I just love your videos, your sweet, kind messages throughout just make me happy. I love your passion for yarn and interesting patterns to knit. You are very inspiring. 💕
Tencel, linen and bamboo are my favorite plant-based yarns. I usually don't like 100% plant based, so I look for blends. One of my favorite things is to use a lace-weight strand of plant fiber with a strand of something like mohair, alpaca or wool. I am new here, and am really enjoying your podcasts. :)
I like knitting linen for warmer weather - it gets softer with wear and washing and looks great. I like knitting simple patterns with linen like CocoKnits' Leonie. The olive wood grain shows up so beautifully in your little pieces!
You are an absolute joy to watch. I just love your enthusiasm for plant based yarn. It's something I haven't knit with yet but you've definitely sparked some curiosity. Your wooden accessories are absolutely gorgeous. I particularly love the stitch markers and I am looking forward to your next episode already! Sending you lots of joy and peace x
My favorite plant based fiber is cotton. I have grown cotton and loved seeing the different colors pop out! There is a light and dark brown, pink, and of course white. I enjoy spinning yarn too. It was so fun spinning the cotton right from the plant pod! I enjoy your podcast and all your generous information. Your crafts are beautiful.
I'm knitting with Sandnes Garn "Line" (53% cotton, 33% viscose and 14% linen) the Mangrovetee, and I'm really enjoying the process. Once I finish with it, I would like to knit the Ranunculus top, watching you talking so much about it just convinced me. Thank you for sharing your lovely projects with us 😊.
I tend to gravitate to bamboo but I’m trying to find eucalyptus base. Tomorrow I have 2 yarn shops on my “going to town” list of stops. Mission search out plant base yarn! Your podcast are so very soothing to me…your voice has such a nice calming effect! (I’ve found the high pitch podcasters I don’t watch as much then I figured out I gravitate to the soothing voices😊) so I was completely grateful to get the alert of your new upload! ❤️
Your videos really help me get through my work day Martina, thank you so much for all the hard work! I think, for plant based fibers, my favorite needs to be linen. My mom is allergic to wool - I spent a long time to find a yarn that felt as good in the hand as wool, but my primary desire in knitting is to be able to make the nice things that I think my mom deserves :)
I knit with anything I have on hand (plant based and non)- it gets so cold where I live (no one else seems to think WA is cold, but I’m from AZ, so I’m in layers 365 days a year). I like knitting with linen and cotton for under layers like tank tops, tees, etc. I tried the Ranunculus last week and must have been having an off day- it was a mess! At the beginning of the yoke, I had 50 extra stitches on my needles. I may try it again now that I’ve seen it on you! The buttons you made are absolutely gorgeous! You truly have talent!
I'd like to make a summer top with linen-blend now that I have seen your plant-based knits. :) Currently I have a wip sweater in cotton-acrylic 50/50 mix combined with Drops brushed alpaca silk, and it is a fun and very soft project. Thank you for your lovely podcast and happy knitting from Finland! 😊
You are such a wonderful, lovely and kind person, dear Martina! I love your chanel so much! Its such a great pleasure to look at and hear to you, such a beauty and calm. I´m an old knitter, but you gave me a lot of Ideas, what to make. I like your style! I had to laugh when you suggested the sentence for your giveaway, because thats exactly what I want to do: I like to knit the Ranunculus in Bomull lin. Much love to you!!
I love your podcast and really enjoy knitting with you! Two of my favorite sweaters are knit in Linen, both Morning Sky & Night Sky both by Heidi Kirrmaier 🧶
I honestly haven’t used many plant based fibers, I’ve heard really nice things about linen yarns and would love to try to knit a summer top from linen. Your olive wood creations are so beautiful!
I've recently made a vest and cap for my nephew using a cotton yarn. It was really fun to make. This is the first time ove watched your videos and I enjoyed it so much. Your voice is so calming.
I enjoy knitting with silk and cotton. The enjoyment of knitting with any fiber is always part of the journey. Since watching your beautiful podcast I am more apt to try some of the plant based fibers you have mentioned. Thank you for sharing your podcast….I look forward to each episode….you bring peace (much needed) into my world ❤️.
Hi Martina! Really enjoy your podcast. I love seeing all the plant based yarns in your makes. I love your energy. Will tune in for the next episode! Have a great day!
Another lovely episode; thank you! I have never worked with linen, but I am very intrigued. Therefore, it is my wish that this year I will be making a garment using linen! The pieces for your giveaway are absolutely beautiful! Continued success with your channel! ❤️🥰
My favorite is bamboo, but currently I’m making another ranunculus with cotton yarn. I really love your podcast. It brings calmness to my days. Thanks!
I want to thank you for the calm and peaceful measure of your videos! I really appreciate how your presence and voice can bring down my anxiety!! 💖😊 My favorite plant based yarn is definitely cotton. I especially like to knit with it, for babies 🌞
Ciao Martina, ti ho scoperto da poco e apprezzo ed ammiro moltissimo i tuoi podcast. Continua così e mi raccomando continuate con la produzione di bottoni e stitch markers, sono stupendi. Un abbraccio 🥰
I love Drops Belle because I live in a hot climate and it has proved to me to me to be very cool in the summertime. It has cotton, linen and viscose in it and has made me a fan of viscose as it improves the texture when knitting and the drape is so delicious. Drops Belle knits up at about 24 st per 10cm or 4" - very manageable. I recently bought safran as well, but have not used it yet. It's much thinner, almost fingering weight,, and the T shirt I'll make will undoubtedly take longer, but I want to see what a thin knit will wear like. And of course Drops is so affordable, which I need at this time.
I really like working with Cotten/ linen blends. They are so light and airy and I think in certain colors; look very luxurious. I would like to make a Colette Tee soon!
I love your podcast so much and you mentioned my name today because I bought you a coffee 🥰. My favorite plant based fiber is linen and I want to use Linenquill to make a basic sweater with a v-neckline. You are the best. Stay safe and healthy. 🧶❤️
I just discovered your lovely You Tube podcast. Your buttons and jewelry is beautiful. I am a fan of bamboo. It is a great fiber for blankets for babies!
Thank you for another lovely podcast. Your olive wood buttons/jewellery/stitch markers are exquisite, the sheen and veins of the wood are so beautiful. I love knitting with linen/cotton, last summer I made a tee shirt by Ankestrick in cotton but I’d like to knit it again in linen.
I know only cotton as plant-based yarn so far. I am going to knit a pullover for my son with it. It's so interesting to see all these different knitting podcasts. Today I just found yours
Lovely from start to finish! You are inspirational in every way 🎶😉🎶 I enjoy trying all fibers! It helps me feel playful on the journey of creativity 🎶😌🎶
I love knitting tiny baby things with soft organic cotton. Your ranunculus is beautiful. So many people have made several of them. I think it's a contagious obsession! I love your podcasts and look forward to them.
You are so sweet and kind- what you give to others is returning to you. Love your podcast, appreciate your hard work and love all different subjects that you showing us- knitting, cooking, wood working, spa- teaching us to care of ourselves, all is with using natural products. Thank you so so much sending you lots of hugs and happiness ❤️
I tried a cotton/linen blend yarn that I really enjoyed working with. I'd like to make a head wrap to keep my hair up in the summertime. I also wanted to say I'm really enjoying your channel. Thank you for sharing with us!
And I would like to tell you that I am grateful for you you truly are so gifted and truly enjoy your channel I look forward to it so much may God bless you and have a beautiful day thank you for sharing
I'm so happy I found your channel I love it I like a linen/ cotton blend I am starting my first Ranunculus with that. I enjoy seeing your handmade wood items they are georgeous.Have a lovely day! 💗💐🧶
You are a lovely person who transmits a lot of calm . I love your podcasts. I would like to knit in cotton the Wild Posy Tee by Melody Hoffmann , hopefully for the coming summer :)
Hello from Scotland! I really really like bamboo yarn. It makes such a soft drapy fabric and is cool on skin in summer. I'd like to make a Ranunculus with such yarn for those sunny summer days out in the garden.
Hello, I'm so pleased to have found your podcast. Your creations are so beautiful and I love your aesthetic. I've never knit in cotton (or any other plant based fibre) but I have crocheted with it, mainly Drops and found that it makes great garments, face cloths and summer weight baby blankets. I've knit 2 Ranunculus jumpers and have plans for a third but you may just have inspired me to make a fourth one in a cotton linen blend 😊 Thank you for a lovely podcast. Sarah
I recently finished a long sleeve simple sweater from a new to me yarn. Mirasol, a marino wool and mulberry silk Peruvian based yarn was luxuious to work with and oh so soft! Your olive wood makes are beautiful !
I love "Drops Belle" - its 53% cotton, 33% viscose and 14% linen. I like linen, but 100% linen is a lot, so I like this mix. I've knitted the "Lydia 2.0"-top with this yarn, and I love it. I will definetly knit one more in another colour :)
Found your Lovely podcast ❤️❤️ Now I’m looking, listening and enjoying! Really fell in love with Leaf-patten. Soooo I bought the boundle with the sweater included 😍😍 👋 greatings from Sweden ❤🍃🍃🍃
My favorite plant fiber is cotton! I live in a really hot climate and our winters are short. Cotton is so useful so I can continue to do what I love, which is knit!
I am knitting with all my linen and cotton yarns these days because its so warm here most of the year. I really love the cotton/linen blends like Kelbourne woolen Mojave and Juniper moon farm Zooey. Right now Im knitting the outline tee and Im looking forward to making another ripple crop with Zooey.
Your podcast is really a nice break for the soul! You are so calm and you have such a nice positive energy. I really enjoyed using cotton yarn to make dish cloth. I only use my hand knitted cloth since two years and I am very happy with them.
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Hello! My favorite plant based yarn so far is Ramie. I spin my own yarn so blending it with pure cotton makes the fibers very strong and durable if I want to weave a cloth with it. Did you know that it was used in China over 2000 years ago before cotton? When wet it is 8 times stronger than cotton and it has a beautiful silky sheen to it. I love your podcast and your items are very beautiful.
Cotton is the main plant based yarn I have used. These days I find it a bit hard on my hands to knit with so tend to stick to more flexible woollen yarns. I would love to give bamboo a go though. Your makes with the olive wood are lovely!
My favorite plant-based yarn is bamboo. I like making baby items with it. But I use cotton the most and like making kitchen supplies with it…potholders, coasters, napkin rings, etc. (your sweater is beautiful and looks so elegant)
Hi and thanks for your podcasts. One more time a lot of inspiration and peaceful feeling. I love knitting with linen in summer and you make me realize that i have 7 ranunculus but none in linen... the next one will be in linen!
I love knitting with cotton and I would love to try knitting with linen mixed with cotton and I also love knitting with 100% wool. Thank you for the having this beautiful giveaway the olive wood is stunning I love your creativity thank you for all that you do.
Enjoy your podcasts very much and your calming spirit. I have never knit with a plant fiber and was really loving the look of the Drops Bomull Lina of cotton and linen in the exact color 05 that you showed on this podcast. I think I would like to make and Anker Tee with it! I really appreciate the way you feature plant yarns. It makes it easier to visualize what to make with them.
I'm so inspired to see what people are knitting and what their fiber choices are. I had found a yarn from portugal that was made from corn fiber and fell in love, sadly it isn't currently being made,so bamboo will be my next favourite. I just started getting back into designing and creating a summer collection, and the current yarn for the first piece is 54cotton,34wool,and 12silk The prototype was done in a basic yarn, and just about finished the second piece in a colourful cotton blend
What an absolutely lovely podcast! My favorite plant based yarn is linen ❤️ I have a gorgeous sweater quantity in a teal color in my stash that is begging to be knit up! With all of the Renonculus (spelling?) I have seen knit up recently I am very much so contemplating using the pattern paired with my teal linen ❤️ with summer coming around I think this might be a fun pairing!
I am thinking about knitting the Ranunculus with short sleeves, using 100% Pima Cotton from my stash. Thank you for all the beautiful, relaxing inspiration. 😊
Thank you for this nice episode! ❤️ I knit a lot with cotton yarn which I enjoy but I would really like to try some linen yarn one day... Today I bought some hand dyed cotton yarn from a local dyer so I can knit myself a leaf top as well 😍
I love the look of linen yarn but don’t always enjoy knitting with it! There’s a cotton linen blend that I also enjoy. Love your podcast and your wooden things are beautiful!
I’ve made my first ranunculus in a linen/cotton mix and it’s really lovely. My daughter saw it and now wants one for herself. I’ve also knitted in hemp/wool mix and enjoyed that as well. Your leaf top turned out lovely. Looks like a nice summer top I may have to try. Thanks for sharing your makes and it looks like you need your own dog!
So far the only plant based yarn I've used was linen and I loved the resulting item I knit with it! I'm hoping to use it again shortly to make a summer top from a pattern by Isabell Kraemer (the pattern name escapes me at the moment). Your projects are lovely!
A plant based fiber I would really like to try is tencel which is made from wood pulp- Ive sewn some of my fav clothes from it and can imagine a tencel yarn would be lovely!
Hey ;) I honestly do not knit so much with plantbased fiber, but linenyarn was the one I knitted most with. My beige Ranunculus from last year is waiting to be worn this season again and there will be some more sumemr tops this year for sure. I love your Podcast and your craftwork. Nele
I’ve just found your podcast/vlogs and enjoying them so much. Your knits have inspired me to plan a summer top in linen. I still need to decide which linen and which pattern 😊
It was so weird when you said to think of what you would knit with a plant based fiber, I thought hmm, maybe a ranunculus in linen and then you said, maybe a ranunculus in linen! We think alike! It is a beautiful pattern
I love your podcast, love your ranunculus but I have to admit I have not knitted one yet I guess I am late to this party. I don't knit much with a plant fiber but recently have knitted with a mix of Eucalyptus , silk cotton yarn and it is so light and I love it, I made a Zwieg by Caitlin Hunter. Thank you and happy knitting.
Hi Martina , I love my buttons and progress keepers. It took only 2 weeks to get to the USA. I followed the tracking number and knew just when the package would arrive . Thank you so much !! I love all your knitting and plant based yarns. I love weaving in linen.... it's nice and light in the summer. Cotton is my favorite for knitting.
I loved this episode. Say hello to Pipi :-) While watching I was knitting on my third Ranunculus, this one is in wool and silk mohair, my first was with bamboo and my second Ranunculus was made in cotton/bamboo, my favorite summer yarn. Looking forward to your next episode.
Last summer I knit a linen Ranunculus that came out just gorgeous. I am wanting to make my little girl a romper from linen yarn for the coming summer. It is my favorite warm weather fiber. Your creations are so lovely and I would feel completely honored to own them.
Hi. I love watching your Ranunculus sweaters. I picked up some Juniper Moon Zooey. and am currently working on my first Ranunculus. I'm enjoying working with Linen. Thank you for your podcasts.
I love your ranunculus sweater! I live in a warm southern state, so cotton and linen are my favorite fibers to work with! Just finished the half and half wrap, so simple dishcloths might be just what I need! Thank you for a great calming podcast!
I love linen but have found that it's not easy to work with on my hands. I have a friend who told me that I should wash the yarn because that'll soften it. But I have made the skeins into balls- so I haven't touched it.
hello dear. what a wonderful moment to spend with you. i have done a few ranunculus in cotton and in linen, without sleeves as well. such a beautiful pattern for the summer. i actually would love to try banana fiber from nomadnoos and do the shizen pullover from eritml. thank you again for sharing your italian life with us. beautiful esthetics
I just finished my first ranunculus last week. I love it so much!!! I definitely want to make another one in a linen blend or even hemp yarn. As always I loved your episode. So happy You Tube recommended your channel.
I have two favorites: hemp and linen ❤️ i have a linen cardigan which is like wearing a hug, even in the winter, layered up, is amazing! I want to try and knit some lacy linen socks 😝 And with hemp I knitted a dishcloth and it was very weird, but nice to knit, I want to try and knit a hemp tshirt 😊 Overall I want to knit more and more with plant fibres and now spring is showing up so it’s the perfect time 😊 All the best and take care 👋
I love your podcast! Your videos make me feel so relaxed 😁❤ I'd love to try knitting a lightweight top in linen yarn, or maybe a hemp yarn. Your plant-based fibre journey is inspiring me!💚xxx
I love how you just knit without any patterns. I so much love your podcast. Those irregular shaped buttons look so good.
I just love your videos, your sweet, kind messages throughout just make me happy. I love your passion for yarn and interesting patterns to knit. You are very inspiring. 💕
Tencel, linen and bamboo are my favorite plant-based yarns. I usually don't like 100% plant based, so I look for blends. One of my favorite things is to use a lace-weight strand of plant fiber with a strand of something like mohair, alpaca or wool. I am new here, and am really enjoying your podcasts. :)
I like knitting linen for warmer weather - it gets softer with wear and washing and looks great. I like knitting simple patterns with linen like CocoKnits' Leonie. The olive wood grain shows up so beautifully in your little pieces!
You are an absolute joy to watch. I just love your enthusiasm for plant based yarn. It's something I haven't knit with yet but you've definitely sparked some curiosity. Your wooden accessories are absolutely gorgeous. I particularly love the stitch markers and I am looking forward to your next episode already! Sending you lots of joy and peace x
Thank you so much Sarah🤎 I hope you'll get to knit with some plant based fibers, they're super interesting to try😊
My favorite plant based fiber is cotton.
I have grown cotton and loved seeing the different colors pop out! There is a light and dark brown, pink, and of course white. I enjoy spinning yarn too. It was so fun spinning the cotton right from the plant pod!
I enjoy your podcast and all your generous information. Your crafts are beautiful.
I'm knitting with Sandnes Garn "Line" (53% cotton, 33% viscose and 14% linen) the Mangrovetee, and I'm really enjoying the process. Once I finish with it, I would like to knit the Ranunculus top, watching you talking so much about it just convinced me. Thank you for sharing your lovely projects with us 😊.
I tend to gravitate to bamboo but I’m trying to find eucalyptus base.
Tomorrow I have 2 yarn shops on my “going to town” list of stops. Mission search out plant base yarn!
Your podcast are so very soothing to me…your voice has such a nice calming effect! (I’ve found the high pitch podcasters I don’t watch as much then I figured out I gravitate to the soothing voices😊) so I was completely grateful to get the alert of your new upload! ❤️
Your videos really help me get through my work day Martina, thank you so much for all the hard work!
I think, for plant based fibers, my favorite needs to be linen. My mom is allergic to wool - I spent a long time to find a yarn that felt as good in the hand as wool, but my primary desire in knitting is to be able to make the nice things that I think my mom deserves :)
So beautiful, I wish lots of joy to you and your mum🤎
I knit with anything I have on hand (plant based and non)- it gets so cold where I live (no one else seems to think WA is cold, but I’m from AZ, so I’m in layers 365 days a year). I like knitting with linen and cotton for under layers like tank tops, tees, etc.
I tried the Ranunculus last week and must have been having an off day- it was a mess! At the beginning of the yoke, I had 50 extra stitches on my needles.
I may try it again now that I’ve seen it on you!
The buttons you made are absolutely gorgeous! You truly have talent!
I love knitting with coton 🌸🌸🌸 and i love your podcast and your simplicity 💙
I'd like to make a summer top with linen-blend now that I have seen your plant-based knits. :) Currently I have a wip sweater in cotton-acrylic 50/50 mix combined with Drops brushed alpaca silk, and it is a fun and very soft project. Thank you for your lovely podcast and happy knitting from Finland! 😊
You are such a wonderful, lovely and kind person, dear Martina! I love your chanel so much! Its such a great pleasure to look at and hear to you, such a beauty and calm. I´m an old knitter, but you gave me a lot of Ideas, what to make. I like your style!
I had to laugh when you suggested the sentence for your giveaway, because thats exactly what I want to do:
I like to knit the Ranunculus in Bomull lin.
Much love to you!!
I love your podcast and really enjoy knitting with you! Two of my favorite sweaters are knit in Linen, both Morning Sky & Night Sky both by Heidi Kirrmaier 🧶
I honestly haven’t used many plant based fibers, I’ve heard really nice things about linen yarns and would love to try to knit a summer top from linen. Your olive wood creations are so beautiful!
I've recently made a vest and cap for my nephew using a cotton yarn. It was really fun to make. This is the first time ove watched your videos and I enjoyed it so much. Your voice is so calming.
I enjoy knitting with silk and cotton. The enjoyment of knitting with any fiber is always part of the journey. Since watching your beautiful podcast I am more apt to try some of the plant based fibers you have mentioned. Thank you for sharing your podcast….I look forward to each episode….you bring peace (much needed) into my world ❤️.
Hi Martina! Really enjoy your podcast. I love seeing all the plant based yarns in your makes. I love your energy. Will tune in for the next episode! Have a great day!
Thank you so much🤎🌼
It’s so funny that you said a ranunculus in linen because that’s exactly what I had in mind!
Another lovely episode; thank you! I have never worked with linen, but I am very intrigued. Therefore, it is my wish that this year I will be making a garment using linen! The pieces for your giveaway are absolutely beautiful! Continued success with your channel! ❤️🥰
Love the sweater you are wearing. I think all the sweaters you show are beautiful so beautiful.🌻
Love your woodwork and your podcast ❤️
My favorite is bamboo, but currently I’m making another ranunculus with cotton yarn. I really love your podcast. It brings calmness to my days. Thanks!
I want to thank you for the calm and peaceful measure of your videos! I really appreciate how your presence and voice can bring down my anxiety!! 💖😊
My favorite plant based yarn is definitely cotton. I especially like to knit with it, for babies 🌞
Thank you so much🤎
Ciao Martina, ti ho scoperto da poco e apprezzo ed ammiro moltissimo i tuoi podcast. Continua così e mi raccomando continuate con la produzione di bottoni e stitch markers, sono stupendi. Un abbraccio 🥰
Peace and love to you as well. I am with you on using avocado dye on the brown and white top 🌺
I love Drops Belle because I live in a hot climate and it has proved to me to me to be very cool in the summertime. It has cotton, linen and viscose in it and has made me a fan of viscose as it improves the texture when knitting and the drape is so delicious. Drops Belle knits up at about 24 st per 10cm or 4" - very manageable. I recently bought safran as well, but have not used it yet. It's much thinner, almost fingering weight,, and the T shirt I'll make will undoubtedly take longer, but I want to see what a thin knit will wear like. And of course Drops is so affordable, which I need at this time.
I really like working with Cotten/ linen blends. They are so light and airy and I think in certain colors; look very luxurious. I would like to make a Colette Tee soon!
I love your podcast so much and you mentioned my name today because I bought you a coffee 🥰. My favorite plant based fiber is linen and I want to use Linenquill to make a basic sweater with a v-neckline. You are the best. Stay safe and healthy. 🧶❤️
I just discovered your lovely You Tube podcast. Your buttons and jewelry is beautiful. I am a fan of bamboo. It is a great fiber for blankets for babies!
My goodness you are so gifted my favorite is linen but I cannot afford linen so I enjoy watching all the beautiful things that you knit
Thank you for another lovely podcast. Your olive wood buttons/jewellery/stitch markers are exquisite, the sheen and veins of the wood are so beautiful. I love knitting with linen/cotton, last summer I made a tee shirt by Ankestrick in cotton but I’d like to knit it again in linen.
I know only cotton as plant-based yarn so far. I am going to knit a pullover for my son with it. It's so interesting to see all these different knitting podcasts. Today I just found yours
Love your pod casts. I would love to knit a Ranunculus sweater in a linen cotton blend. Your olive wood items are so beautiful.
Lovely from start to finish!
You are inspirational in every way 🎶😉🎶
I enjoy trying all fibers!
It helps me feel playful on the journey of creativity 🎶😌🎶
I like Cascade worsted weight cotton yarn. I make hotpads (sometimes called trivets) with them! Lovely podcast!
I love anything linen. Have a beautiful skirt I am working on. Other tops in linen are my favorite to wear. Love your podcast
I love knitting tiny baby things with soft organic cotton. Your ranunculus is beautiful. So many people have made several of them. I think it's a contagious obsession! I love your podcasts and look forward to them.
I like linen and I want to knit the Whitehorse in it. Love your podcast!
You are so sweet and kind- what you give to others is returning to you. Love your podcast, appreciate your hard work and love all different subjects that you showing us- knitting, cooking, wood working, spa- teaching us to care of ourselves, all is with using natural products. Thank you so so much sending you lots of hugs and happiness ❤️
I tried a cotton/linen blend yarn that I really enjoyed working with. I'd like to make a head wrap to keep my hair up in the summertime. I also wanted to say I'm really enjoying your channel. Thank you for sharing with us!
And I would like to tell you that I am grateful for you you truly are so gifted and truly enjoy your channel I look forward to it so much may God bless you and have a beautiful day thank you for sharing
I'm so happy I found your channel I love it I like a linen/ cotton blend I am starting my first Ranunculus with that. I enjoy seeing your handmade wood items they are georgeous.Have a lovely day! 💗💐🧶
You are a lovely person who transmits a lot of calm . I love your podcasts. I would like to knit in cotton the Wild Posy Tee by Melody Hoffmann , hopefully for the coming summer :)
One of my next projects is a Ranunculus made with a linen blend! So enjoyed your lovely podcast. 🥰
Hello from Scotland!
I really really like bamboo yarn. It makes such a soft drapy fabric and is cool on skin in summer. I'd like to make a Ranunculus with such yarn for those sunny summer days out in the garden.
Hello, I'm so pleased to have found your podcast. Your creations are so beautiful and I love your aesthetic. I've never knit in cotton (or any other plant based fibre) but I have crocheted with it, mainly Drops and found that it makes great garments, face cloths and summer weight baby blankets. I've knit 2 Ranunculus jumpers and have plans for a third but you may just have inspired me to make a fourth one in a cotton linen blend 😊 Thank you for a lovely podcast. Sarah
I recently finished a long sleeve simple sweater from a new to me yarn. Mirasol, a marino wool and mulberry silk Peruvian based yarn was luxuious to work with and oh so soft! Your olive wood makes are beautiful !
I love "Drops Belle" - its 53% cotton, 33% viscose and 14% linen. I like linen, but 100% linen is a lot, so I like this mix.
I've knitted the "Lydia 2.0"-top with this yarn, and I love it. I will definetly knit one more in another colour :)
Found your Lovely podcast ❤️❤️ Now I’m looking, listening and enjoying! Really fell in love with Leaf-patten. Soooo I bought the boundle with the sweater included 😍😍
👋 greatings from Sweden ❤🍃🍃🍃
Nice!!🤎🌱Tack så jättemycket för ert stöd 🤎
My favorite plant fiber is cotton! I live in a really hot climate and our winters are short. Cotton is so useful so I can continue to do what I love, which is knit!
I am knitting with all my linen and cotton yarns these days because its so warm here most of the year. I really love the cotton/linen blends like Kelbourne woolen Mojave and Juniper moon farm Zooey. Right now Im knitting the outline tee and Im looking forward to making another ripple crop with Zooey.
Your podcast is really a nice break for the soul! You are so calm and you have such a nice positive energy. I really enjoyed using cotton yarn to make dish cloth. I only use my hand knitted cloth since two years and I am very happy with them.
Raramente lascio un commento, ma sono talmente innamorata dai tuoi video ! Gli già ho visti tutti :) Il vostro progetto è bellissimo. Vi auguro il successo
Oh Caroline grazie grazie grazie 🙏🏼🤎Ti auguro tanta gioia e abbondanza
Hello! My favorite plant based yarn so far is Ramie. I spin my own yarn so blending it with pure cotton makes the fibers very strong and durable if I want to weave a cloth with it. Did you know that it was used in China over 2000 years ago before cotton? When wet it is 8 times stronger than cotton and it has a beautiful silky sheen to it. I love your podcast and your items are very beautiful.
I didn't know jt!😊Thank you for telling me this info🤎I never used Ramie. I'd love to try it one day!
Cotton is the main plant based yarn I have used. These days I find it a bit hard on my hands to knit with so tend to stick to more flexible woollen yarns. I would love to give bamboo a go though. Your makes with the olive wood are lovely!
My favorite plant-based yarn is bamboo. I like making baby items with it. But I use cotton the most and like making kitchen supplies with it…potholders, coasters, napkin rings, etc. (your sweater is beautiful and looks so elegant)
With the holey jumper you could do the white as a stripe and do the rest in rust orange.
Hi and thanks for your podcasts. One more time a lot of inspiration and peaceful feeling.
I love knitting with linen in summer and you make me realize that i have 7 ranunculus but none in linen... the next one will be in linen!
I love knitting with cotton and I would love to try knitting with linen mixed with cotton and I also love knitting with 100% wool. Thank you for the having this beautiful giveaway the olive wood is stunning I love your creativity thank you for all that you do.
Enjoy your podcasts very much and your calming spirit. I have never knit with a plant fiber and was really loving the look of the Drops Bomull Lina of cotton and linen in the exact color 05 that you showed on this podcast. I think I would like to make and Anker Tee with it! I really appreciate the way you feature plant yarns. It makes it easier to visualize what to make with them.
I'm so inspired to see what people are knitting and what their fiber choices are.
I had found a yarn from portugal that was made from corn fiber and fell in love, sadly it isn't currently being made,so bamboo will be my next favourite.
I just started getting back into designing and creating a summer collection, and the current yarn for the first piece is 54cotton,34wool,and 12silk
The prototype was done in a basic yarn, and just about finished the second piece in a colourful cotton blend
Oh that sounds fun!🌼do let me know the names of your designs once you publish them, maybe I'll try one of them🌼
What an absolutely lovely podcast! My favorite plant based yarn is linen ❤️ I have a gorgeous sweater quantity in a teal color in my stash that is begging to be knit up! With all of the Renonculus (spelling?) I have seen knit up recently I am very much so contemplating using the pattern paired with my teal linen ❤️ with summer coming around I think this might be a fun pairing!
I am thinking about knitting the Ranunculus with short sleeves, using 100% Pima Cotton from my stash. Thank you for all the beautiful, relaxing inspiration. 😊
You are so peaceful & pleasant. I’m making a child’s vest. I’m using a cotton & bamboo blend. So soft !
Love your Ranunculus, I have knitted two in silk & mohair. A plant based yarn I would like to try is bamboo and cotton mix, maybe another Ranunculus 🥰
Love listening to you. I am knitting a shrug with white cotton now.
Thank you for this nice episode! ❤️ I knit a lot with cotton yarn which I enjoy but I would really like to try some linen yarn one day... Today I bought some hand dyed cotton yarn from a local dyer so I can knit myself a leaf top as well 😍
I love the look of linen yarn but don’t always enjoy knitting with it! There’s a cotton linen blend that I also enjoy. Love your podcast and your wooden things are beautiful!
I’ve made my first ranunculus in a linen/cotton mix and it’s really lovely. My daughter saw it and now wants one for herself. I’ve also knitted in hemp/wool mix and enjoyed that as well. Your leaf top turned out lovely. Looks like a nice summer top I may have to try. Thanks for sharing your makes and it looks like you need your own dog!
So far the only plant based yarn I've used was linen and I loved the resulting item I knit with it! I'm hoping to use it again shortly to make a summer top from a pattern by Isabell Kraemer (the pattern name escapes me at the moment). Your projects are lovely!
After finishing a rainbow baby blanket in bamboo yarn, I think it is my new favorite plant-based yarn. 💜
Wow! What a grand prize and all I have to do is tell you I love linen for all warm weather knits. 🧶🧶
A plant based fiber I would really like to try is tencel which is made from wood pulp- Ive sewn some of my fav clothes from it and can imagine a tencel yarn would be lovely!
Hey ;) I honestly do not knit so much with plantbased fiber, but linenyarn was the one I knitted most with. My beige Ranunculus from last year is waiting to be worn this season again and there will be some more sumemr tops this year for sure.
I love your Podcast and your craftwork. Nele
I’ve just found your podcast/vlogs and enjoying them so much. Your knits have inspired me to plan a summer top in linen. I still need to decide which linen and which pattern 😊
It was so weird when you said to think of what you would knit with a plant based fiber, I thought hmm, maybe a ranunculus in linen and then you said, maybe a ranunculus in linen! We think alike! It is a beautiful pattern
I enjoy knitting with bamboo , I’ve made a summer tank top which I love . You bring sunshine and gratitude to my day, thank you ❤️
I haven;t really knit with plant based yarns but would like to make a skirt out of linen. Love your podcast.
I love your podcast, love your ranunculus but I have to admit I have not knitted one yet I guess I am late to this party.
I don't knit much with a plant fiber but recently have knitted with a mix of Eucalyptus , silk cotton yarn and it is so light and I love it, I made a Zwieg by Caitlin Hunter. Thank you and happy knitting.
Hi Martina , I love my buttons and progress keepers. It took only 2 weeks to get to the USA. I followed the tracking number and knew just when the package would arrive . Thank you so much !! I love all your knitting and plant based yarns. I love weaving in linen.... it's nice and light in the summer. Cotton is my favorite for knitting.
I loved this episode. Say hello to Pipi :-) While watching I was knitting on my third Ranunculus, this one is in wool and silk mohair, my first was with bamboo and my second Ranunculus was made in cotton/bamboo, my favorite summer yarn.
Looking forward to your next episode.
TU just started watching ur podcasts & enjoying them so much
I love the Olive wood. I want to try a cotton and linen blend for a short sleeve shirt.
My favorite plant based yarn is linen and for baby stuff making will be bamboo
Last summer I knit a linen Ranunculus that came out just gorgeous. I am wanting to make my little girl a romper from linen yarn for the coming summer. It is my favorite warm weather fiber. Your creations are so lovely and I would feel completely honored to own them.
I love to use a cotton/ linen / silk blend to make summer pieces
Scheepjes cotton whirls has been nice to knit the Read Between the Lines which is illusion knitting.
Hi. I love watching your Ranunculus sweaters. I picked up some Juniper Moon Zooey. and am currently working on my first Ranunculus. I'm enjoying working with Linen. Thank you for your podcasts.
So lovely podcast!! Thank you so much. I am knitting the cloudberry tee by Fiber Tales in linen because I love it for summer time :D
I love your ranunculus sweater! I live in a warm southern state, so cotton and linen are my favorite fibers to work with! Just finished the half and half wrap, so simple dishcloths might be just what I need!
Thank you for a great calming podcast!
Lovely podcast....thank you. I would love to knit a Flores by Eri Shimizu in linen for the summer. Such a lovely pattern.
I love linen but have found that it's not easy to work with on my hands. I have a friend who told me that I should wash the yarn because that'll soften it. But I have made the skeins into balls- so I haven't touched it.
hello dear. what a wonderful moment to spend with you. i have done a few ranunculus in cotton and in linen, without sleeves as well. such a beautiful pattern for the summer. i actually would love to try banana fiber from nomadnoos and do the shizen pullover from eritml. thank you again for sharing your italian life with us. beautiful esthetics
I just finished my first ranunculus last week. I love it so much!!! I definitely want to make another one in a linen blend or even hemp yarn. As always I loved your episode. So happy You Tube recommended your channel.
So happy you enjoyed the Ranunculus 🌱and now you have a beautiful finished garment! Keep me updated on your next version🤎
i like bamboo yarn… i would love to knot a lovenote sweater with it!
I love knitting with bamboo making summer tees
I have two favorites: hemp and linen ❤️ i have a linen cardigan which is like wearing a hug, even in the winter, layered up, is amazing! I want to try and knit some lacy linen socks 😝 And with hemp I knitted a dishcloth and it was very weird, but nice to knit, I want to try and knit a hemp tshirt 😊
Overall I want to knit more and more with plant fibres and now spring is showing up so it’s the perfect time 😊
All the best and take care 👋
I love your podcast! Your videos make me feel so relaxed 😁❤ I'd love to try knitting a lightweight top in linen yarn, or maybe a hemp yarn. Your plant-based fibre journey is inspiring me!💚xxx
I love your podcast, so calm. I never knit with linen more with cotton and bamboo.