half the globe between us, but here we are having quite a bit in common. no fibre community here either and I think getting connected around the world with this medium is amazing and inspirational and makes me feel better, because I now know, there are many other people out there just like me, and I´m not awkward or strange, just me and enjoying the wonderful world of wool, fabrics and loving to sew and crochet and now starting knitting, So one subscriber more - all the best from Germany

You’re making me so homesick! Binghamton area native here living in southeast PA. Great podcast! ❤️

My name is Anne and I'm knitting on a sock in a cabin in Tasmania. I enjoyed watching your podcast, no pressure for content, just enjoy it... 🦘

Both my mother and I spent quite a bit of time in Owego for work (different companies/industries) in the distant past. Loved the town.

Just found you too, like your vibe! I like what you like so far... I will go back and watch the first video.

I really like your channel! I’m so glad I found it. Great yarns picks 🙌💕

my first video of yours I am watching, will watch others after finished this. Just heard you say you are feeling the pressure a little bit to put out content... please dont. I am sure most here would agree you dont need to worry, do what you are comfortable doing. You need to enjoy the process as well. Good luck.

Hi! So fun to have found you! You can put magnets (I used the old calendar ones that businesses send out) on the back of the bumper sticker and then stick it to your car. Easy to remove :)

I have multicolored vibrant sock yarn that I paired with a solid. My pattern choices are quite different from yours. Got me thinking. Seems to me the pattern you're thinking of has too fine details to show well. Stone Knits Happy Poppy Socks strike me as showing both yarns better. The patterns I went for are Faux Cable Socks and Stained Glass (Operation Sock Drawer). Two I'm thinking of are Easy Mosaic socks and, another from the OSD book, Funhouse. I do like geometric patterns.

Oh I have only just found you and your videos are lovely! You look so beautiful sat there, your dress, the background, those adorable cups in the background ♡ I have enjoyed visiting those little shops with you in this video too. I'm off to slowly catch up on your other episodes now too xx

Hey! I just discovered your channel yesterday and have been working my way through your videos! I also started my knitting channel recently after wanting to do it for so long! I am glad I'm doing it, but I also totally feel the pressure now that people are actually watching! Anyways, I have really enjoyed your videos so far! PS: I love the Little Cottonwood dress you're wearing! I have a few dresses from them and I love them!

Still catching up thank you for the Wooly sharing. Will enjoy seeing what you plan 😊. I’m in Uk knitting on the #greyowlknits dragonfly headband and crochet on #nautikrallcrochet Sunburst pillow pattern 😃🙏🏻

I just found your podcast, and I really enjoyed it. You are a joy to watch. Continue on, my dear. I was blessed by your sweet spirit.

Really happy you showed up in my suggested videos! I look forward to your next episode. ❤

Glad to have stumbled upon your lovely podcast tonight. You have some beautiful projects on the go.

Happy to see you again! I bought 2 sweater quantities of Echoview Fiber Mill Lapidary a while back and made sweaters from both of them. I also love that yarn! I had leftovers from one of the sweaters and made socks and they turned out really nice and are wearing well. I was sad when they closed as well. Happy you were able to find the yarn locally. I have visited the Finger Lakes area many time and when you talk about your area, I feel I can imagine it. Now I will have a couple yarn stores to check out when I return there, Looking forward to hearing more from you. Take care!

I am currently crocheting a sweater vest for my daughter who is graduating high school. ❤😊

I relate to the whole raffle experience, yes, it's the anticipación of will the Gods look down upon me and let me win 😂😂 mostly I never do, but that too is part of the fun 'cause then you can treat yourself to a tea and donut, right? 😂 where I live we only have 1 yarn shop but the sisters who run it are great, they go out of their way to source yarns if possible and they do knitting classes but you can just pop in anytime with your project and they will help you if you get stuck; everyone who goes just has that feeling of belonging which is so nice. I find it funny how in many countries people hold their knitting needles differently, here in Spain many years ago I was constantly being told off (what you might call today bullying) that I was holding my needles wrong as opposed to how we hold them in England and was shown by my mum, and sometimes I still get confused on how to pick up my needles and knit. Now with social media I'm seeing that there are very many different ways to hold needles, people just have to find the best way for them. Have you ever experienced this? Getting back to your yarns, I love the fucsia and green, they are going to give your radish sock a lovely pop of colour, I hope we get to see them finished one day. So, have a lovely week and good knitting ❤

Hi. found this today. I am a knitter. Old ladies and working on a few wips -cowl 2 sweaters. I love natural wool yarns. Woolly wool. Im in New Hampshire. Show us around your farm .

So happy to have found your channel! I went back and watched your other videos as well. 😊 Your knitting is lovely! I so enjoyed hearing of your future knitting plans. Wishing you much luck with your channel and looking forward to your next video!

Hi Anne! Thank you so much for your videos! I have enjoyed them so much!❤ Just had twin doelings born this afternoon! It was fun to see a clip of your coated caprine. I live in the Appalachian mountains of SW VA. We have a couple of flocks of sheep, a little goat herd to keep the brush down. I was also sad when Echoview closed! They were the closest mill to me and I took wool there for processing. Yay for going after the podcast goal-- you are doing great!