Thanks again, Andrea, for the maths on how to construct a gentleman's jumper!

The Dorset buttons are absolutely gorgeous. The colours are so vibrant. Such a fascinating history. The button brooches on those beautiful shawls are just exquisite.

I'm 73 years old and a Dorset girl. I remember making these with brass rings in the school playground. I'm not sure that we actually finished them but they were fun to do!

You put out another wonderful episode! Now I’m going to have to make buttons (so fun!) and Carol’s top is so stunning I don’t think I can

Great to see how my fellow Peruvians are showing the world such a beautiful technique. Peruvian knits are unique and beautiful. Fiber arts are such an important part of our culture.

I absolutely love the dorset buttons segment. I am addicted to knitting and to learning anything new related to it! Thank you!

I meant to comment on this one earlier. I have been to Peru, and it was interesting to learn about these techniques. I saw the hats there, but I didn't learn anything about the special knitting techniques. One thing that was amazing was to see the mountain women spinning yarn on drop spindles while just walking along. We also got to meet llamas and alpacas, even in the city streets of Cuzco. They also roam loose at Macchu Pichu. Also everywhere you go they do play that type of local music with the pipes.

by next christmas i will have enough buttons to decorate a tree.... i love it...

I so loved the interview with Frankie Owens!!!! I always loved peruvian textiles and craftsmenship. I hold seminars in elementary schools myself on the subject "sheep and their wool". One particular project is called "Weaving in the Andes" :-)Thank you Andrew and Andrea for another wonderful podcast. <3

I love Andrew's jumper. It looks gorgeous on him. It is my favorite so far. Beautiful work Andrea.

What a fantastic episode! I loved the Dorset Buttons and the Peruvian knitting- it's so interesting to see how other cultures use fiber to create such beautifully crafted items. Thanks for broadening our horizons!

I love this channel! I hope that you continue to make these interesting videos for many more years.

Australian Queen, I hope I can fudge and play with numbers in knitting as you do. You do alot of custom work to patterns. And it is so nice that all members of the family knits. Blessings to your aspiring princess and blessings to you and your King man. I admire the repore bt you and Andrew, one of the things that keeps me coming back to your podcast.Thank you.

Love, love, love Carole Sunday and Sunday Knits!

On my husbands acct :) I’m Lisa . - Every one of your podcasts has been a joy. Your content , projects , finished garments conversations with each other , guest interviews, videography -ALL IS CONSISTENTLY IMPECCABLE .Youve truly created a superior and unique experience for all. You’re very generous with your knowledge gained with each project ,sharing in clear detail how you solved any bumps along the way . I’ve been knitting for 30 plus years ,yet your podcast always holds something new or unusually beautiful that keeps me inspired .All that praise said ,Thank you . Very much ! Today I feel it’s time for me to give back .GOING TO PATREON to back up the words said with a bit of support to the best of the best 👍🏻👍🏻

If someone is interested in the Peruvian knitting style, I recently watched a workshop on Craftsy teaching Portuguese knitting, which is basically the same.

Thank you for the beautiful "walk". I replayed that section twice...I loved it so much. How amazing is God's creation!

Very interesting topics this week! I always recomnend these podcasts to my fellow knitters!!

I really love your podcast. You are both wonderful people who always put a smile on my face. Bach's piano music in between makes it even more special.

The blue sweater is so gorgeous! You did an amazing job! I think I want to try making some Dorset buttons now.