So inspirational! Thank you for encouraging me to think of my mending pile with less loathing and more interest. And I never thought of needle felting for knitwear repair. Clever you!

this video is so inspiring, almost dropped my knitting to sew my tarnished pants! adore how loved every piece around you

Hello, Ida! I learned new things, thank you:)

Love the felting for mending! I have a cashmere turtleneck I found at an estate sale that needs repair. Great idea!

going to dig through my mending box now :)

so cool! i also have a huge pile of things that need mending… thank you for reminding how rewarding this process can be! also want to try felting now :-)

this is very nice~🥰✨

This is making me think about all the things I should mend! ❤

Ida, thank you very much for the video❤

I did enjoy watching this. I love your guinea pigs so cute. I need to probably mend some things as well. Never thought of felt and punching...have to give it a go.

I definitely want to learn many different stitching techniques but just knowing the basics helped me a lot & somehow distinguished me from other kids at school 😅 Like I always carried a little sewing kit (perhaps not allowed in some countries/schools as needles can be seen as potentially dangerous? but I had no issue) just so that I can reattach a fallen button from a shirt or something right then and there, and my friends always looked at me in awe, which made me look at them in awe in return. So you guys would rather just wait until you get home to have your parents do these things...? I was just too impatient for that haha

Ida, you changed my perspective towards materials! Thanks for the video ❤

Super jobs ….

Hey Ida! I'm going to Copenhagen this year. Do you have any textile or thrift stores recommendations? Museums are also appreciated :) Thanks!

the video was so inspiring, thank you, Ida! 🩶 being responsible and careful with belongings is important to me, but i became less sure of this when i noticed that not many people around me in real life see it as a norm. your video reminded me why mending all kinds of things is rewarding and overall great!!