What a fun series! Getting back into spinning after 30 years and these are perfect little refresher videos. Thank you!

Thank you so much. I am actually learning to go from default yarn to planned structures. This infos help sooooo much

This is incredibly fascinating! Glad I found you.

Sadly anything above 19 micron is itchy for me

Very informative and great camera work! I’m so glad I found your channel!

These videos are so interesting!

Love this series! Thanks for making this information available 😊

Thank you for this instalment and so nice to see you back 😊

I adore all of your different wool tupes videos, i never had opportunity to touch different types of wool and its so interesting to wtach. Your vouce over is also very infornative and pleasant to listen to

Great info - Many thanks 😊

I only crochet and appreciate the mention of how this will compliments crochet. Thank you so much!

I’ve just got 200g of Jacob for spinning (only a small amount as I spin on drop spindles) and I have to say it spins like butter - so smooth, so consistent with very little attention on my part! Not sure what I’m going to make with it yet, but I’m really looking forward to it.

Thank you for your series introducing various sheep breeds. I enjoyed your style of videography it's almost as if I could reach in and feel the fibre. I started my spinning journey during Covid lockdown. As per I wanted to do all the things, so very quickly I bought a breed study and was over whelmed as to how and what to do with it/final project. I have decided to essentially follow the examples and sampling in the Fleece and Fibre book, and have my own tactile sample page rather than a blanket or something similar. Looking forward to more breeds! ..... if that is your plan. Thank you again

I’m glad I found your channel. Very interesting video. Beautiful fleece.

I'm looking forward to some relaxing evenings spinning some jacob wool i have ordered. I'm getting reacquainted with my spinning wheel.

Such an informative series. 🐑 Thank you!

Thank you! These breed studies are so fascinating and enjoyable to watch. You also pack a lot of information into some not very long videos which is really appreciated 🙂

I love this series! Exactly what I was looking for when deciding on what sheep breed I want to raise! How well does this wool dye?

Thank you. I am looking forward to more videos. 🙂

I bought some Herdwick from Paradise Fibers (USA) last year as I wanted to try some different heritage breeds. Wasn’t quite sure what to do with it, so I really appreciate the tips in your video. Happy Spinning!

Thank you for explaining this so clearly. Beautiful.

Please upload my tutorials. Your tutorials really helped me kickstart my crochet journey. Greatful to you always. Kindly upload more tutorials please

How wonderful is she, thanks kindly for your time.xx💜

Waiting for the next tutorial

This was such an inspiring video! I hope you will make more videos to this series :)

Totally agree with everything you said. Corriedale was one of the first fibers i spun and I've loved it since 😊.

is there a reason why you go in front of the yarn when you say yarn over and then on another stitch go behind the yarn the next time you say yarn over? i'm just curious as i am about as skilled as knit one crochet two. lol would this stitch make a good one for a man's scarf?

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Best tutorial I have come across. Thanks 😊

is it a quick stitch 2

Doesn’t look like she making a double crochet to me.

BELLO

Thank you so much for the tutorials for left handers!!! It makes it so much easier for lefties to learn and actually have their project look like it should

Half treble is the British name for the stitch, while in the US it is called a half double ! 😉

Lovely tutorial! Thank you.

Beginners videos please 🙏

🤦🏽‍♀️ Wow! You really tricked me! 😊This is just a HDC (half double crochet) 🧶 in the US. It’s my favorite stitch. ☺️

Beautifully clear. Thank you.

Good work 🎉

Looks beautiful..I'm loving it

Very beautiful 👍 😍 ❤

You are doing yarn unders.

Love it. Also, the double crochet stitch in the UK is known as a single crochet stitch in the USA.

Thanks for sharing

Thank you! You are a wonderful teacher!😊!

Keep it up 👍 👏 👌 💪