That is just adorable. Clearly superior to catnip. One of my cats loves wool; I bought a sheepskin to use as a chair pad and he tore chunks out of it. His favourite toys are felted wool balls.

And I think this has to be a big reason behind the number of people who just don't feel fit and well but there's no obvious reason for it. It strikes me as a possible factor involved in autoimmune disease.

Such a wonderful idea. I have been giving homemade facecloths for baby gifts and my daughters gir over a dozen years. They still love to get them every Christmas with some nice soap

I still come back to this to listen and be soothed.

Thank you for explaining!

Cocktails effect for thought thats for sure. Also adore that you add text on your shorts!

Well, that's scary!

I have a fabric treatment question! My favorite linen source (fabrics-store) sells pre-softened linen. I’ve made one garment out of it and I do really like it. Do you know anything about the process of softening fabric at the industrial scale? The same site also sells a “linen softening potion” and I would not be surprised if they used something similar in their manufacturing process.

The reason for these very poor " scientific " decisions made by very uninformed " experts is because they know nothing about the subject they claim to know everything about . Computer models are their source, which can be easily manipulated to get the answer you want, by yourself or someone else. They really need to get their hands dirty to become truly knowledgeable. Thank you for exposing this foolishness.

that's how I used to look at my migraines, it slowly builds until my threshold is reached then any littlething pushes me over

Known this for a while living next to a smelly plant that creates tastes and scents for believe it or not -- food. Didn't do our homework before we bought.

Wonderful to know! Thank you for putting this out there

I shall do my best to conquer this project! You are truly lovely!

I have been told that DDT, as well as being really harmful to the environment, is cancerogenic and especially harmful to small children even via skin contact only. In Sweden we are recommended to not use old "moth prof" wool products at all, but rather hand it to a waste facility for safe destruction. We are also told not to try to wash the poison out as it then ends up in the waterways.

I love your videos! So soothing & informative 👍🧡

Yay more textile science!

What a beautiful sweater! I would watch such a video, should you want to do the fuss of making it...🦋💚

Very informative video, thank you. I always enjoy your productions.

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Wow! I had never considered the fact that my textiles might have other materials/chemicals not on the label. And our clothes are such intimate things! Wow.

I have seen that carbon block filters can grab modern pfas from water. Do you think that washing "moth proof" blankets with activated charcoal would help strip the chemicals off?

Thank you so much Kristine! I always enjoy your videos. They're educational, and your voice is very calming.

What we generalize as simple i.e“primitive”… yet, in contrast, so skilled and so sophisticated. There’s a lesson here… 😊

And without spinning wheels!

The aesthetic of the cat, plants, and whole "moving" picture is "fantastic"! And, the information in the verbal content is so useful. (congratulations & thank you)

I just found this channel- this is so cool! I’m so glad you’re doing these, this is incredibly fascinating. Thank you! (Your newest biggest fan)

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From these insektizid you can get cancer or your neural system can be damaged. That's the reason wy they nor more aloud in Europe since the 80th.

Thank you for being such a niche nerd! <3

Thank you for the video!

I love this series!! Thank you!

There is a self-cleaning fur pillow in the foreground. Superior fiber quality!

This is such high-quality content. Thanks for sharing your expertise and knowledge!

I love these episodes!

I couldn't agree more on the labeling comments. It's absurd that clothing is not better regulated as to content. And things are not even always guaranteed to be what the label claims!

I have been slowly changing my wardrobe to natural fibers (as things wear out). I have learned how to sew but realized that I don't have a style so sewing garments has proven more difficult than anticipated.

It was really enjoyable to Evie’s-drop (see what I did there?! 😂😂😂) on your conversation with Evie. I could listen to her for ages as she knows so much about hand spinning; it was nice that the conversation moved around naturally just as if I’d sat down with her at one of our Guild meetings… And well done Kristine for being brave enough to do your first spinning - on camera! Thanks for doing this and getting together via technology; it was a treat! 💐💐💐 Katherine in Kent, UK

Are you saying that the wool treatments were related to the carbon tetra chloride that used to used in dry cleaning?

Giving a thumbs up but bedtime here in Australia. Will watch tomorrow. 😊

as one of the vikings who travel to markets during the summer i whole hardheartedly agree with this! its such an amazing hobby and i love my friends i get to see and the knowledge i get to learn and share! and yes I'm also impressed that you have so much to show people! i forget to take pictures and videos all the time!

so fun and lovely

Absolutely stunning cape, I would love to attempt to make one of similar design though I need to get more experience sewing, I also loved the talks about this book and autism in the video :) it's nice to hear about it, being autistic myself, and I love that you included resources on the matter<3

I wear only cotton next to my skin, all year-round. Denim and corduroy in the winter. I went to Saks Off-Fifth, the outlet of Saks, last week to find shorts, and all the women's shorts were polyester. I ended up with a pair of men's cotton shorts.

7:00 about women warriors--In a Viking grave, a women has been found surrounded by her weapons, the same as the men in nearby graves.

I have a T-shirt from Egypt, made of Egyptian cotton. It feels like silk.

She's charming and engaging. Love the video.

Hello darlin’. Just fine.

My experience may be slightly off the mark, yet still in the same area as your topic here. I recently 'suspended' my relationship with a sibling of mine because my sibling prefers to not hear about the sexual abuse that happened long ago within our family. It is not that i bring it up over nd over, it's that i will not be silenced ever again about sexual abuse. However, my sibling is very dismissive around this subject nd so i felt the need to distance myself from this type of negativeness. When i spoke with my sibling to explain my reasoning i realized that my sibling has the right to not be reminded of horrible events nd that i may very well be just as negative to my sibling as my sibling is to me in this aspect. I do try to see perspectives from all sides, but this very idea had not occurred to be beforehand. I love my sibling, nd maybe one day we can reconnect. My takeaway from your topic here is that not everyone is equipped to be an ear for others. It is important to find your people for the betterment of one's overall health. I am glad that you are one such 'ear', Kristine. Thank you. I for one appreciate your existence.

How cute!!! Love the yarn

Thanks so much for leaving this up. It's so soothing and inspiring to watch Plugging in may have brightened the stream, but so subtle I could not tell (much )