I think it would be delish!

Lovely crafting space indeed! Very soothing watching the fibre soflty blow in the wind! I was planning to join tour the fleece this year, but am sick in bed for the last couple of days, so will have to wait a bit. I am using the time to decide what to spin and it will be my first three ply, I think. I also love a crochet project once and a while, l like to make baskets to keep knitting and spinning projects. Cheers to more lovely outdoors crafting days!

I like to eat we enjoy sauerkraut on hamburgers. You could totally use it on a meatless burger too

Watching this while we go through the hurricane in Texas. Where I am it's not terrible compared to others I've been through. But I'm spinning with my big window shades open and watching the wind blow the rain and the trees around. Lol it's cozy yet exciting if there isn't a threat of tornado or flooding so far we've been good.

Great to see you Grace under that lovely blue Irish sky 😊

Great to see you spinning and crocheting instead of washing or cleaning!! Keep up the good work Grace

So happy to see you again 😘

We eat sauerkraut with potato pasta; it’s a staple in the summer. So happy that your little is learning about the handcrafts. Enjoying a laid back tour de fleece this year too with taking each week to wash and prep smaller fleeces to be spun during the women race.

If you have the room, keep the yarn. Especially the discontinued or one of a kind yarn. You'll find time to knit.

Good to see you Gracej. We love sauerkraut with pork chops!

After your fermented cabbage gets to the stage or taste you prefer then just put it into the fridge. Even two tablespoons a day will help your gut repair itself. It’s so good for you.

Always lovely to chat with you, Grace. 😊

Always nice to have a visit!

Lovely visit. I enjoyed the fibers chat and other news. Envious that you were outside. It is 104* at 4 o’clock here in California. I went to pick up yarn to prep for our guild’s dye day next week. We are choosing a hat from Knitting the National Parks and figuring how to make all the colors. It will be the first project since Christmas. I think I have a little mojo to make some small projects. A quick story about my 3 y.o. granddaughter. On a recent visit her mom explained that they would have to in a little while (we don’t rush). Yaya exclaims lay yarn!” She grabs my hand to go in the craft room to get a small ball of yarn from the leftover basket. She loves to roll it and let it un wind all over the house. Take care of you and yours till the next time.

Love the new patio!

Sounds right to me. But I'm a Donnelly, born in America, with Donegal and Dublin Donnelly roots.

It's so wonderful to see you again. I started watching you while you were in Australia, ut was just before Janes joined you. I am definitely not a monogamous knitter anymore. I currently have a Vertices Unite, a Tundra sweater, a Habitation Throw on my needles. I have just finished a pair of socks too. My youngest kiddo is off to University this year. They have only just come back home after 6 months in New Zealand. I really want to go now but I am a wheelchair user and don't know how accessible it would be. Still going to go though. My eldest daughter is working one day a week but, hoping to find a job soon. My husband is working full-time and doing semi pro archery. I want to make all of the things but need more time! I can't believe that your little girl is already 2. I know people used to say this to me but it's true, enjoy that time as it goes in the blink of an eye! Oh I forgot, I am trying to learn how to spin too. 😁

Grace is here!!

Oh Grace!!! It is so lovely to see you and hear what you have been up to!! I can't believe your baby is already 2!!! Time flies!! (My babies are 15 and 21 as of tomorrow! WHAT?!?!) Leif use to LOVE my spinning wheel. I think I got it when he was 4 and he use to sit down at the wheel and pump the peddle as fast and he could and make motorcycle noises. It was hysterical and devastating at the same time (especially when I had painstakingly spun yarn on there)! Oh, I believe that stitch that you like is called the Star Stitch. I knit Kaia and myself the Wilde jacket years ago and that stitch was on the hem and hood. I love the way it looks!

I really love the sweater you're making -- the alternating pattern in the lighter cashmere with the grey stockinette is just gorgeous.

Lovely to sit and have a chat Grace!!

Lovely to see you looking so well! Glad things are settling down a bit.

Hi Grace: Lovely to see your sweet smile and you are a ray of sunshine in that cute dress! LOVE that cashmere. I am so glad you have been able to get back to your creative projects that fill you up! Enjoy.

So forward thinking of you to do a quilt for your daughter's wedding. I hope you finish it on time. So great to have a visit, you have been missed!!!

😂😂😂😂 great podcast as usual! Love the jumper, go and get that motherflipper going again, when the time is right offcourse haha. And hell yeah Free Palestine ❤❤❤

Great to see your lovely face again!

Wow it's so nice to see you Grace!! And Beans as well!! So sorry to hear about Toast! Your cashmere jumper will be so yummy to wear!! Great to hear you're back working nights and have some time to work on projects!!

So lovely to see you again!

Great to see you, Grace! Your cashmere jumper is going to be beautiful & cozy- enjoy! (Once it is out of the naughty corner 😄)

Loved your last couple of sentences! you're awesome!

OMG... we were JUST talking about you last night on IVKN.... So nice to see you back!

Nice podcast! The stitch you are talking about sounds like the Dip stitch. 😊

As always, just a delight to have an update from you! Next time I'd love an update on the Jumper for James....did he try it on? Is it perfect without any changes? Inquiring minds... 😄 I promised my own husband a jumper which is still not even on the needles yet, but he has socks and hats, so at least his head and feet are warm!!! Be well and enjoy your sweet toddler!

Oh, you made my morning dear. I’d have joined you on the patio with morning coffee but Wi-Fi is spotty there. My making has been on hiatus since I finished Bricks lap blanket last year. The craft room is overflowing though.

So lovely to see you and listen to your accomplishments from the past couple of years. Missed your sense of humour and friendly chats. Be well and enjoy the cows!

I was just wondering about you, Grace. Nice to see you! 😊 PS Herself is not 2 😮 And I’m so sorry to hear about Toast.

Lovely to see you again Grace! I've found spinning again after years of ignoring my wheels and it's so great to have that just waiting for you! Hope to see your podcast again soon! Leontien

Grace! I can’t believe your little one is now two!how exciting. It much has changed for me in the past year, still plodding on 😅

Grace😊. Sooo good to see you.

Totally true. But Anglophones(especially in the US) are rarely interested in learning about foreign languages and cultures. I therefore don't have high expectations for them. In a like manner, Americans butcher most Russian words. If I tried to correct every bad pronunciation of Russian, Gaelige, German, etc, I hear, I would go mad. 😮

Thank you so so very much❤❤❤❤

Your history is entirely wrong. Google "Gandhi Charkha Movement". Long story short: Gandhi promoted fabric production as a means of Indian self-sufficiency and self-rule, so much so that it was put in their flag (hardly hiding it from the British). A "charkha" was any size spinning wheel, large or small. Gandhi held a contest to develope a highly portable one so that every Indian could carry one and, whenever they had spare time, could spin. The winning design is what we now call book charkha--or just charkha. He took one to prison with him to make his own clothes.

I just learned this pronunciation yesterday from the movie Disco Pigs, thanks for the confirmation

Thanks for sharing! Does this work if your color rows alternate colors such as 4 rows of blue, 2 rows of white, 4 rows of blue, 2 rows of white….?

Hello, I'm using 3 skeins of the "same" hand dyed color on the body of a sweater. How do I get all 3 to end on the same round, back at the beginning so I can switch back to 1 skein for a short row hem? I know I have 3 live rows and need to get back to one. Thank you!

The cat was so relatable! Thank you for keeping real life in it! And thank you for the tutorial, was very useful!

Does this method work with wider stripes? Like 4 rows one color, 10 rows another? How does one carry the unused color, until it is used again?

How does one count rows? Is that an issue?

a nappy for your daughter's toys! perfect!

Great method. Diffently going to try it.