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A great makeshift diz is the shaker lid of a spice bottle. Especially if you can get one with large holes and one with medium or small holes.

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What canvas size please?

Thanks

Would love to try this beautiful craft but I cannot find a hook that has a hole in the end ?? I’m in Canada and can only find crochet hooks that have no hole for the thread. Is there a specific name I should be searching up ? I’m also wondering if maybe i could just purchase a wooden crochet hook and drill my own hole on the end for the thread ? I’m sure this would work but would prefer to purchase one that already has it done for me.

I would love a stocking kit what is the link to the kit please. Also what size hook do you use, what count is the rug canvas and type plastic or material and what sort of thread is used please. I really would love to try and make this as a gift for Xmas. Thankyou ❤

I absolute adore this. Id love to see the back of it

I LOVE this as a way to us up second cuts, neaps, and otherwise waste wool!

Reminds me a lot of tapestry crochet! Lumra work seems really interesting. And I love how there’s a lot of history behind it to draw from like using natural undyed fibers.

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I’ve never seen or heard of lumra before. I’m fascinated. I look forward to trying it. Thank you for the tutorial.

Thank you! I love the idea of Lumra work. I've recently acquired some fleece (that needs to be washed and carded before I can do anything with it) and have been looking for something I've never done before to use it for. ❤

I see at least 5 circular sock knitters in the background. I have several myself. 😊 Thanks for the video. Very detailed.

I've been doing fiber craft since I was six, and this is the first craft in a long time that I've never heard of. I definitely want to try this. To me it looks like an interesting cross between rug hooking and Tunisian crochet. I am really excited to give it a try!

Thank you for this tutorial. It is a beautiful project, you make it seem so simple..thank you for the inspiration!

I love the sheep bag!

Thank you for this video,Sandra. It was very inspiring! All the best.😊

cool! how many stitches do you make before bringing the thread through? or, does it matter?

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Fascinating

Thank you for sharing! This is such an interesting craft - quite similar to rug hooking but I love the cube effect of the finish. Wondering if anyone know where to purchase the hooks in Canada??

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Beautiful. It reminds me of watercolors. Interesting processes. I like how you used the frame so you can see how it looks as you go. Thank you for sharing your skill with us.

This is beautiful, I’ve never heard of lumra work before. I once made a bag in the same technique but using strips of fabric instead of the wool fibre. If anyone struggles to find the needle hook it is called a Knooking hook and is used to do knooking which is another yarn craft completely different to what is seen here.

Lovely picture - great wool

I learn so much from your tutorials. Thank you!

I'm in the UK and not on a farm. I'd like to try this craft but I'm not sure where I can get the pure wool. Can you help me please x

Australian locker hooking too

You're so fast! Love the poppies!

Do you know where can I purchase the proper needle? I have looked all over with no luck. Thanks

Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Brilliant! ❤

He's brilliant. Thank you for the tutorial

What a lovely craft. Will the kits be back in stock before Xmas please?

This looks amazing, your very talented, I am certainly going to have a go 🥰

Beautifully done! Love the history of the breed of sheep wool fibre used for this exquisite piece. Thank you for sharing your natural artistic talent and the how to needle felt technique. Cheers! 💜🐾🐑🎨, Jo🇨🇦

You are an artist love the pictures you make and I love listening to you as well.I have been forwarding your videos to my granddaughter who has started felting

Fascinating! Thanks so my from this 89 year old.

So pretty. Thank you for sharing ❤

I love it

Beautiful ❤thanks for sharing

Thanks for this. It looks beautiful. Quick question. If I put too much of a accent colour, like red in a blue sky, how do I fix it? Do I try to pull out the fibres or do I cover it up with the desired colour?

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Wow! I’ve never heard of this craft. I’ve done a little felting with wood, I know, it’s not the same, but fiber is always a fun way to create new and interesting project. I’ve always felt kinda bad as we throw away the thread from the horse feed bags, thinking there must be something this could be used for, aside from tying a small tarp to cover a lawn mower. I might have to order this kit, to add to my collection of project either started or wanting to be started. Thanks for sharing.

That’s really cool, I got one of those needle hooks online for using to finish the yarn tails and fix any dropped stitches on my knitting projects and it’s so neat to see how the tool is actually meant to be used and it’s for an entirely different craft, I might need to try this myself sometime soon since I already have the hook and the wool in my craft supplies and I know they sell the rug hooking fabric in the crafts area of the store where I get my groceries delivered from, or maybe I could use this technique to make an extra thick warm knitting throw blanket for the sofa by working through the loops of the purl stitches like you showed inside of under the warp thread of a woven fabric? I have so many ideas, thank you for the inspiration

This is awesome. Have never heard of it. Thank u for sharing

Thats so fun! Thank you for sharing,!

This is clever and beautiful! I have the hooks bought them as "knooting" needles or something similar sounding. They were sold for a craft mixing crochet and knitting. Bought them locally they can also be bought from alliexpress. This is much a better use never figured out the other one!