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My mom has this book! I will have to see if it's in the boxes she gave me (I try to keep them safely packaged away)

Would love to see your bookmarks too. Very nice demonstration.

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Just about to try spinning, at age 72. My grandmother used to spin. I loved watching her. It was not often as she was Welsh and lived in Carmarthen, we lived in County Durham, Sunderland. I have obviously been looking online. This is the first time I have been able to see clearly, the twist travel. Thank you. I will be watching more of your videos

This is amazing, I am very jealous! ❤ 🌲

New subscriber, your passion seem to be the same as mine. I wonder if in a world of technology, do you feel the world is going too fast for you as I feel do you feel your work is important as I do. Thank you for your calm, voice and your passions that we share

Love how you explain and showed everything so clearly. Now I feel empowered to do it properly 😊

Hi Marie thank you for your video xx I am so very sorry on your such sad loss of your sister I know she passed away few years ago but I just wanted to say that sending lots of love always xx❤❤ it’s so hard life sometimes xx ❤❤❤

Hola Marie! After spinning my merino wool, the yarn that I create results very dry and completely loose its softness. Why is that? Should I wash the yarn again before using it for my crochet projects? Thank you for sharing your art.

Hi Amber thank you for sharing your beautiful Hone Sweet Home xxxx love it ❤❤❤❤❤xxx

🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤ thank you!

Thank you!

Oooh .. you just popped up on my TH-cam feed. Swansea girl originally, now London and the glorious Gower Peninsula. Aberystwyth University. Will watch your other videos and see if i can work out your location!

So sorry about the bad weather. At least some of the downed trees can be used for fire wood. No worries about the plying of the yarn video. I have been crocheting to keep me busy and just finished my very first cardigan and I'm so happy. Now trying to work on booties for my grandson. I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and stay warm. 🥰🎄

So glad all are safe from the storms and recovering from illness. A little break from the sometimes intrusive social media is good but preferably on your terms not forced on you. I’ve been busy practising with my drop spindle I purchased from you. I’m using some scrap wool fibres before I use the lovely hand dyed fibre in the kit. It has been perfect weather to stay indoor and craft. Stay looking forward to the plying video when it comes. 👍

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I’m so excited that I found you! I’m looking forward to your future content!

I love the fairies!!! 💖

Hi Mari, Thank you so much for this video!!! I've learned so much, and so many more things from you. There is a lot that others have left out, because it's easy to leave out the smallest of things when you are so used to doing it yourselve. I learn more each time I watch it! I love it!!! ❤❤❤ Thank you so much! Janet

Yes, John Seymour books are great! There are so many similar books out there, but I have really enjoyed the Foxfire series of books. I think they’re from the 1970’s, but full of so much how to projects. Thank you for this video! Oh, I love that scarf you have on. Could you share the pattern or tell me a little about how to make it. I would greatly appreciate it!!!

I love his books as well and as you said his drawings are wonderful

Beautiful!!

Yes, I will look for a tutorial. Thank you

Thank you so much for making this video. I have watched many TH-cam tutorials for spindle spinning and still haven’t had the confidence to pick up my spindle. Your video was very easy to follow, close up with no long winded technical knitting jargon that just confuses me. I feel like starting my spinning journey now after two years. Thank you so much for making this craft look doable. Love your channel.

Very good demonstration, I’m just starting I mean I just ordered my Spindle and yarn. I’m excited to get started thanks 🙏🏻

John Seymore books are full of inspiration❤

Thank you very much for this informative video! So pleasant. I would be interested in carding- does one need a drum carder? Can you mix fiber types? So happy to have found your channel via a comment by your mom on @thelasthomelyhouse- she is a great cheerleader for you. Off to view more of your talent.

What a wonderful channel! This is fascinating. Love anything done by hand. Can't wait to watch more. Thank you ❤

I'd never heard of this before, I'm interested to give it a go someday! I'd really love to eventually see my way to a wool producing animal (I need my own house and land first though, lol), and I think this drop spinning looks pretty accessible for a small scale hobbyist spinner c:

I think it’s wonderful, and I subscribed to you, so I can learn more. Please check out my channel, where I do woodworking, sculpture, painting and other things. 🎉🎉🎉

Simply delightful, you are a very good teacher. Please come visit me at my channel, where I do woodcarving and painting and fun skits!

Thank you so much for a carefully paced and informative video. I’m a self taught weaver and have been keen to try spinning with a drop spindle and you have inspired me to give it a go. Thank you.

Just found you and subscribed ❣️. I have bags and bags of Alpaca waiting to be processed, with your help I have a chance to get some done. Maybe starting with a drop spindle will give me the confidence to use one of the spinning wheels that I've collected ❣️. Thank you ❣️

This was lovely to watch. I am sure that there have been many changes since this video was made. Thank you so much.

If I'm making a pie, chutney or crumble but don't have time or space to make cider vinegar, I put the cores and peelings in the freeze and use them later.

Lovely, looking forward to learning more about the lost arts of nature. Looks a great book, can see why you were fascinated by it when a child.

Thank you, you are an excellent tutor and have found drop spinning really interesting.

Dych chi’n gallu siarad Cymraeg?

Charming visit❣️

You’ve warmed the cockles of my heart 💜 ❤🌸💕❣️

Lovely to meet you Maree, I look forward to watching your videos, thanks so very much for sharing.💚💚

Hi Marie. I'm also a smallholder on 14 acres in Nth Cumbria. Started from just rank pasture, it's now woodland and orchard and I'm about to coppice my second 'cant' of sweet chestnut for building and firewood.....exhausting and heavy work, so I have to make sure my woodstove's banked up for regular breaks. I do wattle&daub as you'll find in your book, as I've clay, sand, hay and hazel in abundance. The old skills need revival urgently as there's big changes on the way. Keep making videos 🙏

Such a lovely video - thank you so much. Have subscribed and looking forward to all that you share. Best wishes.

So glad your channel popped up! I subscribed.

What beautiful introduction to such a beautiful soul! I shall follow you into the woods to enthusiastically and gratefully learn what you so graciously share. Thank you for being!

Marie, will you have more kits in your shop for the holidays? thanks!

Glad i found you 😊 ...the algorithm works sometimes ...i look forward to your videos ...

I@m looking forward to future content.

Hi Marie! From one fiber artist to another it's so nice to find your channel :) I'm a spinner too but never was able to master the drop spindle, I just went to a wheel and found it to be easier to learn for me. I look forward to seeing what you create in the future.