2 videos in a week! I feel spoiled. Hubby wonders why I'm going "ooooooooh!" from my office while working, because I'm loving that cardigan. It's giving very autumn vibes
what a treasure Mark is to find that sewing machine and restore it to working order. Those old machines are real work horses and to have all the useful attachments is such a bonus. The cardy is lovely and having matched sleeves does add elegance and balance to it.
Pulling out threads is also a way to decorate the edges of a fabric. You pull out not just one, but several threads. And then, using embroidery thread, you can bunch several of the ones crossing the gap by stitching them together, little loops of embroidery thread creating the bunches. I have no idea what that’s called, but I remember my mother decorating the hem around a tablecloth in this manner. Your dress is beautiful, and so is the cardigan. Both suit you so well! It warms my heart to see you so happy. I needed that, after a stressful day at work and an evening sitting with her friend at the hospital, where her mother is in the process of passing away from cancer. I needed that radiant,beautiful smile of yours and I didn’t know I did until I saw it. THANK YOU!
Pulling threads and stitching the remainders to make lace edging from the cloth is called "whitework" or "drawn thread embroidery". And it is utterly gorgeous when paired with cutwork.
I am in awe of the way you plan out matching stripes -- sleeves to the bodice. I learned how to knit when I was 5 years old (I'm 78) and have knitted scores of sweaters, socks, hats, gloves, mittens...you name it. I once taught knitting, but apart from mastering double points, intarsia, and magic loop, I would never attempt matching stripes on a knit. You are a true artist.
I am in awe at how perfectly your stripes lined up on the cardigan. It looks perfect. I love the pink dress, and I love the linen dress on you. Fantastic work.
My wedding dress is made from linen and i really want to shorten the skirt to make it into a regular summer dress. I've been struggling to think how best to shorten it without cutting it wonky.... bit now you've given me that great idea of pulling out the warp thread to get a true straight line. Thanks!
Ripping straight grain fabrics, or pulling a thread and cutting the gap, is actually the best way to make sure your fabric grain is straight! Cutting often goes across the grain and gives one a more crooked or rough looking edge.
I am so glad you explained the difference between warp and weft and why one is always easier to rip than the other. Not too many people know that and a lot of people would nerve rip down fabric but it’s the best way to get a really straight edge. Love your hand dyed, hand spun, hand knit cardigan and hand made dress, lovely and so you ❤ P.S. that sewing machine find is exquisite, love it
I, too, am very happy you have started posting again. I love your content. You seem more content and peaceful now. I can see your passion for fiber so clearly
I love the dress! Not only because of the color, but the whole cut. Unfortunately I have no such thriftshops to find a treasure like this dress. Love the sweater too ❤
I love how both of these turned out! I also like the ideas for the additions of your own weaving to the dress. Lucky find! I'm glad Mark spotted that one!
About 10 years ago, I had been knitting for many years and was needing more of a challenge so when I saw people selling fiber and drop spindles, I bought some I thought would be good for a beginner spinner and proceeded to never actually spin anything. I'm so happy TH-cam suggested this channel to me!
Congratulations on finishing not one, but two garments. 🤩 Both pieces are so complimentary to each other. 😍 And, what an amazingly lucky find with the sewing machine. 🤩
You live in a magical land of bounty! I love the cardigan. I turned out beautifully and I would wear it any day. I also love how you showed that making things doesn't happen overnights (unless it's a very specific kind of dress!) and the progress is just as enjoyable as the beautiful result!
The squirrel energy right at the end, "Walnuts!" lmao I relate so hard. What a lovely video too see the final product from the dyeing and weaving, long projects are so nice, they are worth the wait!
Golly, you matched the sleeves so well! And as for that free sewing machine - what a find (clever Mark seeing it and then being able to get it going so well)
I love your channel so much! You come across with such genuine infectious joy for the craft that it makes it easy to forget you have *incredible* command over such a wide breadth of fiber art skills. That depth of knowledge would be so intimidating on anyone else, but you manage to make videos that are welcoming and informative for experts and beginners at the same time.
Gorgeous outfit! I love that we got to be along for the whole process! Gives up hope that all of out bits of projects will come along to a cozy something... someday!
Wow, your cardigan is beautiful and you look amazing in it. I would never have expected easter colors to turn out so warm and fall like. Wonderful work 😊
I love that cardi. The colours are very autumnal and really suit you. The sleeve length is ideal for keeping out the chill but not getting in the way. A job really well done! 🩵
Evie this video is absolutely delightful!!! I love every single thing about it, especially the found sewing machine rescue. I often wonder about old machines; who used them, what did they make, and how they came to someone who loves them again. Both your dress and the cardigan are fabulous as is the videography. Thank you so very much!
I am so happy to see you so happy now. Love your sweater and dress. What a find on the sewing machine. Sending all the love from one beautiful woman to another.
I am so happy you are posting again! You create my favorite content on TH-cam. Maybe even the whole internet. I just watched the video this morning where you were sampling for this! So satisfying to see the finished project. It’s awesome and looks beautiful on you!
I did Easter egg dye on some cheviot after seeing your video. It was fun. Also a great and safer way to introduce children to dying wool. It turned out great. Thankyou!
Love this video and love your perseverance! Thank you for explaining your method for constructing the sweater and the dress. They tured out great! Major kudos to Mark for spotting and saving the sewing machine! And the last few moments of you finding the nuts and stashing them away is priceless! I feel like you could launch an additional channel called "Adventures with Evie". Keep being true to the creative muse you are!❤
That turned out spectacular. I also like the brown edge. Yep, more Fall than Easter for the reason you mentioned. that sewing machine it a true prize. The only thing more prized then that type is the treadle versions. Well done.
I recently learned that you can rip cotton fabric for a straight line and I felt so powerful and was doing a manical laugh the entire time. 10/10 recommend tearing fabric when possible in sewing.
The easter egg dye contains less dye per tablet aka the tablets are a lot of filler. I think your cardigan is a perfect end of spring moving into fall piece with the colors. Excellent find, Mark! And for the same price I got my sturdy old gal. The whole outfit looks great, Evie.
Wow! You ooze creativity and my brain is so inspired. I have inherited 3 sewing machines from my grandmothers and my husband's aunt. One works well. I need a Mark.😅 Love the finished outfit!
So happy to see you back. Hope you are feeling better. Love the sewing machine. My husband doesn’t have much use for items that need some repair. That’s why I still have a vintage floor loom needing repair in my garage. Waiting for the Florida weather to cool down so I can work on it. Then learn to use her.
omg this video is so cute. That cardigan, that dress (I must see it with the inkle woven straps!), the sewing machine (go Mark!), and the illicit foraging...! So much fun!
I had been following the journey of the fiber you dyed, and your resulting cardigan is beautiful! I actually felt less intimidated and tried out dyeing fiber (in the oven) after seeing your video. I still haven’t spun the fiber, but now I’m feeling inspired all over again! Thanks for sharing your creativity with us!
Nothing more satisfying than wearing your own handmade garments! I have that exact outfit (different colors & fabric weights) that I made myself. Same techniques (except spinning the yarn). Linen is magical and it behaves so well both wearing and working with it. Love how the colors worked out in the sweater. Evie you're such a naughty little rule breaker! (Wink wink walnuts). Awesome video 💕
Oh Jillian, you look absolutely adorable in your handspun cardi and both dresses. And the White sewing machine, I gasped when I saw it. It’s the very model I learned to sew on back in the 1960’s. And I hope yours came with the buttonhole attachment. It makes various types of buttonholes including a keyhole buttonhole! I’m so envious ♥xo
It didn't have the buttonhole attachment, unless I don't know what I'm looking at (possible). It does have a ruffler attachment though, and several rolled hem widths. I'm in love with it! I want to refinish the cabinet. I already recovered the chair seat and of course we did all the things to get the machine up and running- including rewiring the whole thing so it doesn't have frayed cords anymore. How cool that it's the same machine you learned on! I hope it gives you good memories. 💜
What a lovely find (free-ninety-nine is my favorite sale price) and a cpl of awesome finished projects. Gotta love that giddy feeling when something turns out well after working on it for a long time. Enjoy and thanks for the video 👍🏻
I absolutely love your Easter egg dye dyed cardigan! It’s amazing how the colors ended up looking more like fall. BTW, I love the color of your thrifted dress. I’d leave it, but that’s me. Brilliant on getting the sleeves to match! The clip is perfect! Now I want to run to Joann’s and see if they have that sweet linen fabric. What a fantastic sewing machine find!!!
Evie!! You are adorable!! I love the little shy grin on the right of the three screens 🤭 I am inspired to get to spinning for myself (I've been spinning alpaca for a farmer for a couple years now) 💜💜💜💜
What a great find with the sewing machine! To still have the booklet and extra feet - that will be a great machine. Also your sweater turned out great! I stashed a bunch of Easter egg dye for 10 cents each after Easter last year and have yet to use them so this makes me more motivated to give it a try lol.😊
I LOVE the way your cardigan turned out! I have seen Easter egg dyed yarn before at wool shows. WAY too pastel or bright for my taste. But you have so skillfully combined them - I just love it. Well done!
What a gorgeous cardigan! It looks really good on you. I didn't know that you could get such beautiful colours from Easter egg dye. The brown band really does frame the cardigan and gives it a polished edge.
OH! I found a white rotary the same way and I love it so much! best sewing machine I had in my life :) if you want a zigzag stitch there's a weird analog attachment you can get to do it :) and the button holer is the most satisfying thing in the world haha
Amazing that the pastel egg dyes made such a beautifully autumn sweater! That style looks great on you. Love the result, and it pairs so nicely with your new dress. Thanks for sharing your journey! 🥰🤗🥰
Those sleeves make the cardi so professional. Will definitely need to dive into past videos re the dyeing. I'm just starting to dabble. A really fun video.
I am sad!!!!! I was going to go to the WI Sheep and Wool Festival!! Once again, life got in the way!! I will love meeting you in person, next year!!!! (Great cardigan and the sleeve length!! ❤)
How could I knit a handspun open cardi that fits me as well as yours fits? It’s such a cute vibe! I want to make a whole me-made outfit! 😱 you’re endlessly inspiring and make it seem attainable too 🥰 Thanks Evie!
i'm not finished watching. but i just had to say hooray!!! this is the most fun video. plus heartwarming-yes i got a bit teary eyed to have followed you through all the videos leading up to this cardigan. and to see how up and happy you feel right now is joyous. thank you
Thank you for explaining how you got the sleeves to match - I'd been wondering. When spun and plied that wool definitely gives autumnal vibes rather than spring. The cardigan looks great, by the way, love it. And the sewing machine was one *_amazing_* find. I am surprised that the owner had no idea of its value.
I am absolutely thrilled to see the finished cardigan!! What a beauty, and I agree that it does not have "easter" vibes, if anything it is a perfect autumn piece. Love that you too us along for the dress, it came out great
that being said, you're giving me a heart attack on the linen treatment, but only because I just bought a b***load of linen thread to weave with. I'll be alright. Someday.
I love that Wheel Daddy is also Machine Daddy in his alternate life. 😂
2 videos in a week! I feel spoiled. Hubby wonders why I'm going "ooooooooh!" from my office while working, because I'm loving that cardigan. It's giving very autumn vibes
Same! Love her content! I feel spoiled ❤
what a treasure Mark is to find that sewing machine and restore it to working order. Those old machines are real work horses and to have all the useful attachments is such a bonus. The cardy is lovely and having matched sleeves does add elegance and balance to it.
Pulling out threads is also a way to decorate the edges of a fabric. You pull out not just one, but several threads. And then, using embroidery thread, you can bunch several of the ones crossing the gap by stitching them together, little loops of embroidery thread creating the bunches. I have no idea what that’s called, but I remember my mother decorating the hem around a tablecloth in this manner.
Your dress is beautiful, and so is the cardigan. Both suit you so well! It warms my heart to see you so happy.
I needed that, after a stressful day at work and an evening sitting with her friend at the hospital, where her mother is in the process of passing away from cancer. I needed that radiant,beautiful smile of yours and I didn’t know I did until I saw it. THANK YOU!
What you cut off the hem bottom might be usable to make tube straps.
Pulling threads and stitching the remainders to make lace edging from the cloth is called "whitework" or "drawn thread embroidery". And it is utterly gorgeous when paired with cutwork.
I think I’ve said this before: I want a Mark
I love the brown edging, it really brings out some autumnal colours in the yarn. And the clip is lovely!
Right?? It's so perfect, and I love mixing home dyed and natural color yarns like that.
Your husband is awesome. He could have very easily stayed quiet and decided not to in a split second. You found a keeper!
I am in awe of the way you plan out matching stripes -- sleeves to the bodice. I learned how to knit when I was 5 years old (I'm 78) and have knitted scores of sweaters, socks, hats, gloves, mittens...you name it. I once taught knitting, but apart from mastering double points, intarsia, and magic loop, I would never attempt matching stripes on a knit. You are a true artist.
I am in awe at how perfectly your stripes lined up on the cardigan. It looks perfect. I love the pink dress, and I love the linen dress on you. Fantastic work.
Two of my loves combined. Spinning and old sewing machines. Gorgeous outfit.
That sewing machine is such a good quality beauty! Treasure her! (I know you already do!)
“oh theres hair… off course there is hair!”
Story of my life too…😂
And your garments are wonderful 😊
My wedding dress is made from linen and i really want to shorten the skirt to make it into a regular summer dress. I've been struggling to think how best to shorten it without cutting it wonky.... bit now you've given me that great idea of pulling out the warp thread to get a true straight line. Thanks!
Caution: make sure it's not cut on the bias.
Ripping straight grain fabrics, or pulling a thread and cutting the gap, is actually the best way to make sure your fabric grain is straight! Cutting often goes across the grain and gives one a more crooked or rough looking edge.
I am so glad you explained the difference between warp and weft and why one is always easier to rip than the other. Not too many people know that and a lot of people would nerve rip down fabric but it’s the best way to get a really straight edge. Love your hand dyed, hand spun, hand knit cardigan and hand made dress, lovely and so you ❤ P.S. that sewing machine find is exquisite, love it
The cardigan turned out great! Your attention to detail with the matching sleeves is really impressive.
The sewing machine! What a find
The White sewing machine is a GREAT find! The cabinet that it is housed in is icing on the cake.😅
I, too, am very happy you have started posting again. I love your content. You seem more content and peaceful now. I can see your passion for fiber so clearly
FYI when I see things like “Previously on TH-cam” I’m shaking my head and thinking I love you so much!😂
bonus secret foraging?!?! Best bonus! :)
I love the dress! Not only because of the color, but the whole cut. Unfortunately I have no such thriftshops to find a treasure like this dress. Love the sweater too ❤
I love how both of these turned out! I also like the ideas for the additions of your own weaving to the dress.
Lucky find! I'm glad Mark spotted that one!
About 10 years ago, I had been knitting for many years and was needing more of a challenge so when I saw people selling fiber and drop spindles, I bought some I thought would be good for a beginner spinner and proceeded to never actually spin anything.
I'm so happy TH-cam suggested this channel to me!
Welcome fiber friend!
Congratulations on finishing not one, but two garments. 🤩 Both pieces are so complimentary to each other. 😍 And, what an amazingly lucky find with the sewing machine. 🤩
I like that construction because it allows consistent striping all the way around.
You live in a magical land of bounty! I love the cardigan. I turned out beautifully and I would wear it any day. I also love how you showed that making things doesn't happen overnights (unless it's a very specific kind of dress!) and the progress is just as enjoyable as the beautiful result!
The squirrel energy right at the end, "Walnuts!" lmao I relate so hard. What a lovely video too see the final product from the dyeing and weaving, long projects are so nice, they are worth the wait!
Love how the colors of the yarn turned out looking in the cardigan! With the brown band it's giving autumn coziness.
Golly, you matched the sleeves so well! And as for that free sewing machine - what a find (clever Mark seeing it and then being able to get it going so well)
Laddddy. It's beautiful. ❤❤❤
Also your new bangs... They make you look like you're in your 20s! 🤩😍🤩🥰
I love your channel so much! You come across with such genuine infectious joy for the craft that it makes it easy to forget you have *incredible* command over such a wide breadth of fiber art skills. That depth of knowledge would be so intimidating on anyone else, but you manage to make videos that are welcoming and informative for experts and beginners at the same time.
Thank you so much! 🥰 I'm glad you are here fiber friend!
Gorgeous outfit! I love that we got to be along for the whole process! Gives up hope that all of out bits of projects will come along to a cozy something... someday!
Wow, your cardigan is beautiful and you look amazing in it. I would never have expected easter colors to turn out so warm and fall like. Wonderful work 😊
I love that cardi. The colours are very autumnal and really suit you. The sleeve length is ideal for keeping out the chill but not getting in the way. A job really well done! 🩵
I love the sound of a great pair of scissors !
Evie this video is absolutely delightful!!! I love every single thing about it, especially the found sewing machine rescue. I often wonder about old machines; who used them, what did they make, and how they came to someone who loves them again. Both your dress and the cardigan are fabulous as is the videography. Thank you so very much!
Great garments! But honestly, you are just so awesomely cute in addition to being brilliantly talented! So glad you’re back.💜
Evie you are looking gorgeous as always here!! The hair, the glowing smile, those cardi colours! 🤎💚🧡🩵 Stunning as always 💖
I am so happy to see you so happy now. Love your sweater and dress. What a find on the sewing machine. Sending all the love from one beautiful woman to another.
that sleeve-matching is so satisfying. really impressive work, all of it.
I am so happy you are posting again! You create my favorite content on TH-cam. Maybe even the whole internet.
I just watched the video this morning where you were sampling for this! So satisfying to see the finished project. It’s awesome and looks beautiful on you!
I did Easter egg dye on some cheviot after seeing your video. It was fun. Also a great and safer way to introduce children to dying wool. It turned out great. Thankyou!
Love this video and love your perseverance! Thank you for explaining your method for constructing the sweater and the dress. They tured out great! Major kudos to Mark for spotting and saving the sewing machine! And the last few moments of you finding the nuts and stashing them away is priceless! I feel like you could launch an additional channel called "Adventures with Evie". Keep being true to the creative muse you are!❤
Welcome back, lovely lady of yarn! We need you out here. I send newbies to you.
So cute!!! You are motivating me to spin for a sweater, thank you. Your husband is the absolute best. Gorgeous dress and cardigan.
That turned out spectacular. I also like the brown edge. Yep, more Fall than Easter for the reason you mentioned. that sewing machine it a true prize. The only thing more prized then that type is the treadle versions. Well done.
Pre shirred linen blend fabric? What a delight
I'd totally be making a dress out of it aswell
Whaaaat
That is the COOLEST find!!
Oh, when you turned around I was adoring the sweater so much and then I saw how gorgeous your hair was!
The joy and pure expression of fibre arts love in this video is amazing! I’m glad to see you (via your channel) again!
That cardigan turned out so nice and looks SO great on you!
What a successful project! I love a three quarter length sleeve, they are never in the way when I am going about my day.
That pastel pink dress is amazing with your skin tone, and you can almost use it as a neutral to go with lots of other things
Lovely 😻 Evie you have the best content!
I recently learned that you can rip cotton fabric for a straight line and I felt so powerful and was doing a manical laugh the entire time. 10/10 recommend tearing fabric when possible in sewing.
What a pretty cardigan! And that sewing machine was such a great discovery!
IT"S DONE! IT"S DONE! IT"S DONE! Congratulations!!!
That cardigan is absolutely breathtaking on you! ❤
The easter egg dye contains less dye per tablet aka the tablets are a lot of filler. I think your cardigan is a perfect end of spring moving into fall piece with the colors. Excellent find, Mark! And for the same price I got my sturdy old gal. The whole outfit looks great, Evie.
Wow! You ooze creativity and my brain is so inspired. I have inherited 3 sewing machines from my grandmothers and my husband's aunt. One works well. I need a Mark.😅 Love the finished outfit!
So happy to see you back. Hope you are feeling better. Love the sewing machine. My husband doesn’t have much use for items that need some repair. That’s why I still have a vintage floor loom needing repair in my garage. Waiting for the Florida weather to cool down so I can work on it. Then learn to use her.
Both the cardigan and the dress look stunning! And I agree - nobody will know you're foraging, until you tell everybody on the Internet. :P
Promise you won't tell the internet?
@@JillianEve Hmmmm…I’ll consider it. :P
Brown was brilliant. The pink dress is also lovely, but I can see dying it to be peachier. I would love to see that process if you do it!
omg this video is so cute. That cardigan, that dress (I must see it with the inkle woven straps!), the sewing machine (go Mark!), and the illicit foraging...! So much fun!
Love your cardigan! It turned out so nicely. It also matches your background perfectly! And such a wonderful find by your hubby.
❤ Tamantha
I had been following the journey of the fiber you dyed, and your resulting cardigan is beautiful! I actually felt less intimidated and tried out dyeing fiber (in the oven) after seeing your video. I still haven’t spun the fiber, but now I’m feeling inspired all over again! Thanks for sharing your creativity with us!
Nothing more satisfying than wearing your own handmade garments! I have that exact outfit (different colors & fabric weights) that I made myself. Same techniques (except spinning the yarn). Linen is magical and it behaves so well both wearing and working with it. Love how the colors worked out in the sweater. Evie you're such a naughty little rule breaker! (Wink wink walnuts). Awesome video 💕
Oh Jillian, you look absolutely adorable in your handspun cardi and both dresses. And the White sewing machine, I gasped when I saw it. It’s the very model I learned to sew on back in the 1960’s. And I hope yours came with the buttonhole attachment. It makes various types of buttonholes including a keyhole buttonhole! I’m so envious ♥xo
It didn't have the buttonhole attachment, unless I don't know what I'm looking at (possible). It does have a ruffler attachment though, and several rolled hem widths. I'm in love with it! I want to refinish the cabinet. I already recovered the chair seat and of course we did all the things to get the machine up and running- including rewiring the whole thing so it doesn't have frayed cords anymore. How cool that it's the same machine you learned on! I hope it gives you good memories. 💜
The cardigan is totally fall vibes!
What a lovely find (free-ninety-nine is my favorite sale price) and a cpl of awesome finished projects. Gotta love that giddy feeling when something turns out well after working on it for a long time. Enjoy and thanks for the video 👍🏻
I absolutely love your Easter egg dye dyed cardigan! It’s amazing how the colors ended up looking more like fall. BTW, I love the color of your thrifted dress. I’d leave it, but that’s me. Brilliant on getting the sleeves to match! The clip is perfect! Now I want to run to Joann’s and see if they have that sweet linen fabric. What a fantastic sewing machine find!!!
Evie!! You are adorable!! I love the little shy grin on the right of the three screens 🤭
I am inspired to get to spinning for myself (I've been spinning alpaca for a farmer for a couple years now) 💜💜💜💜
I love watching your videos so much! You are beautiful, kind and very creative. God bless you and stay like this always!
What a great find with the sewing machine! To still have the booklet and extra feet - that will be a great machine. Also your sweater turned out great! I stashed a bunch of Easter egg dye for 10 cents each after Easter last year and have yet to use them so this makes me more motivated to give it a try lol.😊
I LOVE the way your cardigan turned out! I have seen Easter egg dyed yarn before at wool shows. WAY too pastel or bright for my taste. But you have so skillfully combined them - I just love it. Well done!
Thank you! 😊
The cardigan is fabulous, you are delightful, Mark has a great eye, and esp loved the spinning-in-nature footage.
What a gorgeous cardigan! It looks really good on you. I didn't know that you could get such beautiful colours from Easter egg dye. The brown band really does frame the cardigan and gives it a polished edge.
OH! I found a white rotary the same way and I love it so much! best sewing machine I had in my life :) if you want a zigzag stitch there's a weird analog attachment you can get to do it :) and the button holer is the most satisfying thing in the world haha
Amazing that the pastel egg dyes made such a beautifully autumn sweater! That style looks great on you. Love the result, and it pairs so nicely with your new dress. Thanks for sharing your journey!
🥰🤗🥰
The cardigan is so beautiful, the dress is lovely, and you are so radiant ♥️♥️♥️ you look like a goddess in those final shots!
Those sleeves make the cardi so professional. Will definitely need to dive into past videos re the dyeing. I'm just starting to dabble. A really fun video.
What a find! I learned to sew in a machine like that, it was my grandmother’s.
The cardigan and dress are lovely!
Beautiful cardigan and beautiful dress! You look so pretty wearing them💕. Oh my goodness that sewing machine find is amazing! Good job Mark!
Your sweater turned out SO CUTE! I love how the brown complements the colors.
Elegant. That's the word I hear when I look at you in your lovely cardigan.
Mark. He's a keeper! Great video. Love the cardigan and dress!
I am sad!!!!! I was going to go to the WI Sheep and Wool Festival!! Once again, life got in the way!! I will love meeting you in person, next year!!!! (Great cardigan and the sleeve length!! ❤)
How could I knit a handspun open cardi that fits me as well as yours fits? It’s such a cute vibe! I want to make a whole me-made outfit! 😱 you’re endlessly inspiring and make it seem attainable too 🥰 Thanks Evie!
Swatching is key! 💜
Oh the symmetry
The middle part looks like a sunset ag sea to me
Gorgeous!
Your cardigan is very Fall! Blue sky and autumn leaves!
Woo rainbows! It looks beautiful!
i'm not finished watching. but i just had to say hooray!!! this is the most fun video. plus heartwarming-yes i got a bit teary eyed to have followed you through all the videos leading up to this cardigan. and to see how up and happy you feel right now is joyous. thank you
The cardigan turned out so lovely!
Thank you for explaining how you got the sleeves to match - I'd been wondering. When spun and plied that wool definitely gives autumnal vibes rather than spring. The cardigan looks great, by the way, love it.
And the sewing machine was one *_amazing_* find. I am surprised that the owner had no idea of its value.
I am absolutely thrilled to see the finished cardigan!! What a beauty, and I agree that it does not have "easter" vibes, if anything it is a perfect autumn piece. Love that you too us along for the dress, it came out great
Beautiful cardigan! I love how substantial your sewing machine sounds.
a woman after my own heart! homespun, handmade, work it!
that being said, you're giving me a heart attack on the linen treatment, but only because I just bought a b***load of linen thread to weave with. I'll be alright. Someday.
I couldn't rip a 100% linen fabric. It would cut my hands first! Also, hand woven gets the precious treatment in my studio! Happy weaving!
@@JillianEve Good to know, and thank you! Always learning!
I think the colors paired with the brown are great for fall and spring 😍
Love the cardigan, and it's so nice to have you back, beautiful lady ❤️ xx
Thank you! 😊