PEI Fibre Festival
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Oooh my Goodness...to begin! There once was a storm...dare I speak its name. She changed the course of PEI and a Fibre Destiny. BUT...goodness comes from those Dear & Near. Fruity Knitting! Thank you doesn't begin. Andrea & Madeleine!! Salt Water Books ladies...oh my! Shirley & Christine. AND...Fleece & Harmony...WHO saved the day?? YES Kim & Ken. The Delta Charlottetown...bringing together the Ottawa "Castaways" and other Knitting Fiberists all together under One Roof...that held up. Wow...wow...wow! A most unexpected adventure...with so much LOVE & Togetherness AND wool shops...THX Knit Pickers! The Woollen Mill...and Rug Hookers...Artwork all its own! check!! Jump aboard...it's going to be a Wooler Coaster of a RIDE!! Bye FIONA!!! There I said it!
Cabin Boy Knits
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Fruity Knitting
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Fleece & Harmony
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Salt Water Socks
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Knit Pickers
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Rustico Bay Wool Sweater Company
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Pasttimes PEI Rug Hooking and Wool Shop
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Bette Young
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Red island fibre
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Wool & Wanderlust
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How wonderful to see Fleece and Harmony's mill process. And wow, what an adventurous holiday that turned out to be - but you sure have brought back some great memories and new friendships. Looking forward to seeing part two of your travels 😘
What a great episode!!!! Love you both!!! Thank goodness you arrived home safe❤️
Adventures aplenty! Mark and Gordon say hi...they were just visiting and I played this episode for them. They loved seeing the cabin again at the start.
Hope you guys are all doing well.
Now you beleive in Anne or green gabel. I 'm from thé north west part le New Brunswick, thé french part when you come in the province.I loved your rememberance of PEI, remind me of a trip to PEI that a group of violonists made a long time ago....we were giving concert here & there always were welcomed like little prince & princess, we slept in a convert one night...the nun were strick put at the end we were so tired & finaly got to sleep put with such memories...thank you for this podcast...love you both...
Turning disaster into adventure and even fun with friends. Well done!!!!
Fantastic episode! I’m just halfway through…so many memories of my trip to the Maritimes this summer …. especially Point Prim (hope you had some chowder there!) and the welcoming folks at Fleece and Harmony! PEI….ah, how can you miss a place that you were so briefly? Now, back to the second half of the episode!
I don't do bridges or lines either, especially lines on bridges :)...thanks for sharing your adventure. It really puts into perspective what PEI and Atlantic Canada endured. It was fortunate that you were surrounded by wonderful fiber folk. Also enjoyed your visits to the fiber places on PEI. The rug you acquired is beautiful. Looking forward to more stories.......
Angela, thank you so much. 😊
I hope that you and everyone has a woolly nice day. I am a new subscriber glad My tablet found you . 😊 live long and prosper ❤🎉❤
What a great peek into your road trip. Rug hooking and a hurricane... episode subtitle: Hookers and Blow? Maybe not appropriate for TH-cam's algos, though. :D
You two are a joy to watch and listen to.
I live in NS and was very interested is seeing someone from another part of Canada .. describe.. their experiences of a hurricane and the aftermath.
This was not our "usual hurricane " and it's path was also not usual.
And your experiences you describe of people banding together is wonderful and why we love living in the Atlantic provinces.
Come back soon
August, thank you for taking the time to comment. We love the maritimes and hope to get back soon.
This brought back good memories of pei, I cycled around the southern part back in 79 with all my camping gear on my bike. The people were so friendly. One campsite owner taught me how to dig and cook clams when I ran short on food, I was too tired to cycle another 8 miles and back to a store.
I spent the storm in Dartmouth, across the bay from Halifax with my daughter, her husband and the 2 week old grandbaby. We lost power for 4 days. It was an "Interesting " visit. And I am moving to nova Scotia in the spring.
What a lovely episode! I live in NS and go camping (rv) in PEI and absolutely love it. They have tourism figured out to a T. If I had to move anywhere it would be to the island. I have met Kim and Ken several times and love their yarn. Looking forward to the NS episode!
Serendipity! I’m from the MacDonalds and love all things Scottish 💗. Thank you for this wonderful episode 💗
Loved the video but very hard to hear you.
I have not finished watching yet, but before I forget- please, could you tell us what yarn was used to knit the 45 year old sweater?
Jane, I will ask Rustic Bay Co.
Glad things turned out okay despite the hurricane. Looking forward to the Nova Scotia leg of your trip!
Stephanie, the Nova Scotia episode in the the edit room. It will come out after the Rhinebeck episode which should be out next week. Thank. you so much for watching. 🤗
My husband and I had flown to Boston from Utah and were almost to PEI when we received word the festival had been cancelled. I was crushed. I was so looking forward to attending your lecture and meeting both of you in person. Not to mention bringing home some of your gorgeous yarn!! This episode helped to heal my heart a bit. Especially hearing about the joy and laughter you found in spite of the circumstances. PEI is a magical place with the kindest people. Let's try again next year, shall we? Much love to you both. And much love to the people of PEI. 💜💜💜
Hi, Christopher and Jamie. I’m glad that you made it through the storm safely! It’s so cool that you met Andrea and Madeleine… they’re one of my fave podcasters. Thank you so much for sharing your PEI adventure❤️❤️
Super épisode de vous deux « prisonniers » sur une des plus belles îles du pays grâce à Fiona ! 🌬💨🌪🌊
Iona bunny 🐰name for this yarn 🧶is so cool 😎 ! Thanks to you because ,I knitted a hole shawl with 3 steins of that nice yarn and I didn’t understand the joke ! I’m francophone from Qc so I was saying it « à la française »….But when you said it out loud in english ….😂 Thanks to you ,from now on ,when I’ll wear my shawl ,I will be smiling ! 😊😊
Maybe Jamie should knit a Sophie scarf “ascot” Or fingerless gloves would be nice too but the scarf is lovely if there is enough yardage.
Oh what a great episode! As part of the Ottawa girls, we said the same thing as Christopher reiterated through the podcast, it would have been a wonderful festival however, it was even better because we got more time with the “kniterati” sharing Fiona and the laughs!
How fun - to get to see behind the scenes at Fleece & Harmony and finally meet Ken!! Plus a Betsy cameo peek! ❤️ Love Kim’s podcast and all things Fleece & Harmony. Thanks for the tour of all the shops.
Thanks Carol
Thank you so much, I missed meeting everyone at the fiber festival and touring the Island. This is a balm. I loved to listen to your experience of the storm, the solidarity and the good spirits. We turned back in New Brunswick Thursday morning, just before the storm, I was so heart broken, cried for a few hours in the car on the way back to Montreal ... My spouse who isn't a knitter, also enjoyed this special episode of "Cabin Boy Knits", he says he is happy not to have been searching for gaz to get out of the Island. I would have loved to be there with you though for the pop up and all the improvised knitting together. Will you be back next year for the Fiber Fest ? I still want to show you what I knitted with your yarn bought at Montreal's Knit City.
I would never dare wiping my feet on such a beautiful rug !!!
Haven’t followed you before. Such a great podcast! SOOOOO Canadian. Makes me nostalgic-I’m a Montrealer in the States. Thanks for doing this.
Fhybers Design, you are very welcome.
What an interesting episode. I experienced Fiona near North Rustico, although we were sheltered where we were staying. Our flight home was delayed by two days so we headed in to Charlottetown. Sunday was almost surreal, so much destruction. Our last two nights were spent near the Delta so we saw many of the same trees down that you did. We saw you as well in the little park near the Delta. Like you we had mixed feelings about heading home to power (and toilets that flushed!) while the islanders were left to deal with the consequences of Fiona.
Jan, thanks for sharing and glad you made it home safely.
Wow while watching you go round the Rug shop , I just loved that rug and wished I could have bought it!!! It’s so beautiful! Fantastic podcast guys. Thank you for sharing. 😘😘😘👍
So enjoyable. Great episode , what an adventure! 👏🙏🏼💕🇨🇦
Thank you Joanne.
So glad everyone was safe in the end. I can see in Jamie's face how sensitive he was to all the happenings. So glad you still found a way to enjoy, support and experience a wonderful time even though it was through a rough period.
Great episode, even though I am awake way later than I should be (3AM). Glad you all are safe
Got my Salt Water Sock Book yesterday at my local yarn store here in Northern Ontario. This completes my set of 4 books. I love these books. Lucky you meeting them.
Your dog! Beautiful!
I’m glad you got to experience the wonderful camaraderie when like minded others experience difficulties on a grand scale and help each other to get through it. I’d love to have met all the “knitterati”, but sadly, the fibre festival is out of reach but, maybe next year. You made it look like such fun, even through the hurricane.
Christine, we hope to see you at a festival. 🤗
Did you meet Magnum?
Unfortunately not.
Loved this episode so much. Thank you so much for sharing the challenges and joys of your trip to PEI,
This episode brought back many beautiful memories of PEI. I agree with your sentiments on the people and place. I understand why you looked at real estate. We weren't as adventurous as you and decided to leave the island once the Fibre Festival was canceled and decamped in NB. Loved hearing how your time was spent with all the knitter before/during Fiona's visit. It was wonderful meeting you at Fleece and Harmony by chance.
You made me laugh sooooo much. The woolly side wants you Jamie! The Fiona story was captivating.I love travelling through Canada with you both. Thank you!
Hi Cabin Boys, great podcast; but please invest in good microphones for your show . Your sound it’s not that good . Your content is great . Get a powerful microphone so we could hear you better. I couldn’t hear much . Ask Andrea from fruity knitting what you should get . Keep it going . I know you can 🥰💪🏽✅✅
Wow what a great trip that was. Total pleasure presentation and the retelling of your moment by moment hurricane experience. bonding during times of stress you will never forget. Makes one remember to be prepared. Batteries flashlights candles etc. I live in earthquake country in the bay area California so every now and then…🦊🤗
Good grief you need to make blueberry bang belly it makes your eyes light up and your tummy say howdy. One year my son requested that I make it for his 16 birthday instead of the traditional cake. Stew the berries like you would normally …make a sweet drop biscuit recipe or one that you can roll out and cut out enough biscuits to drop on to oven proof pan covering the hot berries I like the texture of the drop biscuits best a bit of crunch. Dad loved them fresh out of the oven or cold with milk,cream,ice cream and plain never nine days old he had five helpers who demanded that he share. Remember no recipe is written in stone so experiment unless you are making doughnuts that is my mothers advice…not that she followed her own advice doughnut holes were a greasy crunchy wonderful treat straight out of the hot oil with a sprinkling of sugar.I never had it but some people making a bang belly line the dish with the dough and pinch the top closed.
I am a witch too one of the signs is that we don’t care for bridges or more water than a bathroom supplies and will tolerate a swimming pool ❤❤😊
We were there and escaped on the Thursday when the PEIFF was cancelled. I was soooooo disappointed - wanting to meet Andrea and Madeleine especially - but glad everyone was safe.
Absolutely loved the episode. You two are a joy.
Loved the walk through the shop with the wool machinery and to see the different options available around the world
Daniel, glad you enjoyed it!
I bumped into you a few times during the hurricane weekend. I really enjoyed this video, both the before and after the storm segments. I wish I have bought your yarn at fleece and harmony. Your colors are much more vibrant than I imagine of natural dyes. We left on Sunday morning, I had guilt knowing I was leaving after the devastation. The weekend is one that I will not soon forget for all the reasons you mentioned. I plan to watch fruity knitting next.
Kathy, it was quite a wknd. I hope to see you again in less stressful circumstances. Take care
Your video is beautiful and interesting as always, but please get some microphones so we can hear when you are interviewing folks! Looks like another beautiful trip!
That rug is awesome. The hooking sister’s are artists. Shhh, Jamie, honey never goes bad.
Liz, I agree. The sisters are wonderful artists.
Great seeing Kim and Ken! Ken never appears in any of the Fleece and Harmony videos!
Kim and Ken are both so wonderful.
Great podcast.
Glad you enjoyed it!
ow what an amazing adventure. I love the spontaneity of your podcasts. Jamie, welcome to the woolly side of life. I can see you knitting one of the ascots. Small yet lovely to wrap around your neck and create your own style. You could even add a little other color if so inspired. Like Simply irresistible or itsy bitsy ascot.
I just started a purple cashmere cowl for my Canadian cousin in North Vancouver. I vote for a purple bunny cowl. The pop-up sounds like a wonderful time, talk about making lemons into lemonade;)
Dagnabit!! I was so bummed when the festival was canceled...I was sooo looking forward to attending your lecture and meeting you both. Battening down the hatches kept me from attending the pop-up but happy to hear you loved PEI and may return. The weather here has been hot and sunny ever since...what luck eh? I got a little emotional too as you described the love and kindness Islanders displayed during those trying times. You can always count on a Maritimer to help out in times of need. Thank you so much for being such an entertaining and loving couple...your episodes are a true pleasure to watch. ❣❣
I loved this episode so much. Fiona ruined all the plans & hard work that went into the fibre feast,, but you & other knitters made the very best of a terrible situation. Thank you for sharing !🤓
Thanks for the great episode and you 2 make my day wish I could've stayed longer at Fleece and Harmony
Great episode! Jamie should knit a Sophie scarf (by Petite Knit) with the amethyst broach Iona yarn.
I blame Jaime for my impulse purchase of honey on my trip to Thailand last month.
Any lovely cowl would be beautiful in that color/yarn
Great video, the hooked rug is gorgeous!