Greetings from another Jack of all trades, master of none! I love to dabble in different hobbies and crafts and enjoy your work. Thanks for sharing. I'll be back!
I just discovered your new podcast and I absolutely love it! You did a great job and it didn't even feel like it was your first. I can't wait to watch the rest! Love all of your makes.
Oh goodness! Thank you so much for your kind comments. I was so nervous first time round! I’m really pleased you enjoyed it and hope you continue to do so. Best wishes, Laura x
I really enjoyed the podcast and the variety of things you have done. It is so refreshing to find somebody who doesn’t like grey!! I used to be completely autumnal in my colour palette, but have recently switched to blues and purples…but still no grey if I can avoid it 😁 I also loved your accent. I am originally from Cheshire, but have been ‘exiled’ in the South East for 39 years, so a Northern voice always makes my heart sing. A great first podcast - keep it up!! Jinny
Well done Laura! Really lovely chat. I especially enjoyed listening to you talk about natural dying and your sewing projects. I really need to get my sewing machine out 🙈
Hi Laura, from one newbie podcaster to another! I loved your chat and your projects are lovely. I’m doing a two courses this year: creative textiles and also a garment construction course so your talking about sewing and dyeing of fabric/yarn was really interesting too. I have recently used logwood to dye some yarn and it was vivid!! Looking forward to more episodes - well done 👏 xx
Hi Laura, l really loved your first blog and can see there's another two to watch 🙌. I really enjoyed hearing about natural dying. I also have found that I'm choosing different colours lately, and I've enjoyed wearing them, maybe it's a wool thing 😀 xx
Hi Laura I was directed to your channel by Jane, Snapdragon Studio. I loved seeing your projects and hearing of your plans. I like how you plan an outfit of sewn/knitted items. This is something I need to do more of. I look forward to your next episode x
Thank you so much for your kind comments. Really made my day. I love looking at outfits from certain brands and thinking how I could recreate them. Doesn’t always work though as I proved!
Excellent first video! A pleasure to watch. I hope you don’t mind me sharing this - but a soft light grey is a perfect compliment to the colors you’ve been showing us. The contrast of a soft cool grey with your warm yellowed browns is lovely- each color is shown off in a better light for it. And a light soft grey, a clearer grey would work beautifully with your coloring. The way a clear neutral white looks so good with a warm cream color. Enjoy your new greys - they’ll play well with the color family you’ve created. 😊
I just started my podcast a month ago for the same exact reason as yours 😊 I felt the need to share my makes via a recording so I could be part of this wonderful community. Loved your 1st episode and look forward to seeing and listening to you speak on your makes.
As a knitter, quilter and a sometimes dyer, I very much enjoyed your lovely first podcast and look forward to many more! So a big thumbs up from Nova Scotia, Canada. Well done!!!
Laura, I loved your first podcast, I can’t wait for the next episode, I really enjoyed seeing your makes in more detail and hearing more about the yarns/patterns xx
lovely podcast...love your knitting projects and good luck with the pottery ...I also hope you will be able to increase your volume...as I also struggled to hear you...just mentioning as a kindness...to hopefully help you out...and best wishes...I look forward to watching episode 2...Janis in The Yukon Canada
Love your podcasts. You mentioned the name of the vest you made in your first episode and I’ve looked for it everywhere - I clearly didn’t catch the correct name of it and the transcript didn’t help. Could you let me know what it’s called and who designed it please? Thank you. X
Sure. The pattern is the Viveca vest and cardigan by the Westrand Sisters. Most pattern info is more readily available in my Instagram in if that helps in the future. Happy knitting x
Greetings from another Jack of all trades, master of none! I love to dabble in different hobbies and crafts and enjoy your work. Thanks for sharing. I'll be back!
Glad to have you here xxx
Love the earthier, more natural colours that you showed us.
Thanks. They are more my choice normally too. Although, I am getting lots of wear from the blue dress.
Great podcast, looking forward to the next 👍🏻😁
Thank you xxx
I just discovered your new podcast and I absolutely love it! You did a great job and it didn't even feel like it was your first. I can't wait to watch the rest! Love all of your makes.
Oh goodness! Thank you so much for your kind comments. I was so nervous first time round! I’m really pleased you enjoyed it and hope you continue to do so. Best wishes, Laura x
I really enjoyed the podcast and the variety of things you have done. It is so refreshing to find somebody who doesn’t like grey!! I used to be completely autumnal in my colour palette, but have recently switched to blues and purples…but still no grey if I can avoid it 😁
I also loved your accent. I am originally from Cheshire, but have been ‘exiled’ in the South East for 39 years, so a Northern voice always makes my heart sing. A great first podcast - keep it up!!
Jinny
Thanks so much! Was surprised at how Northern I sounded when I played it back🤣. From Manchester originally.
Well done Laura! Really lovely chat. I especially enjoyed listening to you talk about natural dying and your sewing projects. I really need to get my sewing machine out 🙈
Thanks Johanna. Thanks for watching and the kind words. Maybe try that lovely dress from Grace? It would really suit you x
Fabulous. Lovely listening to you. 😊
Thank you x
I enjoyed seeing all your lovely makes. Sounds like you have some great future plans too.
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the episode x
Hi Laura, from one newbie podcaster to another! I loved your chat and your projects are lovely. I’m doing a two courses this year: creative textiles and also a garment construction course so your talking about sewing and dyeing of fabric/yarn was really interesting too. I have recently used logwood to dye some yarn and it was vivid!! Looking forward to more episodes - well done 👏 xx
Thanks so much. I’ll check your podcast out too. Hope your courses turn out to be as inters as they sound. Happy making x
Your podcast came thru my recommended feed and so happy it did… lovely! Happy to have found you :)
Ah, thanks so much x
Hi Laura, l really loved your first blog and can see there's another two to watch 🙌.
I really enjoyed hearing about natural dying. I also have found that I'm choosing different colours lately, and I've enjoyed wearing them, maybe it's a wool thing 😀 xx
Thanks Imogen! I think maybe it is. I just loved that tweedy yarn despite its greyness. Xxx
You live in such a beautiful place!❤
Thank you.
Hi Laura I was directed to your channel by Jane, Snapdragon Studio. I loved seeing your projects and hearing of your plans. I like how you plan an outfit of sewn/knitted items. This is something I need to do more of. I look forward to your next episode x
Thank you so much for your kind comments. Really made my day. I love looking at outfits from certain brands and thinking how I could recreate them. Doesn’t always work though as I proved!
Me too. Not a knitter but love the other projects that you chat about
I really enjoyed it, definitely reminded me I want to make the Tolsta tee too! Looking forward to seeing you again 😊
Thank you so much. I’m really grateful for your kind words. The Tolsta is a great pattern x
nice podcast, I looking forward to your next one ☺
Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it x
Hello from Nova Scotia Canada 🇨🇦!
Hello. Gosh, isn’t it amazing to chat with someone so far away?!
Excellent first video! A pleasure to watch. I hope you don’t mind me sharing this - but a soft light grey is a perfect compliment to the colors you’ve been showing us. The contrast of a soft cool grey with your warm yellowed browns is lovely- each color is shown off in a better light for it. And a light soft grey, a clearer grey would work beautifully with your coloring. The way a clear neutral white looks so good with a warm cream color. Enjoy your new greys - they’ll play well with the color family you’ve created. 😊
Thanks so much, for compliments and the advice x
Enjoyed your vlog, have subscribed and now onto episode 2 😊
Oh, thank you for telling me. I’m glad you enjoyed it and hope you continue to do so x
I just started my podcast a month ago for the same exact reason as yours 😊 I felt the need to share my makes via a recording so I could be part of this wonderful community. Loved your 1st episode and look forward to seeing and listening to you speak on your makes.
Thank you, that’s lovely to hear x
As a knitter, quilter and a sometimes dyer, I very much enjoyed your lovely first podcast and look forward to many more! So a big thumbs up from Nova Scotia, Canada. Well done!!!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it x
Thank you I love the variety, don't apologise it was fabulous I loved every project. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you very much! Xxx
Laura, I loved your first podcast, I can’t wait for the next episode, I really enjoyed seeing your makes in more detail and hearing more about the yarns/patterns xx
Thanks so much Kate. You’re such a good friend xxx
Loved seeing all your projects Laura, especially that quilt 😊
Ah, feel a bit funny people I know in real life watching! 😂. Glad you liked it though, Grace. Thanks so much. See you on Thursday.
Enjoyed your podcast, love the mix of crafts you do. I have subscribed but must admit I struggled with the volume a bit. Not a criticism.
lovely podcast...love your knitting projects and good luck with the pottery ...I also hope you will be able to increase your volume...as I also struggled to hear you...just mentioning as a kindness...to hopefully help you out...and best wishes...I look forward to watching episode 2...Janis in The Yukon Canada
Love your podcasts. You mentioned the name of the vest you made in your first episode and I’ve looked for it everywhere - I clearly didn’t catch the correct name of it and the transcript didn’t help. Could you let me know what it’s called and who designed it please? Thank you. X
Sure. The pattern is the Viveca vest and cardigan by the Westrand Sisters. Most pattern info is more readily available in my Instagram in if that helps in the future. Happy knitting x
Thank you so much. X
Please may you spell out the vest pattern? I cannot locate on Ravelry- thank you ☺️
Sure. It is the Viveca vest and cardigan pattern by The Westrand Sisters. Happy knitting x
@@under.eagle.mountain thank you- I shall have a look!