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Is this pattern draft available?

Ok thank you was just wondering. By giving them a water bath do you think that would hurt the paste?. Might have asked you that already, but can’t remember. Anyways I water bath 4 jars and lift the other 4 alone. So I will check them in about weeks and see??. I wish I had ran across you before buying and wasting all that money on Amazon. Again Thank you so much for sharing. Those beans were Awesome 😮 How long should those beans keep being vacuum sealed?. Just curious.

I try the beans you buy from IndriVanilla. They smell like vanilla. I’m not buying vanilla beans from Amazon ever again. I bought several different ones trying to fine good ones. Didn’t have any luck through Amazon. I got my beans from IndriVanilla and made vanilla bean paste. I did a few jars in a water bath to sealed them. Is that good or bad?. Thank you those were the best beans I have ever gotten from all the beans I bought from Amazon and one other place I tried. Going to order some more soon😀😀

Try peppermint oil and temper your chocolate.

Only six colours? 😢

Oh I love this. How many shafts is this pattern?

So is there no need to strain when using the whole pod? I’ve seen so many videos straining so I’m confused bc it looks like you get more when you don’t

How much soap is mixed in with the lanolin? Thank you!

I finally found someone as obsessed with vanilla as me😂

These are SO beautiful!! 😍

Dang, I just tried for 20 min but my Lenny lamb is not long enough for this

Sorry to ask a silly question on old video! So you use a Skein winder instead of a warping board or Mill?

Hi! Quick question on plant fiber dyeing with procion dyes, do you have to let the yarn completely dry after the soda ash bath? i don't have a spinner so trying to figure out that step. with wool, i'm used to dyeing it when it's still completely wet so dyeing a dry skein seems strange to me! Thank you so much for this video!!!

How do you keep the tension so even when beaming? Mine gets a tad wonky even over shorter warps (10ft or so)

Guess I found you too late. But thanks for the videos I can refer back to.

Every project I have done is made with the recipient in mind. I only have one, my first completed lap blanket, but every other project was woven with love and with a specific person in mind. Every rug I've made, every tea towel, every tapestry, every tablecloth...handwoven, customized and given with love and appreciation. And weaving, leading to sewing, leading to quilts, leading who knows where next...but weaving has opened my world to the possibilities of...EVERYTHING! Live with Joy and you will never have a bad day :)

I appreciate your honesty here. I have been weaving for about 6 years, I have never repeated a project. Every project is planned in my head, colors, patterns but yeah, when I get to the loom, there are always kinks to get out. Usually it is my overconfidence that everything went so well! LOL Is anything perfect? Nope, but I kinda like it that way. If I wanted 'perfect', I would simply buy it!

What happens if I used hot water? 😭 is wool supposed to smell when I wash it? 😭

This is such a sweet video for you to share!💜🩷💚💙❤️🥰

Thanks for the pros and cons list...electricity...I hadn't thought of that. Of all the things! lol I have my eye on a used AVL compudobby...but I'm gonna do it! My one loom to rule them all, is how I'm looking at it. I have all kinds of looms here but...I need a really, really versatile one. And well, when there's a bargain to be had...:) Also, I've just subscribed...hopefully, you're still at it.

Thank You so much🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾, you have no idea how much i learned from this video alone.

You're a fantastic teacher.

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Very cool! Did you use a special dye?

I've just made my first ever brew today! I have a very large ceramic kombucha pot with a spigott and now I've come across this continuous method of brewing using the pot I own I'm so stoked! I have "bucha" mad kids and i can see how this method would be so helpful for us! Thanks heaps for your thorough video on your process!

You can never have too many weaving related books.

I have been searching forever for a sling carry method that puts baby on my back. I'm 34 weeks pregnant and my youngest is 15 months old. I'm SO excited to try this carry! Thank you so much for sharing 😊❤

Hello Rebecca, I have been a weaver for only 5 years, I will be 73 years old in August, and I have 4 looms..1 of 60 inches with 4 frames, 1 of 28 inches with 4 frames, 1 small 15 inch with 4 frames too, and a small 24 in but with 6 frames. With the bigger one I also have a flying shuttle, but really not like yours... I love yours. Lucky! Is this made especially for you? Or is it marketed and people can buy it? If yes, where please? This seems so much easier than pulling the rope from right to left and left to right. Congratulations on your creations for young mothers, So many beautiful colors, wow with nature...and made by you. Fantastic a true artist in every way. I wish I was still young to wear one with a baby. But could I wear this as a shawl? Or it's too long I think.

It just occurred to me that one could save themselves a bunch of stress by measuring and setting up one inch at a time. Am I wrong about this?

That is beautiful! You are very talented.

This was an amazing tour…thank you

Thank you so much for this!! I was intimidated but now I’m feeling more excited to give this a try. You’re a great teacher!❤

1. Vanilla extract 2. Vanilla paste 3. Vanilla powder 4. Vanilla sugar Anything else?

Amazing! I tried this once from our local babywearing group, but I think I’ll try again now that my baby is an up and down toddler

Thanks for these recipes. I love the Coffee Mate Salted Caramel Chocolate syrup creamer. But it’s hard to find in pumps & is expensive, if you can find it. I look forward to trying your recipes. 😊

beautiful bread. Jesus loves you and your soul is priceless!!

Hi, do you mean minimum 8 shafts for main weave plus 4 additional shaft to have doubleweave for selvedges, so minimum total 12 shafts loom?

Can you switch randomly between front and back during weaving to pull out shapes, say, like a white circle with the green and white around it? I am aware it will connect the layers, but curios about it.

Gorgeous!

These colours are a dream!

This is amazing-I found and bought a beautiful piece by Gladys second-hand and googled the info on the label and this came up! Wonderful to know the care and skill that went into my new (to me) jacket :) I love it. Thanks for sharing this. Edited to add this is kind of breaking my heart to think about the quality of life our parents had (my parents are Gladys' age and a lot like her)... working a normal job like nursing meant resources to raise a family, along with a beautiful home with tons of time and room for your hobbies, and then a comfortable retirement to fully enjoy your hobbies. Wow. The dream. Now we work ourselves into the ground and can't even afford food and a roof over our head let alone big families and the space and time to really LIVE and enjoy hobbies... we have been so swindled. :'(

I have a Fanny Loom. Its good. It’s old.

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Love the colors! What did this make? A rug?

Looks like a snake skin

Is the water warm when lanolizing ? I thought the water wasn’t supposed to be warm or cool.

What kind of fabric is it?

Greatest sound ever

This is the type of ASMR I can get behind

Oh I love your scissors