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The gray and orange made me think of making a Halloween garland for the fireplace. 🎃

Such a cute project

Would LOVE a video on painting your own canvas! Enjoyed!

thank you for this tutorial! and the music is great... do you have a playlist?? would love to hear it :-)

Can 11:26 you use aida to needlepoint? How many threads do you need? Thank you

I have a few of these Daisy Knitters. Cool to find out how now. 😃😁

Such a cool item! Love your channel. New sub.

I remember these from the 1970s

Hello- This is my first visit to your channel. CZcams suggested it. I don't know how they knew, but I years ago I thrifted a random collection of sewing notions. It included what I now know to be a Daisy Knitter, although mine is totally unmarked and of course has no direction sheet. I kept the strange contraption, just because it's fun to twist the spokes in & out. You have solved my mystery.

You did a great job! The actual cat is pretty cute too!🐈‍⬛️🐈‍⬛️🐈‍⬛️🐈‍⬛️

Wow! Thank you so much, I have a vintage wrap that is made of those daisies. I wondered how it was made. It's really pretty and now I know what a project it was!

Omg new favorite craft channel 😭😭😭

Fascinating! That thing would drive me insane xD

I'm glad you were interpreting because I wouldn't have understood the centre instructions!

That's a neat little craft gadget. Love your videos by the way. I like your focus on vintage gadgets.

I couldn't help but think that your Daisy Knitter would make a swell movie prop.

hey, just found your channel. as someone who works at a needlepoint store and teaches people how to use different stitches, you did a great job in explaining the different canvases and assorted tools. i just want to say that in stitching a tent stitch, the preferred method is basketweave. it hardly distorts the canvas and it’s much easier to block. we also recommend using a frame. it does keep the canvas much tauter which allows the stitches to lay flat. i would love to help you and give any advise you might need. looking forward to seeing what your project is. happy stitching!

Can you show some of the basic stitches?🧵

I inherited all my mom’s stash ranging from the 70’s to the early 2000’s……it’s amazing and overwhelming. I’ve spied some of the same things in your haul

That was an unusual haul reveal.

Thank you for the quiet space interlude. I think you're very brave making up pants when you're not very experienced!

Pants are witchcraft

So impressed! I couldn't make a pair of pants if my life depended on it.

I like sockmonkeys but beware „the Sock-monkey-man“ 👀

This is so cool! - Well done, you!!

A very useful video. I would love to see a tutorial from you on canvas painting.😊

I love calico too! I also would have had a hard time restraining myself to not buy it all. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

Try some eucalyptus oil on the masking tape residue before you wash.

My other favourite hobby - hoarding craft supplies! Yes!!

There is nothing quite like having a cat assistant to help with sorting fabric!

I bought a vintage small kit on Etsy from 1976 and I just want to put in a frame. Do I have to soak it or can I just put it in frame when done. Thanks

Subscriber 600! I’m currently obsessed with all the needle and fiber crafts!

This was a great intro to Needlepoint. Very clear, concise and entertaining. I’d like to see a visual comparison with tapestry, as the difference is still a bit confusing to me. I’m looking forward to learning more!

You do make it sound very tempting.. do I need another fiber craft? .. no! Do I want another fiber craft? always.

I never thought of painting the canvas!

Wow! So impressive! love it, it really turned out great :)

I like this type of video, and it is a nice surprise even if they just come randomly.

Beautiful job❤

That turned out so cute!! Also bad kitty,

Shirring elastic knitted in with rib is wonderful to hold a band firm but you can also weave it through the rib post-make. Despite the challenges, its a fun project and was good to have you back. I do enjoy the story you tell and the way you film.

Hi Lindsay, excellent job! Just a thought, maybe you could sew some elastic thread to the inside of the armhole opening to tighten it up.

Very pretty. This is on my list to try this year. I have done fillet crochet for about 50 years now and create many of my own designs ( one of my favorite being a grizzly bear in mid steam of a water fall catching fish with trees and brush along the edges of the stream) , but I have never attempted the actual netting to make a grid or weaving to create the filled in squares. It’s such a different look and so beautiful. I have just recently started doing some Tenerife lace which uses the weaving also. Thank you for showing this beautiful rendition of an ancient lacework. 🥰

My grandma taught me to make the Filet and then to embroider it. It is a dying art in Italy, I am so glad I learnt and will be teaching a few friends of mine here in Canada, with the hope of spreading this old craft. Nice to see you giving the embroidery part a try. Enjoy!!!

I love the fabrics!

Ha! I feel like I only take bout doing projects and don't actually do any of them 😂. I'm literally impressed at your ability to do so many crafts. You're a hero

I enjoy all your videos but yes, please continue with your chatty crafty videos 🪡 🧵

I really appreciate your videos no matter what the content is, and the length is just right(I could listen to you talk pretty much all day). You are very articulate when speaking and explaining your projects. Your vibe is great! When having a chatty video like this it helps to break up your portrait time with B roll of your projects and materials, like you did this time, but maybe add a tiny bit more? I would love to see an example of a granny square/hexi cardigan, even if it's not your own, to help me visualize what you want to work on or have been working on. If you aren't opposed to voice overs you could film during the noisy times, mute the sounds, add some music and/or a voice over. I know, a *ton* of work, but another option if you'd like. I enjoy real time talking the most, but it just may not be an option all the time. I've also found that when people film they can hear the extra noises but the audience(or maybe just me?) can't at all or it isn't very noticeable. Kitties munching in the background wouldn't be the end of the world unless you're really striving for TV series quality of videos, which is a ton of pressure and not completely necessary for CZcams. You're already doing the job of several people(very well I might add) just by setting up your frame, making sure lighting/audio is good, filming, editing, etc., not to mention doing the thing(s) you're already filming. I hope you'll keep things as simple/stress free as possible for yourself so making videos keeps being something you enjoy doing. P.S. Bloopers are an awesome resource to keep videos more lighthearted.

I love your videos. You are really good at talking to us about your projects. This approach sounds very interesting. I am probably about 20 years older than you and your retro crafts have blessed my heart! Thanks so much for the inspiration.

I enjoy the chatty project update videos. Happy to have more of them. Seeing and hearing your progress or struggles is comforting to know others wrestle with problems sometimes and celebrate the successes.

Ooh! I love this concept! I’m don’t think this was too long and I’m looking forward to seeing your progress. I love your chatty videos.