The Green Bean Podcast Episode 70: Successful Knitting
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- čas přidán 13. 06. 2024
- Thanks for watching Episode 70 of The Green Bean Podcast
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Featured Projects:
Houll Hat by Ella Gordon using yarn from Jamieson's of Shetland and JC Rennie
Self-drafted Glowing Moss jumper using yarn from RiverKnits and Cat and Sparrow UK
Handspun using fibre from Cat and Sparrow UK
Outdoor footage was filmed in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park
Intro and outro music:
"The Whole House is Singing" by Alasdair Roberts
All other music from the album "Miniatures" by Will McNicol
Thank you for watching :)
This was such a lovely episode! I was reminiscing yesterday with a friend of our hike to Pen Y Fan and seeing more of South Wales through your videos makes me want to go back and see more every day! The different steps of wool processing are so fascinating to me and you always manage to record those with such obvious care, your podcast always makes me want to slow down and take the time to enjoy various artistic processes! I've desperately been missing doing some form of craft for a while now, but I am getting the itch more and more thanks to you and my friends!
I also wanted to mention that I was recommended your channel through my best friend and I started to go through your videos one by one last month (I am lucky I have so many more to go through still!). They have been such a great help for me mentally, as I've been through a period of heavy stress, and I am very grateful to you for sharing such a caring, mindful place on the internet. Your podcasts are filled with wonder for many things, and feel like a deep breath and a hug. I wish you, your partner and Jack all the best!
I love your drawings and idea of giving each pebble its own “background place”. May I suggest giving these pictures some colours like “your memory of colour or mood” in that scenery. I am not an artist, but an art admirer, and I really appreciate when artist give their own interpretation of the landscape.
Oh Lordy, those fibers you put through the drum carder were more beautiful than any treasure found under the sea. Not sure if it was the light or what but each color worked to create an extraordinary palette. Not sure i would have been able to do anything other than just hang it on the wall as is!
But I know it will spin up beautifully. Your creations are always amazing and your color choices always make my heart sing. ❤
Incredibly beautiful shirt!
Really enjoy your podcasts--thank you!
I am a returning viewer - in fact this is the first episode I’ve watched since you moved from Devon! I just needed some quality chatter to infuse a knitting project that has a time constraint and so could become very dull without a happy distraction. You fit the bill very well and I loved everything about this episode. I was particularly happy to see how well Jack is doing as I always loved to see his rambles with you over Dartmoor. Bless you for all the work you put into your podcast and I will certainly be looking out for the next episode.
Yay! A new Green Bean episode! Lovely to see you, Katie. Your names for your wool batts are delightful! Thanks for sharing your thoughts on what makes knitting success. There's so much emphasis online and in society on getting finished objects. For me, the best thing is the figuring it out, the process, if I can enjoy that and find satisfaction there, it doesn't matter how long it takes.
Wonderful headband!
Nature is amazing.❤
I love the headband - I find them far more versatile when hiking, as my head "breathes". Love seeing your dog, too!
I like that headband
Love the filming of the water and the natural surroundings. Always a joy and delight to watch your videos.
Hi Katie, always a pleasure to watch your channel. Did you know that the Wesh name for cotton grass is plu’r gweunydd ? the rough translation is “spinners feather”.
Brilliant as always
Yes totally agree that one does not always have to be doing. Take time, reflect and be still. It's a balance.
Katie, I love the color of your glowing moss jumper. And the headband idea is lovely. You’re thought process of successful knitting was so encouraging.
I’ve e enjoyed watching your hiking vlogs. You’re taking me on a journey to a part of the world I’ll never visit except by CZcamsrs like yourself.
The display board is so I interesting and pretty. I hope you sold lots of your work!
Have a lovely day!
The headband is absolutely beautiful and perfect 😍
Beautiful 🌿 So lovely to meet you! I felt a sense of peace just listening to your voice, thank you 💚
As always a lovely relaxing episode . Love the headband also the new shirt .JAck is a darling❤️🇨🇦
Katie, what a beautiful, elegant, refined episode. Really enjoyed it xx
That's a beautiful headband!!!!wonderful colors!!
So good to see you again Katie. You always bring me out of whatever frenzy I've got myself into...You are so calm and your videos so relaxing.
Hello Katie and Jack from the USA. I so love your walks, drawings and crafts
Love, love this, especially the walking, the pebbles, the batts and your new shirt.
What a lovely episode today Katie! You covered all my favourite things in life! Beautiful countryside and the natural world, knitting spinning, beach combing and your dearly loved dog! Just perfect! I also went to Wonderwool and enjoyed every minute. Your batts are gorgeous and have perfect names. I’m sure dear Jack is a Jack Russell cross as he’s exactly like one of mine (called Alfie) and also much loved and thoroughly spoiled so give him an extra hug from me x
This episode is so enjoyable, your spinning beautiful and inspiring.
The walk looks great. So glad someone else is also not frantic production knitting. The older I get the fewer clothes I want and treasure my old ones for timelessness. Still love spinning but need to use the piles I spun in COVID anxiety. Hope the show goes well
Katie, I love the shirt you are wearing. The green carpet story was relatable; we had similar green carpet in my house while growing up. By bedroom had shades of blue shag carpet! Love those ‘70’s🤣 My adult house has hardwood floors with a few tiled floored rooms.
My sewing and knitting has slowed. The mitered square blanket is ridding my space of leftover sock yarns slowly. I’m almost 1/2 way through the project. I’ve had to step back from sock knitting for awhile. I need to do sweaters (jumpers, cardigans) again; something on a larger needle. My sewing has ventured into drafting my own dresses; not being too successful yet. It’s all about the process and learning.
Jack is the best! You are such a gentle and caring creator, and I enjoy watching your podcast. While watching this episode, I have been untangling and winding by hand the most cantankerous skein of merino fingering wool. You helped me relax through this tangled mess that requires winding by hand. No ball winder will be used again on this skein! I don't own a nostepinne and am simply channeling Elizabeth Zimmermann's method. All the best to you and Jack!
Awe, that was a beautiful podcast Katie.
When you drew the poles from the beach, the ones with the rocks stuffed in between, I thought that the rocks looked just like the heads of three sheep, lol. That would be so fun, if you would draw faces on them, just to see, what it looks like. 🙂
I love your self drafted sweatshirt style jumpers a lot. Will you make them into a pattern?
Loved the eco printed silk shirt too. You are right, they are your colours and style. I am obsessed with your glasses. The green frame is so cool.
Prescious Jack. He is absolutely adorable and I hope he has many years left on this earth. I think he is so much loved, that it is like a fountain of youth to him. 🙂
Huggs from Fairy Tale Cottage, Schurwald Forest, Germany. 🍄🌲🌲🌲🐌🐞🪲🐜🐝🐛🦋🦎🌲🌲🌲🍄
Another beautiful episode, thank you! And I loved your outfit with those fabulous glasses 💚
Oh those green glasses! 💚💚💚 They are so you Katie 😍
How strange, I have been troubled about feeling pressure to keep doing new projects and sensing myself pushing for a finish all the time. Thank you for your wisdom, it reminds me that it is the calm that comes from working gently that is important to me. Lovely video and your headband is gorgeous!
love your carded yarn to be!!! Very you on colour... Thank you for today!!
The headband looks great on you❤❤❤
That headband is beautiful
Katie it's so lovely to see you again. That fabric is awesome. The mountains, water, beaches so amazing, I love it.❤😊
Love your IRL knitwear and AC knitwear outfit! 🍒 Understanding the ascetic you share, a mossy island sounds awesome! I was sad when I realized it didn’t reproduce but I put a mossy corner cafe with a view in mine. ❤️ Thank you for sharing!
thanks Katie for this wonderful episode! It seems like you are settling into your new home more and more, I'm so happy for you :)
Bonjour Katie, j'aime beaucoup votre vidéo, vos ouvrages , pensées et paysage. Ravie de vous revoir.😊🖐️🌹
I just discovered you and what a joy! Thank you for sharing your work.
Pollock Weir ❤ hope you had a swim 💙
What a beautiful episode. A big hug to Jack; we had our rescue Carly from 2 years old until 16+.....her later years were so, so special. You will really enjoy spinning those batts (they're lovely), I've gotten to love spinning batts more than any type of prepared fiber.
I LOVED the wizard batting you carded! Thank you for sharing.
Hi, Katie. I like the head band… the colours are lovely. I also like the drawing of the beach stones. As always, Jack is adorable❤️ The pinkish over-sized sweater looks great on you. I see you later.
A wonderful video. Thank you.
Katie, I have a little advice on processing fleece with your drum carder. You need to tease open the locks apart before you add them to the carder, putting less through the carder at a time is best. Try that the next time. I would think there would be videos on CZcams showing this process. If you can't find any let me know and I will make one.
Just found your channel & enjoyed so much&&& Jack is adorable such a sweet face!
Try feeding your lock straight on to the back roller…I have found not going through the licker makes a better blend.
Delightful podcast! Thank you!
Katie! You and Jack make me and Dolly (my Chiweenie) very happy.
I am going through allot right now and you calmed me down
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What a win to try a whole new style of sweater and like it so much you rarely took it off. The pattern would be great in handspun should someday you need a third one. Thanks for sharing.
Such a lovely podcast as always. I wonder if the drawings inspired by your hike could be in black & white if the beauty is in the form and structure, and in colour if you saw different shades of colour in the rocks and branches which inspired you. Some of each? I am not an artist but I enjoy photography and some photos just call out for black and white and others for beautiful colour. Love from British Columbia.
Katie, lovely podcast! Thank you. Love your inspiration; love seeing the beautiful landscape; and Jack brings me such joy! Could I ask what kind of spinner you use? the colors in the batch are so wonderful, can't wait to see what you make with them.
loved the colours in your wool batts, they are beautiful!
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Your wool is going to be very rustic compared to the prepared ones,
Apologies if you say in the video which one it is, I was nipping in and out of the kitchen getting things ready for my tea! But which drum carder do you have? Thanks 😊
WHat happened to the hiking series?