I think that is why it is important to truly know the source, and the way it is gathered and how the animals or the workers producing the fibers are treated - I use both plant and animal fibers and I would hate to think that someone has been exploited and I paid for it.
Anyone else is like "I want to do that, that looks fun!" when you see these videos about handmade things? Everytime I see a beekeeping video I want to get my own hive, now I want to get angora rabbits to do this, oh and I want a cow to produce my own milk yoghurt and cheese. I'm a lost cause...
my rabbits were the same, when we first got them I was like omg personality wise they are like a mix between dogs and cats who knew! Our female was a moody thing but the boy was very chilled out and cuddly :)
I say they are like a cross of a cat and a dog lol sassy attitude, litter trained, but also like a dog wants to be with you all the time, follow you around and act like you were gone forever when you come home 😆
I saw a video once where they pulled the hair out of the rabbit and it was screaming so much. It gave me nightmares and I swore I would never buy anything made out of angora, but now I think as long as I make sure it’s from a proper person then I guess I could.
Lilliz91 yeah same... That's why you shouldn't buy angora for cheap when you don't know where it is from. I don't know how they do it. Just cutting it off?
I want to buy my own angora rabbit and yarn making tools. Then I'll spoil it with toys and treats and be happy that I know for certain, nothing unsavory was done to obtain the wool. I'll just wait until it naturally needs to shed it's wool and groom it a whole bunch :).
Usually, in factories they pull the hair straight from them, so they scream a lot. If they survive, they let them grow their hair again, and again, and again... That's why watching this video made me so happy
Those bunnies are so happy! I have raised rabbits and rescued them for years, and it takes a lot of work and love to get them so happy and trusting and chill. Did I even see a binkie in the background?! You are doing so wonderfully, those are lucky bunnies!
Thank you for making such an informative video! Also, having lived with rabbits, anyone worried about the rabbit being on the table can chill. That rabbit is super relaxed. It looks to me like he's trying to make a space big enough for him to sprall across the table.
We have had success weaving our homespun, home dyed Angora with a simple triangle loom. It made a great shawl that blooms well and is so warm! Weaving uses less yarn than knitting and I was introduced to it by a spinner who made a lovely scarf on a simple table top loom. She had done all the comparisons and found it made her yarns and wool go much further. Last year I did my own test and with just a few ounces of my baby fine ‘shorts’ (1.5” and less in length) I was able to felt a scarf with just a few ounces of what some would consider unusable! Thank you for taking the time to share your process!
I do not, but what comes to mind is making simple frame style weaving devices shaped to your pattern pieces. If you had, let’s say, a basic large rectangle of pegboard that would accommodate the size of your largest pattern piece and you used removable dowels, you could weave, much like a triangle loom, the exact pattern shape you will be sewing. This has been done in smaller form with cardboard and sewing pins. I don’t know if I’ve explained that in a way that makes sense- I can see it clearly in my mind, but not so great at sharing well. Let me know if that helps!
@@gloriousbeginningsangoras4217 that is incredibly useful information, thank you! I've come across a few tutorials for cutting woven fabric, and apparently you just have to prep the fabric a certain way, but I will also be looking into this method!
I love that you have a purpose for your animals, like your poodle who you bought for his coat, and yet they are still loved so well. It's very obvious. Seeing such a balance is very refreshing
I have a goldendoodle with very soft fur and always wondered if i could use his fur for my crochet projects! people looked at me like i was crazy! this is amazing and thank you for sharing your talents with this community :)
using dog wool/fur is not strange at all. There are ppl in Europe who will make items for you with your dogs fur. I plan on doing that with my husky, when she blows her coat again!
I'm interested in getting into crocheting with angora. This is informative. I love that you care for your rabbits. That, to me, is a sign of good quality.
This is my first time hearing about anything like this but it seems cool, I know a lot of products made from animals are cruel so it’s cool to see you’re treating them with respect and so nicely, they seem to really like you so that’s a good sign 😂 also omg how do you handle touching shedded fur so much 😂 I have a husky and she she’d like crazy, idk if I could ever touch shedded fur if I had a choice 😂
Thank you for being so kind! I do need to ask you a question. How come there are videos where people just pulls on the bunnies fur and rip it? Why can’t they do it like you do? You are kind and care for your animals.
Because she loves them ❤ The ones who do rip them and pull them to the point they are bleeding and screaming... They are monsters, they have no heart, no soul... This kind of people we don't need in our little gem of earth. But she is so kind and gentle, she is a pure hearted ❤🌹
Because they see them only as a source of income, and an outlet for their frustrations, it's sickening but all to common. These ladies however are compassionate and loving.
Those people who just rips them off like that must be psychopath. When there's actually such a good gentle alternative way to do it instead without harming them. Sometimes I feel like we should do the same to those people and see how they like having their skin being ripped off. This nice lady over here makes my heart feel so warm and cuddly. May God bless her and those who are like her💓🤗
Great thanks. Love your cheeky rabbit trying to get his nose in everything. Really interesting watching how you ended up making yarn aaaaaaaand you have a very soothing voice!
Thank you for this video! Very informative and to the point! We have French Angoras! We love them! I knit and crochet and I've wanted to learn how to do something with all their beautiful fur! I'm so inspired by your video! Thank you!
Kind, gentle and lovely video. It's clear that you and your family transmit love to your bunnies. They are really healthy and cute. Thank you for sharing this video.
I love people who hand make their own stuff. Yes it’s more convenient to buy things ready made but you appreciate your own produce more because of the effort you put in. I started making my own spiced alcohol because of people like her inspiration.
Thank you. Motly had been running outside. That is why she was so tired and thirsty. The poodles were in the house with me, so not so thirsty. I am planning to make a new video about making your own clothes. Thanks Lisa
This is such a lovely video. I love rabbits but have never spun wool but it looks really fun. I love mixing dog hair into yarn, I think it's so personal and sentimental.
Blessed be. I love how gentle you are with your bunnies you genuinely care about how they are feeling...ever sense I was little I’ve always wanted a bun bun :D
Lisa, this was fascinating!! Thank you so much for making the vid. Love how you explained the process as well as the varieties of wool you gathered. Blessings to you as well. 👍
Thank you for being such a lovely and caring woman towards these animals! So gentle. I've seen awful videos about where the rabbits are in pain. Thank you so much! You're wonderful!
The primary issue is actually the thickness of the hair. Even when dealing with sheep or alpaca wool, there are different grades depending on how thick the hair shaft is. Angora feels so soft and fine because the hair is so very thin. Dog hair is pretty thick - frequently even thicker than human hair. While people do traditionally spin and felt dog hair, my understanding is it's the undercoat only, and only from specific breeds.
Your rabbits are so calm . They are obviously so used to being handled and the rabbit on the table wasn't bothered by you using the drum carder. I spin , and have thought of using my long haired Chihuahuas hair . It's nothing like fur, is so soft and fine. And clean. Enjoyed your video very much. Thankyou for posting it
My Fantasia squeaks as well. Very nice presentation and I enjoyed seeing all of your critters. I have purchased several angora bags of fur but have been intimidated by it's short staple and fluff-o-meter. lol. You made it look so easy that I am inspired to give it a go! Thank You and God Bless.
This is the most purest video I’ve seen in such a long time and I love youre tender heart for the animals. Animals and humans are supposed to have a symbiotic relationship, and this has been the perfect example of that. I’m going to take a looksies at your shop
Thank you for this video! I've started looking into angora (goats mostly) and what it'd be like to make my own yarn for my projects. Many questions I had about the process you answered with this one video, so thank you for the time you took to make it! 😁 Tiger and Tiny are absolutely adorable, and I never thought about using poodle hair in yarn before!
You are such an inspiration. You live the country life and I love it. I am in VA and need to learn all of this. Our angora rabbit blessed us with 6 babies. I will look for all you videos and check out your website. Thank you and may God bless you with these gifts.
I think about Angora rabbit raising once I settle down! I love the yarn. Your video is great! Caring and attuned to your rabbits and your work. Lovely!
I love this video so much! My son's have asked me for rabbits. I've always said no, too much work. I'm a crocheter. Now I'm thinking YES! Beautiful little babies, beautiful fiber. 💖
You're my new hero! lol. I see your plants growing inside and your beautiful bunnies (I have two rabbits but only one is an angora but I might mix in some of the other's "wool") and your dogs in the video. And you got a dog to add his fur to the yarn! Lol. What a great excuse for more animals! I've subscribed and I look forward to viewing more of your videos. I am 52 right now and plan on retiring within 4+ years and I look forward to doing all the things!
Mam, you seem such a gentle soul. The verbal and non verbal language says it all. Actually, you reminded me of my grand mother who used to knit sweaters for us, and I still wear them. Regards from Bharat/India.
Thanks so much for your very soothing, relaxing video and informative. Im new to this and I cant wait to do this in the cold winter months in Alaska. Love your relaxed teaching style. And you have a lovely home and pets.
This is soooo helpful! I have just been cutting our angoras hair before it gets too long, but I’ve been looking into saving it and spinning it. Our spoiled babies are about to start making wool! 😍 Thank you.
my daughter and I are trying to learn about spinning and have two english angora bunnies. thank you so much for this video would love to see more of you and what you make or do around your acreage :) we are new to homesteading and making homemade things :) thank you so much God bless
Thank you. I am going to make a new video this month. I have some news. We moved into an apartment for people over 55. I have lupus and could not keep up with that acerage. I did bring all of my crafts with me. And work on them every minute that I am able. Enjoy your acerage! Lisa
That was a really cool video. I always wondered how yarn was made and now I do know . I think it’s really neat that you used poodle hair to change the color .
I'd so love to see more! I'm thinking about buying Angora rabbits but I don't know enough yet. This is something is really enjoy learning and loving the rabbits. Ty for the video. I see your rabbit is very active lol just a mischievous little thing lol blessings to you. Thanks again.💜
I'm actually working on spinning a mix of cotton and cat fur, but definitely gave me some ideas on what spinning wheel I want to go for. Wish my granny was this cool >~>
You are so kind. I love that you love your animals. I also have a bun. She doesn't make wool but I love seeing her everyday and she just makes me feel calm :)
learning about odd professions is so awesome to me i love it! im in the process of learning a profession involving bobbin winding myself so this video was all the more interesting as a result! p.s. i love all your animals so much 💗
It's so nice to see angoras that are well cared for, that have their "wool" removed gently by people who clearly love them. Lovely, sweet video =)
Yeah, but as long angora wool is allowed there will be people who do it brutally. Because it's easier, cheaper and faster.
Thank you
@@nothingknitting it was indeed! Such an active little thing too! At much joy that gives so much back.
I think that is why it is important to truly know the source, and the way it is gathered and how the animals or the workers producing the fibers are treated - I use both plant and animal fibers and I would hate to think that someone has been exploited and I paid for it.
Wat a greet job you are doing,may I ask,the size off your needles
"I needed darker yarn for my fair isle knitting so I bought a standard poodle" 😂😂
Thank you
I just read you lost Tiny this past summer, I'm so sorry for your loss. She seemed like a real sweetie, and very much loved.
Yes. I still miss her
Oh no😢 I'm so sorry to hear this.
Yes, she was quite the character. Thank you.
I’m so sorry for your loss! 😢😢
I looked at my dog while watching this video. He looked back at me like "Don't even think about it."
This just make me lol... Maybe your dog would say look at your hair... Isnt it nice! Just kidding 😅😅😅
Hahahajajajjaja
I have a husky..... and I’m definitely thinking about it!
5 cats all fluffy. Same though
My dog sheds enough to make 10 winter coats a week.
Anyone else is like "I want to do that, that looks fun!" when you see these videos about handmade things? Everytime I see a beekeeping video I want to get my own hive, now I want to get angora rabbits to do this, oh and I want a cow to produce my own milk yoghurt and cheese. I'm a lost cause...
I am the same as you. Lol!
Me too
same
Honestly, I want to own a farm
Yes! I'm the exact same way!!
I think your rabbit is part cat pushing everything off the table like that. lol So adorable.
Rabbits are like extra stubborn cats- mine comes to "here kitty kitty" because we thought it was funny how catlike and aloof she is.
my rabbits were the same, when we first got them I was like omg personality wise they are like a mix between dogs and cats who knew! Our female was a moody thing but the boy was very chilled out and cuddly :)
Most rabbits really love pushing and throwing toys around (and anything else you put around them).
I say they are like a cross of a cat and a dog lol sassy attitude, litter trained, but also like a dog wants to be with you all the time, follow you around and act like you were gone forever when you come home 😆
as a rabbit owner, I will tell you they are indeed part cat. my bunny love tipping over his food and water bowls.
I love the fact, that there is a rabbit on the table and it is so confident. ❤
I saw a video once where they pulled the hair out of the rabbit and it was screaming so much. It gave me nightmares and I swore I would never buy anything made out of angora, but now I think as long as I make sure it’s from a proper person then I guess I could.
Lilliz91 yeah same... That's why you shouldn't buy angora for cheap when you don't know where it is from. I don't know how they do it. Just cutting it off?
I assume the people in the vid brush the hair out. And yeah big factories just pull out painfully the hair...
I want to buy my own angora rabbit and yarn making tools. Then I'll spoil it with toys and treats and be happy that I know for certain, nothing unsavory was done to obtain the wool.
I'll just wait until it naturally needs to shed it's wool and groom it a whole bunch :).
Art Teacher For Life I will never forget how tee poor rabbit sounded... Idk how somebody can do that to an animal :(
Usually, in factories they pull the hair straight from them, so they scream a lot. If they survive, they let them grow their hair again, and again, and again...
That's why watching this video made me so happy
Those bunnies are so happy! I have raised rabbits and rescued them for years, and it takes a lot of work and love to get them so happy and trusting and chill. Did I even see a binkie in the background?! You are doing so wonderfully, those are lucky bunnies!
Thank you for making such an informative video! Also, having lived with rabbits, anyone worried about the rabbit being on the table can chill. That rabbit is super relaxed. It looks to me like he's trying to make a space big enough for him to sprall across the table.
Actually, his laboured breathing indicates that he's stressed...
We have had success weaving our homespun, home dyed Angora with a simple triangle loom. It made a great shawl that blooms well and is so warm!
Weaving uses less yarn than knitting and I was introduced to it by a spinner who made a lovely scarf on a simple table top loom. She had done all the comparisons and found it made her yarns and wool go much further.
Last year I did my own test and with just a few ounces of my baby fine ‘shorts’ (1.5” and less in length) I was able to felt a scarf with just a few ounces of what some would consider unusable!
Thank you for taking the time to share your process!
Do you know any weaving methods that you can cut freely? I really want to make my own fabric for a very specific outfit, and don't want to waste yarn
I do not, but what comes to mind is making simple frame style weaving devices shaped to your pattern pieces.
If you had, let’s say, a basic large rectangle of pegboard that would accommodate the size of your largest pattern piece and you used removable dowels, you could weave, much like a triangle loom, the exact pattern shape you will be sewing.
This has been done in smaller form with cardboard and sewing pins.
I don’t know if I’ve explained that in a way that makes sense- I can see it clearly in my mind, but not so great at sharing well.
Let me know if that helps!
@@gloriousbeginningsangoras4217 that is incredibly useful information, thank you! I've come across a few tutorials for cutting woven fabric, and apparently you just have to prep the fabric a certain way, but I will also be looking into this method!
@@gloriousbeginningsangoras4217 complete side note, I love your pfp. Is it one of your angoras?
I love that you have a purpose for your animals, like your poodle who you bought for his coat, and yet they are still loved so well. It's very obvious. Seeing such a balance is very refreshing
Thank you we do love them.
How did I get here... But very interesting!
tiger and tiny look like 2 loved, healthy rabbits. thank you for such a neat instructional video!
I have a goldendoodle with very soft fur and always wondered if i could use his fur for my crochet projects! people looked at me like i was crazy! this is amazing and thank you for sharing your talents with this community :)
using dog wool/fur is not strange at all. There are ppl in Europe who will make items for you with your dogs fur. I plan on doing that with my husky, when she blows her coat again!
Ruth Quintavalli -lots of folks do that with dog and cat fur here in the states as well. Some make keep sales like teddy bears and such!
My grandmother would knit sweaters with our dogs fur in it. ❤
I needlefelted with my dog's undercoat fluff and the material was really soft. (I did disinfect it of course)
Oh my gosh, when I brush my Alaskan klee kai I can make another dog.
I have a husky mix but he has so much fur that comes out when I brush him. Thinking I should try making yarn from his fur lol.
It’s hilarious how the bunny tried to push everything off the table 😭🤣 so cute omg
I'm interested in getting into crocheting with angora. This is informative. I love that you care for your rabbits. That, to me, is a sign of good quality.
Back to basics people have forgotten a lot of craft skills enjoyed ur vid thank you Michelle uk
Aunty is very professional I love the video.May Allah blessed.
From Pakistan
Thank you
God blesses everyday
@@nothingknitting Lisa mam I m from Pakistan n I want start angora rabbit farming . But I don't know where n how can sale wol of angora rabit
Dr.. Nadeem r u working rabbit farming plz contact me me 03012409068
@@imtiazahmed1877 hello
I am not sure how to start in Pakistan. But I wish you well.
@@nothingknitting thnx mam
What beautiful relaxed rabbits ❤ Tiger looks like a very cheeky little fella 😁
This is my first time hearing about anything like this but it seems cool, I know a lot of products made from animals are cruel so it’s cool to see you’re treating them with respect and so nicely, they seem to really like you so that’s a good sign 😂 also omg how do you handle touching shedded fur so much 😂 I have a husky and she she’d like crazy, idk if I could ever touch shedded fur if I had a choice 😂
Thank you for being so kind! I do need to ask you a question. How come there are videos where people just pulls on the bunnies fur and rip it? Why can’t they do it like you do? You are kind and care for your animals.
Because she loves them ❤ The ones who do rip them and pull them to the point they are bleeding and screaming... They are monsters, they have no heart, no soul... This kind of people we don't need in our little gem of earth.
But she is so kind and gentle, she is a pure hearted ❤🌹
Farkas Merga I cant understand why they do that if there is a gentle alternative.
@@IvySweetVenom I wonder about that too.. Wish everybody care about them like her! It would be a better world..
Because they see them only as a source of income, and an outlet for their frustrations, it's sickening but all to common. These ladies however are compassionate and loving.
Those people who just rips them off like that must be psychopath. When there's actually such a good gentle alternative way to do it instead without harming them. Sometimes I feel like we should do the same to those people and see how they like having their skin being ripped off. This nice lady over here makes my heart feel so warm and cuddly. May God bless her and those who are like her💓🤗
That scarf looks so beautiful and fluffy like a cloud!
Thank you.
Great thanks. Love your cheeky rabbit trying to get his nose in everything. Really interesting watching how you ended up making yarn aaaaaaaand you have a very soothing voice!
This made me so happy. The bunnies seem so relaxed and happy 💕💕
Thank you
Thank you for this video! Very informative and to the point! We have French Angoras! We love them! I knit and crochet and I've wanted to learn how to do something with all their beautiful fur! I'm so inspired by your video! Thank you!
Kind, gentle and lovely video.
It's clear that you and your family transmit love to your bunnies. They are really healthy and cute.
Thank you for sharing this video.
I love people who hand make their own stuff. Yes it’s more convenient to buy things ready made but you appreciate your own produce more because of the effort you put in. I started making my own spiced alcohol because of people like her inspiration.
Thank you. I am going to make a new video on making your on clothes soon.
Thank you. Motly had been running outside. That is why she was so tired and thirsty. The poodles were in the house with me, so not so thirsty.
I am planning to make a new video about making your own clothes.
Thanks Lisa
I love your video. Very amusing antics from the rabbit. I like how thourougly you showed the process from start.
Thank you.
So interesting! Thank you for sharing that process with us. Love the plants in your kitchen and all the other homey touches.
This is such a lovely video. I love rabbits but have never spun wool but it looks really fun. I love mixing dog hair into yarn, I think it's so personal and sentimental.
Awww your bunnies are loved and cared for that's so sweet. They're not just a product deliverer! So sweet
Blessed be.
I love how gentle you are with your bunnies you genuinely care about how they are feeling...ever sense I was little I’ve always wanted a bun bun :D
My goodness! You make this look so easy!!! Thank you for posting
This video is great! It clearly and concisely shows me the entire process for making yarn which is exactly what I’ve been looking for...thanks!
Beautiful video, beautiful home, beautiful family- thanks for sharing!
Hes quite a character. My rabbit isn't an angora, but he sheds like mad.
Watching this before bed and it is so relaxing
Lisa, this was fascinating!! Thank you so much for making the vid. Love how you explained the process as well as the varieties of wool you gathered. Blessings to you as well. 👍
Thank you
As I was watching this I thought about dog hair and was glad you mentioned you used your poodles hair.
Thank you for being such a lovely and caring woman towards these animals! So gentle. I've seen awful videos about where the rabbits are in pain. Thank you so much! You're wonderful!
I love the idea of using dog fur or hair! its not strange at all, its way cleaner than sheeps wool or alpaca wool
you can use the husky undercoat
The primary issue is actually the thickness of the hair. Even when dealing with sheep or alpaca wool, there are different grades depending on how thick the hair shaft is. Angora feels so soft and fine because the hair is so very thin. Dog hair is pretty thick - frequently even thicker than human hair. While people do traditionally spin and felt dog hair, my understanding is it's the undercoat only, and only from specific breeds.
@@iesika7387 well yes the undercoat is what’s used, it’s a type of hair regardless
Okay this is the sweetest video I have ever seen! You are a gem! Beautiful work!
Your rabbits are so calm . They are obviously so used to being handled and the rabbit on the table wasn't bothered by you using the drum carder. I spin , and have thought of using my long haired Chihuahuas hair . It's nothing like fur, is so soft and fine. And clean. Enjoyed your video very much. Thankyou for posting it
Thank you
Love what she is doing and educating so well and patient!
the first five minutes are basically just Tiger being ornery hahaha what a sweetie. Thank you for this video, it's really informative!
Thank you. He really is a good boy
Thank you
I am in love with this magical, talented woman, her adorable pets, and everything about this video! Best random suggestion ever!!!
That was so informative. And lovely that the rabbits (and indeed dogs!) are so well cared for too!
My Fantasia squeaks as well. Very nice presentation and I enjoyed seeing all of your critters. I have purchased several angora bags of fur but have been intimidated by it's short staple and fluff-o-meter. lol. You made it look so easy that I am inspired to give it a go! Thank You and God Bless.
Awe you seem so sweet, I can tell you have such a love for animals
Thank you
This is the most purest video I’ve seen in such a long time and I love youre tender heart for the animals. Animals and humans are supposed to have a symbiotic relationship, and this has been the perfect example of that. I’m going to take a looksies at your shop
I absolutely love that you used your dog to darken the wool. That’s genius!
This is really satisfying 😍💖
Love that you use the poodle wool to darken it 🤣💖 I never would have thought you could do that 🤷🏻♀️
Thanks
Thank you for saying “God bless you” it’s nice to hear it. Thank you for this video!
Please do more of these videos. They’re amazing and relaxing
Thank you for this video! I've started looking into angora (goats mostly) and what it'd be like to make my own yarn for my projects. Many questions I had about the process you answered with this one video, so thank you for the time you took to make it! 😁 Tiger and Tiny are absolutely adorable, and I never thought about using poodle hair in yarn before!
Omgsh... Too much work. God bless your love for this. Beautiful and cool
Thank you
I really enjoyed watching this process! You explained it so well.
You are such an inspiration. You live the country life and I love it. I am in VA and need to learn all of this. Our angora rabbit blessed us with 6 babies. I will look for all you videos and check out your website. Thank you and may God bless you with these gifts.
I closed my web sight. Thank you for the kind words. I am still living the country life. I do need to make more videos. Just don't know when.
I think about Angora rabbit raising once I settle down! I love the yarn. Your video is great! Caring and attuned to your rabbits and your work. Lovely!
Thank you. I hope that you to do it soon.
I just felt all childhood love from grandma in this video
that is so cute that bunny sits on the table and participating
I love this video so much! My son's have asked me for rabbits. I've always said no, too much work. I'm a crocheter. Now I'm thinking YES! Beautiful little babies, beautiful fiber. 💖
That was fun to watch. Thank you for sharing.♥️
This was so much fun to watch! Thank you for sharing!
This is so cool! Thank you for showing your process
nice instruments you use, some I have never seen or heard of, thanks!
Mam you are great. Its very interesting & lovely video. GOD bless you 💓
Omg I'm in love with that scarf!!! Your video is excellent thank you for sharing!
Thank you
Lots of fun
Wow that was so cool, thank you! I think it’s awesome you have your very own sheep dog. Lol
I loved your presentation. Great camera work as well. Thank you for the video
You're my new hero! lol. I see your plants growing inside and your beautiful bunnies (I have two rabbits but only one is an angora but I might mix in some of the other's "wool") and your dogs in the video. And you got a dog to add his fur to the yarn! Lol. What a great excuse for more animals! I've subscribed and I look forward to viewing more of your videos. I am 52 right now and plan on retiring within 4+ years and I look forward to doing all the things!
Thank you
Mam, you seem such a gentle soul. The verbal and non verbal language says it all. Actually, you reminded me of my grand mother who used to knit sweaters for us, and I still wear them. Regards from Bharat/India.
Thank you
I'm just glad that this video was in my recommended section, good job CZcams algorithm.
Thank you
Thanks so much for your very soothing, relaxing video and informative. Im new to this and I cant wait to do this in the cold winter months in Alaska. Love your relaxed teaching style. And you have a lovely home and pets.
I found that so interesting! The concept of using rabbit wool was completely new to me, I love it! God bless you, too!
This is soooo helpful! I have just been cutting our angoras hair before it gets too long, but I’ve been looking into saving it and spinning it. Our spoiled babies are about to start making wool! 😍 Thank you.
Thank you. I wish you well with your Angoras
First time seeing your channel. Love it. Very educational and would love to see more.
my daughter and I are trying to learn about spinning and have two english angora bunnies. thank you so much for this video would love to see more of you and what you make or do around your acreage :) we are new to homesteading and making homemade things :) thank you so much God bless
Thank you. I am going to make a new video this month. I have some news. We moved into an apartment for people over 55. I have lupus and could not keep up with that acerage. I did bring all of my crafts with me. And work on them every minute that I am able.
Enjoy your acerage! Lisa
@@nothingknitting Oh I am so sorry. I pray God will put His healing hands on you and give you health and peace like only He can
Lol, tiger's like my little bunny. So much sass and personality
I love your rabbits- their so fluffy and adorable!! 😍
Thank you
I found this very interesting and educational. Thank you for making this video. :)
Thank you for this wonderful video! lovely bunnies, good explanation and fluffy scarf.
Thank you
I don’t have bunnies anymore, nor do I spin wool lol, but I found this so fascinating and informative. How cute are those rabbits too!
This is so impressive! Thank you for demonstrating the process.
Thank you for your sweet comments.
This is the most interesting vídeo I have seen in years. Such a good explanation, very clear. I would love to learn this someday. Thank you!
Wow!!! Fascinating!!! 😍 This was amazing to see! Thank you!
Thank you
you are FABULOUS & FUNNY👍👍👍! Thank you for a great educational video! love& blessings to you too
Thank you
That was a really cool video. I always wondered how yarn was made and now I do know . I think it’s really neat that you used poodle hair to change the color .
Thanks so much for this video-I want to start a business using Angora rabbit wool to make knitwear, so this is a major plus to me. Thanks again 😇
Thank you, don't give up.
If you need Rabbits I have a farm I can export
This is so freakin cool! I crochet and knit, and I might want to do this myself some day!
I'd so love to see more! I'm thinking about buying Angora rabbits but I don't know enough yet. This is something is really enjoy learning and loving the rabbits. Ty for the video. I see your rabbit is very active lol just a mischievous little thing lol blessings to you. Thanks again.💜
I'm actually working on spinning a mix of cotton and cat fur, but definitely gave me some ideas on what spinning wheel I want to go for. Wish my granny was this cool >~>
You are so kind. I love that you love your animals. I also have a bun. She doesn't make wool but I love seeing her everyday and she just makes me feel calm :)
Beautiful work!
learning about odd professions is so awesome to me i love it! im in the process of learning a profession involving bobbin winding myself so this video was all the more interesting as a result!
p.s. i love all your animals so much 💗
Amazing. Thank you for this. Tradition is the best.
The rabbits look so cute! Thank you for being humane lovely lady ♡
Loved this video!!