✨🐑✨ Rhinebeck Sheep & Wool Festival Haul ✨🐑✨
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Welcome to the THREAD TO MEND knitting and spinning podcast! In todays video I share what I brought home from the NY sheep and wool festival in Rhinebeck, NY.
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🐑🐏🐐🧶 thank you for the Rhinebeck footage!
Great video. I enjoyed all your content. But your cat!!! She’s so adorable!!!!
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You bought some REALLY lovely yarn Taylor!
I started being a Swiftie at the same time as you. That All Too Well 10 minute version got me. Midnights is AMAZING. I also recently knitted the Cardigan cardigan. She wears great knitwear!
I adored.your commentary of the horror movies that is exactly how I see them too 🐑🐏
I’m obsessed with Karma ❤
Your cardigan is on my list and how lovely is your vair x
I am knitting my Christmas Vair as I watch. Really enjoying it!
Loved hearing about your Rhinebeck experience! Always good to catch up with you and hear about your upcoming projects and such. The fleece looks like it will be so nice to spin up.
I couldn’t stop laughing when the nun appeared with the goat 😂. Nice rug. I am in need of one and I was wondering if I should knit or crochet one then felt it 🤷🏿♀️. Would be a great project. 🐑
I really enjoyed seeing your footage of Rhinebeck and hearing about your trip! Also love your new cardigan - I agree that cardigans are practical and can be worn year-round, as often air conditioned spaces can make an additional layer necessary!!
Never been a fan of horror movies - but I don’t mind true crime! I think because I find it interesting that seemingly ordinary people can be capable of committing brutal murder. And we don’t witness the crime in real time!!
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I had surgery right before Rhinebeck and had to cancel my trip and was so sad. I am using my time off to binge watch and catch up on my CZcams! So good to catch up. I love the rustic look of the yarn that you got and I am super excited for the hat updates because I had planned to make that hat while I am off of work right now. Will wait for the updates. Yay
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Love all the wool and seeing all the sheep 💚
I don’t really like horror either!!
Your cardigan design is so great, I love the button band and hem design! And, also a Taylor Swift fan over here-her new album is brilliant.
It was nice seeing you at Rhinebeck! It turns out that I should have interrupted your conversation in the fleece sale because I grew up on Orcas Island which neighbors Lopez! It would have been fun to meet the viewer who gave you that yarn!
Oh yes that would have been nice. I’ll introduce you two if you’re both there next year!
🐑 I’m a shepherdess in Ny state. Can’t go to Rhinebeck yet since we don’t have enough product made but I loved seeing your purchases!
About the Halloween movie- I grew up near Baltimore and then lived on the edge of DC. Never liked horror movies and can totally relate to it feeling too real. I live outside of a tiny rural town now and it’s so peaceful, very different from the life we knew. And it’s great to know all of our neighbors and look out for each other.
🐑Great footage from Rhinebeck! Loved seeing all the wool. The animals are all so cute! 🐑🦙
🐑 I love watching your videos about processing raw fleeces. Even though I’m not a spinner yet and have no intention of processing fleece myself. It’s still very interesting to watch.
Thanks for the shout out Taylor. It was a pleasure to meet you and your husband. You are so sweet , kind and knowledgeable when it comes to the fleece 😊
Gorgeous treasures you found at Rhinebeck
I am very curious about your thoughts as you process the fleece. I did skirt mine and washed about 30-% of it. I carded up a few Rolags and spun it. So soft and swishy. Quite silvery and it does have some shine to it
I have the combs arriving soon so going to process the rest with combs Thanks so mucb
Loved seeing your Rhinebeck purchases and look forward to seeing what you create with them. Kaci and I are going to try to make it up there next year. Also, your bookkeeper cardigan is so good! I’m adding that to my to knit queue.
Love you Taylor thank you so much for all your wonderful episodes I look forward to every one
🐏🐑 🧶 🥰 I like forensic files too for the same reason! And I've never liked horror... With the exception of The Cabin in the Woods, of course. The one you watched sounds horrible in the worst ways. I live closer to Philly and every single day hear about the kind of things you mentioned in your area. It's an epidemic borne out of inequalities and injustice, fear and despairing. Nothing "entertaining" about any of it, agreed.
Loved all the wool 🦙 speak and walk thru of your Rhinebeck trip, and the Bookkeeper, and the fun connections you made! I'll need to mindfully look for you next year ..I got quite caught up and overwhelmed visually with the crowd and colors and went over my self imposed budget... But it felt so right 😂 and I'm very satisfied with all my purchases. ❤️
Taylor, I love your natural colours of wool and fleece you picked up, your video audio went chipmunk at the middle of your talk about guns. I too went to a small fleece and fibre faire yesterday off the island where I live, and picked up some Carmel coloured alpaca fleece 🐑,I am going to mix it with wool, and I got some BFL x Gotland roving. ,and a few mohair locks to blend into some wool. So much fun!Melissa.
I just wanted to let you know that I’m a big fan of Green Mountain Spinnery as well. Way back in the day, when I was a weaver, I used to use their yarn. You reintroduced me to this mill here on your channel. Thank you for that. As a matter of fact, I recently went to the Wisconsin Sheep and Wool festival (Sept). I immediately went to their booth and made a purchase thinking Taylor made me do it! Actually, that’s why I drove five hours and went to the festival. I was browsing the website and when I saw Green Mountain among the kist of vendors I made my plans. I’m a Swiftie via my granddaughter. She adores Taylor Swift. We want to go to a concert. Stay safe.
Cheryl, thank you for sharing! It makes me happy to hear that sharing my life in this way has a positive impact like this. I would love to attend a concert of hers as well. Time to start saving for it one day 💸
Concert, yarn, spinning fiber, art supplies, antiques, tarot, notebooks, fountain pens… my list is long!😅
I've met some of the folks from Island Fibers. Lopez Island fleeces are generally Romneys or crossbreeds from medium, long, and down wools, bred on Lopez Island for making yarn. The Salish Sea's native wool-growing animals were actually woolly dogs, shorn yearly just like sheep -- with the dual purpose of being a much loved pet, of course. Unfortunately, they are extinct due to the genocide carried out against their humans.
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Same here, cannot stand horror movies or violent series cuz i hear enough about them! I don’t have time to knit or buy yarn these days but will try dying yarn in a small paid lesson this weekend. And i want to try more sheepy wool and yarn in the future!
Your dining table decoration is so pretty! Since it’s on a runner, I’d just slide it over to the end of the table or the corner, and process your fleece, then slide it back to the center after. Rather than dismantle it.
Everything on top of it is too heavy for woven fabric, but I might try!
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I went and looked at your patterns. They are wonderful. I didn’t realize you had that many. As you know I want to test knit for you so I figure I should get accustomed to how you write. If you were not as experienced as you are but feel adventurously qualified to test knit for you; which cardigan of yours would you start off with?
Thanks Taylor, its always a pleasure to catch up with your podcasts and life. 😊🎃 Happy Halloween🐑
The Kingston cardigan is quick and easy with a worsted weight yarn! 💕
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I used to love scary movies, but randomly stopped enjoying them. I totally agree with you although a lot of it is over dramatic at the same time some of the things could really happen. Like the movies about a family friend who ends up being a murder. I have heard way to many real stories that line up with those scary movies.
🐑🐏 Loved seeing the Rhinebeck footage!
And yeah, I don’t understand the appeal of horror films either. I love Halloween and creepy-cute things but graphic horror is disgusting.
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I totally agree with you about horror films yuck
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If I’m remembering right, Greene County Wool’s yarns are spun from CVM/Romeldale, just like Harrisville’s first Shear collection. How would you say they compare?
True!!! The HD yarn feels more commercial because it is super clean and stripped of its natural oils. The GCW feels like it could be handspun. It is much smoother. I do believe that GMS uses a spinning that is set to provide more twist than a traditional woolen spin yarn though they do spin carded wool. 💕
@@TaylorOwen awesome, thanks! GCW was on my radar because I liked Harrisville's so much and it sounds like I need to get my hands on some to try myself.
Great podcast! Love your cat. What´s her name?
Starbaby Moonchild 🐈
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I’m horrified you live with the threat of serious violence so close in your life. In Australia, most people would not have your experience. It’s the stuff of ‘underbelly’ crime here and frankly, what we see in many American films and TV. Recently, we’ve been watching an American police show and keep saying, ‘that would never happen...’ or with such frequency. Maybe it does!
Not to suggest we don’t ever have such extremes of violence in Australia, but it certainly isn’t a common experience - especially gun crime. Australian gun laws have no doubt had a positive impact on the situation. Your politicians are up against strong opposition to make effective change it seems.
I don’t understand people’s enjoyment of graphic horror either. They must be able to separate themselves and their lives from what they see. At least you’d hope that’s the case.
Stay safe, Taylor. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your beautiful yarn.🐑🧶
You can’t compare the horror genre to true crime. They’re two completely opposites. Horror fans aren’t naive enough to be fascinated by murder in movies. We understand what the real world is like, even if we’re never personally affected by murder. Horror films, especially slasher flicks, scratch an adrenaline itch, and to be honest most of them are so unrealistic they’re funny. If you don’t care for them, fine. But it’s not fair to say that people that enjoy don’t understand the real horrors that happen in this world.
I don’t know that I said that but I appreciate you chiming in to share your perspective.
@@TaylorOwen “Murder doesn’t happen everywhere. If you live in a place where murder doesn’t happen and you’re watching murder in a movie you probably think, like, ‘Wow, that’s crazy, my God, murder’s happening, wow!’ and it’s fun.”
That. That’s what you said. You essentially implied that people who live in relatively safe areas where murder isn’t common (it does happen everywhere) are, at best, fascinated by it, and at worst, enamored of it.
You don’t have to like horror movies. But I’ll say it again: Don’t assume you know how people think, or what draws them to a certain genre. Don’t assume that you live in an Oh-so-dangerous area where you need a safe place to retreat to, which you have because of your “privilege”. That entire speech of yours was so condescending and outright rude.
So, yeah. You’re welcome for my comment.
@@CkDutchess it’s not that deep. Take care!
@@TaylorOwen Wow. It must be nice living in your bubble. Stop trying to dismiss me and maybe think about how your words affect others.
@@CkDutchess I will forever dismiss rude and unnecessary comments on my platform. Now please go reflect on your own grown self and have a nice day.
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