That was amazing fun! I remember that style of knitting from the 70s and am so glad I now have a name to go with it. Serbia has such a rich fibre art history and culture. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.
That was a great video! In high school we had a exchange student from Belgrade. I didn’t know they had a history of weaving similar to southern United States. Or knitting similar to Shetland! It looks like a great place to visit. Your mom and grandma seem like wonderful people you are so blessed to have both of them!
You can find sour cherries at the farmers market in NYC during a very short period in the summer. When cherries start appearing, keep an eye out for them. Also, you can find them in a jar year round at Kalustyans on Lexington in Manhattan.
How blessed you are to get to see your grandmother in her own country and learn so many wonderful things. My own grandmother passed many years ago, but she taught me many things from her British culture.
I've been watching your videos for a while now and I love seeing your creative journey and the pieces you come up with! This video made me smile, thank you for sharing :)
They might not be exactly the same kind, but I fell in love with fresh sour cherries when I lived in Upstate New York! So, if you look at farmerʻs markets around NYC in June or July you may find some. Itʻs a short season, but they are delicious, like natureʻs sour patch kids.
Here in the states, you are looking for Mint or envy pie cherries. Go over to the baking aisle, bottom shelf, and look for the canned pie cherries . . . NOT the cherry pie filling. Hope that helps....? Oh! I too am a huge fan of what we in the South call Cherry Clafoutie
Hi Andrea, I loved watching your visit .... wow I would love to go shopping in that plaza! I want those sunshine socks too ;) Thanks for sharing, your mom and grandma are adorable! Sunshine xox
Thanks for sharing your trip and culture. Those hand knit pieces were beautiful. Also loved seeing your Grandmother again, glad you could visit her again. 😊
As a textile person with Montenegrin roots - this was so cool to learn about! Thank you for sharing more. You've sparked my curiosity to dive deeper into learning about the heritage of fiber arts in the area. Are there any particular resources you've found super useful in your studies last semester? (I'll go through some of your previous videos too to see if you mention any!)
Interesting. Love the rug making. Have you tried the Theo Moouman style of weaving? (I most likely spelled her name wrong.) You can weave all sorts of shapes while you weave plain weave. The rug reminded me of weaving those shapes. Love your adventures.
Very nice sample. But Grandma is the winner. Ninety, active and so cute! You are so lucky.
You are so lucky to have a living connection back to your roots in your lovely grandmother. Looks like a great time!
I adore ALL of your videos. You and your mom are so delightful! Oh those socks! Serbia is so interesting.
Wow what a strong family resemblance there is through your maternal line. Looks like a brilliant holiday.
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People have already said what I’m thinking- so I’ll just say your vids make me happy!
That was amazing fun! I remember that style of knitting from the 70s and am so glad I now have a name to go with it. Serbia has such a rich fibre art history and culture. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.
I love your grandma…..I love going on your travels!,!
I appreciate your cheerful and positive disposition in your videos.
Thanks Andrea for sharing your Serbian adventures. So much loved your baking with your grandmother. Priceless.
what a great trip, you are so lucky to have had that opportunity. Great video, thx for taking us along.
How wonderful! Thank you for posting.
That was a great video! In high school we had a exchange student from Belgrade. I didn’t know they had a history of weaving similar to southern United States. Or knitting similar to Shetland! It looks like a great place to visit. Your mom and grandma seem like wonderful people you are so blessed to have both of them!
Loved the all the Knitting and patterns. Im going to knit a patchwork throw.❤ Loved the adventure with your family.❤
Thank you for this sour cherry pie recipe! I’d been searching for the right one ever since I visited Serbia years ago, and clearly this is it.
Very cool. That bull kilim was amazing.
You can find sour cherries at the farmers market in NYC during a very short period in the summer. When cherries start appearing, keep an eye out for them. Also, you can find them in a jar year round at Kalustyans on Lexington in Manhattan.
Forgot to thank you for sharing this. It’s amazing.
I love everything you upload. I would have gone crazy buying those socks!
How blessed you are to get to see your grandmother in her own country and learn so many wonderful things. My own grandmother passed many years ago, but she taught me many things from her British culture.
I've been watching your videos for a while now and I love seeing your creative journey and the pieces you come up with! This video made me smile, thank you for sharing :)
Thank you so much for sharing your adventure !! I really enjoyed this video !!
All the knitting is gorgeous! And now I want some pie 🥧
They might not be exactly the same kind, but I fell in love with fresh sour cherries when I lived in Upstate New York! So, if you look at farmerʻs markets around NYC in June or July you may find some. Itʻs a short season, but they are delicious, like natureʻs sour patch kids.
As always thanks for sharing!! :~) What a fibertastic adventure lmao!!
Looks like a fabulous trip!
Can’t wait for another video! I wish one day our paths will cross! Come visit Provence!
Here in the states, you are looking for Mint or envy pie cherries. Go over to the baking aisle, bottom shelf, and look for the canned pie cherries . . . NOT the cherry pie filling.
Hope that helps....?
Oh! I too am a huge fan of what we in the South call Cherry Clafoutie
that was SUPPOSED to say MONTMORENCY sour pie cherries
No mint . Honest!
Ok now I want to visit Serbia too.
Such fun!
Love it all!
Hi and thanks for sharing your trip with us ! Awww, the baking with your grandma made we think of, and miss my Swedish grandma!
Hi Andrea, I loved watching your visit .... wow I would love to go shopping in that plaza! I want those sunshine socks too ;) Thanks for sharing, your mom and grandma are adorable! Sunshine xox
What a wonderful vacation! Those pies look delicious.
Thanks for sharing your trip and culture. Those hand knit pieces were beautiful. Also loved seeing your Grandmother again, glad you could visit her again. 😊
As a textile person with Montenegrin roots - this was so cool to learn about! Thank you for sharing more. You've sparked my curiosity to dive deeper into learning about the heritage of fiber arts in the area. Are there any particular resources you've found super useful in your studies last semester? (I'll go through some of your previous videos too to see if you mention any!)
Thank you! I love learning about different cultures and traditions.
I am fortunate to have a hand knitted vest with beautiful embroidery made by Serbian knitwear designer - David Van de Kamp
Interesting. Love the rug making. Have you tried the Theo Moouman style of weaving? (I most likely spelled her name wrong.) You can weave all sorts of shapes while you weave plain weave. The rug reminded me of weaving those shapes. Love your adventures.
Is it your country, lifestyl or genes? You all look so young and vibrant
Can you make all this beautiful stuff and sell it. You will be rich. Thanks ☺️