@@lyndas1842 🤗💕

@@pati07 Thank you, Patti!

@@dawnsmith4907 Thank you! 💕

@@lee35777 Hi Lee, I made this bag on the fly. There is not a pattern. I just kept going in the round with no increases (after the base) until it was as tall as I wanted. And then I ended the top border with single crochets. Sidenote, I seamlessly went in the round without attaching via any slip stitches or chaining one.

@@Fiberluxeco It's a beautiful bag, and a beautiful stitch. Thank you for the inspiration.

@@lee35777 Thanks, my friend. You’re welcome! In my other video, How to use a Double Sided crochet hook, I show you and describe the exact SENSI yarn I used for that bag. Yarn/cord is also in the description. Hope this helps! 💕

@@sharontilton9617 Hi Sharon! Yes! Once you get the hang of pulling the needle through, it’s smooth sailing! You can also do this with a regular hook. I show you how in my other tutorial called the Rattan stitch. You can do it!! 👍🏻✨

@@patriciawhite658 Thanks Patricia! I’m tryin… 🤗

@@gerda9167 Dank je, heel graag gedaan!

I've since made audio much lower on videos since then. That bothers me too! I make the audio low in editing but for some reason when uploading to YT, it enhances it. 🤦🏼‍♀️

@@Beeautiful3233 You're welcome! 👍🏻🤗

@@HOKUINHI You’re welcome, and thank you for watching. 😉💕

@@katinthehat_81 I thought the same exact thing when I first saw it. Been crocheting for 40 years and was like wow! Will do! Thank you. 💕

Glad you enjoyed it! 💕

Thank you! 😊💕

Absolutely! Yay. I LOVE mine so much!

I was tempted, but I really wanted to try something different. :)

Thanks so much! Yes, I love them, especially with silk and very slippery yarn. They’re so comfortable and makes knitting easier. Our animals are part of our family so they often make their way in somehow as they love yarn, especially cats! Thanks so much for your lovely message. 🥰💕

Nice! It was discontinued for a long time and thankfully they brought it back! You’ll love it. 👍🏻

Awe. Haha! I know! They have to get into everything you do! 😆

It’s a Japanese company so they should ship to you right from Etsy! Try this link. I hope it works! 🤞🏻They’re so sweet and beautiful. Good luck! www.etsy.com/listing/756825218/

@@Fiberluxeco oohh thankyou! I'll definitely try this out your a Star thankyou so much

That’s awesome!! 👏🏻👏🏻

The cords are flexible so really easy to work with. Magic loop is great with these!

Hi Mimi! Thanks so much! Have you considered the 16 inch? That might be a very happy medium for you! Thank you so much for your comment and encouragement!

Awe. Lol. I even had to pause the video, get her out of the way and start again and Lady still insisted. 🤨🤦🏼‍♀️😆

Hi Marjorie. Well that’s not good. :( I’m sorry you’re having problems with the joins on your set. I use mine consistently and I have never once had problems with the joins on mine. And I always use 100% silk on them which is the easiest to catch on anything. My set is fine. Just a note, I’m not a sponsor for their product. Nor an affiliate. Just wanted to put out a review in English. My reaction shouldn’t matter. I’m sorry you don’t like them. I absolutely love my set.

I appreciate the feedback as I try to keep it low in editing. I will make it even lower in the future! Thanks my friend! At least it wasn’t Lady my cat! 😉

@@Fiberluxeco haha 😄 now that might have been cute.

Hi my fiber friend! And what you just said is why I bought them and did the review. Nope. Does not snag at all at the join! At all. I work a lot with silk which has a tendency to snag more than anything else. Also on rough skin etc. as you may imagine. It is really seamless. Very worth it. And I don’t regret it. After I’m done with a project, I make sure to wipe clean them. For the money that we spend on them, they could have put them in a case that was a little less flimsy but it’s their special bamboo grown and treated locally and handcrafted that makes them so nice. as long as we don’t sit on them, they will last! Lol.

Omg thank you! Being a lifelong crocheter I put off knitting for so long. If I would’ve known that it wasn’t as hard as I thought, I would’ve done it way sooner! So your comment made me smile, thank you so much, doll! You will be obsessed. You will absolutely love it and it will become one of your babies. 🤗

@@Fiberluxeco I am sure it will be my new obsession! I just don’t know how to do things a little bit. I have also decided to start growing, spinning and making yarn from cotton this year too. I think weaving will be my main thing for a while, but is also crochet, knit, sew, and about a million other crazy hobbies. Keep up all the great work, and enthusiasm. And thank you for sharing yourself with us. You are an inspiration. ❤️

@@Chickmamapalletfarm yes, longing for the same. My hope is that spinning will be a future undertaking. Growing the fiber all the way to the final product would have to be the most rewarding thing in my opinion. Great luck with that one! That would be a dream. On a fiber jewelry making kick for the last few years and love it. Thank you for your lovely comment!

The 10” Sample It is about 169.00. And the 24” ranges between 230.00 and 240.00 depending on where you buy it.

I don’t know however you can purchase directly from Ashford in New Zealand if you’re having trouble. www.ashford.co.nz Good luck!

Omg. Eventually I’ll be there too! Can’t wait to look these up. Thank you for the tips!

Thank you for the comment! It seems when you start weaving it grows into a bigger production and I actually cannot wait to look into larger ones when the time comes. I cannot think of anything more fun then weaving except for perhaps spinning and then weaving to a final project. I love our fiber arts community. We are in a class of our own! It’s a pleasure to meet you and thank you!

My friend who got rheumatoid arthritis turned to weaving after taking more and more breaks from knitting. ❤ She got to make a baby blanket for her youngest that she had

I have to say that I absolutely love the 24 inch! I learn to warp it alone by standing over it and wrapping the warp in my arm while it is over my shoulder. It’s still portable enough to take in the car easy and I’m in LOVE. I find that I thought I would use something smaller, but I will be sewing a lot of projects. Thanks for your comment, the ones you have are beautiful!

Thanks, Chandi! My new obsession! XO 😘

Oh my gosh, thank you! I try to be thorough but also try not to be repetitive or ramble! I appreciate that very much.

You’re welcome Joanna! They are nice and warm to the touch as well. Very soft and comforting. You would very much enjoy them! I found them through a lot of research and thought I would give them a try. Very happy with them. 🤗

Haha. They sure do! 🤗

That is the precise reason why I point out that very reason in the video. I wanted to get a set that was durable. This is it! I’ve been using these and they are strong. If you feel like you’re going to be using the bamboo needles for a lot I would recommend the darker wood KOSHITSU set as they are even stronger!

@@Fiberluxeco thanks for replying. Your feedback is very helpful. Thanks

Her yarn knits up so deliciously, is the only way I could describe it. The draping that happens with her yarn is the most lovely I’ve ever worked with.

Thanks, Becky! I’ve been super busy with my new Etsy Shop! It’s called Fiber Luxe & Co. I make inspirational fiber jewelry notions. Will do a video soon, my shop is brand new. Thanks again! 🤗

Hi Becky! I got the SHIROTAKE Comfort set by their own company on Etsy. It’s them that sells it. Since they’re in Japan I don’t know the site to to the distribution co.

Thank you, Marilyn! I appreciate that. 🤗

Hi Emma! Thank you! Yes, same here with bamboo. These are a buttery soft coating and super smooth unlike commercially made bamboo like some clover Takumi’s. They are perfect for lace work like Chiaogoo’s. I’m working with them right now using 100% silk and it gives me ‘just’ the right amount of grip I was hoping for. The KOSHITSU are even stronger but smoothness is the same on both! At end of the video I hold the needle up against Chiaogoo’s so you can also see them side by side. I believe these are the best bamboo needles around among so many bamboo needles out there like Knit Picks, Knitters Pride, Hiya Hiya and Takumi’ which are all almost 100.00 per set anyway. PS they’re not as fast as stainless steel obviously albeit definitely more slippery than your standard bamboo with the bonus of a seamless swivel cord. 🤗

@@Fiberluxeco thanks for answering! I am almost sure I will have buy them now 😊

Omg. I know! Squishy luxury. I’m obsessed with both her and the company’s incredible yarn. Thank you!