You know mushrooms and chestnuts have feelings too right?

Those look really good. We make a similar thing with phyllo dough or cups. Super crispy and yummy. 🥰

Change the name. Not a drop of meat in them

You go girl👏

I wanna learn too❤

What's that thing she use to steam the blanket. And what color yarns she use for the blanket.

I’m feeling very nostalgic ❤ I discovered you during the pandemic & you brought me peace during a very difficult time. Thank you. 🙏🏻 I wish you & your loved ones the best.

I apologise profusely in advance but did you really have to tickle them at the end!! 😂

O wow, they looks gorgeous

So cute! 😍

I love your dedication to make the christmas decorations yourself! I too am working on decorations, adding something each year to the collection (too prevent overwhelm of doing it all in one month!). I recently finished a tree skirt as a stashbusting project. I was wondering if you know about being more sustainable and responsible in choosing yarns to knit/crochet. I've been struggling in choosing the right yarns (no plastic/ all natural fibers/keep the animals happy/durability/etc). I'm sure I'm not the only one with this problem though...

You might like Arne and Carlos, they just released their annual stocking knit- along pattern. And the daily videos showing progress. I think the pattern is still free for a day or 2, and the videos stay up on their channel.

So creative and cute!!! 🥹🥰

Thank you for bringing cheer with your calming presence ❤

You can also sew ornaments! My grandma had an entire tree of sewn and crafted ornaments

Immy, you are so creative!! Love watching your journey. Happy holidays to you. Blessings always ❤❤❤

👏👏👏

That turned out beautifully. I've been intimidated but also impressed by people who use multiple knitting needles and even circular knitting needles. I watched P!nk's last documentary (yes the singer) of her concert. And she was using a circular knitting needle while riding in a car and talking with her kids. I was thinking "Wow! Not only can she sing upside down on silks. But she also knits and has two adorable little kids."

I watched this thinking when did I subscribe to a knitting crochet channel that is also vegan? Then I recognized the channel name. So Vegan knitting crochet channel I may not know. But being subscribed to Sustainably Vegan who knits and crochets I now know.

Thank you for sharing! I am glad that you got to visit your family!

The classic christmas star motif also interpreted as snowflake originates in Bethlehem (Beit Lahem), were Jesus was said to be born. It is actually called moon of Bethlehem and originates from Palestinian Tatreez. It brings me joy seeing the cultural significance of the land and its people during christmas.

I actually crocheted some colorful Christmas baubles after watching this vid!

I love all of the projects you are working on. Crafting around the holidays is therapeutic and cozy all together. I will share that I am making an advent calendar for my children. I bought used fabric and am making pouches to hang from a branch that was trimmed from one of my trees. It’s looking so cute and is so much fun to use resources that I have at hand.

I am crotcheting a headband/ear warmer while watching this video 💫

Yay, colour theory 🙏I hope my comment helped you ❤ It saves a lot of money, especially as you go to such amazing heights making things 🫶

I will give the stars a try. How did they work out? I'm into sewing because my patience isn't the best and with sewing i can see results pretty fast. But i might pick up a crochet project again, its so much fun! Thanks for your inspiration and happy Advent!

❤

The compulsion to start so many crafts at once... it has been a delight watching you fall down the rabbit hole of becoming a crafter 😂 Congratulations, that feeling will never leave you

Hi Immy, love your videos..to umph up your tofu scramble, I mix in some silken with the hard tofu along with some nooch, turmeric, plant milk, chilli, black P an salt . I find it change up the texture an makes more pleasant. :)

i love these!! apologies if i've missed this in the past, since i just recently picked up crochet, but immy have you ever unravelled a thrift store sweater to reuse the yarn? i think that could be such a fun and educational video about making yarn crafts more affordable, accessible and sustainable -- plus, for those who might object to buying new animal fibers but don't mind them secondhand, this can really expand the range of materials you can use and the types of projects you can make!

you look like a true summer!

« i want to start so many projects » ah yes, cast-on-itis, i also have to fight strongly against this 😂

I heard that's its actually recommended to have about 5 crafts/projects going on at the same time to match the energy that's you are feeling soooo start all those projects!

loved this video! I had surgery last week and was too tired to do anything for the first few days, but now that I'm getting better, I'm so motivated to just craft and make holiday gifts while being forced off my feet for the next 2 months lol. and I've Been using my Craftsy membership that I got from your first video with them! :)❤

I feel like you would enjoy making hand felted soaps! It’s a great way to have a gentle natural exfoliation, plus preserve bar soap a little better!

I like your message of creating for the sheer fun of it - not for social media, etc. but just for enjoyment. I find that these days we’re way too interested in perfection and that can keep us from trying new things. Great video - thank you!

Hi! I purchased the subscription but can't find the bauble pattern - do you have the name? I'd love to make them!

The knitted balls would look really nice just on a twiggy branch ! Thank you for this lovely video 🙂🙏🏻

Oh no, the craftsy link doesn’t work, does that mean 1000 people claimed it already?

Lovely video and craftsy sounds great!!☺️

If you salvage a lovely looking stick on a jog or walk to bring home you could hang your baubles on there. I don’t celebrate Christmas but as a pagan I do observe Yule which is very much about nature and food. Bringing in some nature really brightens up an otherwise bleak season.

Loved this video ❤️ I’m knitting and gifting colourwork Selbu mittens for my loved ones this year!

Great 😃 video 🎥 Immy. Did you source the craft products second hand / borrowed from a friend or new?

⛄🌲⭐❄️🌟🍊🍪🎁🤶🏼🎶🕯️

Watching this while on a coach to London. I'm on an overnight Christmas trip with my WI.

Welcome! You have arrived! You nailed it! That's why we all use the term WHIP's (works in progress) Because we dedicated crafters have project for every mood and feeling, Embrace it * Have no guilt * You are one of us !! LOLOL CHEERS ❤

Found you from this. Instant sub, you seem so neat and calm!

Loving the inspo from you! Can't wait for more vlogs...love love love! Dpns are 👌 Glad you're on the mend! x

The eight-pointed star is an ancient motif in tatreez, the traditional Palestinian embroidery technique. It is known as the "Star of Bethlehem". While many associate it with holidays and Christmas, its origins in Palestinian heritage are often overlooked. I wanted to highlight this, especially now, as preserving and cherishing Palestinian traditions is more important than ever.

Ooh I love this! Just this morning I was mending my tote bag with some patches and visible mending. It’s my first time so it doesn’t look great but it’s sweet. It was recently my birthday and all my friends made me handmade gifts, they’re the best!! Definitely will try those little stars decorations they look so good!