Mnmmm😊

It sounds like I should wash my hair with it since washing it with soap requires an acidic rinse afterwards.

Hi Ana I have one question I have brand new woolen duffel coat and is very itchy,what is best solution to make softer my coat Thanks

Maybe I shouldn’t keep pulling out my ivy from the garden. I love your cat. That’s what my cats do.

Very interesting about Super wash wool Thanks.

Such a lovely podcast! And a big 💘😻 to your cat Leila at 49:49 ! The last few days I watched your podcast episodes chronically one after one; beginning with Episode #9 - because of the lovely shades of green on your thumbnail with the range of your rainbow coloured yarn! <3 - BTW: Do you know any (whole or parts of) plants with ingredients that might create a green colour on natural fabrics or yarns (with partly still a lot of lanolin in it!) - or do I always have to combine a blue (like indigo) and a yellow one? - I'm just loving every green - so I really have to watch all of your other videos! 😍 I'm an absolute beginner in spinning and dying - but I already loved knitting in my younger days: My mother told me early how to knit - and nowadays I'm still wearing a pair of socks knitted from my grandmother! I am very thankful for this kind of sustainability and just wanna have more and more things knitted out of natural fabrics with such wonderful properties and colours! 🥰 Greetings from Wilich (Germany), Lotte

An old school youtuber! Found you through your old chemistry videos. Welcome back. Each time you pull something out, I'm blown away by your talent.

So glad to see you back!

I learned to knit at school at age 6 - with steel needles & cotton yarn ! You can imagine how that went when you add sweaty little hands . So I hated knitting but my mother always knitted & I started again in my late teens & really got going once I had children. Now I knit all the time. The tablet weaving is very interesting.

I was watching all of your old videos (for the fourth time probably), and suddenly noticed a new episode had come - yay! It is SO good to "see" you again, your podcast have been missed! I appreciate you speaking openly about the importance of taking care of one´s mental health :)

If you are going to make curtains you should check out the Pojagi technique. I will make the back side of the curtain look as good as the front and it is no more difficult.

You are such a joy! Please take care of yourself and don’t feel pressured to make videos unless it pleases you. ♥️

Interesting!

Dear Anna, i am so happy, that you are back. I missed you and always loved your podcasts. Take care of your mental health. 🥰😍😘

Lovely to see you back

Wow, how creative you are!! 🥰 Love your fairy house, have to show it to my daughter, she is playing with clay too. 😊 Thank you for sharing your story, hope being back will be good for you.❤

Très intéressant, j'aimerai connaitre autant de langues ! Bisous du Québec

Hello Anna great to catch up with you, thanks for sharing x

Love your videos. I have finished binge watching all of them. You are incredibly talented. Waiting for more episodes 🧶

Hallo Anna, schön wieder von dir zu hören. Freue mich.

Beautiful! These are such lovely projects 😍 I would love to try the tablet weaving as well ❤️

Wow!! You are extraordinarily talented!! Your polymer clay creations are amazing!! I already knew how beautiful your knitting is, but it looks to me like clay, painting, and since I just watched a new video - weaving, are also where your niche is. You truly are an amazingly talented woman. It’s so nice to see you back!! Welcome back

This video randomly came up on my KZbin feed. I was quite surprised. I was a subscriber for maybe a year or two, then you were gone. I looked for you a few times, the last time maybe 6 months ago (?), I don’t know, but, I am so very happy to see you. I really enjoyed your podcasts. Your informative, and entertaining. (Plus my fav color is green as well)💕. Your tablet weaving is stunning!! I’ve never seen or heard of it before, and I’m looking forward to watching those videos, as well as catching up on your knitting videos since you’ve been back to KZbin. Yay!!

😮 ich bin schon seit Jahren seeehr beeindruckt von deinen Videos und deiner Kreativität… aber bei 4 1/2 Sprachen 👏🏻👏🏻 wow. Sprachlos 😊 du bist seeehr talentiert 😊 mach weiter so 💚

Very interesting podcast.You teach me something fascinating each time I watch.Thank you,Anna.

The tablet weaving is awesome. Beautiful ribbons and very fitting for such a wonderful cardigan. Can't wait to see the whole process! thanks for sharing!

I’ve never heard of tablet weaving. It looks so very confusing. I don’t know how you keep it all straight in your mind. But it’s very beautiful.

All the ribbons you made from tablet weaving are gorgeous! I'm excited to see your cardigan once you've steeked it and put in the ribbons :)

Dear Anna, I am really happy you are back podcasting. You are not alone regarding mental health issues or maybe I should say you are in good company :) So many creative people have this type of issue. Only do what is best for yourself, we your loyal followers will be here for you. sending you a big hug and please take good care of yourself.

Wie schön das Du wieder da bist 🤗...und der Wahnsinn was Du alles werkelst ..der Cardigan ist der Hammer..und das schöne Band dazu 😍... Du bist ein Supertalent...Herzensgruß Susanne 💖

I have lots of ivy in the garden and will definitely try this when it grows some new leaves. It is barely spring here in Nova Scotia 🇨🇦. I am so happy you are back doing your podcasts they are always so interesting. 🥰

Anna, your cardigan is looking beautiful. I am really impressed with you tablet weaving as well. The bands look really polished and smart. It's going to look fabulous and hopefully wear really well too. I found the Q and interesting too, thank you for another interesting episode.

How fascinating it is to see you weaving with those rotating tablets... I didn't even know that it exists! Have a nice knitting and dying :)

I love your podcast. You know so much and have such a charming and natural way of explaining. Stay that way 👍🥰🌟

Anna, so lovely to see and hear from you again. Your cardigan is gorgeous-great colors. And I went on a great trip with Helene a few years ago, so the pattern and the Icelandic yarn brought back great memories. I really enjoyed your answers today and your more technical information in general! Thanks for sharing your knitting story, too. Your tablet weaving is beautiful; I have recently started some rigid heddle loom weaving, and have enjoyed it!

So happy to see you back podcasting again. I think maybe it's about time for me to dig my camera out again.

Welcome back, Anna. It's lovely to see your face on my screen again!!! Is there anything you don't excel at? All your projects are beautiful! I am envious.

I love tablet weaving. I've also started covering my steeks with tablet woven bands, and it works best if the band is made with yarn that is much thinner than the yarn you used to knit the sweater. Otherwise, because tablet weaving is so thick, it can distort the sweater a bit, unless great care is taken when sewing them on (learnt that the hard way). It's great to have something to use the bands for. I have a box full of bands that I just made to learn or experiment, and I have no use for them. I've even started making tablet woven shoe laces from crochet cotton, just to have something to use the bands for (actually this is awesome. They stay tied longer than regular laces, and you can put colourful laces on boring shoes). I skip a step when warping, since I am warping on an inkle loom (similar to your setup, just with more pegs that you wind yarn around), I put the loom on its side, wind the yarn around the pegs, thread the card, then I cut it and tie the yarn to itself. I find this easier than first measuring out the warp, and then warping. As I weave, I move the warp around until I've gotten close to the place where I tied the yarn to itself.

Oh tablet weaving ! Ich denke it will be mon nouveau hobby... Danke für cette idée ! Und auch für this come-back dans le monde des podcasts. Michèle, french grossmutti de trois petits-enfants who leave in Basel und sprechen "schwitzer deutsch". ;-)

Happy to see you ! What a nice pullover... And your Polymer clay is very nice...

thank you for the podcast Anna! is that a window curtain behind you or a computer background photo?

I was brought up with 4 languages and was born and raised in Brazil with a Swedish father and French Canadian mother! Tula Pink and Kaffe Fasset both design ribbons of good quality and suitable for knit garments.

Thank you for another great video. Everything you make is always so beautiful and interesting. I loved the fiber science videos please do them from time to time.

Greetings from Memphis, Tennessee! I’m so glad I found your podcast! It came on my KZbin feed, this morning!

Hi Anna. Yes, I recognised the sweater you were wearing; well to be honest I recognised the buttons 😊. You made me smile when you showed the cone with yarn for your hat. It would be fun to see the faces of the other travellers when you pull that cone out, but I do totally understand that it is to big to carry in the backpack 😂. What a great idea to make a ribbon/band for your beautiful sweater by tablet weaving! That technique is always appealing to me (I have a combined table/floorloom) , who knows, maybe one day. In the mean time I will be looking forward towards your video about it. Your bands are looking so beautiful! One question though, don't you think it will be to thick in combination with the steek? Although I 'know' you for a while, it was nice to hear you answering the Q & A. Thank you for sharing! Greetings Marjan

So good to have you back. I've missed your intellectual personality and sweet soul!

Thanks for this episode. The ribbons you wove are beautiful. I am not quite sure how those tablets work to bring about the pattern, but they do it very well. Your Maja cardigan has such pretty colours.

Ooooh, tablet weaving - I was just thinking about that, for bag-straps. Got baggie plans this year... Yes please to the weaving video! LOVE that sweater/cardigan. Can't wait to see the results.

WOW! I love your hand made ribbons! Amazing. I have never heard of that type of weaving. Thanks for the introduction to such a useful craft.

I've never seen tablet weaving before, so was really interested. Looking forward to seeing the whole thing. x