Can Yarn Be Made Dangerous? | Dipit# 26

[@sandihj]

As a bona fide elderly granny who crochets, has cats, and drinks Earl Grey tea, I approve.

[@jamescanjuggle]

Thank you for defending the world with ninja granny squares in secret

[@maryphillips8069]

As a 17y/o who crochets, wants cats, and drinks Green Tea, I also approve

[@TheCatAteMyShoe]

You mean there's more than one of me????

[@gaza102289]

Mrs Brown: "honey look what I made" Peter's lizard brain: "dip it"

[@kshatriya1414]

gaza1121 here’s the continuation, Peter: *runs away with the stars squeaking like a lizard*

[@Gtf141]

Yes lol

[@leightonwatson7842]

I know it is kinda off topic but does anybody know of a good place to stream newly released series online?

[@enzokayson8732]

@Leighton Watson Flixportal :P

[@leightonwatson7842]

@Enzo Kayson Thank you, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) I appreciate it !!

[@thomasthecrunkengine3512]

Man, I never thought I’d live to see the day Peter cross dresses as an old granny. I can’t say I’m disappointed though.

[@peterbrownwastaken]

Haha! You're welcome.

[@deejustdee1234]

10/10 would reccomend.

[@asher3311]

i cant like this comment because its at the funny number

[@melodymcdaniel9268]

@@asher3311 You can like it now, it's not at the funny number anymore

[@asher3311]

@@melodymcdaniel9268 ok thank you for telling me, i just liked it

[@Parkhead_workshop]

"I'd like to thank Audible for sponsoring my slow descent into madness"

[@ael-fern]

I feel like this would be a great dnd character, a drunken granny who can crochet her weapons

[@Tater_Lord]

Will see if my dm will allow this fingers crossed it should be a fun one

[@ConfusedAngel666]

Sounds like my mom.

[@tuesdaywithanh]

Beautiful

[@reneabullock1899]

I know for a fact my DM will let me do this, as he's a real life diogenes

[@nssheepster]

If that happens I want a dramatic retelling of that campaign.

[@IceDragon978]

"The holes are smaller on these!" "What do you mean the holes?" Error: Peter.exe has stopped working.

[@woodworkingandepoxy643]

Oh gawd I spit my coffee out on this

[@xingcat]

My actual Granny used to have all her grandkids make granny squares and she'd stitch them all together to make beautiful crocheted quilts that she'd sell at fairs. It's a lovely memory, but could also be considered a sweatshop, if you think about it long enough.

[@erinshipinski7332]

xingcat made with love! Not free range

[@MysteryLullaby]

CSI: how did he die? Medical Examiner: yarn. CSI: he was strangled? Medical Examiner: No! They turned crochet into ninja stars and threw a bunch at him. CSI: ninja stars? Medical Examiner: and one ninja granny square yes.

[@zxbigmikexz]

I guess it was... *puts on sunglasses* _...knot_ his day. ...I'll see myself out.

[@Riversongwho]

Yaaaaaaaaaaaah

[@fakemex1can737]

Akira Crawford CSI: there’s only one man dangerous enough to make this... flashbacks to 1:19

[@andreaquadrati]

Peter...if you use lipstick, the nickname Hot Lips will never fade

[@sleeptyper]

Oh lol, we have an adult toy shop chain here called Hot Lips.

[@lucarubinstein3907]

I was about to comment this so I am glad someone else already had haha

[@BonnibelLecter]

He is Peter "Hot Lips" Brown forever. Audible has to change their url for him.

[@censusgary]

I’ve been called worse.

[@HappilyHomicidalHooligan]

Hot Lips will never fade even before this post...MASH is Forever...

[@WookieWoman]

"This is... knitting?" All of the crocheters said Nooooo at the same time as his wife. 😂

[@seanrea550]

All of the knitters too.

[@merlynnthegreat]

So did the knitters 🤣

[@elaniarkady7351]

I just laughed my way through this whole thing. :)

[@ChristineARose]

Yes, We did lol

[@darkdest6664]

I honestly felt that in my bones xD

[@andromeda_1111]

I crochet a lot so hearing Peter talk about crocheting like that made me laugh so hard 😂😂 "The holes are smaller" "What holes?" "THE HOLES!" "Its... it's a different pattern..."

[@peterbrownwastaken]

I still feel like I was taking crazy pills. You all saw the holes RIGHT?! haha

[@andromeda_1111]

@@Meeptome lol yes granny squares are meant to have spaces. I once made a blanket out of granny squares. They're made of groups of stitches and you leave spaces between them. I just thought it was funny the way the conversation went down

[@SunflowerSpotlight]

This is my Mom; although I’m trying to teach her knitting instead. Although in her case, it was her knitting loosely, while I’m a tight knitter. She grew quite alarmed at several points, lol. She’s very nervous she won’t be able to understand the knitting process, or if we try crocheting, that she won’t get that But this is a woman who raised two kids and kept a house while being chronically ill and running a business. She helped take down a corrupt mayor in her days of investigative journalism. She flew across country after graduating at 17 and began her college career as the liaison between the head of the college and the student body. She turned a tray of gifted cloisonné into a kiosk, into a store, into a tanning place, into a shoe store, into a Hallmark store, into two Hallmark Gold Crowne stores. She got my Dad through medical school and earned enough for their first, then second house. She got into MENSA and then dropped out only because the dues were too expansive for what you got for it (and most of the people she met at meetings had very bad and snotty attitudes). She dealt with cancer pain for a year without extra medication. She has done so much. She is not going to be overcome by knitting. Even if she is a little dyslexic and will hold her yarn in the wrong hand when I say, “Now hold your yarn in your left hand while casting on.” 😅

[@s_camp]

@@peterbrownwastaken as someone who also doesn't know about crocheting, I actually instantly knew what you meant. You're not crazy, THEY'RE crazy haha

[@ddawn23]

@@s_camp Think of a piece of regular fabric. It's got thousands upon thousands of tiny holes, but we don't think of it as having holes because that's just how the thread fits together. But if the fabric had buttonholes, then you'd say "this has holes." Since yarn is so much larger than thread the spaces between the fibers are a lot more noticeable, but that doesn't really make them holes. I knew what Peter was talking about, but as a crocheter I completely understand Mrs. Brown's confusion. The piece she was working on didn't have any holes.

[@s_camp]

4:16 "The holes are a lot smaller on these" "What do you mean the holes?" "The- the- the holes..? The *holes* ..? They're *Smaller* ..???" This is just pure entertainment. For the record, I knew what you meant right away as someone who also knows little about crochet haha

[@helpme5785]

I mostly knit and I knew exactly what he meant lol

[@ambermorgan1340]

"The holes are smaller. The holes... the holes..." 🤣🤣 Recognizing the difference between single crochet stitches & double crochet stitches, but not knowing how to explain what you are seeing. 💗 As a person who enjoys crocheting, I really enjoyed this video!!! I love it when Mrs. Brown is in your videos! I can totally relate to her. (Especially when she picks up the blow torch!) 😉

[@RaidValency]

I love how clearly you can see their daughter shaking and unable to contain the laughter at the sight of what is before her XD

[@JncGwen]

"This is called knitting?" No its crocheting. Literally my husband a million times.

[@tabathaflink5244]

My life daily as well... 🙄

[@butterflymackay]

@@tabathaflink5244 will they never learn?

[@FelMaple]

then stop asking him if he's knitting :P

[@GeneralNickles]

Maybe you should start knitting.

[@lori2719]

My husband learned better. Lol. Now he says yarn magic.

[@abadatha]

Just for the record, Shanties were less about passing time, and more about keeping time. They're all for different tasks. My favorite is a long rope hauling song, Haul Away Joe.

[@zeusapollo8688]

Two six

[@Blackobluna]

Peter Brown: Stay home, stay safe! Also Peter Brown: *hand filing yarn*

[@tryplot]

Peter Brown: Stay home, say stafe! FTFY

[@ahti29]

"Say stafe",he said.

[@LidellFrasier]

Y'know, I thought I heard "say stafe." I thought so, but I wasn't sure.

[@jamiegalbraith4874]

Say stafe

[@fuchsfarben]

Other people: minding their business and washing their hands Peter 'Hot Lips' Brown: sharp Granny squares and lipstick A really entertaining project, I love that you taped a thief to the cardboard box :D Also, your daughter losing it at the end is a big mood, I laughed so hard at your little granny ensemble

[@colinpartridge4015]

The answer everyone was looking for - 4 weeks of lockdown before Peter slipped into geriatric cross-dressing.

[@primmoore6232]

In the fine tradition of Tyler Perry/Madea and the great Jonathan Winters as Maudie Frickert.

[@PunjabiGirl94]

“The holes are a lot smaller!” “What do you mean the ‘holes’?” “The ...HOLES?”

[@bovko1]

I had do laugh so hard about this

[@eiPderF]

*Peter pokes at said holes* Mrs Brown’s eyes roll audibly. 😆 I so love these people.

[@rachelmarieLMT]

"I want to sharpen the corners on this and see if we can make it... uh....dangerous" lol I love Peter's videos!

[@A70N1M0US]

Love how your wife just popped in like: “This is what WE’RE making...good marriage right there. 💯💯💯

[@SunflowerSpotlight]

Teamwork!

[@vicroc4]

Suddenly, YARN.

[@nessagirl1911]

That orange star looks like Spongebob ran Patrick over with his car....

[@nope_118]

He finally snapped

[@WinstonMakes]

Sounds like Peter needs to resin cast an actual starfish... and maybe a sponge while he's at it :P

[@booty_hunter4207]

Well at least he figured out how to drive

[@flutterbree]

I love how his wife gets AUDIBLY DISTRESSED when he's trying to crochet 🤣

[@SariteDavis]

“The Hook of Time crochets, and Ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again. In one Age, called the Third Age by some, an Age yet to come, an Age long past, a weaponized granny-square rose in the Brown Garage. The granny square was not the beginning. There are neither beginnings nor endings to the looping of the Hook of Time. But it was a beginning.” (This is my fave episode yet, as I love crochet! I’ve never thought to weaponize it, though... Hope you and your family stay healthy and safe during this difficult time!)

[@peterbrownwastaken]

*clapping* Nice work.

[@smackmybones1371]

Ah, the Wheel of Time is such a good series

[@PeteSudlow]

I came looking for this comment and was not disappointed. 👍

[@zkhydro4985]

I'm glad I'm part of those that get this. Ive read the series twice and want to a third time soon. P.S. Mat is the best.

[@tipsygypsy3613]

THIS IS PERFECT!!!!!!! thank you. 🍻

[@twistedbabyrose]

I love Peter's bewilderment at all aspects of crocheting. And that Mrs Brown was just like "Yarn!". The two of you collaborating in videos is always adorable.

[@kariechaos5382]

I love your bafflement about crocheting and it's witchcraftiness. "I was only gone a few minutes! You had nothing, and now you have two stars!" Welcome to boredom with a crochet-er. We can make something out of nothing.

[@vicroc4]

It's all about getting in the rhythm. Once you do that, it can go alarmingly fast. XD

[@kariechaos5382]

@@vicroc4 Oh it absolutely can. I'm about to sit down with some netflix and a hook and make myself a new pair of dragonscale gloves for winter, because my other pair is hot pink and I'm not a fan. I picked up some dark purple yarn today. This won't take long lol

[@ChillyJack]

"Try stealing my pudding again Ethel, see what happens."

[@thesillybanana]

Love this episode. As a crocheter it was nice to see this crossover. Just an idea, if you took some pushpins and inserted them through the points, you'd definitely have a ninjastar!

[@cristinepante6986]

I'm only here to say that the only reason I watch Peter's videos is because his wife sounds amazing and very cool and supportive and we need a person like her in our lives and also Peter is so human in his videos he makes making his projects sound like an enjoyable thing instead of grueling sometimes.

[@joshualloyd2915]

I find few things more satisfying than spending time in the shop with my wife. It is encouraging that you enjoy your wife and include her in the shop.

[@mostlyghostey]

"Crochet is fake." - Peter Brown 2020

[@nope_118]

I want a full version of the "What shall we do with the drunken Granny" song lol

[@SunflowerSpotlight]

I think there should be some quarantine albums, wherein profits go to various organizations. Some albums could be from the usual big names in music. Others could be from assorted KZbinrs and the like. It would help keep them occupied and be for a good cause! I definitely think the crocheting shanty should be on there! Or, the croshanty, as it should hereafter be known.

[@eidolor]

Drunken Granny What will we do with a drunken granny What will we do with a drunken granny What will we do with a drunken granny Early in the morning! Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Early in the morning! Wipe the dribble with the softest hanky Wipe the dribble with the softest hanky Wipe the dribble with the softest hanky Early in the morning! Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Early in the morning! Walk her down the hall or she’ll trip and fall Walk her down the hall or she’ll trip and fall Walk her down the hall or she’ll trip and fall Early in the morning! Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Early in the morning! Draw a warm bath with lots of bubbles Draw a warm bath with lots of bubbles Draw a warm bath with lots of bubbles Early in the morning! Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Early in the morning! Stick her in the tub and sponge off her bottom Stick her in the tub and sponge off her bottom Stick her in the tub and sponge off her bottom Early in the morning! Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Early in the morning! Put her in the bed with the biggest blanket Put her in the bed with the biggest blanket Put her in the bed with the biggest blanket Early in the morning! Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Early in the morning! Tuck her in real tight and kiss her forehead Tuck her in real tight and kiss her forehead Tuck her in real tight and kiss her forehead Early in the morning! [whispered] Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Early in the morning Don’t forget the light on your way out either Don’t forget the light on your way out either Don’t forget the light on your way out either Early in the morning Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Oh no and out she’s goin Early in the morning That’s what we do with a drunken granny That’s what we do with a drunken granny That’s what we do with a drunken granny [shouted] Early in the morning!!

[@jw5386]

Off topic but have you watched Bruiser? Asking bc of your pfp.

[@eidolor]

Everything David Mitchell touches is gold

[@ku62838]

Hey, as a semi-professional yarn tangler, I can tell you there's no "incorrect" way to crochet. All that does is make a new kind of stitch!!

[@rebeccah3091]

in a month we have a video of him crocheting a table shape then making it hard with resin

[@SunflowerSpotlight]

Crocheting songs, like how sailors have shanties to get them through tedious things. 🤣 Although!!! There’s a rather graphic way to remember the knitting steps! Stab the stomach, Strangle the victim (although it doesn’t need to be tight) Scoop out the guts Dump the body. When I first heard it, it was “flee the scene,” rather than “dump the body,” but that step involves moving a stitch from your working needle to the other needle, and people usually flee the scene without carrying anything extra. So I feel “dump the body,” is more accurate in this little metaphor. 😅 Casting on also has a little memorizing technique, one I came up with for my Mom, and it involves sneaking up behind the victim, getting inside their reach, and getting away Scott free. So that’s a fun little morbid mantra. 😂 There are other little chants to remember the steps, but honestly, I never remembered them well. For some reason the morbid nature of these stick better in my brain! Even my pretty sheltered mother admits she remembers these better, disturbing as they may be. Then there’s also the fact that, “I think I came into knitting because it’s one of the only socially acceptable forms of stabbing we have today.” 😇

[@littlegangrel]

New title: "Peter freaks out about crocheting for 10 minutes"

[@confusedkermit1887]

One of my life goals is going to be a husband and a father like Peter, man he's so cheerful

[@nessagirl1911]

I've said it before: You do have a lovely singing voice. Also, I love that camouflage granny square.

[@SunflowerSpotlight]

I agree. And I like his timbre quite a lot. Very warm and dark. It’s lovely. ☺️

[@ieuanhunt552]

In some of his other videos he sings Frank Sinatra when he is mixing. In order to stop it from getting tedious and an improvised stop watch.

[@jenturner1215]

Singing about the drunken granny. There's a pattern called the drunken granny square.

[@tracymclaughlinholmes677]

For Mrs Brown: if you think you're having an issue, as a long time knitter and crocheter, it seems to me that you may be holding your working yarn a little too taught, that's would be why you have to stop and adjust your stitches. That or you may be using a hook that is a gauge too small. But you looked like you were doing just fine to me.

[@TheMichigami]

i think that's a big part of the minor problem she was having. its much easier to run the yarn up from the bottom back by holding it between the pinky and last finger then across the palm-side of the fingers and around the index/pointer finger to hold it for working and guiding, then you can adjust the tension easily just by adjusting pinky position to tighten the gap if needed and the yarn slides through between instead of trapping the finger like hers kept doing. is seems she's also stopping to untangle herself and let more yarn out to work with because the yarn is trapping her as she works from the loop on her fingers tightening around her and throwing the stitch gauge off, making things a bit uneven and wavy. otherwise she was doing ok.

[@TheOGWhovianMaster]

To me, it looked like she was holding it and working backward, but I learned from a leftie, so I'm probably the one who does it backward xD

[@haleyp898]

It's that double loop around the pinky. It's holding the tension too tight. One loop around the pinky allows for much better control of tension. Plus, you actually need way less tension than you think for things to come out best. I am constantly struggling with tension because I want to pull the yarn taught, but it really works best with a bit of slack (this is why I can't knit; knitting is much less forgiving of high tension than crochet).

[@SunflowerSpotlight]

I’m teaching my mother to knit while she’s stuck at home (she has cancer so it’s a scary time, having something to keep her hands occupied will help I think), and I have to be so careful about my tensioning! I’m pretty new to this myself and am a tight knitter. So much so that I prefer using a larger gauge needle! If the knitting classes don’t work, I may start her on crocheting. We both want to make scarves and beanies, mittens, socks, and blankets, for both the homeless population and various crisis shelters, so if we’re to learn one, it seems knitting is preferable to crocheting, but until I can get a real teacher for us, it’s better than her hands sitting empty and her mind on her worry. I think she’d also like to learn enough to make some baby blankets, so if things don’t go the way we’d like, her grandkids will have mementos from her. It’s just speculation, because she tries to only speak positively, but I’m thinking it’s part of her sudden interest.

[@daniellebuchanan4722]

Your family is so wholesome, I love when Mrs. Brown makes an appearance!

[@beckyjaysharp22]

Don't mess with Granny Brown and her ninja stars! Love seeing the family together on a video. Hope you're all doing okay ☺️

[@lynnball09]

One of my favorite videos you've done! Love any time Mrs Brown is in the shop and now we get to see the kiddo! What a lovely family!

[@njkoch]

You in drag looked exactly like a great aunt I had. Scary thing is her beard was thicker.

[@sheilabailey7725]

😂 😂 😂

[@BreadIsDum]

Excuse me what

[@whatdoahknow3173]

"She had a beard and it was weird"- Larry the Cucumber

[@RampagingPixie]

The obvious affection between Mrs. Brown and yourself always makes me happy to see! Also, I knew you had a daughter, I didn’t realize you two had more than one child!

[@57RGilbert]

Granny Brown made my day, but one of the best parts is your daughter at the end. She's utterly speechless.

[@DaveGDesigns]

Brilliant video brother. In the last week I’ve lost two friends to the virus and this has put a smile on my face at a very difficult time for everyone and for that I thank you. Great to see Mrs B lovely as always and B Junior keep safe and well my friend 💕

[@peterbrownwastaken]

Oh no. I'm so sorry to hear that Dave. Stay safe friend.

[@MedicalExamUK]

The green yarn looks a bit like malachite when ground flat.

[@frankiebluethgen4291]

i love the energy in this video, like it's just husband and wife doin' a cute lil project together, and then their kid gets to see her dad crossdress and murder a box. wholesome content i love it.

[@teamredshirt]

A series of questions that will feel like a stream of consciousness incoming: Do you still have any of that coiled airhose left from when you fixed that vacuum table? If so, would resin cure inside it? Would it be super fragile if you were to cut the hose off the outside? Do you also think it would look really cool as the stem of a Lamp if you were to dye the resin a couple of different colours? Yes, isolation has ruined my social skills, even the internet ones.

[@KatieCottingham]

This just completely turned my night around. Thank you guys, for making awesome content in such a difficult time and being such adorable people. I hope you're all well and staying safe! ❤

[@CzarownicaMarta]

"But Grandmother! What big eyes you have!" said Little Red Riding Hood.

[@mrbcg1778]

"all the better to snipe you with my dear" replied the grandma

[@stacythiess2443]

As someone who crochets and just finished a whole blanket out of granny squares I was so excited to see this pop up in my feed!

[@MartynHutchby]

My Lady does crocheting, and tutted when you cut off the ends rather than sewing them into the granny square. :-)

[@mamabearssheshedtracykeato6941]

Peter it's times like these when people need to know that can laugh. It's so healthy and so soothing. I'm truly glad you did this! I understand that leaving the house, or not wanting to. Stay safe and I'll see you next time! Thanks again for all you do!

[@MojaveMuse]

"KZbinr drowns helpless starfish in resin for youtube likes" :P

[@xander407]

I love how supportive and excited you were about Mrs Browns crochet skills

[@GuiltyMalice]

Your wife is quick with that. My grandma was a seamstress and taught me how to crochet when I was just a boy and I loved it but never stuck with it unfortunately. But this is awesome, you guys make a great team. Thanks for sharing you guys. Take care.

[@TiaRae101]

theres something so wholesome about peter being fascinated by mrs browns crocheting. He makes theses incredible works of art and is a master lathesman, but something as fundamentally simple as crochet goes completely over his head xD

[@karl_alan]

The three of you seem so genuinely happy, and to be so making the best of it...it's just inspiring.

[@daisymack6322]

WOW, This was a WONDERFUL IDEA!!! She should definitely come up with more. Love ur videos. Keep up the gr8 work!

[@ricebeansrockroll882]

God, the total awe in your voice when you saw what ms Brown made. You two are precious!

[@CoronaTheFatCat]

"The holes are a lot smaller on these." "What do you mean the holes?" "T-the, the holes...the holes...they're smaller..."

[@gregoryfulcher4426]

Your wife has mad crochet skills to do stars like that. That is awesome. It seems every time she does something with you the projects get crazier and crazier. Keep up the good work.

[@MorseB]

I love how your wife takes part in this hilarious nonsense.

[@jesselevy6879]

your family is the most wholesome thing i’ve ever seen. watching you guys goof off makes me happy.

[@shadetreemaker38]

When you try that again, try to add a lead fishing weight in the middle when you cover in resin. I think some more weight would help.

[@Kelsey1994]

Also as a mom this was such a cute family interaction at the end. Not making anyone feel like they’re being exploited for the camera but want to test out with them. Peter Brown is just a Class act 🤌🏻 grade A KZbin channel.

[@TheCassandraStryffe]

Yay! Crochet! Ok, it's called a granny square cause that's the name of the stitch. The Secret Yarnery youtube channel has really good tutorials for a drunken granny square. And my crocheting music is usually rock or heavy metal of some sort. And I am totally sharing this with all my yarny friends. Awesome video! Thank you! Oh, and Mrs Brown, that particular brand of yarn is some of the worst I've ever used. Red Heart supersaver is the same price point (or cheaper) and is twice as soft. I'd also recommend pretty much ANY other yarn LOL :D My favorite video so far!

[@fthurman]

Cassandra Stryffe perhaps the badness of the yarn is why it got dipped in resin though

[@TheCassandraStryffe]

@@fthurman true :)

[@danielcarroll989]

Love to see you and Mrs Brown interact. You have great onscreen chemistry that is a pleasure to watch.

[@AvenRox]

Okay so even though those suckers didn't stab into the box, those still would've hurt like a mother**.

[@tarasnow-burch7203]

By far the best dip it I have ever seen on this channel. Everyone will pick apart a craft weather they know how to do it or not. I think your wife did the best version of crochet she knows how to do. Thank you for sharing your love of crafts with us while staying home.

[@uatu3021]

This one had it all man, a guest star appearance from the Missus, crocheted throwing stars, a sea shanty, and just when the stakes can't get any higher, Peter in geriatric drag! Thank You COVID-19!

[@MadameTeqi]

This came up while I was crocheting a hat, and it made me feel a little less clumsy. Mrs. Brown, you're a badass for teaching your husband; and Peter, you're a damn good sport for trying to learn on camera

[@MetalMouth6963]

"Crocheting. I can't knit. I tried knitting once" Mrs Brown are you me when I'm older??

[@tarynjones6781]

This is my favorite video of yours of all time! I can say this for certain because 1) I also crochet and cannot knit; 2) I have had hilariously similar conversations with my husband about my crochet creations; and 3) my husband is obsessed with the Wheel of Time series and I have been waiting for you to mention it on your channel for years!!! The dressing up as granny just put the cherry on top! Thank you so much for making videos. You always make me smile!!

[@eyesofnova]

"What did you do during quarantine?" "I crocheted and sharpened throwing stars for home defense."

[@redtarka]

I love how everything you do looks really difficult, but you look stumped by crochet, which for me is incredibly simple!

[@picax8398]

Wow his daughter is almost a spitting image of him! Good luck brown family!

[@censusgary]

I thought she’s a spitting image of Mrs. Peter- Petra, as I call her.

[@austios]

I really appreciate when you include Mrs. Brown in your videos... my wife tried teaching me to crochet once... I could make a long chain and she taught me to double back and make a wider chain, but I’ve since forgotten what she taught me lol

[@chuckmaster3000]

I see the green one and have childhood flashback of the movie Krull lol.

[@zxzfantasykittenzxz]

As a yarn crafter, this whole video warms my heart.

[@calebshort2169]

This should be awesome. Anytime peters in a costume in the thumbnail we know it’s going to be a banger.

[@salamencerobot]

Mrs. Brown is AMAZING. Good on her for suggesting the crochet ideas!! It's fascinating to see how people wrap the yarn around their hands. I always do it once around the wrist, once around the hand, and then across three fingers and then up and over the pointer finger for control

[@angel577391]

"Crocheting is fake" I hope not lol I've been doing it for 14 years

[@vicroc4]

Watching the two of you is so entertaining. The back and forth egging each other on, that's relationship goals right there.

[@cecillekorostoff2856]

I love crochet!! I just learned a couple months ago and now I’m making whole outfits! Be careful, you too may get “hooked”!

[@NortelGeek]

Yes! A CHROCHETING SHANTY! The world needs this.

[@Karlpulford1]

The way peter throws the needle away after a four second try is my entire approach to most of life This isn’t working straight away so be gone!!

[@liuqmno3421]

Reminds me of the little baby that couldn't fit the straw in the cup lol

[@jaczob666]

Just rewatching previous uploads, can't believe I missed this gem! Also, I enjoy seeing Mr. & Mrs. Brown putting their skills together.

[@haleyfranke6739]

"Th-the the holes. The hOLes. but the little HoLeS."

[@geraldgrosskreutzjr125]

Mr. Brown & Mrs. Brown, I sure hope you put out more content together you are so fun to watch. Thanks for that. Stay healthy.

[@tokawoka1]

I could've lived my whole life without seeing "grandma brown"

[@peterbrownwastaken]

I'm sorry for your pain. :)

[@bizm]

Peter Brown I hadn’t lived my life until I saw ‘Grandma Brown’!

[@jonanderson5137]

@@bizm you need to look up Mrs. Browns Boys

[@SunflowerSpotlight]

bizm Ditto. Can one truly live without having been inspired by the tenacious haze of Grandma Pete, and that fantastic assortment of handmade weaponry? 🤔 I think not.

[@vincenthumchack5342]

I love how you involve your family more and more in your videos as time goes on. They're all so wonderful! Stay safe to you and your family and look forward to your next video!

[@wynterraine4278]

Weaponized yarn, whoda thunk it. Peter Brown that's who.

[@HelbenGarveyCole]

Oh I LOVE The Wheel of Time, the world is so well realised and the characters hall have such light and shade.

[@Heidegaff]

We lost him. We definitively lost him. He's now crossdressing as a granny.

[@itarfer]

HΞLLBΞNT why is that losing him?

[@egeoeris]

It just enhances the experience. First mycarta, now resin dipped crochet granny ninjas.

[@lowstringc]

Mrs. Brown’s voice/manner-of-speaking is super nice. She must be fantastic to hang out with and talk to.

[@spatny2447]

wow it didnt take long for you to go completely insane

[@peterbrownwastaken]

Not long at all. Didn't even make it a full month!

[@spatny2447]

@@peterbrownwastaken Nice project anyway