Cozy Autumn Homemaking 🍂🧶 Cooking, Gardening & Crafting

Join me for some cozy autumnal days at home! I share my grocery haul with you, chat about my knitting plans and do a bit of gardening.
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Sewing • Historical Beauty • Vintage Fashion • Slow Living
I’m Lucy, nice to meet you.
I’m a creative living in a little house in the Netherlands with my husband.
On this channel I take you along in my creative endeavors; whether that's sewing a dress, renovating a room or trying out historical hairstyles.
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[@__JillSt.Clair__]

I completely respect your wishes to keep the baby off the internet, but that little glimpse of his baby hands! I'm swooning. 😆😍😍

[@Loepsie]

🥰

[@agentcallisto]

Same!!

[@nicolejacobs6381]

Oh yes. Little glimpses are the best ❤

[@racheljames7]

Your hair looks amazing ❤ I'm loving seeing you embracing motherhood. No other job compares. It's better than winning the lottery.

[@Karinatimeaknits]

I really like Kutovakika’s patterns. She has a lot of different textured and cabled knitting patterns available. They are well written and she makes videos where she explains the techniques used, so that’s really great if you’re a beginner at cable knitting. I love that you’re getting into knitting, yet another hobby we share! ❤️

[@lauraayars954]

I really enjoy Staci Perry on verypinknits on youtube... she has great how-to knitting videos and great patterns!

[@michellem.4358]

It is so helpful when a pattern comes with video instructions.

[@teodoratoth9933]

The moment she mentioned she wants to knit cabled sweaters I jumped to the comment section to recommend Kutovakika's patterns, but then I saw your comment 😃 The video tutorials are super helpful and I find them quite entertaining as well!

[@emilysmith2784]

I second that. I really enjoyed knitting the salty days sweater. The fit was awful on me as I’d never done a drop shoulder before and it’s not a good look for my body type (broad shoulders and narrow hips) but I still love it and wear it anyways.

[@bethknapp4935]

Omg his chubby little hands!!! ❤❤❤

[@stone.durfey5862]

A so cozy video, just the kind I love. Where you feel like you're visiting a dear friend. Give a cuddle to the little sweetheart for me.

[@dees3179]

For sewing new grass look into ‘chitting’. Basically, sewing lots of seed into a pile of compost and when it is well sprouted toss it out onto the bare patch. Then it is already grass before it is in its final location. Gives it a good head start in the peripheral seasons.

[@aveychick]

I love that you've been enjoying knitting so much! And excited to see your upcoming cabled projects!! When I'm picking a pattern on Ravelry and I'm not familiar with the designer (you'll probably have a handful of go-to designers at some point) I rely on the comments and the projects tabs - it's super helpful to read the experiences of others! (Wish I could recommend a cable sweater pattern but I somehow haven't made one yet!) Also: your hair is looking so good! 💖

[@janabreazeale3184]

Lucy, your hair looks amazing! Love all of your knitting content!

[@conniewest8724]

Your hair looks so beautiful! And you look very happy.

[@Anne_Enana]

I recently made the arctic lights sweater with drops karisma held together with drops kid silk. It turned out so gorgeous and was way easier then I expected! The pattern was clear and there are also a few videos explaining all the different types of cables if needed

[@adriennegonzales2636]

I've found it really helpful to double at least one meal a week to freeze and save for a week I really need a fast answer.

[@rebekahs.3927]

I really enjoy the content you have been posting! So cozy, warm, and cheerful.

[@kyradagny-heath9674]

I second @Karinatimeaknits recommendation of Kutovakika. The Arctic Light Sweater has to be my favorite of her designs and it has a video series for the tutorial. I highly recommend it as a first cable knit!

[@elizabethkilmer5260]

Kutovakika has some BEAUTIFUL cable knit options! I haven’t knitted any of cable patterns yet, but they’re on my list. I’ve knitted a number of her other sweaters (I have her first book, Knit This) and she writes her patterns well

[@Gerli-v7s]

And she has video tutorials on KZbin as well!

[@stuti1119]

Ohhh those dimpled tiny hands ❤❤❤❤

[@maladuza92]

my fav is moby sweater from petite knit :)

[@kerrydavison2702]

Billie Pullover by Sari Nordland! Beautiful sweater and my next cast on x

[@pepperknits]

I love your beautiful garden! The Moby Sweater by PetiteKnit is a super popular cable sweater ☺Sari Nordlund also has some gorgeous cable designs, but perhaps not as easy to knit

[@RomyDandelion]

Sari Nordlund has gorgeous cable sweaters - most of them are pretty involved, though, so maybe there are something for a little further down the line 😁

[@TessaThompson-cc9pq]

Im in the US and the only language I speak is english, but the very first knitting project I did was from a youtube video pattern that was not english at all but had english subtitles. It was a very cute outfit for a baby and had a hood with little ears on it, and also had cable stitches on both sides of the front. May I just say again, it was my VERY FIRST knitting project I ever did, and it turned out great, so i can personally confirm that its not as hard as it seems ❤️

[@jordynanderson2653]

Hello, you are such an inspiration and so lovely. I hope all is well and continues to be beautiful from Washington, USA

[@sb4759]

Slugs in the garden tend to eat bulbs. Be aware! I have lost so many tulips, and other bulbs. I could not keep ahead of those things in my garden. So I don't mess with them anymore, sadly! I'm leary of slug bait as I have a cat I care for very much and won't risk it. Good luck!

[@amybadger]

I recommend the Portulaca cardigan by Carol Feller, it features in a Craftsy class where she teaches you step by step. It also helps with sizing so you make every stitch worth it and know your garment will fit like a glove!

[@theardentarcher]

I’m currently knitting the Rivendell sweater. You can find the pattern on Ravelry. It has just a bit of cables and I think it’s a great pattern and works up nicely. Highly recommend. I’m making mine is a nice forest green. It’s fitting for any LotR fan and I’m listening to the audiobooks while I knit it!

[@emilysmith2784]

I am doing the folklore cardigan at the moment and using the spreadsheets shared by Nora Knits. I am finding it dreadfully dull though. 😂. I am an experienced knitting and this pattern is just too basic to keep me interested. Even though it looks complicated it’s been written to be the most basic construction ever. It’s 3 rows of essentially ribbing, knitting the knits and purling the purls and then one row or purl the purls and cable the knits. And repeat for ever 😂. I really love the final look but I defiantly need something more challenging to keep me engaged.

[@conniemurdoch8528]

From a newbie knitter I decided on cableknit socks. Cable knitting is just a few extra stitches.

[@Clarissa13]

🤗🤗 Greetings from Poland :)

[@minounah]

Your beautiful hair !!! Wow 🤩

[@Flona_0]

4th yayy! I love your videos and I love you too 🤩😂 been watching your videos when I was 15 or 14 in 2020 I guess, anyway love everything you do keep it up! 💗

[@Loepsie]

Yay! Thank you! ❤

[@sayasaya800]

my favorite Dutch person 😂

[@elfenscheisse]

How about a new bookshelf tour, if there were additions in the past and some recommendations maybe?

[@laurachatwin7816]

To practice cables you could always start with a baby sweater. I enjoyed the stacked staghorn baby sweater by Stacey Cilia. It is a free pattern on ravelry

[@emmaclancy9342]

Be careful knitting with superwash! It’s great to be able machine wash it, but superwash yarn is notorious for stretching like crazy when wet! Any time I knit with SW I use a mohair with it which always helps keep it the size you want it to be, instead of it turning into a dress when you go to block it! 😅

[@Propercupoftea]

Beautiful 🥰🥰🥰

[@michellem.4358]

It can be helpful to have an instructional video with your pattern. If your desired sweater doesnt have that, you can typically find many videos explaining the cable technique. Just type in the code(M1L for example). Good luck choosing!

[@olgahein4384]

ooh that Drops wool sale is still going on here in my area and i am SO ordering that karisma yarn. Still undecided which one of the countless free drops sweaters i'm gonna do, cause i'm also very much drawn to those norwegian colorwork ones. Also, i don't really want to spend more than 100 bucks, and my fav yarn shop also has a sale on Viking Nordlys (norwegian brand, the most bautiful sock yarn with color gradient). It's so hard to choose, even though i know exactly that the next sale will most likely come before i've used up the yarn imma buy this time - _-

[@anamikabiswas6883]

I love your video

[@lauraayars954]

how are your parents LOVING being grandparents? And have they picked names for themselves? nana? opa?

[@annadayl]

7:22 What brand of melkopschuimer are you using? :)

[@carole3680]

Do you know Ravelry patterns? All skill levels.

[@AnnickW]

❤❤

[@rachelspencer9456]

🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@Miss.Denise94]

Is there such a thing as too much pink???

[@sandiemable]

Nope🤗

[@Miss.Denise94]

@@sandiemable you, I like you

[@lauraayars954]

what do you all do with your plastic food packaging? I despise how much food comes in plastic...

[@Loepsie]

It's either recycled or incinerated. We have a pretty efficient recycling/waste management system here in NL! But yeah, we could do with less plastic packaging for sure

[@lauraayars954]

Lucy, do you have any concerns with soy consumption and having a boy? I've read for years that soy foods can mess up normal hormonal function in men/boys... and reduce testosterone. I'm not being judgmental, but was just curious if you have any concerns over that?

[@Loepsie]

I'm not worried. He'd have to consume huge amounts of soy for that to be a concern, normal use hasn't been found to affect hormonal function. We eat a very varied diet and soy is a fantastic protein source, but definitely not our only one :)

[@dottiewi661]

As soy/tofu is a lot more prevalent in East Asian cooking than in traditional western/european cooking, I assume, if it really was harmful, they wouldn’t be eating it, as their doctors would have advised against it? So, I think it’s fine.

[@elisad3609]

So much plastic in your grocery 😟

[@Loepsie]

I know 😭 It's so hard to avoid without spending lots of extra money, and with the way food prices are now that's just not really an option... But I hate it :(

[@elisad3609]

@@Loepsie I totally agree...don't you have local farmers where you can buy food bringing your own bags? Just asking, because it's hard here too. I try to avoid all this plastic myself, but it's everywhere...

[@lynnsibley1172]

@@elisad3609 don't forget that the gas price of lots of people going to individual farms can really add up too. It's not very black and white. Too much waste for sure, but the answers aren't easy.