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[@emilypresleysee]

This is what reality TV should be. Minimal drama, building relationships, securing bonds and inspiration to live ones life in a more purposeful way all while still entertaining those of us watching. Love it.

[@mydogsareneat]

Gives people time to think and improve. Less reliant stock that way.

[@emilypresleysee]

@@mydogsareneat touché

[@onpointsporthorses141]

Yes, yes, yes! 100% agreed!

[@cristiaolson7327]

You know what was awesome? The distinct lack of fighting. Even when they had minor disagreements, they behaved like adults and worked it out with respect for each other so they could cooperate. Also, Abby was such a fantastic personality. He was so positive, helpful, fun, hardworking, and kind to everyone. Everybody was great in their own way, but to me he really embodied the spirit of the movement, and the ideal of collaboration and mutual support while taking joy in your work.

[@ashleelarsen7765]

Definitely not "The Bad Girl's Club"

[@sarahwatts7152]

This is reality tv done absolutely right. Thank you more please! I would watch a series just like this one with different crafters and new projects.

[@arianamazzagatti391]

They have a similar series about a few families running high street businesses and actually having to sell their wares and goods and whoever sells the most each week wins! They go through different decades each week! It’s super fascinating!

[@sarahwatts7152]

@@arianamazzagatti391 I've seen that one too! Have you seen the one where a family spends a week in each decade?

[@writingraven3314]

I'm so sad this arts and crafts series is over. I enjoyed watching it and I would totally have kept on watching if it'd been longer.

[@TimesRyan]

Now I'm heartbroken. Four weeks with these lovely, talented people and their skills, I came to love having spent this time with them. Never would have seen myself watching this kind of show, but it's spectacular and warm.

[@twitchbiddy6880]

I love all the artists passion to their craft, and the way they accepted the challenge to work in a different medium. I must say I found Bryony to be a very peaceful calm personality - I really appreciated these qualities. They were all an interesting bunch. Wonderful program, wish there were more episodes.

[@CameoFarmer]

I have really enjoyed these. At the beginning I was worried that there would be strife throughout the whole thing and I thought I might decide not to continue watching. But they learned to respect and enjoy each other beautifully and I was so pleased.

[@ajlong404]

💯

[@kathyotoole4608]

I absolutely adored this series! Watching the craftsmen learn to work together in mediums they were unfamiliar with and without modern tools was amazing. I could watch this for months more!!

[@CoralineJonesPinkPalace]

The Victorian era created the most gorgeous designs that have lasted forever. I design my house with all antique Victorian furniture and knickknacks!! Gorgeous 💞

[@normalnorman5593]

I've never seen authentic victorian furniture in person before or anything in that matter I'd bet it'd be amazing to see

[@sailormoon2937]

@@normalnorman5593 fun

[@alicerivierre]

They sure do!

[@ellenl5626]

This series is wonderful, loved every minute and learned so much!

[@NoContext83]

I grew up in a Victorian home...my mother filled it with antiques from the same Era (except for the modern things like tvs and appliances) although we did have an original cast iron claw footed tub on our second floor, as well as cast iron radiators and an original cast iron stove in the maids quarters in the basement)

[@wouldntyouliketoknow1840]

Can we get another season of this??? Absolutely loved it!!

[@Aparna2119]

I loved this series and it made me all teared up at the end... Loved the exploration into the Arts and Crafts movement, loved the beautiful things created, loved the house... being a sewing enthusiast and crafter myself, this was very close to my heart. And I love everything British! ahaha! I know being in Sri Lanka, I will never be able to be a part of a project like this, so I just lived in this craft commune, vicariously through them... Thank you for this

[@suzannecall7822]

This series explains the level of technical education as well as hands on experience needed to be a successful potter.

[@ladybarbarapinsonartist4052]

As a working artist/designer, this series has truly touched my heart and spirit, inspiring me in my next project, creating my showroom within an 1890's house using my own designs, inspired by the Arts and Crafts Movement. Well done!

[@cosettelewallen4281]

I love how …Keith?…gets emotional. It’s very sweet!

[@kimreese3530]

I enjoyed this series immensely. Thank you for a beautiful production.

[@YalaHernandez]

I will miss this amazing and talented group of artists, they should all have their own series loved every episode

[@magicattic]

I love that Niamh wore a Mountmellick shawl the entire time. I wonder if it was her own or borrowed for the show?.

[@joetheninja123123]

every reality tv-type show should be like this. Top-notch

[@LoganVega]

AWESOME! I actually designed my former place after the esthetic from a little princess the 1990s film.. Which was iconically Victorian

[@aimeestolp1822]

I'm so glad you guys are making new content and not reposting old videos under new headings . Love your channel so much

[@perle356]

I loved every minute of this show. Extremely talented people with wonderful personnalities. Thank you so much

[@LindaCasey]

Absolutely STUNNING work! Bravo

[@momma_bat]

What a pleasant surprise end to a bad day! I'm so glad for the timing on this video 💜

[@BeingLifted]

I've enjoyed this series so much. The grieving process was starting when I realized that I can binge watch it now as many times as I like! And I don't have to wait for the next episode! (But will if they find a way to do another season!)

[@onpointsporthorses141]

What a truly stunning experiment! I want a go as well! Got room for an American jack of all trades? This brought great joy to me. I watched the entire play list. Since I've got experience in each of these projects in some way, it was brilliant to watch the collaborations from each of these truly skilled people. Their insight, Heart, and spirits touched every detail of each item. What a greatest joy. This, this is the reason of life, the meaning of life; to create together the most beautiful of things. "Things" is to also include the emotions and Hearts of each individual , then to work as a whole (the items AND the program). Beautiful, splendidly beautiful. Thank you all who worked on this series for bringing this beauty to the world.

[@grizeldaxxx4568]

The Weather vane was SUBLIME!!! BRAVO!

[@vanessa2d898]

Anyone wonder where they are now?

[@femininityfaith7920]

This was amazing!!!! I want more!!!! I'd love to be able to follow the artists journeys!!

[@KSMP]

The weather vane is AMAZING!!!!

[@LilGrasshopper]

Thoroughly enjoyed this series. What an amazing crew of artists

[@st33nb3an4]

This was really wonderful. The concept and the execution is perfect. I learned about some badass Victorian artists, got to see some incredible pieces of art, and - best of all - the drama was kept to a minimum. I honestly couldn't ask for more. ...except maybe those curtain patterns.

[@dbulmannz]

Best series I have ever seen

[@juliereinhart]

Awesome series!! Can we please have more like this?

[@cayteowands]

Best series yet

[@roshp9150]

I loved this, wish this series was longer. Amazing craftsmanship, amazing artists

[@tiffanytrippeer5401]

Loved this series and I hope this continues.

[@chelseal8448]

Would love to read the magazine. It looks so beautiful.

[@TorontoGal74]

Wonderful series. I thoroughly enjoyed watching!

[@rockshot100]

My favorite was the Iranian woodworker, up against all odds, he copied a beautiful chair from a log. Or so they say. Meanwhile the woman did weave the rush seat but that took her all week and had to have help. The wood worker managed his time very well, and thought ahead to make the woman the frame for the seat first thing, so she would have time to do it. This is a great series, but they tried to turn it into a "reality show", and a race among them, but they all had very different projects, varying in complexity did not lend itself to this format. I wish they would flesh out the concept, think it through, and remake this.

[@ajlong404]

This was series was excellent! Can we please have more of these?

[@43waler]

This channel could make a video about how people walked in the victorian era and it'd still be an hour long

[@FormingCraftsandArts]

Love your series.. Good work keep it up👍

[@0210rokvist]

What a great serie

[@catwilk8213]

Can you do a video on was the did for their elderly people? Can I take part please I'm a PSW for elders

[@cristinasantana6602]

Keith just wanted to get in on the fun 👀

[@threadsandpurrs]

I wish I could take a look at that magazine...

[@yeoldebanjo5470]

I was hoping for pointers and tips on how to actually decorate a home in a Victorian style....

[@TintinFanTintinfan234]

This show was very inspiring

[@asahearts1]

I misread the title as "desecrate" and that's what caught my attention.

[@catatonicable]

Where's Ruth?

[@rebeccasabourin6193]

I was hoping it was going to be more like farms.

[@ellenexmadden]

I once had arthritis, a Seventhday Adventist lady taught me to be free of it, for life by changing my food habits. Basic to arthritus is an acidic body state. The general mix of food and drink are quite acidic causing inflamation and nerve heat. An alkaline body mass has only normal nerve action and no pain. Hang alkaline, be free of pain. I am 80, I truly have no pain. So no sweets lovey, no sugar. Substitute honey. Makes a lovely tea. I wish I could be with you while you discover acidic and alkaline and while you implement what you are learning. So sorry for yours; but it can be fixed in jig time.

[@tekeguy68]

The group really came together after the first episode. I think the women really shined but that's probably partly because I've been a hobby woordworker and builder my entire life so those projects, while nicely done with the period tools, aren't quite as impressive to me and the ceramics never worked out. The weathervane was top shelf but I definitely have a newfound crush on Niamh.

[@michaelmcgee8543]

Fun!

[@genmanion2389]

l love william morris

[@tracymichaelsen493]

whats up with the potter...every stage he has struggled

[@rockshot100]

Good Question, What is up with the "potter"? The other 2 men are running around helping everybody else and he offers nothing. Charged to make a mirror, well to him, that meant a jar, "obviously". So he ignored the mirror, and concentrated instead on his specialty. Which you can see in the end were a broken bowl and 2 cups, and all were disasters. He doesn't fit in with the rest, he hasn't the slightest amount of skill in any area, or he completely hid it. He could have asked the others direction and helped them out, but didn't bother. Seemed talentless and lazy.

[@Theotherside_3]

I wish I could live back in that time

[@MrSatyre1]

No, you don't. You really, really dont.

[@xephael3485]

@@MrSatyre1 yeah somebody's been watching too many soap operas..

[@rockshot100]

Good Question, What is up with the "potter"? The other 2 men are running around helping everybody else and he offers nothing. Charged to make a mirror, well to him, that meant a jar, "obviously". So he ignored the mirror, and concentrated instead on his specialty. Which you can see in the end were a broken bowl and 2 cups, and all were disasters. He doesn't fit in with the rest, he hasn't the slightest amount of skill in any area, or he completely hid it. He could have asked the others direction and helped them out, but didn't bother. Seemed talentless and lazy. Was the failed ceramics his only accomplishment of the week? I don't understand that. He had ample time to get it right.

[@CharlotteStockton]

This was a wonderful program, but by holding up Morris as an example of what an Arts and Crafts leader should be, without touching on the fact that the arsenic that he knowingly used in his wallpaper is somewhat unconscionable. Any program that is shown on the "Absolute History" program needs to be watchful of such errors and seek to include all pertinent facts regarding the historic figures that they portray. Seeing the lovely participants touching the actual Morris wallpaper that included the color green was cringe worthy.

[@MrSatyre1]

How many times is this going to be reposted?

[@allisonmarlow184]

It's actually the last (4th) part of the series... and new. It just starts off with the same introduction.

[@OssamabinKenny]

I don’t care much for this channel since they delete and Police comments. Silencing people on a public platform is the most undemocratic thing anyone could do.

[@LadyCoyKoi]

I was expecting a look into what makes a Victorian home a Victorian home. I got was a look into an art movement. Not exactly a description of what makes a Victorian home be of that style. I wanted a history lesson not a show about modern people doing old stuff.

[@danyelnicholas]

You fit these modern people out with decent attire and in no time at all they look disheveled again. Lack of elegance seems to be ingrained today even amongst artisans. This applies also to the language and general bearing. Hence this program falls short of expectations. Who wore light brown shoes with black suits?