Meet The Ukrainian Family Keeping a Century-Old Weaving Tradition Alive | Still Standing

[@doitfancy7657]

This is a fantastic video on these people and their traditions. After watching this video I went onto their etsy page and ordered a blanket on Nov 28th, 2022 and it just arrived about an hour ago. It is so absolutely beautiful and the craftsmanship is amazing. I hope to teach our children the history and all the hard work and love that has gone into our new blanket in hopes of it being a family heirloom for us.

[@natalyakishchuk2071]

Thank you so much)

[@LarvaeLightening]

So beautiful I am going to order a piece of their art from their Etsy shop

[@blazethecat363]

I bought one of these and absolutely love how warm and soft it is

[@jonriley8342]

What an amazing video, I hope the lovely, clever folk are still in business x

[@schellvoges8249]

What is the name of their etsy shop?

[@shandellemcgregor674]

The most beautifu blankets in the world I treasure mine which was made by Svitlana from Carpathian Handicrafts. It is such a beautiful tradition I wish more knew of them they are incredible heirlooms to be passed on and smell and feel so good.

[@jaxtelford807]

I am a beginner weaver, but this is so inspirational. When this tragedy is over, and the Russians retreat, I would like to visit. We have no use for such heavy blankets where I live in Australia, but I would love one of theirs for the artistry and tradition.

[@highphysics3617]

Oh! Yeah,that's what I'd love to do too. Fortunately,I'm in the colder part of Australia,so I'm looking forward to ordering a blanket for the coming winter.

[@kashifahmed8494]

Yulia is a great singer my father did this very same jobs in Dundee jutt mills weaving carpets and yarn 🧶 😅

[@ronicrotty5542]

Got one for my son, one of his favorite memories was lying on my moms wool blanket

[@daveman5860]

🌲🌾🐏 love your work 🌾🌲🦊🌿

[@moniquefouquet3810]

Bonjour ,j’aimerais acheter de la laine pour faire un tapis .est-ce que vous savez où je peux en trouver ? Merci

[@tm13tube]

Wonder how often they spin or to what size they spin it. I have read some Navajo blankets are 90 threads per inch. Also a Navajo blanket or rug can take months. The looms are different and putting the warp threads on is different. I love each culture is keeping the old ways alive.

[@LaleTurkmenistan]

Рахмет

[@denlillehowfru]

💛💙💛

[@Thegothicdeer]

how to find them online to order

[@celiammarinb3601]

I think they are WovenWoolArt in Etsy, but I'm not 100% sure

[@ColoradoStreaming]

@@celiammarinb3601 I checked out the shop and it looks like the right one. That is one thing I noticed about the Insider Still Standing episodes is they never tell you where you can buy the stuff. It might be a contract issue with the network though.

[@rileynydokus9762]

I hope they are doing good because I’m Canadian hutsul and have several of the blankets 😊😊😊 I wonder if they made the

[@lenaevich9347]

Дайте пожалуйста сайт этих людей, изделия просто супер

[@Sam-gf1eb]

Wow, three sheep for one blanket.

[@shwabb1]

Very interesting pronunciation, he the doesn't palatalize the -ать ending (instead reading it as -ат). Is this common in the Hutsul dialect?

[@Fantam-BamboU]

Who have the name of the song yuliia sing (if you want you can tale me the name in cyrillic) i can read it

[@shwabb1]

Ой чиї то вівці

[@shwabb1]

btw cyrillic alphabet doesn't have a set pronunciation (just like latin alphabet), some letters differ depending on the language (for example the letter щ is pronounced [ʃtʃ] in Ukrainian, [ɕ] in Russian, [ʃt] in Bulgarian, [t͡ʃ] in Komi).

[@АаАв-р3п]

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