Oh these colors💙

[@hannar8481]

She donates these hats to local shelters. They are not for sale. Respect 😊

[@shannenchin9825]

Oh I love them. Wish I can buy them.

[@gpeescalante11]

One thing is to appreciate the "gift", and other to ignore the big lie of "handmade". Be trutful yourself

[@KEEPITREAL61]

Thank you ❤

[@johndoe8785]

They are also not handmade.

[@Sa-lr2kv]

Oh wow

[@daytodaylivin4418]

The handmade sign makes me question every handmade item i have ever bought

[@SanctaJives]

Same! This is machine made. All she did was load the machine and turn the crank.

[@TheAngelofnv]

It's handmade but not hand stitched.

[@Whoyoulookinatfoo]

​​@@TheAngelofnv if thats your logic then everything is hand made cause all machines need to be operated by human hands even if it's to type out the program that controls the machine

[@jaimep3432]

​@@TheAngelofnvif that's the case then everything in a factory is handmade. 😅

[@mysenfandei]

It's fraud in my opinion. Knitting a hat takes hours. This barely took her a couple of minutes. If I pay for "handmade", I don't want machine made. Really, she shouldn't be proud of that.

[@markchatman9583]

My grandmother spent countless hours knitting socks and hats and such, and her production was astounding. I’d imagine if she had one of these, the sheep would not have been able to keep up.

[@mapurite310]

It would have been something to see that great woman do such a thing from the sheep up to the finished product

[@feistyterrier]

😄

[@nenettbis]

😂😂❤

[@ВалентинаКозлова-п4ш]

А ещё лучше на спицах вручную!​@@mapurite310

[@jonathanhersey7313]

My wife is an incredible knitter and owns one of these. These machines are very very limited so she NEVER uses it

[@EmorettaRobinson]

She used every possible camera angle and that tickled me to the core of my being. The knitted cap is beautiful.

[@jenn42]

More awesome tag would read, "Hand cranked with love." 😂😂

[@Polly-Esterismyname]

💯 👍 This is the comment I was looking for.

[@tweedledee-z5c]

Lol I was just about to comment this..

[@myheartbeatsinbreakdowns420]

Handcrafted maybe would be a better term than handmade lol idk people are real pissed about it in the comments tho 😅

[@HasanPikerIsADouche]

​@@myheartbeatsinbreakdowns420 if my hands were used in the process, than it's handmade 😅

[@miazon]

@allensilva2725 so if you pop a frozen TV dinner in the microwave would you call it homemade just because you used your hands to transport it to the microwave?

[@Hyacinthie.]

my eyebrow literally raised when it said "Handmade"

[@ClownyEleanor]

It is handmade although she used a machine to help it is handmade because in factory’s they have 1000 or so machines that do it at one time with no human help also she sat there and added lots of things to it

[@whitney37508]

How is this any different than using knitting needles or a crochet hook? This is just a tool her HANDS use to create hats. If you think that this is not handmade, I'd love to see what you think is handmade.

[@Hyacinthie.]

@@whitney37508 Don't cry lmfao.

[@Hyacinthie.]

​@@ClownyEleanorI do not get your logic.

[@Hyacinthie.]

​@@whitney37508what's handmade for me? The knitted products that were made using hands and crochet hook and took hours to finish. Not this one.

[@violetkalico]

Perfect example of handmade vs homemade right here.

[@jennielane6139]

Please explain

[@RiyaJadeS]

It’s both…

[@lynettebr]

​@RiyaJadeS it's not

[@thetripadvisorct]

​@@jennielane6139handmade knit items would be made with your hands and knitting needles. Not a machine.

[@chattycatty3336]

​@@jennielane6139 handmade means done completely by hand, no machine helping. Homemade is what this is. It's not done all by hand, but it is done at home by a small business, not a large factory

[@worldmap1821]

I’m loving all these cuts and angles 😭🫶

[@ZanderFoster]

This would be great for people with artritis who can’t hand knit but want to make things

[@Lady.Fern.]

Yes! I have lost mobility in my hands due to pain and I think I could make this work I’m so excited! It’s been really hard to find hobbies I can do now. I might have to rig up something to turn the lever for me on bad days though but worth a shot! 😍

[@twinkitwinki]

​​@@Lady.Fern. don't give up on doing it by hand. A loss of mobility does not mean you can't do it. It just means you have to do it differently. My grandmother had one hand she would knit, crochet, sew, she could swim, and she even did monkey bars as a kid. I'm not saying it won't be extremely hard and frustrating and slower. But I'm just saying, don't give up if you ever have a project you want to put extra care into. There is always a way you may need to use tape or rubber bands maybe knit at a table so you can change the method. She would wedge one hook into her armpit and manipulated the yarn with her one good hand. I have no doubt if she couldn't hold the hook she would have had Grandpa make her a glove that had it attached so she didn't use her fingers. You just need two good hands and 10 fingers to do it the traditional way. Edit: I just reread your post, you sound like you are dealing with a tough situation. I hope your bad days are few and far between. ❤

[@pattisweet9780]

Hobby Lobby and places like that have kits for just this type of knitting. There are even different types of frame shapes for different types of clothing.

[@perlamurguia4268]

@@pattisweet9780no way? I never noticed and I stay at hobby lobby. 😅

[@nuttin2no1]

My machine like this skips no matter what I've tried. I've had it for months and I was only able to make one hat that looked wearable.

[@robertahubert9155]

I use to crochet a lot but have lost the use of my hands for holding fine things so I don't crochet anymore. I have never seen a machine like this before. I am going to buy one cause I got thousands of yarn balls that I bought over the years. Thanks for posting

[@samanthaorologio6866]

I really really really REALLY hope you do genuinely get one and use it and fall in love all over again. My granny used to sew. Like actually sew. She sewed my clothes, my dolls clothes, my barbie and life size barbie clothes. She sewed as a hobby and for business. I never see her work a different kind of job my whole life. It was something i always loved sharing with people. I was so proud of it and her and amazed by her. Id hang out with her in her sewing room (organizer boxes from floor to ceiling on every wall of the room) and she'd teach me things and all the good stuff when i was little. Anyway throughout my life we both lived so far away from each other and didn't get to see each other or talk too much anymore, but when I met my husband and later got pregnant, I started by buying a pack of cardstock and folding paper into stars. Then making all the cute holiday gifts and banners and cards for him "from the kids" I eventually went on to begging for a cricut. And on and on it went and craft shows and attempts and a business and literally being obsessed with and trying almost every craft imaginable, I now sew again too. Nothing like she did but little things. Dog bow ties, faux leather keychains and wallets etc. So a few weeks ago my granny was on her last leg of life. We all went down to see her out and my uncle and aunts and mom saved ALLLLL her craft related things for me. The things she'd refused to let go of after a lifetime of collecting and many moves and downsizes. Like her best of bests in this collection... which turned out to be enough to fill an entire room in my house and a third of our massive barn. My husband was probably pissed deep down but he didn't say a word. Which is sweet. It's a LOT of stuff. I knew she had to stop sewing a long time ago because she too had lost function in her hands. I won't keep all of it but I've been slowly - ever so sloooowly - going through each box very carefully. And it's probably got to be one of the most important, difficult, magical and impactful times of my life. I am cherishing every second. The things I've found... the parallels I've found from her that I have been living in my own life that I had no idea i got from someone or somewhere! She didn't just sew after all, she's done most crafts imaginable just like I try! Many notebooks in many boxes with measurements and patterns and ideas and themes and color schemes! I have many of those too! Unfinished projects packaged beautifully with clear plans to someday hopefully finish. I have those too. A glue drawer! I also keep a glue drawer 😂 just so many awesome things. And initially it was heartbreaking thinking she had to stop doing all this stuff but never let it go in her heart. But I did end up finding a box of bagged doll and barbie clothes she'd made in the last 5-10 years and they're amazing. Stunning. And you can just see all the little imperfections throughout that you wouldn't have ever caught on her work as a professional seamstress in years past but because her hands had given out, you could see them. and that just made them all the more special to me. It feels so amazing knowing she never fully stopped loving her craft or even practicing in her craft and she did what she could handle throughout the years. And that's amazing.and i am so grateful I get to see it all and see her through these eyes again as I get to know more of this side of her through her most prized possessions collection. So please do! Do it! For every reason, it will be AWESOME!

[@30Hugo30]

​@@samanthaorologio6866wie toll und voller Herz Du das geschrieben hast❤❤❤, einfach super!!!!

[@jaimep3432]

Just don't call it handmade

[@kimberlybethel5614]

❤ I have a similar history with my great great granny who was born in 1882. She lived to be 98.5 yrs old and she made quilts by hand, crocheted, knitted, made doilies and clothes. They all got passed down to me as I am the crafty one. I made both of my prom dresses back in the day. I am 63 now and have much to do before I die.

[@tonyawyant5543]

​@samanthaorologio6866 I can't love your story enough. I only had the one set of grandparents, and I absolutely adored them both. My grandmother taught me to embroider and tried to teach me to crochet, but that was a no back then, but recently, I bought a starter set and am determined to learn! She was a mother of 10, grandmother of 30, great-grandmother of 56, and 22 great-great grands. I always loved listening to her stories and learning from her. I miss her terribly. ❤

[@rayemerideth4043]

These would be great for cancer patients. I am a cancer survivor and I remember when my hair started falling out. I was devastated because it wasn't anything I could deny. I appreciate so much the hats I received. And although my hair is coming in I still need my hats.

[@dawndixon402]

Beautiful

[@dekisebina73]

Great ideas. I loved and appreciated the hats myself. ❤

[@FoundationForFamilyFreedom]

Let your scalp breathe as much as possible for healthy hair follicles. Be careful because hats are known to cause hair loss. Another great tip is using your fingertips to massage your scalp with castor oil and rosemary. I take fresh rosemary and add it to my bottle of castor oil and it infuses itself. Peace and Love

[@JigglyPuff777]

She won't respond because she's trying to make money. She's not gonna give them away. Unfortunately, because I think that would be a very kind thing to do to people with cancer

[@prophetmonitaylor144thousand]

Praying for your complete restoration.

[@zrinkanenadic3888]

It is all really cute. Hovever, the top level of handmade is knitting by your own hands, like grandmas used to do.

[@AdaVox]

These knitting machines are not new. They were around for your grandma too, and believe it or not, people still knit by hand today

[@CelleSleuths]

No disrespect but this is handcrafted, not handmade . ♡ Per the Googs: "A handmade product is often created by hand, whereas a handcrafted product is created by hand but frequently employs machines or computers to speed up production." I feel it a bit deceptive to call this handmade, and really not respectful of those who hand knit or hand crochet every stitch ! I hope you will reconsider marketing them as handmade and maybe switch to handcrafted with love ? But that is a really neat tool you have there and what a beautiful outcome !

[@lifeinnirvana4810]

It's made with her hands and a tool just like it is with a knitting needle or crochet hook. I use needles, hooks, and a device like this. It's disrespectful? Bruv I have a disability that fucks with my hands. If I can't hold a needle and transfer it it's no longer handcrafted? I also sew. Is it not handcrafted because I didn't painstakingly hand stitch a skirt for weeks with a needle and thread? People give words meaning. Dictionaries just relay the meanings gleamed from the past. Rizz only just got added into the dictionary and mid has a new definition. And there are many words used "incorrectly" because in a certain context they mean different things to people. Your Google definitions mean little.

[@CelleSleuths]

@lifeinnirvana4810 you must not have read my comment at all. "Is it not handcrafted" no, it IS handcrafted... that was literally what I was saying.... it's handcrafted, but not handMADE. Sorry to hear that you have a disability but that doesn't change facts.

[@taylordesjarlais4300]

​@lifeinnirvana4810 as somebody who does crochet, it can be harmful to call this handmade. Especially selling them. People who actually handmake their projects take way longer and by saying this is handmade is saying we should all be able to make things this fast when that's just not realistic at all.

[@lifeinnirvana4810]

@@taylordesjarlais4300 And it is priced accordingly. There is a reason crochet projects tend to cost an arm and a leg while knitting tends to have a much larger range. I have friends who can crochet a beanie in 2 hours and will do multiple. I take a day minimum and will not be able to make another for a day after. I will also price mine higher because the project caused me pain. Customers that don't know how things are made always compare and contrast to get the cheapest thing quickly and at the best quality. That goes for literally everything. If we're making a hierarchy based on effort then to make it better when selling them please explain to me the real difference between the two. And is sewing handcrafted or handmade depending if they hand sew or not. And if you have two words for that then what of the people that don't use hooks? Are they more handcrafted?

[@dilaisy_loone2846]

@@lifeinnirvana4810one uses a machine the other one doesn’t. Is that simple. She should not be calling this handmade

[@chalceeze1285]

'Handmade with love' 😂😂😂 Those colours are amazing though

[@hunter8405]

I get where you're coming from but it's like saying someone didn't hand make a piece of clothing because they didn't weave the textiles, and they used a seeing machine instead of opting for hand sitching 🤷‍♂️

[@RedQuill13]

Handmade, did you know, is actually a legal term? Handmade implies creation of a piece from raw materials and nonautomatic tools and machinery while hand crafted is the same but from pre-constructed articles. An example would be a hand crafted item would be if she got the pom pom, hat, and tags in a kit and put them all together and added an embellishment or two. A handmade item like the one she makes in the video is where she has made it from scratch from yarn. Knitting machines, despite popular belief, aren't cheating and don't diminish the fact that someone handmade the project. It may be machine stitched but she still made it, not the machine. The machine didn't automatically make it a hat, all it does is turn hooks in a circle. Its like saying that a wood worker isn't allowed to use a planar and still call their wood working hand made. The use of tools doesn't diminish the craftsmanship of an item unless those tools make the process automatic.

[@valeriehartman3705]

Beautiful and expensive yarn for something that is not handmade. It drives me mad.

[@maymayyyy]

​​@@valeriehartman3705 it IS handmade.....

[@saskia9720]

​@@RedQuill13I disagree. For me, the distinguishing factor is skill, not automation. To use your woodworking analogy, let's say you want to make a bowl. You can use skill and no machinery, spending ages carving out the wood with a curved knife (skill, no machines); you can speed up the process by using a lathe (skill and machines), or you can place a lot under a machine and laser cut a bowl (just machines). This is the equivalent of a laser cut piece of woodcraft. Yes, it still requires some human input (like every single machine does), but it requires very little skill, effort, practice or talent - which is what is associated with a "handmade" label. You can't photocopy a lino cut and sell it at the same price as the original just because it wasn't an automated process. Photocopying doesn't require the same skill, effort and time as the original artwork, and therefore a distinction has to be made. Same here. We have to distinguish between machine knitting and hand knitting because one takes way more time, effort and skill than the other does, even if it ends with the same result.

[@ferarrcer]

No es hecho a mano, es una pequeña producción en serie. Lo que hacía mi abuela con las agujas de punto si era hecho a mano. Puede decir hecho en casa...

[@ivanveramanriquez7190]

Donde o cómo conseguir esta máquina, no la conocía me interesa....

[@rattlecat5968]

​@@ivanveramanriquez7190Craft stores, knitting supply stores, or as everyone continually suggests to me, *"AMAZON probably has it!"*

[@Tot_esze_gus]

Чем спицы принципиально отличаются от этого устройства? Вот если бы твоя бабушка вязала без спиц,,,,))))

[@Ch_IvanLeather]

@@Tot_esze_gusтем, что спицами ты делаешь все вручную, тратишь на это много времени, а с этим станком, можно сделать в 20 раз быстрее, и выдать за ручную работу и продать по высокой цене

[@yasmincastro892]

​@@Tot_esze_gus se diferencia en que cada puntada cuenta para tenee un tejido parejo y estable, es mas que solo girar una manivela.

[@charlotteoverton979]

That is beautiful and the yarns color is beautiful also.

[@pipeliner4029]

I would like to add to this discussion. Handmade is an accurate term to represent that a singular person made this as opposed to a company, a factory, etc. It's a time intensive process that requires knowledge. I bought one of these machines because i can't knit. I crochet. I can't get the fucking thing to work and I stopped trying cause i wanted to focus on learning crochet. 😂 It's in my closet and will stay there until i die. More power to this person for being able to use that POS.

[@RaGiAn87]

How is handmade an accuratr term when its literally not handmade lmao you can call it homemade if for some reason it being made in a factory bothers you but not handmade

[@vipyou1453]

Please can I have the machine?🙏

[@TheLifescasualty]

😂😂😂 “the fact she can use the thing is a talent!” Too funny

[@LOVEEEVEEY]

Can I buy it from you please

[@voteforscience]

You’re describing a small business. That is a simple machine, therefore it is “machine made by a small business”. Not as catchy, though. 😉

[@leeleehenry293]

I love the camera angle of me spinning around and then seeing your smiling faces. Just fun. Great work BTW.

[@tuvoca825]

The two of them like that... I am not sure we were supposed to see that... 😮😱🫣😳🤫

[@onamuga453]

..​@@tuvoca825

[@Chococat_Ariana]

Right?! I was like, "Wheeeeee!!!!" 🎢 ✊😆✊

[@ojitoslindos22]

If that is handmade, then I’m a big fluffy unicorn dancing on rainbows!!

[@kukitata]

bu daha inandırıcı..

[@lr3666]

Tbf I know plenty of folk who use these it definitely saves from arthritis and such (coming from an 20 year old who has awful hand arthritis from crocheting and such) I’d still count this as handmade as using on of these machines is a skill in itself as I have one and still struggle using it 😅

[@riusupatoriusupatoriusu3854]

Enserio! Y cagas helado?

[@danielmatheis9600]

Just because of arthritis you dont have the right to use a machine and say that is it "handmade". Simple: Machine= Not Handmade, Made without machine= Handmade xD And just remeber: A tool and a Machine is a real big diffrence @@lr3666

[@selfishstylishart]

No porque no es hecho a mano​@@riusupatoriusupatoriusu3854

[@sarahm9723]

So pretty!

[@goodkittie2]

I remember having this as a kid. It was called knit magic! My Barbies had the coolest winter clothes. I enjoyed watching this. Thank you!

[@sfr2107]

Is it still a thing?

[@Koligian]

I had one of these when I was kid also! My Mom used handmake ALL of my Barbie's clothes too!!!

[@anekartrelaxationfilms6813]

Business! Missed out oo; why don't you use it to knit stylish sweaters for sale

[@mantaship]

OK, flat out... As a tool guy, the happiest you made me here was seeing you mount this on the wall in pre-set spot made to hold that one piece amongst your others. Bravo.

[@kepakaehuaea8940]

Das not hand made lol

[@pollybluskye]

I liked that too. But now I need to know what the other ones do....

[@Shaii-f2x]

@@pollybluskye these tools are just more complicated crouchet hooks, so probably they have different "sizes" for different nods and so...

[@ItsallcominupCatherine]

Best comment 😂

[@raizalrahim]

The designer of this machine is genius.

[@MARIAJESUSARCAYAFARFAN]

Como se llama la máquina?

[@samhill7693]

​​@@MARIAJESUSARCAYAFARFANknitting loom

[@Nympha-Nyx]

Its handmade not handstitched

[@lizavaritmilo]

No, wirh this mashine u can make only cirkles.

[@michellerocco4932]

The stocking frame or the mechanical knitting machine was invented in 1589 by William Lee, an English clergyman. He was quite possibly a genius.

[@cindyboozer1874]

Beautiful colors and creations I am sure they bless those who receive them very much!

[@littlebearrunin66]

That is a very cool demonstration. I love the colors

[@georgeberger2163]

My mom knit for many years even after she lost her eyesight. She made stocking caps for kids at one of the local elementary schools. Those were truly handmade.

[@texasgina]

That's precious ❤ my great grandma died in 1980 when I was 15 years old and I still have some doilies and things that she crocheted

[@squizzerl1478]

And so are these. Have fun with your misery and trying to reduce others to make yourself feel superior.

[@plutoyoon]

y’all wouldn’t call something made off a sewing machine “not handmade” would you? or say a cookie isn’t handmade because they used a stand mixer rather than whisking the dough by hand? sure, this takes less time and effort than knitting with needles but i could say the same thing about sewing with a machine vs a needle. it’s not like they’re mass producing these in a giant sweatshop with hundreds of electric powered industrial knitting machines. these are made at home, with care, one at a time. that’s as handmade as anything. it’s simply an aid to make a craft faster and easier to do. same as a sewing machine, or a kitchenaid, a tool on a digital art program that lets you make perfectly straight lines, or a cricut to cut things out of vinyl.

[@nicoazevedo3581]

Would you expect hand made furniture or anything carpentry related to not use power tools. People acting like she 3d printed it.

[@RamdomLolola]

Using a sewing machine won't magically make pants or shirts. Had motor to that crank and it will do the same thing. A sewing machine ? no, the machine is just doing the stitching, you need to do 99% of the work yourself. You can't just put a random piece of fabric in a the sewing machine and magically get a T-shirt,

[@mr.manpants9460]

Nobody says handmade cookie lol its made from scratch and using a mixer is fine. This person used a more condensed and simpler version of a machine you would find in a factory. Its not handmade 😂

[@RamdomLolola]

@@nicoazevedo3581 actually, 3d printing require more a lot work, manual and non manual than this and is a lot more complex to execute on so many levels, especially if you do your own models. You can't just load filament and press print and get the result you want, like you would crank that thing.

[@memechild2025]

i think sewing is different, as when you sew you need to take measurements (if you arent using a premade pattern), draw/trace the pieces onto the fabric, cut the fabric out, and pin it together, all by hand. then you have to make sure it runs through the machine properly so it comes out nice, you dont just press the foot pedal and watch it sew, you have to guide the fabric through BY HAND. the sewing maching is simply a tool used for seaming rather than the entire process. same with baking. you need to measure the right amount of ingredients, prep the pan/baking container (?), pour the batter or dough in, set the oven, all by hand. the mixer is simply a tool used for mixing rather than the entire process. a knitting machine however, all you do is simply load it up with yarn, and crank it until its done, then run a string through the stitches and tie. the machine is doing almost all of the work. so no, not handmade. SELF-made, yes, but not HANDmade. big factories most likely use a very similar process, just with heavier machinery. id be a little upset if i ordered a “hand knit” hat only to find out it was made on a knitting machine.

[@Naoacreditemtudoqueve]

Such a beautiful color tones!❤

[@KiritsuguEmiya-889]

The colour combination is beautiful 😍

[@dakotalynn7715]

It’s not handmade , this is MACHINE MADE and a huge blow to actually talented creators

[@Zinnia-bs8tt]

I agree there's difference between handmade & machine made, but both require talent.

[@Deadbeat280]

​​​​@@Zinnia-bs8tt Did you watch the video? No talent involved, they only controlled the machine which everyone can do. If you called that a talent then breathing air is a talent for you.. What you said is the equivalent of saying "handmade art and ai generated art both require talent and deserve equal respect" Its very disrespectful to people who actually worked hard!!

[@theorangeheadedfella]

Still cool though

[@sarag1158]

You have to reduce stitches when you make a hat. ssk, k2tog or any other knitting deduction. You got to do that by hand or have a machine that's designed for that. The yarn is absolutely pretty in this knitting machine is super cool, but I don't consider this handmade either.

[@AliciaRaeTheSicilianWitch]

Dude I bought a little knitting machine and I can't make it knit for anything... I have tried every tutorial out there... haha it's not as easy as it looks

[@nazunaeaka]

見ていていつも思うんだけど、新しく生まれてくる物（者）を見守ってる編みぐるみちゃん達可愛すぎる❤ 何ができるかみんなワクワクでひそひそ話してそう😊

[@mamasaid3]

Nice. Very nice. So much talent here.

[@nicholasittzes7224]

Maybe your tags should say “hand cranked with love!” 😉 These knitting machines do look like fun!

[@-8_8-]

"cranked out 1 at a time!"

[@leftylaska]

You can buy an electric one for hundred bucks. Much easier and tag could read electrically hand made.

[@ktiger1766]

Hook-up the electric motor would be super cool 😅

[@user-wn5hf9lk7t]

@@leftylaskawhere do you get them from I want one now 😮😂

[@andreasdesigns]

The hat is gorgeous! I love the colors. ❤

[@hewasmyeverything1]

From handmade to homemade to "with love made"❤...!!!!😊😊😊 Absolutely Love this!!!

[@Yuh7544]

“Handmade” yeah right my ass

[@Comet346]

@Yuh7544 Why are you people bothered by a tag that says handmade even if it’s a lie. A hat is a hat, and tag isn’t going to hurt anybody. Doesn’t matter if it’s handmade, machine made, or homemade it’s literally a hat

[@mjp5129]

She put the yarn on and cranked and finished it, with her hands….lol. So, that’s handmade. I use sewing machine to make purses and quilts. My purses have a handmade tag, and the quilts always say “handmade with love” for someone, but that really is homemade. I think, anyway.

[@valeriehartman3705]

From machine made to making money on KZbin for lying. What a rip off.

[@isra9862]

​@@Comet346It actually hurts our sales lol, people will think it's machine made and our prices are too high for us "just turning a handle"

[@khug3719]

You’re so talented. Nice work 🙏❤️

[@TheAlbinoShrew]

Hahaha! Love how it says Hand Made when it’s a machine doing 90% of the work!

[@rlm5729]

I don't know, all that hand cranking should count for something.😊

[@goldenrules5697]

He rolling with hand 😅

[@rlm5729]

😂

[@rlm5729]

I love knitted hats. I'm thinking about getting one of these.

[@veronicasmyth3830]

In today's episode of dingbat displays .... ThAt is not a machine. It's not plugged in or charging. It is a hand cranked device that helps organize yarn. Always be inept and jealous.

[@Anabee3]

I had one of those when I was a kid in the 70's. It was marketed as a toy but it was the same exact thing. In 5th grade I made my sisters & my Halloween costumes. Cat & Bunny.

[@susieg4624]

Me too! Wish I knew where it had gone to, but we moved house too many times when I was growing up (father was in the armed forces) and I assume it got lost/mislaid in one of the moves.

[@waynecoulter6761]

My mom crocheted these for years... BY HAND... one stitch at a time. Not to mention the afghans and blankets and scarves. You should have seen the American Flag afghan she crocheted for a Troop Aid event....

[@ТатьянаАндрющенко-ж9в]

А я как-то связала себе жилетку на спицах в цветах английского флага ! В молодости очень увлекалась.😅🎉

[@nottobe5597]

​@@twosharksinatrenchcoat You either misread or ain't very good at english yet but either way how does it make sense to you that this would take her years to do this?😅

[@silviagoncalves9196]

❤

[@GabriellaBisson]

​@@twosharksinatrenchcoatshe didn't crochet 1 thing for years, she spent many years crocheting many, as in she has accumulated a lot of knowledge and experience crocheting

[@waynecoulter6761]

@@twosharksinatrenchcoat No... Growing up, my brothers and I got new beanies and scarves every winter. It didn't take her years to make them. As she's in her 80s now, she quit crocheting as she has trouble keeping track of stitches...

[@Phabulous_1]

That’s BEAUTIFUL!!! 😍 I want one!!!

[@tracybonner9148]

Despite the Dispute? I think it's Beautifully made and I really Love the colors! God Bless you for taking the time to share your fun!

[@percarlemil]

Handmade on a machine 😂😂 super nice product. LOVE FROM DENMARK

[@VeronicaArmenta-cc8qv]

❤

[@michellerodriguez2957]

That is by far my favorite color pattern you’ve made

[@anna_maria_georgiou_garner.81]

That is so beautiful!

[@millennialhousewife93]

I'm a knitter who spends *weeks* on projects and has had commissioned pieces up at art galleries... and I LOVE these machines. 1. They're a gateway drug. Knitting can be really hard to start and this is a great way to start. 2. They're awesome for stash busting, especially scrappy work. Less waste. And 3. Basically *no one* I know can legit afford my handmade work. The hours I put in... sheesh. Making and selling things on the machine fund my passion. We don't gatekeep here.

[@leonardocursio3074]

😊😊😅😅8889j8m8j

[@joelmacha2104]

Gatekeeping is essential for quality control.

[@moatazsamy5867]

What's the name of this machine

[@kathrinekerns8398]

Then why doesn't she just say, made with love, instead of handmade with love? It is machine made.

[@AmIMaddie]

@@moatazsamy5867 sentro knitting machine

[@chanchopanza]

My daughter made me one by hand, it took her daysto to complete it but I know it was made with love and truly hand made

[@toxicginger9936]

Would you truly love it any less if she'd learned how to use a knitting machine and made it for you that way? Dang... harsh parenting.

[@Camazotz-kz9wr]

@@toxicginger9936 She'd love it just the same I'm sure. But it wouldn't be hand made.

[@Beautiful_Mess]

@@toxicginger9936You made her point for her when you said knitting machine. Lol 😂

[@roROCKck]

​@@toxicginger9936Easy answer, yes, it's not like they'd hate it, they'd just love it less. It's the thought that counts, and putting more effort into making something by hand, means putting more thought into the gift.

[@spacebar9733]

@@toxicginger9936 I’m more proud of something made with my hands. They are her parent so ofc they might have a bias and anyone can use this machine so it’s not very special.

[@cynthiahunt7050]

The knitting machine was a toy back in the mid 70’s! Lol. I still have mine!!

[@michellemills7825]

So gorgeous. Love the shot from inside the hat.

[@doriwilson6991]

I'm loving these colors together. That hat is beautiful.

[@lavestamatt8988]

Soooo cool. My mom is 87 and she and her best friends use to do something like that with a hand kitchen mixer!!! Thanks for showing!!!!

[@alexxdaye1]

I want that hat!!!!! That's BEAUTIFUL! My favorite color! Nice job!

[@lucydelorsses1852]

I have one, it's fabulous😊!!!

[@estherwalton6418]

I love the colour choices.

[@SKN1763]

@@lucydelorsses1852what is it called? I don’t even live in a cold country and I want one.

[@boycott2720]

So buy a knitting machine and make as many as you want. You don't even need to know how to knit.

[@faithjohnson4227]

My Favorite Colors❤❤❤

[@priya_821]

So Pretty Colour.Just Loved It❤

[@Polly-Esterismyname]

Anyone can buy this knitting "machine," and make things. But not everyone can pick up knitting needles and knit.

[@tweedledee-z5c]

Bingo

[@ritamoreno9746]

Great alternative for non knitters! Or is it self flagellation in order??

[@summerrose4978]

Very true

[@sarahg7996]

@@ritamoreno9746 Obviously it’s great for people who can’t knit. But they shouldn’t be selling those products as handmade.

[@toxicginger9936]

@@sarahg7996 She's NOT selling these hats. No where does it say she is. She donates them to shelters, in a cold region. She doesn't know how to hand knit, but she can crank out a lot more to donate to those in need this way. Edit to major correct typo: She *DOES* know how to hand knit.

[@kareyreuben3869]

It's beautiful and the yarn looks like it's incredibly soft, bet it's comfortable to wear.

[@TheAmazinKloudz]

My Mom is from the old school where she crochets 🧶 and knits with needles. She can also sow with needle and thread. She is a true hand made creator and I am so proud of her. I LOVE YOU MOM.

[@luckyducky224]

That's very sweet that you are proud of her.

[@gemsaint1485]

I'm wearing a jumper my mum hand knitted now. I have crotchet patchwork giant quilt, stuffed hedgehog and bears, cushion covers, hats, socks, i love it 😂 I make felt coasters and toys, I've never got on with knitting or crotchet but I can cross stitch, which my mum can also do.

[@luckyducky224]

@@gemsaint1485 you both sound very talented!

[@marysherrill2994]

I don't know I don't think I could even work that machine!!😂

[@gemsaint1485]

@@luckyducky224 Oh no, I appreciate the compliment but I can only do needlework like cross stitch and felt crafts, sewing. Mums has all the talent. She can work with any hand tool. And she doesn't need patterns. I've no idea how she does it and she's never been able to explain it. She says she just works the needles and just after halfway she'll understand what she's going for. I've never been able to read or follow patterns, and I can't do what she does, just start and find out what im making halfway through lol. I plan out what I'm gonna make prior. What mum does is proper skill.

[@nicoleraheem1195]

Lovely hat! ❤Cute couple ❤😊

[@akibiyori]

Pretty sure cranking a machine by hand does not equate to “handmade.”

[@ricksanchez7540]

What do you think handmade is

[@almightycaboose8192]

Doing things with your hand and not using a machine that’s what Handmade means 😂

[@gvc76]

@@ricksanchez7540 using manual skill and technique in creating one-of-a-kind items is how I'd define handmade. Cranking a machine like the one in the clip hardly requires any skill.

[@jack8162]

Cranking a machine by [HAND] isn't doing it by hand?

[@gvc76]

@@jack8162 no, it’s not. The machine is doing the complex work.

[@havefunoutthere6378]

Those colors ARE amazing.

[@sunkissed4261]

Wow, I never knew these machines existed. I love your lables too.

[@janice8514]

I had a smaller one as a kid about 35 years ago.😊

[@rhondamae]

This yarn is the shizz! Love it!

[@larrisamg]

You can really tell how proud you are of the beautiful gifts you make.

[@connieparker8896]

I use to have a toy one of these when I was a child, I’m 70 now and still enjoy watching this , I had a lot of fun with mine,

[@chucky6367]

Same, mine was called a knit magic 🙂

[@annalisamandell3581]

You are good!!!! This is pretty!!! So satisfying to watch!!💙

[@sherrysmith9820]

Wow your hats are so pretty

[@mr.sir.psychopath3207]

I dont have a problem with a person making hats this way, but calling them handmade is just a lie.

[@rimbahijau1768]

I never saw she used her foot, so yes this 100% handmade to me

[@danielmatheis9600]

According to your logic, EVERY product that is made by a machine is handmade because a button has to be pressed to start the machine. and... I mean.... You can also press with your head or your foot but your hand is closest to it. so handmade????@@rimbahijau1768

[@lbjr777]

Why wouldn’t it be handmade even if she used her hand to turn the crank?

[@mr.sir.psychopath3207]

@@lbjr777 This is sarcasm, right?

[@jarneclaes1107]

​@@lbjr777 by that logic everything is hand made

[@DfyGrvt21]

Everyone in the comments going back and forth about homemade vs handmade, and I'm just like "but what YARN was that?! It's very nice" :) Looks like Hobbii's "Aalborg" but I keep seeing Loops & Threads Facet but they don't seem to have one matching this color. Would love to know what the yarn is :)

[@hoopandhome]

It’s Hobbii manarola color is waterfront 👍

[@rosarioov4251]

​@@hoopandhome que marca de estambre o hilo es me encantó la textura y color

[@LeifGydaThorson]

Da merkt man, dass du keine Ahnung vom Gütesiegel handmade hast

[@crispy9175]

​@@hoopandhomehave you ever thought of collecting a drill to the handle?

[@bunnyg4464]

& I don't blame them for the back and forth when it's not actually handmade lmfao

[@kateely1990]

That hat is absolutely cute! The colors are so beautiful. 🤩

[@JudyRichards-u4o]

Your hats are beautiful. I've used the manual knitters thst dont spin or hand crocheted them but these look really professional.

[@ThePOOKIE319]

Ok, now I wanna go pull my machine out and start making hats again! Ty 😊

[@belizish2004]

I’m all for it! What machine is this? I need one.

[@dasiyland09]

@@belizish2004it’s in the hashtags

[@moengele7560]

@@belizish2004I bought mine from Temu ..

[@Le-SWEETS]

I know everyone is saying this isn't legit or lazy, but I think it's awesome!♥️ As someone who crochets, making stuff like this can take quite awhile, so having something like this is awesome especially if you're in a time crunch or you just want to make something quick.I'm not saying this beats crocheting or knitting it yourself, but I do think it's an awesome tool!Legit, this beanie has convinced me to get oneX'D

[@MarthaCeciliaDomínguezEstrada]

Dónde puedo conseguir un instrumento así porfa gracias muy linda labor

[@PandoraStolen]

I haven't seen anyone call it lazy but I have seen plenty of people call it dishonest by labeling it handmade, which it is

[@renatoramos7097]

​@@PandoraStolencon que crees que le da vuelta a la manivela?

[@javiermami]

​@@PandoraStolenpeople use sewing machine to create Clothes so it handmade anything you create is handmade. They call them looming machines. Machines helps in sort of way nothing dishonest.

[@letstalk2820]

Attach a motor and just increase the gaer ratio😂

[@jkb_mimi]

I can't crochet well anymore because of pain. This looks like I can do this.

[@tamelaivie838]

If you do, it'll still be "handmade"😂

[@jkb_mimi]

@@tamelaivie838 ❤️

[@analuzandrade4415]

This is so beautiful love it and the brand ❤️📿🙏🏼🙌🏼

[@MissGrimm]

This isn’t handmade. No hate at all, but it’s machine made. If I pull a lever at a factory, and the machine makes the product, I cannot say it’s hand made since I used my hand to pull the lever. I don’t really care either way, make your money. But I don’t want to see you have angry customers or people calling you out because you’re calling something machine made, handmade. Your stuff is beautiful and you’d better BELIEVE I’m buying one of those machines.

[@cactusjack1527]

It could even open her up to legal issues regarding false advertisement :/

[@cassieburns5483]

@@cactusjack1527 obviously, the video shows how it's made....there is no false advertisement here. She is manually operating a tool, and using a needle on the finishing details. This is not an automated machine which mass produces items from start to completion. These elitist comments are getting on my nerves...I am a customer and I shop on Etsy, yet I will not buy from elitist shops that think their product is superior to someone who would use something like this tool. Humble yourselves, quickly.

[@natachajonsson297]

For anyone saying this isn't handmade, learn the fkn difference please. Y'all look hella dumb rn... Handmade means the thing that was manufactured by hand, whereas handcrafted means the product was made by hand. "Handmade" is a broader phrase that can refer to both handmade and handcrafted products. Not to mention the dictionary itself translate this very action as in fact... wait for it... HANDMADE.

[@mattiekendrick8614]

Where can I get one of those machines from..

[@MissGrimm]

@@cassieburns5483 bro I’m not being elitist, I worry that she could get in trouble. I hella want one of these machines because I can’t crochet for shit. But saying something is hand made when it’s machine made can open you up to problems. I said her product was beautiful and that I want her to make her money. Maybe read the whole comment first and find the point of it.

[@karynlee9632]

I learned how to spin my own yarn, how to dye it naturally, then crocheted it into a scarf for my friend in the UP in Michigan. Now thats home made! 😊❤

[@Nealiousgayus]

I wish I had that type of time and dedication! The U.P. gets so cold too, I bet they loved it and cherish that gift so hard!!! (I'm a michigander who crochets on the side for when I see homeless in my area, so seeing another crocheter, the word michigan and seeing the full dedication you have made me want to at least reply)

[@sfr2107]

Ok that's amazing. I can't imagine how many tools it took, though

[@JoyaLewisTheMusician]

In my 24 years of life, this is the first time I’ve ever seen a knitting machine lol. Wow

[@alicia250]

Check out flatbed ones, too. It's like magic!

[@poonamborah-bm2ih]

I am 38 yrs old me too

[@partyboy4121]

Where can i get that machine is it 3d printed?

[@AnastasiaBeaverhousn]

​@@partyboy4121stop being lazy and GOOGLE!! 🙄😊

[@spacebar9733]

@@partyboy4121 google

[@AthenaGM]

Amazing color and work. Teal is my fav color!!❤

[@famaavhe3995]

Hola, soy Artesana y de verdad considero que eso no está hecho a mano, es una maquina que facilita el trabajo y tiempo. Queda bonito si, realmente es bonito. Pero esto no está hecho a mano. En mi tierra se hacen sombreros de jipijapa se tejen las hebras en una cueva para poder tener humedas las hebras y asi moldear el sombrero. Es un trabajo hermoso pero no lo considero artesanal, si ella es parte del proceso en todo pero nunca metio mano para tejer 🪡🧶 la maquina lo hizo todo ella solo ensamblo partes. Mi comentario no es para ofender, ella realmente tiene articulos muy bonitos.

[@CristianBleuEnfant]

Es que no está hecho a mano, tienes razón en eso. Otros comentarios también se están quejando de eso. Que probablemente mucho de estos productos que dicen ser hechos a mano, realmente no lo son.

[@marcospetta2300]

Hola cómo estas, recién terminó de leer tu comentario y te quería preguntar si sabes cómo se puede llamar esa máquina?? Me gustaría comprarla y tal ves puedas ayudarme ya que la busque con varios nombres y ninguno me acerco. Gracias

[@jessicareyes4471]

De acuerdo contigo

[@CookiesAreNoice]

​@marcospetta2300 just look up like knitting loom machine and similar things should appear

[@melanieswoolworkshop]

​@@marcospetta2300look for Addi knitting machines 😊

[@sarahdunn5130]

That is a beautiful hat. I love the color scheme.

[@Toffnm]

Currently on my 6th week of knitting a full set of matching clothes for a baby to be born in February, still have a long way to go. You bet I'm gonna have one of the buttons say "handmade" too.

[@steveohdenton3956]

Awh. ❤ beautiful. Happiness and family is everything.

[@jeralynquinlan306]

My all time FAVORITE color combination!! That is a GORGEOUS hat !!

[@kennyhumble3699]

I would buy this, that blue is beautiful 💙💙💙

[@frahynahaugustin8463]

Me too

[@GreatMind-j2i]

Bless her heart we need more people like this lovely lady

[@dearprecious02]

Be like her

[@GreatMind-j2i]

@@dearprecious02 ?

[@FreyaFromAsgard]

More people selling handmade stuff that is not handmade?

[@loneaxolotl]

​@@FreyaFromAsgardOh come on! Jumping into the bandwagon too, not realizing they're being bullies!

[@OldAcc-dc4pj]

​@@loneaxolotlit's true tho it's machine made

[@TheCornDavis]

Oooo that yarn is GORGEOUS

[@rarebird_82]

Hand cranked with love 😂 Looks great though 🩵💙

[@xyz7572]

This is like if you were to buy cake-mix at the store and add water before putting it in the oven, and then tell everyone the cake is “home made”

[@roxannaduran6377]

I mean, you basically made it at home, so... 🤔 isn't that "HOME MADE" 😅

[@lamaabdulaziz8202]

@@roxannaduran6377Homemade is something you do in ur home from the start “Home Made” = Natural Ingredients, I don’t know if you get what Im saying I tried my best to explain hehe

[@RED-my9hl]

​@lamaabdulaziz8202 so u get a cow, chicken, wheat and sugar cane? Cuz if u don't grow them urself then it's still not homemade 😂

[@CrystalCrossley]

You do know many bakeries use mixes?

[@xyz7572]

@@CrystalCrossley real bakeries absolutely do not.

[@ulynvanzyl8474]

Technically its not hand made. It might not be mass produced, but its still machine produced.

[@sarahmathews3]

Thats what I was thinking. It's not handmade. If I were buying something handmade, I'd rather spend my money on the person who actually used 2 needles and their hands, not a machine. Yeah it's pretty, but I don't feel it's very honest either.

[@Shaii-f2x]

@@sarahmathews3 sorrry bud, it will be really more expensive then, you'll be paying for days of work of someone on that piece, I know by mom words, you'll pay for their piece of life used on make this slow process of making the piece of clothing... can you afford then? without mistreating this work? if yes, great... but a lot of people disrespect that, so finding ways to make faster, yet "homely cozy" are options for these crafters, so... you got my point, right? economical profit to survive, to attend in a way to make money with the craft... respect for your opinion of course, just adding some thoughts...

[@calebplumleeoutdoors]

So is it not handmade if she doesn't spin the yarn herself? How about if she doesn't pick the cotton or shear the sheep herself? What if the sheep are fed by grain grown with machines? What if she knits them all by hand instead, but uses needles made by aluminum casting?? See how dumb this gets? Using a simple machine does not give the product more or less value... it's a hat. It keeps heads warm... that's the value

[@ulynvanzyl8474]

@@calebplumleeoutdoors actually there is a huge difference. Knitting by hand and keeping your tension even, is a skill that you need to learn and it takes time to produce an item. Does the item do more or less of a “job” at keeping you warm, of course not, but but dont put a tag on something thats misleading. Think about a leather wallet that is handmade (as a craft) and took a few days, vs a factory cut and paste one that was not hand stitched and popped out in a few minutes. if we take you reasoning and swing the pendulum all the way to the other side, is it still handmade if a machine is used to make a product , but you use your hand to press the button to start it up? See how ridiculous that is? Handmade is when a skill or technique is used and due to this, certain imperfections is expected and allowed because its not mass produced. You also pay more for handmade because you realize its an art that takes longer to produce, this however, is not an art or skill, the machine does the tention and stitches and in fact there is no skill to this at all. Its like heating up a TV dinner and saying you cooked dinner... come on...

[@nml009]

@@calebplumleeoutdoorstell me you don't crochet without telling me u don't crochet. handmade mean using actual tools with your bare hands and NOT with another handmade machine. also ur comment gave me a stroke tryna keep up

[@odiebryer2144]

Simply beautiful . . . . not to mention, efficient!!! I'm gonna have to look into getting one for myself. ❤❤❤❤❤😮

[@abc2abc2abc]

「ハンドメイド」の概念が揺らぐなぁ

[@frosty1297]

Handcrafted is a better term, but legally: handmade has to be put instead due to a mix up in our legal system Hand crank machines are the equivalent of the sewing machines one might have at home, they only can do so much

[@ppsujatha]

Totally love this ❤, whether hand crafted or hand made, I love the product. This product accordingly serves the purpose 😊

[@fallenleaf666]

Seeing you two watch it was THE cutest thing ever 🥺❤️

[@aprilbriddell712]

Was it though

[@shrw4535]

That's beautiful. I need one of them machines- my 6 yo lives in beanies

[@deannadeleon1882]

Regardless of the Chicken or the Egg style semantics of Hullabaloo, the teal yarn IS pretty. And the finished hat Is very pretty. Thank you for sharing your creative process with us. 😊🎉❤

[@QingdaoRay]

My mother in law does that with two knitting needles! She made me a sweater and it is absolutely beautiful, so much that I won’t wear it because I’m afraid to mess it up!!!💙

[@yeahB]

Oh please start to wear it as long as you have your mom in law 💚

[@clairemcclellan226]

Please wear it! I prefer 2 needles!😊

[@JWildberry]

Please wear it! I crochet, and it means the world to me if someone wears what I make. The best part is that if it gets worn out or ruined, I have an excuse to make them a new one!

[@mimichuchu3]

Love the wholesome content 💛 also love a supportive filming partner! That camera angle on the machine where it turned to show your faces - so cute!

[@dcs5star]

Sorry I didn’t understand the part where it says handmade 🤔 but good job as intention is noble.

[@cookiesncream_]

that is so beautiful! blue is my favorite color

[@topdonut3845]

Was mad about the "handmade" vs handcrafted or homemade being more honest, But the fact these hats are donated instead of sold is really sweet 😢❤

[@omarpedraza1241]

Not imprresse somwon3 is paying usually donation

[@danielmatheis9600]

A lie is a lie no matter how good your intentions were! This insults everyone who REALLY offers handmade items. Apart from that, credibility is completely lost when such a person wants to make a name for themselves and has to LIE.... What she does is NOT handmade! You can twist and turn as is. How can something be “handmade with love” if you just turn a crank????? No skill or ability necessary! Even a small child could do something like this with exactly the same quality. This wouldn't be possible with something "HANDMADE". to 100%

[@majoras2700]

Still a lie

[@trevordonato4564]

You guys are ridiculous by legal standards this is handmade she uses a device to assist her but because the device is handcranked its considered a tool and still qualifies as handmade yall act like shes suposed to raise the sheep she gets the yarn from smh

[@majoras2700]

@@trevordonato4564 by objective standards this is far from hand made, use common sense, people are paying for stuff made by hand, not assisted by a machine. This is not a tool since it's automatizing the process and just destroys the concept of artisanal production.

[@tialee7230]

I would that color and a pink one with different shades… They are Absolutely Adorable!!!

[@Ghost10113]

I love the colors you chose, whoever the hat is for will love it ❤️