Things need to change. So I started a second YouTube channel.

[@GoTeddy]

If you had not done the multi-craftual videos I would never have realized I was interested in other fibre arts. I hope your sharing does the same thing for others in the future.

[@edogirl3992]

As the owner of multiple large and smaller loom and knitting machines as well as a looper, multiple sewing machines, a serger, an extensive collection of hand knitting paraphernalia, and a good stash of dyes, I guess I, too, could be considered a multicraft maker. I just like making things, be it clothing, furnishings, furniture or food. And I love all the machines and tools. Enjoy your approach and I look forward to your multi-channel approach. I hope you find enough hours in the day for it all!

[@offplumbnan]

LOL - where do you keep it all? Yes, making things (and growing things!)

[@patriciapoot1180]

I hand knit, machine knit, sew, crochet, spin, quilt and weave. I'm with you girl!

[@poppybudrow10]

The algorithm strikes again! I applaud you for embracing reality rather than wish for what it’s not!

[@lyndaannibal8990]

I am a multi crafter as well, although the last few years my focus is on knitting. My problem, what should I do next, weave, sew, quilt, spin, dye, design, so many wonderful things. I’ll be following all of your channels. Thanks.

[@jennifermugridge3152]

I’m here for all of it, and anything you’d like to so enthusiastically share. Creativity has no boundaries! How else would we find out about other crafts and add to our joy if people didn’t share their passions?

[@StacyBernard-xd4uv]

Ditto!!! I love learning new things!

[@kohoikawa1559]

Keep doing what you like. Don't listen to the complainers. I love your work. All of it.

[@patmiller7272]

Very interesting…never knew KZbin handled videos like this. Thanks for the explanation!

[@juliemulie1805]

and sew, and draw and paint, and garden, and camp, and play instruments. That’s why I check my subscriptions for new uploads first, not the algorithm. Too many “shorts” and I unsubscribe. Summer season I unsubscribe from knitting channels. Glad to subscribe to your weaving channel!

[@shellyrobbins2088]

Thank you for your kindness and your purpose to help all of us in your special way. Your voice is comforting and your narrative is appreciated! Thank god your not quitting!

[@sweetgeorgia]

I appreciate your kind words and your support!

[@maryanneyurkiw6719]

Somehow, you broke through KZbin's algorithm with this one. I look at a variety of knitting sites, but I've never seen you. Good to find you!

[@sweetgeorgia]

Thanks! It’s great to "meet" you! Thanks for watching

[@camillevirginia_]

I would love to see more samples of things! In any craft!! Samples inspire me so much to try new things and showing and telling about what you (and your team) are making would be amazing! ✨

[@sweetgeorgia]

Great suggestion, thank you!!

[@beaker-v9b]

Felicia, I agree with you 100 percent. I love all kinds of textiles and fiber arts. Now I understand why some of my subscription channels disappear at times and then reappear sometime later. It shows that makers are able to adapt and that is why fiber arts have survived through the ages!

[@Sues-ub4iv]

I love it all too! Go you. ❤

[@Eliza-y1c1s]

Thanks for the heads-up. Going over to look at the weaving channel now...

[@Lynn-qv2np]

Thank you for sharing your struggles with us and how you came to the decision about different ways to share content and your enthusiasm. You have energized me for the future

[@soniaeste]

Felicia, your multi-content videos are all great!! Don't change your list by the whim of the algorithms, 🎉🎉❤

[@cynthiagoldstein7623]

I hand knit. Thank you for your knowledge! I love your videos.

[@Cookies-i2f]

First time I have seen aythinng from you.

[@sweetgeorgia]

Thanks so much! I've been making videos since 2017 ... glad you found us!

[@courtneyn.m.1687]

I ordered Sweet Georgia Yarns from Eat Sleep Knit in GA and just assumed you were from there, and honestly it’s a bit of a relief as i sometimes worry that my fellow southerners are not the most down to earth or emotionally intelligent ppl, and honestly I feel like I’ve seen enough in this video to know that this is not the case. And thank you for being aware of what the algorithms are doing in this case. I am also experiencing the same on a smaller scale as I attempt to scale back my crochet market content for now and do something different

[@alohadave]

Just followed your weaving channel. The algorithm is a fickle beast, so as much as it siloes different content, having all the weaving stuff together is a great idea.

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@alohadave thank you so much for following! Yes! Just trying to navigate how it all works ☺️

[@theroseandthebee]

Like you, I absolutely love all of the magical fiber arts and love continually expanding and creating in new ways with old and new materials. Attempting to share these joys here and on social media has been super challenging due to exactly the reasons you speak of here. I share projects on KZbin because I absolutely love seeing the comments from all who make and gift or use and customize the little projects I share. Blessings on your new channel(s) inspirations!

[@abbie5212]

Thank you for the explanation of how KZbin works. I have been struggling with the minutia that shows up in my feed. I will check for new content from my subscriptions from now on. As a new weaver, thanks for creating a weaving-specific channel. I will be watching.

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@abbie5212 thank you so much! Excited to hear that you are interested in weaving too!

[@ColorsofHopeCraftsASMR]

I’m a fiber artist and multi-crafter. I knit, crochet, and spin yarn. My mission with my KZbin channel has always been to show people how relaxing and fun fiber arts can be. I do understand the struggle with making the algorithm happy and getting videos out to the right person.

[@esthernassimi4103]

More CSM. You are a wonderful teacher. The CSM needs more current content. ❤

[@centralumcnj8321]

It’s so nice to hear from a multi craft person. I thought I was the only one. Now if only KZbin would allow us to find each other maybe we wouldn’t feel so all alone. Thank you.

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@centralumcnj8321 that’s exactly how I felt too!! Thanks for being here!

[@smullis7]

I am multi-craftual like many on here. I spin, dye, knit, crochet, weave and felt. Heck, I’ve even shaved an alpaca and processed her wool clear thru to knitting a bag out of the yarn, which is how I know the processing work is not my thing. 😂. I’ve been in a weaving slump, so it will be nice to see your weaving videos.

[@sweetgeorgia]

Processing alpaca fibre from scratch!! That's awesome! I think that's why we "multicraft"... to find out what it is we like and don't like :)

[@suebknitter]

I may not do all crafts but I enjoy learning about all crafts and watch many different things. I would love to learn to spin. I may never do it but it is fun to watch.

[@suburbanartistry]

I have my own KZbin channel and I am even more of an extreme multicrafter. I have a pottery wheel in my living room next to my floor loom, a film darkroom in my bathroom, and shelves of stuff for metalsmithing, printmaking, painting, etc. I have videos about so many subjects. I'm an art teacher so some are for my students and some are what I'm doing for me. My channel has been growing incredibly slow. I've also felt like I can't let anything go. I've thought about having multiple channels but I can't even produce things very consistently on one as my real job is a very busy. But maybe some consistent subjects would help more than how often. Fiber has been calling to me lately and I do dabble in weaving, knitting, crochet, tatting, spinning, felting. I've just joined a Handweavers guild which has managed to stay alive because of being open to all fiber arts and it is such a rich and open community. It's too bad it's not able to be that way on social media, that you won't reach as many people. I just think there are so many beautiful fun things in the world and I want to try them all.

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@suburbanartistry oh I totally agree. If I could have a photo darkroom and a wood shop in my house, I would! 😆😆😆 they all are amazing and enjoyable. I wish you much luck with all the videos you make too and hope you enjoy the process. 👍

[@cindycub5363]

I love School of Sweet Georgia because I am a knitter and a weaver. I would love to learn to spin and dye too! Your videos are great and I have learned so much. And of course your yarn is definitely one of my favorites.

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@cindycub5363 thank you so much!! 💗💗💗

[@helenbrown-hd1en]

Thank you for explainingthe algorithm that explains a lot about my youtube feed. I do all the fibre arts and want to see it all.

[@gailjahn8303]

I had no idea how complicated this was, Felicia. This makes sense to split off to different KZbin channels. I can't tell you how much I've benefited from your tutors (and School). THANK YOU.

[@nanachen565]

I'm in my 20s and am really passionate about the fibre arts. I knit, spin and have recently started dyeing wool so I can spin my own colours. I have a rigid heddle loom and I really want to learn how to weave next. Thank you for creating such an informative channel and for helping us multicraftual makers feel like we belong. I am looking forward to learn how to weave with your videos on the SweetGeorgia Weaving channel.

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@nanachen565 thank you so much for watching and excited to hear that you’ve found the fibre arts! It’s endless and limitless, the things we can imagine and create! 🔥

[@joycehancock4966]

Your idea sounds like a good one. I love your enthusiasm. I love knitting and cross stitch and have too much I want to do in both crafts. I can't imagine adding another one, but I can see why people want to try and do it all. I hope this new way forward makes your life less stressful.

[@toooldtotap]

Started as a crocheter. Then learned knitting. Did those for years. Was introduced to a drop spindle. I now have multiple spindles and three spinning wheels. And then…I discovered weaving. Peg loom, tapestry loom, and a 6’ triangle loom. I’m recently deep in a pin loom rabbit hole. We are out here discovering and learning.

[@supersenshi101]

Following the new account! Brilliant idea - funny how the algorithm tries to be smart but it can’t make sense of some of the oldest crafts in the world (and the predecessor of the computer itself!) (I love idea of teaching others about weaving with knitting yarn-my friends have threatened to steal my woven blankets made of worsted weight wool!) -The Tall Weaver

[@sweetgeorgia]

Thank you so much for following the new channel!! Hoping to spread more love for weaving! Will be watching your channel too! ✨

[@knitsandpurls-143]

It is because of you that I am both a knitter and weaver! I will see you on both channels!!

[@janieberks3201]

Ha! I also am a weaver, knitter and seamstress. I am from the south. live in the south. It was the name Sweet Georgia that caught my attention here. And I am thinking I have heard of your yarn. I immediately went to IG and found the weaving channel. I will definitely be following all of your makes! Thank you. .

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@janieberks3201 thank you so much!! I’m glad you found us and happy you are following our weaving content too! 💗

[@christinalocke6415]

I am totally a multi faceted fiber artist! I knit, spin, dye, needle felt, wet felt, weave and everything in between. I love blending and making rolags, batts and custom blends. It's my favorite thing in the world. I can't do just one thing. I love that you do it all and you offer it all.

[@hotironmom]

Bring it on! I started out sewing, which I still do at a professional level. Then I began knitting, which led to spinning. Then came the looms. Yes, multiple looms. I like to dye and hand paint my warps. I’m interested in all of it. I love every fibre art I’ve come into contact with. I want to hear about what others do and enjoy. So yes, I’ll subscribe to your other channels. 😊

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@hotironmom thank you!! Exactly 💯!!

[@candywham3657]

I love it all!!! The only thing your missing is Felting...lol

[@offplumbnan]

Ooh yes! FELTING!

[@sweetgeorgia]

Ahhh hahahahah yes! One of our SweetGeorgia team started a channel for felting! You can find him at @hoiarts (youtube.com/@hoiarts)

[@RogueAlchemyArts]

As a child, my grandmother taught me embroidery. As an adult I got into a historical recreation society and learned how to tablet weave and make lucet cording, and that brought back embroidery for me, but it also led me to loom knitting, which led me to Tunisian crochet, and now I am looking at learning to knit, and also dying and making rolags. Watching your channel gives me the support and community, but most importantly it gives me confidence that being a multicraftual maker is perfectly fine. Thank you for all you and your team do!

[@EveChan1804]

I do a ton of crafts as well and love to see that other people are doing the same or similar amount as well.❤

[@KokoraLife]

You do you!! :)

[@moonmiststudio]

Multicraftual is the word I didn't know I needed until you popped up in my feed this morning! I'm a crocheter - among other things - who has a bad case of knit envy. I think this video maybe showed up because I'm inching closer to (once again) beginning the process of learning to knit. Yes, that is exactly how things work for me.

[@oharikobees]

Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents and passion with us. I admire your honesty and ability to adjust. I would love to see you try Yanov weaving which is a traditional double weaving in Yanov village, Poland. I'm so excited just to imagine what you come up with your weaving with all your amazing taste of colors!

[@sandynenette1062]

I am first a sewer. And then, discovered the knitting machine. And for two years now, I spin my own yarn. And since a few days, I’m looking after a loom 😅 So, I discovered your Channel, and appreciate your knowledges! I will support you 😊 Wish you the best from France

[@StudioCrafti]

I'm experiencing the same thing right now. I've been debating starting a second channel to document more crafts. After seeing your video, I might start a second channel too instead of trying to make it work on the one channel

[@dollcreator]

Just followed your other channels. I am even more multicraftual than most. I knit, spin, weave, have knitting machines, though haven't used them in years (actually decades ago I used to teach machine knitting), have an ancient sock knitting machine. I also do a lot of other crafts, most to do with yarn or thread, but I also use my Cricut cutting machine to make dollhouse sized miniatures (not kid stuff, collectable things), do micro petit point, cross stitch, sew, quilt.... you name it and I likely either have done or still do.

[@sweetgeorgia]

Yes yes and yes! Sewing and quilting are part of my world too! Love it all. Thanks for being here!

[@1133]

Right on!! Go for it. I especially love the weaving/spinning as that's my first foray, but truly do appreciate the rest. My problem is not the content, it's simply I haven't found a way to clone myself yet. lol... Time... the golden commodity!! Perhaps this will truly be the best way as it's going to funnel the viewers into a 'stream' of continuity. Best of luck!

[@sandratakagi2204]

I just found you today - I knit and crochet and weave - so I understand having disparate interests though to me all center around the different ways to manipulate fibers to make wearable works of art - and each method has its pros and cons depending on the outcome I want- I’m glad I found you and look forward to subscribing to your different sites

[@fujierobesky5651]

I have all the same interests in fiber. Thank you for covering such a wide range of fiber info.

[@GG-wi4ur]

Thanks, sounds like a good plan because I probably am one of those who skip the weaving videos. I found your channel because you explained how to use knitting machines. I hand knit mostly socks but some sweaters. I enjoyed watching your videos about the circular sock machine and then got a LK150 to try it and really enjoyed it. I now have a brother, a Passap and the midgauge knitting machine. I have made socks on the brother that I like after having it just over a month. I just got the Passap a couple weeks ago and have failed to get a good cast on, but I will try again over the holidays when I have more time. The knitting machines are addictive!

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@GG-wi4ur YES to knitting machines!!! Thank you for watching and I’m looking forward to more things we can do with knitting and machines 👌✨

[@paulamoore2007]

I am not a weaver, though it's interesting to see. I have enjoyed all the fiber content. I love to knit, by hand, on a flat bed knitting machine and a sock machine. I purchased a sock machine because of you. I love to spin, I have learned a lot watching all of your content. What I love the most is your passion for all fiber arts. You always motivate me and fuel my own passion for fiber. Moving the weaving to a separate channel is a great idea. I will follow anything you do. Who knows, maybe weaving is in my future.

[@sweetgeorgia]

Thanks for the support! So glad you’re enjoying the content and thrilled to hear that you were inspired by the sock machine! 💗

[@denisehigby2554]

I’m sure you’ll figure it out!! As long as we know your name we will follow ❤

[@angelkat50]

I love this idea. I would love to see more machine knitting.

[@martyjangles]

I am SO excited about this!

[@laurajones5817]

Refreshing. There is so much out there that I want to learn. So thank you. I am at a stage in my life that there are not enough hours in my day. But don’t stop creating 😊

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@laurajones5817 thank you so much! 💗

[@pattishanks3788]

As a multi crafter, I appreciate your dedication to sharing all your content so thoughtfully. Even though I’m not a big weaver, I have followed your posts just to see all the lovely things you create.

[@sweetgeorgia]

That's so kind! I'm glad you're enjoying the content.

[@yogiknitgirl]

Wow you so gently said it all! I’m here for all of it!

[@HappilyKnitted]

this is exactly what I have been struggeling with too! Just on a much smaller size. I love your multi-craftuality!

[@bradleyann]

I would love to see more machine knitting! I hand knit and weave but have recently expanded into flat bed machine knitting which is so much fun! But I haven’t found many high quality videos like yours on KZbin. I just subscribed to your weaving channel. Thanks for all of your great content! ❤

[@callielw]

I try to do it all. Spin, weave, knit, sew, dye, whatever. I love doing it but often trying to do too much or think of too many projects I want to try, exhausts me and I don't get anything accomplished. Love your videos.

[@heikehoyer1284]

I am really happy that you make a new channel about weaving!!

[@heatherellam4137]

Super excited for all the content on the new weaving channel. I’ve been a weaver and crocheter for many years and only recently in the last few years have (finally) learned to knit, thanks to your School. And I must say I have always watched knitting related content l, in part because I always wanted to knit, but I also always found something interesting or gained some knowledge about yarn and fibre that I could apply to my weaving practice or crochet projects. Thank you for creating such an amazing fibre arts community.

[@alisonmccallister1136]

I love the variety of videos you have shared. Because of you, I have tried spinning. I'm not good at it, but I am still trying. Because of you, I have tried loom knitting. I love it! Because of you, I want to try weaving, and bought a small rigid heddle loom. I love your channel, ideas, inspiration, and plethora of knowledge. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@alisonmccallister1136 oh my gosh, thank you so much for your beautiful comment. That makes me so happy to hear of all the crafts you’ve tried!

[@Sonika377]

❤ I love to follow your videos for years and love the variation and multicrafter ...I totally agree with you ..any of the subscribers I had join the do not come to my feed anymore ...I lost track of all the subcribed channel until I learn to go now only to my subscribe channels and that is I had to look for your channel again ... I dislike the logaritcs that you tube has now ..They push channels I don't follow n the ones I want to see they don't ... I will subscribe to any channel you open ...I love your format n classes ... I crochet and making yarn and dyeing, spinning but I like to see the weaving channel too !😊❤ I wish you all the success with your new journey ❤!😊

[@anne1k616]

Thank you Felicia. I'm multicraftual, with knitting, crochet, spinning, weaving, dyeing, as well as sewing and quilting. I've learned so much from your KZbin videos and School of Sweet Georgia, and look forward to learning more from your new weaving channels. I joined Discord, but haven't figured out how it works. Maybe a little tutorial would help some of us low tech people.

[@sweetgeorgia]

Thank you for being here and thank you for joining the SOS too! For sure, I think have a little Discord primer here sweetgeorgiayarns.com/how-to-join-the-sweetgeorgia-discord-server/ but let me know if you have questions and we can help!

[@Cookies-i2f]

I ove listening to you. Your cadence and rhythm and clarity is perfect for me.

[@ArtFlowersBeeze8815]

I was told once that "You have a powerful thirst for knowledge" Art..Flowers...Bees thats my thing. Knitting and all things wooly is an art. Art and all mediums are varied. Gardens are art. And bees? They make lovely honey and are fascinating to work with! Life is so complex. So good on you for expanding your love of art and sharing that knowledge!

[@offplumbnan]

I would like to be your neighbor!

[@lynetteruest480]

It is so good to see/find you again! I started watching your KZbin channel in about 2019 and then in 2021 I moved to Europe and got married and somehow I lost track of you and now I know why. I always appreciate learning about a new fibre craft and you featured weaving and I loved watching the videos and dreaming of a space for a loom. I love knitting but would never want to live in a knitting only world. I am excited to learn about knitting machines now with you and the sock knitting machines. Wishing you much success.

[@SewRunKnit]

Hugs to you. I enjoyed your gentle reflection and explanation. You are a gem.

[@zmannranch5637]

Thank you for clearly expressing your thoughts - I think that having separate channels is a wonderful idea and I'm looking forward to learning so much more from you in the future!

[@nilvalongo4749]

I love knit, i love Crochet, i love see and Learning things, thank you. I loved ❤

[@peglasota2961]

I am all of these and Thank You for teaching me how to use my CSM !!!! You are an inspiration and we are fortunate to have you ! Thank YOU!

[@ginandpins6081]

I'll definitely be joining you on the weaving channel, I bought my first (who doesn't have more than 1 loom?) rigid heddle loom after seeing one on your channel, I'd never heard of this type of loom and it was perfect for my space and pocket. I wanted to weave to use up all the leftover odds and ends from my knitting and I still use knitting yarn to weave with. I learnt to weave through KZbin videos and now I've joined a guild, and been introduced to the joys of spinning. I have a spinning wheel but I really prefer to hand spin. I have 7 different types of spindles, and am having a Navajo made for me (so excited!). I am just starting to knit and weave with my hand spun which is giving me great satisfaction. I'd like to weave cloth on my rigid heddle to make clothes. That's my goal for next year.

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@ginandpins6081 amazing!! What a journey, right?! Love hearing how one thing led to another

[@jlt2025]

I love it all! Keep going, I watch them all!!!!

[@StacyBernard-xd4uv]

I shall follow both channels. I don't always see the channels I subscribe to in my feed. So, I use the search bar to find the newest videos. I also subscribe to my favorites and have notifications set up so I am notified when there is a new video. Thank you for what you do!!!

[@beverlyfusfield8709]

This is the first time I’ve seen any of your videos! I’m a knitter and probably will not take up different fiber crafts. Nevertheless, I’d love to learn about other fiber crafts, especially spinning and dyeing so I can understand what goes into making yarn. I’m amazed by weaving and would love to learn how people make those beautiful designs.

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@beverlyfusfield8709 welcome! I’m glad you found us here!! We do talk a lot about knitting so I hope you find something you like here 💗

[@lisagregory5030]

Just found your channel, and I'm inspired to learn more. I'm mainly a knitter, crocheter, and casual sewist, but I have always wanted to weave! I'll be subscribing!

[@beverlyness7954]

This makes so much sense. I knit, weave, wet felt, dry felt, macrame, and make Sami leather & wire bracelets. I just got a used spinning wheel and plan to spin soon. If your video was about weaving, and I wasn't weaving at the time, I didn't tune in. Over time I realized I was missing your other videos, even though I'm subscribed. That had to be KZbin choosing for me. Understanding the loom itself, knowing about how the parts work together or if it's missing parts would be an interesting topic.

[@sueaitkin8030]

Thank you! I will be watching your knitting. I like all the other crafts but don’t always want to hear about them. I am a knitter!!

[@ColorMeHappy.Fiberarts]

Hi Felicia, This was so helpful and we agree totally about the desire to share the joy of all things fiber arts! I (Michelle) met you briefly at H&H to tell you how inspiring you are (and have been) to us over the years. Thanks for all you do!💚

[@mknapp7718]

I’m also a multi crafter. I get how the algorithms can be a negative. Love how you’ve chosen to “fix” the problem. Now maybe I’ll get that loom out of the corner and use up some of that yarn I’ve stashed. 😊

[@ronnikirk6943]

I can't wait to subscribe to your weaving channel too. I'm a spinner, knitter, felter, and, weaver. I love it all!

[@karenalbery2773]

Bummer that computers are so dumb but we will follow 100 channels if we have to. Your videos are amazing even though I only hand knit and crochet I enjoy them all.

[@sweetgeorgia]

Thank you for supporting our channels!! ☺️💗

[@MarjorieGoodwin]

I subscribed to your channel in the early days and I have noticed your videos don't pop up for me anymore. But this one did for some reason! Thank you so much for explaining the changes you've seen in the algorithm. It's something I noticed, but couldn't figure out what was going on. I'm glad you're separating the channels, because now you'll finally show up on my feed again. Thank you!

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@MarjorieGoodwin so glad!! Thanks for following my videos and for being here! 💗

[@momofcems]

I love your videos regardless what you talk about...that's the beauty of being multi-craftual. As for the knitting content, I would love to see more about steeking, double knitting and adapting patterns to fit your body.

[@annashoub]

Thank you for this video. It’s really hard to keep up with the platforms.

[@lydiadaugherty5171]

I remember your Tutorial on Continental Knitting, TY I love having it under my belt if skills for color work. I believe in dexterity and the heart is about learning the arts and history of yarn, wool, of animal and other bases as cotton and silk. Fluff 😂

[@lynnewillette2654]

I am mainly a hand knitter but can also crochet, machine knit and a few other things. I am intrigued with weaving so will subscribe and follow your weaving channel also. Some people are great producers but my health limitations hold me back somewhat. (Oh, and no more space for new things. ☹️) I like to learn new things anyway, just in case right? So I will continue to enjoy watching your channel(s) and your variety of endeavours. Thank you Felicia.

[@jackienadler4648]

I would love to see more hand knitting and machine knitting

[@gailjarrell2889]

I have enjoyed your sharing the different fiber arts techniques. I am a multicrafter and love learning as much as possible to refine my skills. Through your KZbin channel I have learned soooo much. Thank you for continuing to want to share your fiber journey. I’ll be watching both channels.

[@ritagraham6703]

Thank you for sharing your struggles, Felicia. Love your videos and your yarns so much. I must admit I did stop watching for a while because I am single focused with knitting. So appreciate everything you do. You are amazing!

[@sweetgeorgia]

Thanks so much! I’m glad you are back. 💖

[@yarning4asmile]

First of all, I want to express that I have been a fan of your yarns for years. I completely understand your frustration-the KZbin algorithm can be very annoying. I have a channel that I've been running for almost three years. Although it's small, I focus on yarn-related content. My challenge is that I love both knitting and crocheting, and I enjoy sharing information about mostly premium yarns, but occasionally I also feature budget-friendly options. For some reason, KZbin seems to have difficulty connecting me with my audience. Or if I post it puts it in front of an audience that is not interested and then it becomes a ghost town. lol I also can not believe I was not already subscribed to your YT channel.

[@sweetgeorgia]

@@yarning4asmile 💯 it’s tricky, right? I was told that I should just stick with one and only one topic. Hahah it’s so hard!

[@woolmillhomestead]

Great ideas! I love the CSM videos and am trying to collect patterns and ideas of things as well as socks that I can also make with mine...scarves, hats, baby things etc...

[@aroundtheworldfibers]

I'm a multicrafter, not a weaver yet, but a fiber lover. I'll watch anything that has to do with fiber. And who knows, maybe I'll even have the you know what to start my own YT - eventually......

[@sweetgeorgia]

Love it! Yes!!! Go for it

[@GabriellaVuong-vb7bs]

I have always sought out your content because you cover soooooo much with fiber art. I am a knitter, crocheter, weaver, spinner, and I recently was gifted a CSM so your channel was right up my alley. I will happily follow all of your channels going forward, you are fantastic. But I do have a desperate request. How about starting up a CSM channel, I struggle so much with mine. I would love more trouble shooting, tricks and tip with CSM.

[@lauracominetti4051]

I am a multi crafter. YOU make beautiful things in different venues, and you inspire me so much. Thank you!!!

[@radishtopdesign6496]

❤ thank you