I have now caught up and I really admire how much knitting you have done. I love the socks you finished and I am very envious of your beautiful shawl😊 I am knitting a sweater in almost the same colour as your rust coloured one, it is one of my favourite colours for the colder weather.

@caprinecottage

8 сағат бұрын

Ahh thank you for taking the time to watch them all. It means so much! 🤎 I love rust it goes with so many things. I’ve made a lot of progress on mine and there will be an update about it this week ☺️

Hello from Yorkshire, England! I am so happy to have found your channel. I have now watched all of your videos and you have kept me company while I continue my sweater spin. I'd love to see more of your farm and of your handspun yarn! As well as what you have made/will make with it.

@caprinecottage

15 күн бұрын

Hello! It's always exciting to see how many different places people are tuning in from! I hope your sweater spin is going well. I'm about to take on that task myself. Thanks for joining me here and checking out all the videos.

I always like to hear about books people read. I think the colors you showed for the dress would look good.

@caprinecottage

8 күн бұрын

Reading is my second favorite activity after spinning or knitting. :) And thank you!

Subscribed! Can't wait to see more episodes.

@caprinecottage

11 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for joining me!

I would love to see footage of your goats, particularly the babies playing. I ran a goat dairy for about 20 years and still love seeing them.

@caprinecottage

16 күн бұрын

Awww I love them too! We only have one sort of baby now and she's already 6 months old! I'll try to catch her doing some funny stuff. So much work running a goat dairy but also such important work. Thanks for stopping by. :)

Love the look of the the Highland Scottish socks!

@caprinecottage

20 күн бұрын

Were you hoping for a pair of Scottish Socks of your own? 😉😉

Books? Yes, please! In love with your Taing socks!

@caprinecottage

12 күн бұрын

Thank you so much! I do love books and reading.

@DawnLewis79

11 күн бұрын

@@caprinecottage Me too :)

This is my first time watching and I loved seeing your projects!

@caprinecottage

23 күн бұрын

Welcome! Thanks so much for your sweet comment.

Just found your channel thanks to a Handknit Letter. I am enjoying this.

@caprinecottage

23 күн бұрын

Welcome! Thanks so much for joining me. ☺️

I definitely appreciate slow makers. Time and care seem like what fast fashion is missing so I don’t covet speed knitters. You are very talented and your wears could be in art shows.💗

@caprinecottage

16 күн бұрын

I completely agree. It can be hard sometimes to see people cranking out garments left and right and not compare myself, but that's just not my style. And wow! Thanks so much!

I love your hand spun, I always feel I never quite spin enough to know what to do with but I do love using it. I'm just knitting a caitlin Hunter Ninilchik Swoncho with hand spun for all the colour work and plotu Lopi for the main colour. I've just found your channel. look forward to seeing all your future videos.

@caprinecottage

23 күн бұрын

Thank you so much! I also feel this way about hand spun. I never seem to buy a sweaters quantity of fiber and then just have single skeins. Your project sounds amazing though! I looked up the pattern and it is gorgeous. I'm very partial to the swoncho silhouette in general. Hopefully I'll eventually make a hand spun project too.

Always share about books. Listening to audio books and podcasts, knitting and a cup often/coffee, that's the best! Love your knits . I am doing a half Fishermans rib. It's so fun. anyway . I made a shawl for my sister out of plutolopi. Thank you. Keep going Its great!

@caprinecottage

25 күн бұрын

I love reading probably only second to knitting. I agree that sounds like the perfect day to me! I'm happy you're enjoying your project, I've only done fisherman's rib one time and I remember liking it (it was a few years ago now). Thank you! I appreciate your comments :)

Hello! I have just spent the afternoon watching all of your podcasts. So happy to find you here! I would love to hear about the books you read and about your farm too :)

@caprinecottage

22 күн бұрын

Welcome! Thanks for watching and for your feedback :)

So happy to find your podcast, I love everything you have made, much love from a Canadian in Australia 🥰

@caprinecottage

20 күн бұрын

Welcome! Happy to have you here. Thank you so much. Amazing to be able to chat when you’re all the way across the globe!

I just love those socks. I’m always so afraid to knit my socks without nylon. Jamieson is my favorite yarn.

@caprinecottage

23 күн бұрын

Thank you! I too am very hesitant about no nylon socks but I think the stranded foot will help with strength. I love both Jamiesons and J&S. My top 2 favorites for sure! I don't think I could choose between them.

dont stress about the camera :) putting together a podcast is a lot of work. you are doing great :)

@caprinecottage

16 күн бұрын

Aww thanks. It's definitely easier as I make more and more. I do feel like I'm missing something with my camera's focus feature but it will have to do for now!

I love you yarn pairings for the Cloudbow dress! That variegated looks super cool next to the grounding, earthy colours.

@caprinecottage

19 күн бұрын

Awww thank you for telling me. I'm so undecided about that project in general. I know I definitely want to make one but having a hard time making choices. Luckily I have plenty of time to choose. I do love the neons and neutrals vibe as a theme.

I'd love to see/ hear about your Farmers Market! I was a farmers market manager for a while selling primarily local wares.

@caprinecottage

22 күн бұрын

Oh this is a great idea. Thank you. We sell our veggies at two different markets so it might be nice to compare. ☺️

Hi, I must say I absolutely love the dress you're wearing, it looks so comfortable, and the shawl is beautiful 😊 The Sven toy and matching sweater is funny but very cute, you should give it a go😂! Wow, many ongoing projects, how do you find the time?😅 I admire you, just so you know❤ All the yarns are lovely, keep up the good work. Have a lovely week😘

@caprinecottage

24 күн бұрын

Aww thank you! It really is a very cozy/comfy dress. As a girl I always wanted to match my dolls maybe this is the chance to do it haha! I pretty much knit any second I can, including staying up too late. It slows down a little in the summer when there's vegetable work to be done but I can't give it up completely. You are so sweet, thank you for stopping by again. I hope you also have a great week!

as an icelandic knitter it makes me so happy to see how much you love lopi! absolutely beautiful projects🥰

@caprinecottage

22 күн бұрын

Thank you! I do love it so! I really want to finish at least one more garment with Icelandic wool this year. Icelandic and Shetland wool are my favorites by far! 🤎

I just found your channel and I love it!! Your style and sweetness are contagious🍒🥰

@caprinecottage

14 күн бұрын

Ahh hello! Thank you for stopping by. I love your channel so much! Happy we could connect here.

@wegrowild

14 күн бұрын

@@caprinecottage oh what a honor! So glad I found your channel too🤎🌼🤎

@caprinecottage

14 күн бұрын

☺️☺️🤎

Hi Ann (or Anne?) just found you today while off work sick … what a lovely discovery you are! And well done for your popularity… I would say it’s your lovely natural way that is drawing us in. I’ve been podcasting for a couple of years and haven’t even broken the 500 sub mark yet 😂 keep up the good work and don’t change, love love love! ❤

@caprinecottage

13 күн бұрын

Hello there and Welcome! I'm sorry that you're sick but happy you could find some entertainment and distraction from my videos. You are so so sweet thank you! I'll have to check out your channel as well.

@sewknitcreateandrepeat

13 күн бұрын

@@caprinecottage haha thank you, I won’t be offended if you do t subscribe, I think I’m rather niche 😂. Oh I love Anne of green gables ❤️

I’m enjoying your podcast. I love to see what you are working on and what you have completed. I would also like to hear what books you have read and comments on them and to see your farm too. Happy knitting!

@caprinecottage

25 күн бұрын

Thanks for your kind and helpful feedback. I do truly appreciate it. It can be sort of hard to decide what kind of videos to make. Happy Knitting!

When you made your project bags, did you use a pattern or just wing it? I like how the boxed bottom doesn’t really alter the width at the bottom compared to the top. Content wise…I love seeing farm life! I want to move back to the country and raise our own livestock. I also like hearing about books that are being read-I need new ideas for what to read.

@caprinecottage

22 күн бұрын

Hi there, thanks for stopping by. I used a pattern I bought from Etsy and worked the quilt square in to it. I will try to link it here. www.etsy.com/listing/702002990/drawstring-bag-sewing-pattern-beginner?click_key=b4c63972a73dbd8c1bd787a7276b1c790c5baca9%3A702002990&click_sum=7bb278e7&ref=search2_top_narrowing_intent_modules_top_rated-1&sts=1 I felt that it was very easy to use and I really like the end product. I opted to not make the carrying handle because the layers of fabric were already a little thick for my machine but I slightly regret that. Thanks for your feedback! A farm video is definitely in the works. Maybe I will add a currently reading section to some episodes :)

Lovely podcast, l am just about to start my first unspun yarn project if it turns out anything like yours l will be very happy, l was a bit worried about the drape it would give but your shawl looks perfect. The wool you spun yourself is gorgeous ♥️ the texture and colours are so nice, do you have a project in mind for it? 🧶♥️

@caprinecottage

19 күн бұрын

Thank you so much! I hope your project turns out great. I’ve really enjoyed my journey of working with Plötulopi and would love to try out some other unspun yarns. I’m hoping to spin a few more hand painted braids to eventually take on some form of the Pressed Flowers pattern. ☺️

Hi, Just found your lovely Podcast. How many grams / skeins of plötulopi did you use for the Wildwood shawl? Did you hold the Strands double as suggested in the pattern? I have some plötulopi left from another project and think this might be the perfect stash busting Project for that.

@caprinecottage

21 күн бұрын

Hello and Welcome! I ended up using just over 400g of Plötulopi held double with itself. I could have kept it under 4 plates if I hadn't done the optional crochet braids. One thing to note though is that I did not swatch for this project so that could be why I used more than the pattern expected. However, I've seen a few Ravelry project pages that also indicate using more yarn. I also bet you could make it single stranded for a less dense fabric or held double with something else to help with your stash busting. Good Luck!