As I get older I have started to appreciate hand made things so much..respect

That sheep looks happy

@kathydoyle9939

5 жыл бұрын

Happy sheep: yay! 😊

@andregreen8040

4 жыл бұрын

Fitrian Hidayat@ if she held my head near her crotch like that, I’d be very happy too. Baaaaaaa !

I love how this woman is kind to her sheeps, and very gentle with them. 💖💖 Many Americans and Filipino Knitters are falling in love with fair isle knitting. I love the music of Scotland.

Wool seems softer when the source is remote 😂

Im sure she lives a happy and fulfilling life with a lot less stress than the rest of us. This is life like nature intended.

@nepalihercules

7 жыл бұрын

lifes better if you have money

@AwesomeAsh99

6 жыл бұрын

Nature intended us to die at 30 what the fuck are you on about

@rimashaji4152

6 жыл бұрын

Sure sure sure

@nadivvv

5 жыл бұрын

@@AwesomeAsh99 woah really

@jinchey

5 жыл бұрын

Nature didn't intend anything. It's a concept, not an intelligent being.

Scottish and French hybrid accent - interesting.

@jamesveek-wilson7609

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this--I thought I was going crazy.

@mmpoggs2033

4 жыл бұрын

Wonderful accent!

@paris2993

4 жыл бұрын

Okay !!!!!!! I was wondering why she sounded so un-highlandish

This just made me so happy , she handle the sheep with love ❤️

The sweaters are gorgeous and worth every penney!!!

@whitemailprivilege2830

6 жыл бұрын

Chloe Bell Mmm Penne pasta. I'm getting hungry 😩

Loved the way she cut the fleece off the sheep, adorable ❤️

Awesome. I love the way the sheep are sheared.

See the animals are not suffering this is how all sheep wool must be made

If I lived in a country where it requires a wool jumper. I will definitely buy one from this lady. The amount of work and hours spent from the sheep to the final products deserved a respects.

Great video! I loved it all-scenery, music, sheep, wool, knitting, yarn.... All of this filmed with great understanding. Thank you!

That's an expensive sweater, but looking at the process, if I had the money I'd gladly pay for it

Those magic words: "It's full of satisfaction." Can't think of any better words to describe a working life.

This is what life is all about. We just need to live with the earth. What a remarkable woman! A breath of fresh air. Would that we all lived with the earth. Praise God and bless you from on high!

@mativentrillon9700

7 жыл бұрын

Training Grounds thank you for such lovely comment. Fair Isle has given a new purpose to my life...

@MrMentalSoul

5 жыл бұрын

Take it down a notch, mate.

I loved watching this! I love that she is so talented and preserving a culture.

@HandiworksbyClyne

3 жыл бұрын

I love your picture. So natural!

How inspiring!!! you are an amazing artist. Your sheep just looks so contented. Love your work.

Great history and traditions of production certainly bring great results and achievements ! Handmade and high quality products made of wool ! It's impossible not to buy ! Thank You dear Bloomberg for Your very interesting and helpful shot film ! I appreciate it ! Vl'ado. Nov 10,2018

soo beautiful so pristine thankyou for showing us these lovely islands and skills you have

Can you imagine what that sweater would cost of they didn’t use that knitting machine? ...Which, by the way, those things are a stroke of engineering genius IMHO. I saw a similar device elsewhere on youtube, but for knitting hats or socks.

My friend and her mother both knit Fair Isle style sweaters but not to sell. it is quite a process when hand-knitting.

I don't know which is more beautiful, Scotland or the sweaters, but for 160 Euros, I know which one I'm going to have.

Oh I love how u shear them by hand. Yes the sheep look so much happier then if u for them .

Priceless sweater.

Hi from Karachay, Caucasus!) very inspiring, keep it up! I find a lot in common between our native culture and Scottish culture.

Beautiful work. Such a fantastic location and workshop. Although, I don't believe that it is the world's softest wool.

Very neat to see the process done. I want to make a fair isle by hand some day :)

thats very much intresting and very passionate and fells like more close to earth

Thank you for your craftmanships

I love her gentle voice

Your information is very awesome thank you for taking the time to pass on tradition.

what a nice story and beautiful products

So much beauty and simplicity keeping up tradition

You right!!! And I can't wait to get in this business

Wonderful video. Thank you for making it.

This is so beautiful! Everything I mean.

This is like high quality one of a kind. Best garment u can wear

This is amazing.

I love your work from northern Algeria,me too I product my yarn by myself, washing the wool by my hand ,traditional, I fabric ,and knitting whithe my hand.

So much work for 120 euro?

@bettyhappschatt3467

3 жыл бұрын

160€

Love the video

I am quite new to knitting and would love a machine, would you mind sharing which machine you are using in the film please?

Beautiful

So her life is: 1. Grazing 2. Sheering 3. Knitting 4. Selling 5. Doing in all in an isolated place Saying I’m ‘jealous’ would be an extreme understatement.

I love every bit of this video

yo tell me that sheeps arent the cutest thing ever

Well done!

Amazing

Amazing.

This woman has figured out life. More fulfilling than a corporate career!

Shetland..i loved that serial..

I love the place more than wool.

Awesome

i love your work

This is couture quality.

She's very talented, I plan to move to the Shetlands in some years.

wow! Nice video

Great video

Mmmmm!!!!!!!!!!!! Delicious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Woolly sweaters!!!!!! Not for deserts and the tropics.

Wow ! It's incredible. :)

The views are amazing

I guess my grandma was very cool. She knitted a lot of dresses and sweaters by hand, with quite complex patterns on them. She taught me too, as a child, but I can’t do patterns and stuff...

Very interesting. Very informative. Q: From the time your shear the animal until the time you finally have a completely finished garment that is finally put up on a drying 'rack' then, ultimately sold -- how long is the whole process? Are we talking about a month or more; or slightly less?

What a dream job

Wow the accent almost half Icelandic/Scottish which makes sense

@GeoRoze

5 жыл бұрын

472017807 Hi! I live in Orkney and we are closely knitted to Shetland. Both places share a similar accent called orcadian. We also have our own language which sounds like heavy Gaelic that’s been thrown through Texas haha

@jakedeane5304

5 жыл бұрын

472017807 she’s French

That is a lot of hand work in what is ostensibly a "machine" knitted jumper. I hope the people who end up wearing them appreciate them. Also, interesting little FYI: although a lot of Fair Isle work is done with what is called "fingering" weight yarn (we'd say 3 - 4 ply in Australia), the finished product is more like a double knit because of the floats at the back. (I do a little Fair Isle knitting by hand.)

Not a bad price for all the work and material that goes into it.

Ah man a haircut again? That is beautiful..thank u for ur kindness and understanding ...my grandmother was from Edinburgh and we plan on traveling to see there home and buy me a sweater...my wife is Irish so I promised her an Irish sweater... lol I would live to purchase a sweater from u...I love a turtle neck style.

I just can say You are wonderful

amazing！！！

I like the sheeps.

💕💕💫🙌🏾 she is a boss!!! 🌺

Cool !

I have seen people using these knitting machines here in Manipur, India . it's really interesting to see the art. it's like a typewriter . I heard that it is a Japanese product.

i will pay upto 350 euro fore that natural hand made dress

Does anyone know what machine she was using for the knitting?

Wow worth the price I think.

A dream to work in this field for a living. Hello! From Seattle. Another knitted of the world.

Wow ❤

Please let me know do you export your goods as well or they are just for domestic sale and Special Orders ? Thanks

I would like a hat!

Wow really fair price

so its actually "one of the softest" not THE softest.

@aphyngodiva2551

5 жыл бұрын

Merino is softer than Shetland but that also makes it far weaker because it is the thinness of the fiber that makes it so soft. It has to be mixed with another wool so it does not break. This happens with many other super soft wools too like cashmere (goat) and angora (rabbit). Shetland is probably the softest you could get that holds its own and doesn't need to be mixed.

@n.ayisha

3 жыл бұрын

@@aphyngodiva2551 merino does no have to to be mixed with anything. i have spun yarn from pure merino wool and knitted lots of 100% merino sweaters. the main reason why merino wool gets blended with other fibers is usually as a cost-cutting measure, or if it is intended to be used in socks.

@hastensavoir7782

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t forget the Vicuña and Tengri Khangai fibres.

@victornewman508

3 жыл бұрын

I found shetland wool is more itchy than merino or cashmere.

@hastensavoir7782

3 жыл бұрын

@@victornewman508 are you allergic?

Okay... now I understand the pricing. Wow!

great

Hi which program is she using for testing the jacquard?

Is it possible to buy skeins or balls of Shetland wool yarn and ship to Canada?

Stop hating on the knitting machine or go knit one of these and try not to get carpel tunnel

@ShopeeMarketteam

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah alot of effort goes into these things. Thd next time my grandma gives me an ugly sweater for Christmas, maybe I'll decline it more politely

SO PLEASE HOW MAY I PURCHASE ONE OF THESE DIVINE SWEATERS FROM HER????😍😍😍

Happy sheep make the softest wool

she's not actually knitting, the machine is. although i do like the idea of being able to program the machine with the punch sheet. doing this by hand is more authentic but quite time consuming.

The machine is more interesting than hand knitting

I assumed that traditional sweaters would be hand not machine knit so i was surprised nit to see that in this video.

those look like happy sheep

by totally keeping a whole landscape barren & empty.

Any chance,,, they can be shipped to India???

Prizes ?

Beautiful piece, no wonder Chanel wanted to copy your work.

Is it always hand made or that's just 4 camera