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I love learning about the history of knitting and the many knitting techniques. You have produced an inspiring video and your work is amazing! Thank you!

This was brilliant! I’m sorry I’ve only found your channel now. I hope you make more videos about your knitting history knowledge. The Master Knitter programme sounds fascinating but well beyond me. I’m shocked you don’t have more views but that’s the algorithm. 😅

Hi. I just want to tell you that I really like your videos. Love the more original content and the fact that isn't your usual I boghut this, I knitted the ranunculus... 😋, I will knit the petit knit something... Gets boring after a while! Your tapestry is absolutely fabulous! Total envy here. Also, thanks for the medieval channel recommendation. It's very interesting, medieval history always fascinated me. Keep the good job! 👍👍👍❤️

@haxtonknits

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! Sometimes I struggle with whether or not to continue podcasting because there are so many channels out there. It's nice to hear that mine has a place.

That turned out so well! I think framing vs hanging really elevates the piece. I agree with the other commenters that this channel is great for people who want a deeper dive into the craft. Not that there’s anything wrong with casual knitting, but I, personally, want more. Glad to have found it. Now researching how to become a master knitter….

Piece work is when you are payed by finished piece of whatever it is you make. You seem to associate it with a 'piece' of time, such as day jobs. I am fairly confident that the pieces are finished pieces or items of whatever your specific guild or craft makes, i.e. pottery, clothing items, tapestries, etc.

The V&A one is a mix of intarsia and stranded, lots of knots and floats. Their website now has images of the back. 🥰

@haxtonknits

Жыл бұрын

Oh, now I have to go look that up. Actually now that's I've moved, maybe I can go see it in person.

While I do also love the generic knitting podcasts, I agree with the previous comment! I have not come across anything like this. Btw, the latest Amirisu has a feature on Okinawa. I just so hope to visit there someday.

@haxtonknits

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, I didn’t know about the Amirisu feature on Okinawa. I’ll have to see if I can pick up a copy!