Perfect fiber work-along video, or soothing accompaniment for the tragically non-fiber-related tasks one must attend to.

It is great to just be brave and go for the final colour you wish for. I love seeing your full process. It is so interesting to see how each crafter works with their raw materials and then to see a lovely final finished project. Thank you.

I love watching your videos and am glad to know you want to do longer versions! The natural dying is something I have never tried before, but you are an inspiration. Lovely jumper.

There are a couple of excellent YouTube channels that give guidance for calculations to know how many stitches to pick up from an edge.  These are Roxanne Richardson and Nimble Needles.  Both are Master Knitters, and very generous with their knowledge.

That turned out beautifully. ❤  

I just finished my very first "sheep to cardigan" . I have one dark brown sheep and two white ones.   I wanted to keep it simple so I made it a stockinette "varsity/letterman" style, with dark brown striping on the bottom and the neck band. This was also my first ever adult-sized cardigan!  The good news; it all seamed together well.  The bad news; it's 3 sizes too big! 😊 I am not "fixing" it. I can wear it around the house or yard.  But I learned a lot (and that I need to double, or even triple, check my size selection and gauge). The next sweater should be better.

I am not a proficient knitter like you are, but I'm happy that I made a wearable garment from scratch. My next new skill to explore will be natural dying. I managed dyeing a sample with marigolds, so I have hope! 😂

Wow, you are dedicated and your work is beautiful. Thank you, love from Denmark ❤

Good grief girl! I’ve only been following you for a wee bit. But the last three sweaters… I am in awe. I made an Alpaca sweater once, using commercial yarn, that I wore for 25 years. I got compliments on that sweater every single time I wore it. You have spent 3 times 90+ hours making that kind of sweater. I am officially a super fan. And that green! Be still my heart.

Really enjoying your new longform videos! I'm finding them very inspiring as a longtime knitter who's just  learning to spin, with ambitions of my own sheep-to-sweater projects! Keep it up 🙂🐑

Wow what a beautiful fleece ❤

the colour change when you added the iron was cool! love the colour of the finished product!

I have started using hand soap for scouring and have had the best results. I tried it out because I was worried about the enzymes that are added to washing detergents and  wool wash was not taking enough lanolin out. I am very happy I tried

Восхитительно!!🎉🎉🎉
Спасибо огромное за видео!❤

Lovely jumper.

Love the end color result. Beautiful! Ty for filming so we can enjoy watching the process. I really enjoyed it.

Beautiful! 💚💚💚💚💚

I love your videos! Thank you for sharing with us.
I've had my ball winders for decades, and didn't have any idea that the plastic ball holder could pop off of it until I started watching your videos! That would've saved me cutting my yarn the last time it got tangled around the gears... SMH.

I really liked the colour after the first dye so I was hesitant to see you dye it again, but damn that final green is so pretty!

Your videos make me want to travel to Scotland and Wales and learn how to spin and dye yarn.  If you ever decide to do a "Decotourism" course, let me know!  (not joking....)

Meraviglioso❤❤❤❤

I love the duck sounds in the background, maybe we can have a peek at the poultry sometime?!