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Regina was a fountain of knowledge. Thanks for having her on the show. Would love to see her once a year for a refresher.

Great interview about how we use our bodies in crafting.

I made the mistake of not measuring my before-blocking vs after-blocking gauge on my most recent sweater. I had made my sleeves the perfect length for my arms, and then I blocked it, and to my dismay, the length grew. A LOT. So now I have sleeves that go well past my fingertips. 😂 Whoops.

I have been watching since the beginning. My husband died within 3 months of yours and so we are on a journey we do not want to be on. You and Madeleine are such inspirations. Thank you!

The Lunae Shawl is 5 years old!? I am obsessesed! I am trying to design a sweater with some of these elements.

What a great episode! 💜

Great episode, as always. My lazy idea for the identification of the smocking lines is to put in a lifeline in each row as you do the knitting. It can be hard to see the individual rows of stitching after the fact, so I'd cheat and do it when it's easily visible. Your two projects both look WONDERFUL!

What a wonderful episode, as usual. No wonder my neck hurts all the time! What yarn did you use for the April Cardigan, it’s just stunning😊

omg. the ibtc club!😂

Love this smocking technique. I am so excited to try this!!!

Thank you, it was very interesting!

That was a very interesting episode, Andrea and Madeleine. Well done for tackling the subtitles; you did a great job. I am a physio and loved the interview with Regina. I’m still learning!

Thank you so much, there were so many tips and explanations from Regina that will have me revisiting this episode regularly.

What an amazing episode! I loved seeing the Knitter of the World and her curve construction for garments. The hand therapist was also amazing, thank you for all the tips to be able to keep knitting through our lives. I think your subtitles were well done.😀

I am so impressed with Aimee Sher. She puts so much effort and thought into her designs. I am looking forward to trying some of them!

I loved the interview with Regina, though the German and subs took some repeat watching to follow. However I am surprised that there is something she did not mention because this is well known in Germany and EU overall compared to NA and that is the benefits of natural fibers . I was glad to see that she did mention warmers and the benefit of wrist and hand warmers to increase circulation, although she did not elaborate on how these increase circulation, reduce inflammation and thereby alleviate pain . Sleeping with wrist warmers or full fingerless mitts for the hand(s), or putting them on for a few minutes will quickly alleviate pain . However, they must be made with a natural fiber because synthetics do not have this capacity .Wool works but mohair which is 4x warmer than wool works better, alpaca (@ 6x) and best of all is 100% angora (@8x warmer) which has thermal properties that the other fibers don't have. The other fibers have insulating capacity that traps air between the fibers but angora also has a hollow core that gives it these thermal properties. So it will work very quickly to alleviate any pain and over time if you sleep with these warmers on it can be very healing. A cowl made similarly will help with neck pain or any injury from a whiplash and prevent migraines. And a ring made of angora will accomplish what the ring she suggested will do. This increase in blood flow along with the exercizes can mitigate repetitive strains and make knitting possible again for anyone with arthritis, carpel tunnel, repetitive strain or other circulatory difficulties. Also significant is adequate vitamin D intake for these issues. Also a way to test the need for better circulation is to feel inside your wrist and base of fingers and thumb , and if they are cold they not getting enough blood flood, so warmers will help greatly. Great episode Ladies. Love all your new projects and really loved the smocking ideas for knitting. Thanks for this gem . 🥰

Who else saw the pillow under the arm as a possible air sac to playing BagPipes whilst knitting?!! C'mon, be honest!!

Could you please produce a knit along videp for this years 2024 Shetland Wool Week hat the Islesburgh Toorie? I managed to do a previous one but only because I had your video to follow. I have the new pattern and wool but needing the help. Thanks.

Very usefull information! Thanks once again Andrea and Madeleine for the wonderfull interview with Regina.

Thank you for yet another great episode. I really look forward to each chat. Karen from Gaithersburg

Andrea is so right i would also focus on the May Top ;) It will be so beautiful with this amazing Yarn von Myak! ❤ Thank you!

Thank you soooo much for great episode. Really appreciate interview and great tips from Regina. I'm German speaker so for me ideal. ❤❤❤ Now I dedicate my time to knitting as I'm home with broken ankle after surgery.

I am so happy having listened to Regina explain how I can continue knitting. No need to stop what I love. I thank you fruity knitting, for having Regina on your podcast. I learn over and over from you. ❤

Vielen Dank Regina, für die eingehende und ausführliche Information, so wertvoll 👍

Absolutely delightful episode! You’re both so relaxed…and funny! And as always, incredibly informative!

Interested in the massage ring, it is a accupressure ring ?

Another great video! I’m glad to see you guys have ads! I enjoy the music but I don’t think it takes away from your videos by using royalty free music (if you choose to do that). You guys deserve all the ad revenue!

Eggshell buttons for the win, Madeleine. 😉

Thanks to Regina and all the useful tips! She explained so well and I am now motivated to pay better attention and love to my knittingmachine(body). And lots of xxx to Andrea and Madeleine!

What a comprehensive masterclass on healthy movements for the upper extremities! Every one of the tips and exercises she has taught here are so valuable.

Thank you Regina and Madeleine for this incredibly helpful interview packed with important and helpful information for all of us knitters and crocheters. This will be an episode to refer to again and again. Also lovely to meet Aimee Sher and learn about her beautiful designs that she so thoughtfully creates. Andrea your sweater is beautiful and so perfect on you and quite a triumph after all you went through to make it right. All the best until next time!

very interesting podcast, thank you 🫶🏻💕 liebe grüsse aus der 🇨🇭

So much great stuff, as always. Thanks for the knitting therapy interview. And for the Bring-and-Brag. I love the Lola top and am working on one myself. I love the older-knit summer raglan, too, in orange. I'm always so unsure, what do knitters do with their tops? I mean, does one wear a shirt underneath? Not? How often does one launder (presumably hand-launder)? Anyway, thanks for the episode!

What an awesome episode! The interview with Regina is worth watching several times, and I was very happy to see how yoga PowerShell help keep me knitting. Years ago, I had pain in one arm after knitting for several hours and was terrified to think I could only knit for short periods. Very few people understood why I was thrilled to be diagnosed with shingles - which would go away! As alwsays, I loved seeing your completed work and under construction and the stories of fixing your knitting. Mostl, I look forward to seeing you both again.

So generous of Regina to share this information and remedies freely. I remember a physio therapy book for knitters at a prohibitive price (perhaps also presented on your channel ages ago?) - what a difference in approach! And the empathy of knowing how hard it is not being able to knit due to physical pain. Thank you for that too.

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This was a fantastic episode, ladies! Thank you for keeping me company this dreary Sunday. 🤗

Andrea I admire your persistence re grafting, it is quite heroic.

Your new website is fantastic. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos, it’s a joy to watch them 💐

Vielen Dank an Regina für ihren wertvollen Beitrag 👍

Excellent!

Thanks for another wonderful podcast! Beauty knits as always. Love the little tutorial about your website, so informative and very easy to find my way around 😊

Good on you both for your persistance in completing your sweaters properly.Beautiful work. Love that yellow smocked sweater too. Thanks to Regina for her very handy and helpful knitting tips. Great interview. Thanks again ladies.

Thank you so much for sharing this expert with us.

A recent stroke has caused my right hand to be paralysed and I am spending hours each day exercising to regain movement. Knitting has been my motivation and comfort … but awkward hand position and cramping is a worry! This excellent interview with Regina Sennrich has come at such an opportune moment therefore and I now feel much better equipped to persevere with my rehabilitation and should hopefully be able to avoid future problems! I shall watch this interview over and over I am sure. Thank you so much!

Another wonderful episode; such a variety of informative and enjoyable content. How many knitting podcasts can claim that, over the years, you make us both laugh and cry? I really appreciated Aimee’s thoughtful and beautiful designs as well as the critical ergonomic information you’ve provided. With so many health professionals, their first answer is always to “stop knitting” if you have discomfort, so it was really wonderful to hear from a therapist who understands how important it is to continue to be able to knit in a healthy kind of way. Bravo!

War auch mal schön, ein Interview in Deutsch zu verfolgen, wobei ich Euch sehr gerne in Englisch höre, um in der Sprache fit zu bleiben und neue Fachwörter zu lernen. Danke für die interessante Folge, und dass es euch gibt, you’re doing a great job ❤❤❤ als Vielstrickerin bin ich auch sooo dankbar für die Informationen zur Spiraldynamik, werde jetzt gut auf mich aufpassen 👍👍👍

I've got an increasing problem with impingememt syndrome and I thought that maybe I should stop knitting for a longer period. Now I'm going to try Reginas tips and maybe I don't have to stop knitting. That was incredibly helpful. Thank you ❤

Very interesting episode. But, during the interview section, there are a number of times that the captions appear on top of each other, so you cannot read the subtitles. Even with no German, I was surprised that I could recognize enough of the words, to follow along!

Excellent, excellent episode! I was hoping you'll cover the Swiss Yarn Festival this year too and you did 😁 I hope at a point I'll manage to visit that festival and maybe meet you there! Thank you both very, very much 😍🧶🐑