Emily's Garden Irish Knit Sweaters .mp4

The history of the Irish Sweater mixed with home grown flavor and an artists life long love of the craft sets the premise for this show clip.

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• Emilys Garden
• Irish Knits
• knitting
• sweater
• Attleboro
• wool
• Ireland
• Aran Islands
• history
• folklore
• origins
• stitches
• clans
• Irish
• crafts
• howto

[fatgirls11]

I want a Nana like that wow your so lucky

[emilysgarden]

@fatgirls11

She isn't my Nana, but I agree, she IS wonderful and I am so lucky to have met her.. Thanks for watching. I'll pass your accolades to her :)

[emilysgarden]

She truly is lovely! Thanks for watching. I'll pass this along to her:)

[torethelies]

I live in Ireland and often see these jumpers for sale, often people forget how much work and dedication goes into making these. Elsie is a wonderful woman. Thanks for the video!

[lisarayone]

Love this video and wish that I had a Nana such as Mrs. Spellman. I also was thrilled to see Mrs. Spellman throwing her yarn as she knitted. So many folks knit the other way (I have tried and can't seem to get the hang of it). I think throwing the yarn, which is the English way is just as good as picking it (Swiss or German way). Thanks for the post.

[SuedeSaysRockYrLook]

Hello Emily!

This video was featured on Boye’s Facebook page. I will include the link to the page so you can have a look. Please invite your followers to see your post on our page. I hope you continue sharing wonderful work on your YouTube page, for the world to see!

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[beitione]

Please demonstrate sewing aran seams together and if possible show how to pick up stitches for bands.......... thanks.............. Beiti

[olliechale]

That's totally frickin radical!

[rituvip]

Mrs Spellman

your family is blessed with a lady like you . I miss my granny , she always guided me in everything , if its about crochet or social things

[xWhaaa]

I love the sweater!!

[shbachan]

I cant stop thinking about the 'throw' on the back of elsie's sofa, I cant find a pattern for it. Isit called 'trellis' or 'honeycombe' please.