Hello! Hope you’re having a relaxing day! In this video, I spent the day crafting at home. Knitting, spinning fibre, and sewing. I also spent some time taking care of the things I once cherished a lot but have been neglecting. My garden and favorite miniatures collection that I’ve been collecting for many years. They once gave me so much joy but I’ve gotten busy with other things so they’ve been neglected. While cleaning and organizing, I’m reminded of the good memories I once had. I hope you will enjoy this video! ✨
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Weeding is hard work and really hurts my back too! There's some back exercises by a Dr McGill called the "Big 3" that are super easy and helped me a lot. Your garden is looking great!
What a wonderfully cozy and lively vlog! It was so nice to know you love miniatures too. Thank you for showing the garden drowning in weeds; it's so valuable to see more than just the result 🍀
I love watching your videos. They're so calm. And they have everything: embroidery, crochet, knitting, sewing, nature, a cat. I live in Europe. Thanks to your videos, I learn a lot about what craftswomen in Japan.
Maybe one video you can just follow Mochi around. Haha! I’d watch.
I forgot that I also have boxes of those Japanese miniatures too. They are stored away and I’m not sure how to display them.
Love your videos so much! They make me so happy. Mochi loved the new house and cushions, so sweet!! Thanks for sharing!!❤❤
I’m sure whoever the shawl is for, that they will love it. You have handmade this special gift for them and thinking of them whilst making it, the recipient will know this when they receive it. You gave us a variety of things in today’s video, which I’m sure your community on here enjoyed.
Oh but the insects must have loved the overgrwon weed garden very much, wich is a very good thing
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Thank you so much for sharing such a wonderful video. I did abandon my garden as well and now I am trying to get it under control. This was a very entertaining video and I will check the DIY diorama video to see if I can make one as well.
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It's always a pleasure to see you doing so many différents things . I love miniatures a lot . And your garden is like I love them : very poetic . See you soon
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Minnoş çok tatlı❤❤🎉
С нетерпением жду каждого видео. Очень интересно смотреть на Ваше творчество. 💞
just re joined so I'll keep an eye on it and make sure I stay joined. Linda
HI Kiko, hope you are well. I too love miniatures, always have. Here is a channel I watch to make minis but also to make rooms to display minis. I recently made a cabinet with a kumiko panel in a woodworking class. I keep some little items in there and now my grandkids are finding minis and adding them to the cabinet. It has become a running joke with my daughters and they now give me "little" things for my "little" cabinet. I'd sent a photo but can't in a post. I'll try to send another way. Thanks for your videos. I was a member but it seems to have stopped, I will check and if I am really not paying I will re join or become a member again. You inspired me to get back to embroidery and I have a number of Japanese books that you use. I use Google Translate to translate and it works fine. I'm also a knitter and crocheter and sewer so I'm always doing something with my hands. Thanks, Linda
Where you see weeds, I see plants and beautiful wild flowers. You can even eat some of them. Wild plants work together well with your plants, they help each other a lot. Let them be friends, one say you'll see your garden in a way that you've never seen before ❤
The present you are making is so special! I'm sure the person who is receiving it will love it no matter the colours. It made with love, that is all that matters.
Mochi is going to enjoy the new pillows 😊
Wonderful episode, as always! You must be pleased with the garden path clearing you did! That was a big job! I’m looking forward to seeing what you knit with your hand spun yarn! I LOVE the miniature food! Gyozas!! They’re so cute! I love all the little labels! Can you read them? Do they actually say the specific products on them? The shawl is lovely! I missed if you said specifically who you’re making it for, but I’m sure they’re love it! And Mochi looks like she’s loving her new cushions! They’ll be easy to clean, too! Lol! Thanks for sharing!
Mochi seems so happy with it's new compy place. Love your video's a lot. Thank you
I love the colours of the new pressed flowers. I’m sure the recipient will love them too. Very classy
This little break from the norm was a pleasant surprise. Keep sprinkling in videos like this. I loved it.
🇮🇶Thank you, Kiko, and kisses to your beautiful cat. Greetings from Iraq.
I absolutely LOVE all the miniature pieces!🤗💗
Hi Kiko! I came for the knitting and sewing and stayed for everything else. I love your music choice, your cooking, spinning and everything that you show. That pressed flowers scarf is lovely and I think that the colours are neutral enough that the recipient will like it 😊
Hello, dear Kiko. The first video I opened out of curiosity was one of your early ones featuring floral arrangements; the title really caught my eye, and I’ve been following your channel ever since, subscribing to support your work as a gesture of appreciation. Those videos show how beautifully and originally you created your arrangements, with such care and simplicity, reflecting the principles of *wabi-sabi*. IKIGAI :):):) Thank you so much for revisiting and incorporating your floral artistry alongside the other creative, original handmade projects you share in your tutorials. With much love and appreciation. ❤
I love how much you enjoy your miniatures. They have always fascinated me, but i have so much clutter in my life. I'm afraid I would lose them. So if you're willing to share your miniatures with us, that would be great. At your own pace of course. A way to gift hand crafts with less worry about colors is to not make it a surprise. Tell your friend what you are making, and give them some colors to choose among. It has worked for me anyway. I find the process of making gifts for people I love very rewarding, but I want to make sure I'm doing the right thing so they really enjoy it.
Kiko! I love miniatures! And your miniature collection is awesome!
Weeds are plants too ! They feed bees n insects 🙏they are good for the echo system
Hi Kiko! Lovely episode. Loved the miniatures. Garden is coming along nicely. One day at a time. Enjoy the process in all you do. Until next time dear friend, many blessings. ✨💜✨
I enjoy seeing how you add a personal touch or upgrade to your items. 💕
Thanks for sharing your miniatures! What fun! ❤️
Can I ask what spinning wheel you have?
Enjoyed your video today! I too love to reorganize, it’s a good feeling to catch up on it sometimes 🤗
My garden gets neglected too when I am crafting but once I take the time to catch up with it, it looks better. Something always has to give when you have a lot on the go. As you said in your previous video you need to try and go at a slower pace so you can enjoy what you do. Take care.