Welcome to the Kammebornia podcast, about life in general and knitting in particular
In the Kammebornia podcast we want to invite you to our world
that is full of thoughts, feelings and discussions
caused by the scent of the coffee and the soft peaceful rhythm of the knitting
Kammebornia is our art project as well as our own kingdom
Kammebornia is about our wish that everyone could live in their own fairytale kingdom in this place we call reality
and it is about our wish that everyone could be the king or the queen in their own life
We are Dennis and Pia and we live on Gotland, the island of roses and fairytales in the Baltic sea
We wish for a softer, more kind and warm world
Love and respect, does it have to be so hard?
Without the woolen threads, I get lost
but if I can knit one more row, and one more, I can find my way home again
Through the magic of the threads I take my way through the days and the nights
With a rhythm like the waves and the beating of the heart,
I knit one stitch after the other and one row after the other
at the same time I collect my thoughts and feelings
Welcome back to a new episode of the Kammebornia podcast!
It is autumn here where we live. It is so fascinating to reflect on the fact that it at the same time
is spring in other places
The leaves are falling here and the days are getting shorter
I always think of Thoreau this time of the year, an American author that came to mean a lot to me
already as a teenager. Somewhere he wrote something like:
The monetary wealth is only reserved the few
but the gold of the maples are spread equally to all
I think that is also the true gold
And real wealth is to understand that
This world can be so wonderfully beautiful if we can focus on that
And then we can also better deal with the real problems
Because then we know what we have to protect and care for
If we only focus on the problems, we can only see darkness and misery and we do not get any strength
to build up and share our own energy to the world
If we can understand that we should be constructive and share our energies
instead of being destructive, critisize and take what we want with no thought of others
Then we can get more happiness
Because it is by giving that we can get and only if we can accept the things we can not change
we can get strength and courage to change the things we can and want to change
To carry anger inside is only hurting ourselves
To be stingy and greedy also only falls back on ourselves
We shall be kind to each other and treat others the way we want to be treated
Then we can get a softer world and more people can see the gold in front of them
We have had an intense summer and autumn with lots of nice encounters and jobs
Most things are about knitting and social media
It is such a lovely thing to get a richer life in the so called reality through social media on our screens
Metta is one of our Instagram friends @metta_syrostickar
We have followed each other for a long time and the first time we met we already knew each other
This last summer, she came here and visited us on Gotland
We had a lovely day when we could sit and chat, have coffee and knit together
Another dear friend we have found through Instagram is Susanne, @garden.women
We have met many times, on Gotland, on the Swedish mainland at different places, and even in Scotland
This autumn, Susanne moved to Germany with her family and we look forward to see each other there
Before they moved, she came here to visit us, together with one of her daughters
We had lovely days together, having good food, taking walks, chatting and knitting
It is such a wealth to have friends
Together with each other, we become who we are
And friends can be the family we choose
I love being close to people that I feel good to be close to
Many people on the mainland were wondering what we were going to do on Gotland in November
It was almost as if they thought the island is sinking during winter
That is not the case! I have never loved November so much before, it's so beautiful here during autumn and winter
I love to take windy, misty walks by the sea
and this time of the year, I feel closer to the creation here on our island
everything feels so close and so real
Coffee, talk and knitting
Hello Pia!
Hello!
Hello everyone! Welcome to episode 8!
I will begin by asking you something. Autumn?
What does it feel like?
I love the autumn
But I know it has also been a hard time of the year for you
Ok. I have always loved the autumn, but I have had big troubles with November, the late autumn.
What has November done to hurt you?
Early autumn, with all the leaves and the crispy air, apples and all those things -
no problems, I have always loved that.
no problems, I have always loved that.
There has always been a melancholy feeling around it, because everything passes so quick and
the soft summer is disappearing, and life is like the seasones perishable
I think it is the darkness that comes that has been my enemy
It has been like a symbol of evil
I do not like to get cold
No, of course you don't
I have always been identifying myself with Anne of Green Gables when she says
I am so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers
Exactly!
But November has been a big problem
I used to use the word November as a curse
Yes, I know, I remember that
I used to wish we could move November and put it in between May and June
Now I wonder how I would ever manage that
I still love May and June but it's enough, but I don't think I would cope more of it every year
It would be to intense and too little sleep, I need some November too
You are like a bear that needs to hibernate
Yes, I need the cycles
There is light and then there is darkness and then there is light again
Otherwise there would not be a balance
Where we live, there are four seasons and I really appreciate that
But I have been struggling a lot to get to like November
It's hard to make it disappear!
Yes, that is what I realised and then I decided to cope with it instead of fighting it
I found it unnecessary to wish my days to go away, I would miss out on much of my own life
I want to be present in my life and enjoy and be grateful for what I have, not be angry for what I do not have
And when I changed focus, I discovered so many lovely things with November
and those were things I have always loved, that was not the problem
The problem was I could not focus on them before but now I learned to do so and I could enjoy it better
Many of the things I did not like with November have disappeared from my life now.
Like go away from home in the morning and come home in the evening to a cold and dark house
Wake children up that do not want to wake up and go away, and the same for myself
I do not want to wake up before I have got enough sleep and especially not when it is cold and dark
Where we used to live, we had to make a fire to keep warm and if we went away from home, the house got cold
Everyone was hungry and tired and cold in a dark and cold house...
It's very nice for us living in this modern society to have central heating
We can go away and do things and come home to a warm and cosy house
But at the same time we loose something, the feeling that someone is at home and keep the fire burning
Yes, the home and the hearth, the fireplace like the heart of the home
Yes, it is important but it has been replaced by something else
But to know that someone is at home and takes care of the home, I like that
That is, if you like you home
Yes, and right now, we do not have a fire place in our home and we miss that, but it is also nice not to be cold
It feels vey luxurious to have central heating
We do not have to fight and struggle to keep warm
But it can also be satisfactory with some form of struggle to keep warm, if you have the time
Yes, that's a fact
Both you and I like to be at home
We are all different and some of us like to be away a lot and others like to stay at home a lot
Then, we have to support ourselves in different ways, that may force us to go away from home even if we
do not like it
Yes, that's right
I am so happy that I can work from home now!
But this thing with the children growing up, I don't know... it's complicated
Sometimes I feel like Meryl Streep in Mamma Mia, Grow back down again!
But of course I am happy that they grow up, I want them to - it's a part of life
It's wonderful that they get their own lives and their own things to do
Stop growing!
Well, I am in a period of melancholy
I am happy that things are like they are, but still, it is so sad that those lovely days never comes back
It is another kind of wonderful now, but I miss November nights in front of the fire place, with the children
all the games and fairytales
Each thing has its time
Yes, you have to cope with that
It's the same kind of balance as with the seasons and the light and the darkness
But do you like November?
Well, I have never had those kind of problems, all the seasons are merging with each other
You have made it more clear to me, to see the changes and the differences
I usually get a small depression both in the autumn and in the spring, because of the change
I don't want it to be cold for example
But for you, that is mostly in the beginning of the autumn, not in November, then you are already adjusted
Yes, when November comes, I am already there and used to the cold and dark days
This was interesting, to talk about the autumn
Yes, and it's both a time for reflection and rest
and at the same time an intense period of work, kind of low impact
I create a lot during this time of the year
There are less visits and less time outdoors and more time for work
So there are many things going on here, concerning my patterns
We have not even had time to present my two latest designs here on the podcast
So, now we are going to show you!
Let's watch!
Bits and Pieces, a little bit of this and a little bit of that
Bits and Pieces is a halfmitten, nice to wear when it's too cold to be without mittens but too warm to wear ordinary mittens
You can still use your hands to knit or whatever you want to do
As we visited Trondheim I was enchanted by the beautiful old town by the river Nidelva
As I came home, I could not stop thinking of the old houses by the water
With the Norwegian yarn I brought home from my visit, I knitted these mittens as a memory from my travels
Precious are all the meetings I had with lovely people in Norway and I will always remember the October walks,
in crispy autumn air among the falling leaves, around the Nidaros Cathedral and through Bakklandet
together with Dennis and Ella
You can find yarnkits for the Trondheim mittens at @knitography in Norway and at @thewoollythistle thewoollythistle.com in the US
Wow! Have you made those?
It went sp fast, I did not realise what happened
No, me neither, especially with the Trondheim mitten, it went so fast
We came home a month ago
I think Trondheim affected you
It was such a lovely place!
Ad I bought this yarn there, a Norwegian yarn
and I love to use Patricia's mitten blockers
She makes them by hand, out of wood from her own farm, close to Trondheim
It is nice in so many ways!
She also makes sock blockers
So beautiful!
And now I am working on new patterns
This is a sneak peak of my sock that is planned to be released in December
A winter sock
And you are working on your Riddari?
Yes, I am, it takes time, but it has to do so
Yes, of course it can take time! It must!
It looks so good!
It will go well together with my blue!
I knitted this blue one to lie ahead in the Riddari knitalong I am hosting this autumn
All the posts in the knitalong can be found on my blog kammebornia.se under the category Riddari knitalong
They are translated into English
This is my second one, and it is going to be a cardigan
You are almost finished
Yes it will be a cropped cardigan
I will cut this steek
I can do that
This is what we are doing right now
Do you know what you want to do after the Riddari? Or maybe you are not there yet?
I am making a hat, from a pattern I got from Sarah @fibertrek
Rob, Sarah's husband has knitted it
We are hoping for them to come and visit us here on Gotland and wouldn't it be nice for me to have that hat then?
Yes, we will look sweet together, for sure!
Now, we will give you some more November
More of November
Dark November days
Glancingly light
A daily reminder of life's beauty and fragility
To light candles, to land
to rest, in the small things, like the buds on the trees
they are resing, waiting for spring sun and the song of the nightingale
and adjacent, the old brown leaves falling
for a short time, they are close to each other on the tree branch,
what is already finished and what is not yet become
cycles and orbits, what and who are we close to?
Wo and what do we want to be close to?
Melancholy, beautiful, fantastic
not taking anything for granted
Now I would like to show some nice yarns that came home with us from Norway
These are plant dyed by hand by Patricia @p4chen
or @knitography
I choose these because I want to make a mitten in the colours from the beach where I love to walk
The sand, the sea, the sky and the grass
It's like you see the mitten on the beach? Imean you get the inspiration there?
Yes, from the nature. And they are plant dyed.
Very lovely!
She has also dyed this red and it felt so "Christmassy"
I am not sure what to make of them but they are nice to squish and enjoy as they are
There is one more yarn that I want to show
I almost never buy yarn without knowing what to use it for
I have a lot of yarn
and I already have many projects going on and even more on my to do-list
But that yarn, maybe you can give it to me?
It is from a yarn shop in Stockholm called Fingerborg
It's a nice place
I can really recommend a visit to Fingerborg if you are in Stockholm, what a place!
Katrin that runs the store is such a lovely person
I love going there and get inspired and feel the warmth
Yarns, embroideries and of course Katrin herself
It is such a cosy atmosphere there
This is a Highland tweed yarn
It was calling for me
I know many people buy yarn even if they do not need it but as I said, it is not something I usually do
I have not decided what to make of this but I it is possible that it can become a Vintersol by Jennisfer Steingass
It is produced in Great Britain right?
Yes, it is!
At first I wanted to make you a sweater in this colour, I think it is perfect on you
Well, now I don't know, but if I have a sweater in that yarn I will match you when you have the cabled sweater
I am almost finished knitting for you, in the yarn from Life long yarns from Scotland
We will see what happens!
We have a giveaway going on for our patrons
We are so glad that so many of you have become our patrons, thank you!
You can read more about this on patreon.com/Kammebornia if you want to know more about this
We are working on more things to share with our patrons
There are really nice prizes to win in the giveaway
Stitch markers and a project bag from @_bed_of_roses
And that is a necklace made by a Swedish girl called @hannas_finheter
This is a beautiful necklace with a picture from an old botanical illustration of Water Avens
We also have 3 copies of Maja Karlssons new mitten book
We also have one copy of our own book, Picknick
All you have to do to participate is to be a patron and share your best ways to make November cosy
There is a mitten I am knitting from Maja's book
I also want to tell about a yarn I have tried from Blacker Yarns, it is called Tor
I guessed it would be perfect for my Wisby mittens and I made a small sample knit
It is very close to the same gauge so it works well for the Wisby mittens!
it is a bit thicker than the yarn I have used before
It is a very cosy yarn
I have also made cables and other patterns
I got this yarn to try it out and I really like it
I guess we can finish our talk here and I will get back with a book recommendation
How nice, thank you for today!
See you soon! Good bye!
Books
1859-1989 there was a textile factory, called Salhus tricotage factory, making knitted fabric in Norway
They knitted fabric that then became sweaters and other garments
This book is inspired by all the patterns on the swatches made in this factory
It is called Ruter og lus and it is in Norwegian with lots of pictures
It contains new patterns inspired by the old swatches
The new garments sometimes have new colours but the same patterns as were being made in the factory
Here are some of the swatches
I find it so interesting reading about textile history
So the book contains both textile history and new patterns for garments inspired by the old patterns
So it is new knitting adventures in a retro mood
One of you viewers of this podcast can win a copy of this book
To have a chance to win this book, just write a comment here below on Youtube where you
share your best knitting memory
Tell us about your best knitting memory! I am thinking of all the moments knitting with my grandmother
I get a bit nostalgic about this book, my grandmother was a seemstress
I carry a lot of textile history with me through her
Now I am curious about your best knitting memories and you can win this lovely book!
Good Luck!
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You can also find the hand dyed yarn Opalicisous Gradient Selection and my new sock pattern is knitted in Opal yarn from Opalicious
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but for all of us not being in Uppsala they also have a web shop!
For example they carry Yarn kits for my pattern the Trondheim mittens
At Ullcentrum you can find Swedish wool yarn in many lovely colours
many of my own patterns are knitted in yarns from Ullcentrum
Järbo has an inspiring site with knitalongs, a blog and other things (mostly in Swedish though)
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Thank you for being with us. Together we can make this world a warmer and softer place
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LIFE HACKS FOR EMBARRASSING MOMENTS│SIMPLE LIFE HACKS TO LOOK STUNNING EVERY DAY - Duration: 11:46.
LIFE HACKS FOR EMBARRASSING MOMENTS│SIMPLE LIFE HACKS TO LOOK STUNNING EVERY DAY
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बच्चों ,बूढों सबकी खांसी ,जुकाम, बुखार की एक ही दिन में हो जाएगी छुट्टी इससे /COUGH AND COLD REMEDY - Duration: 7:14.
take a pan and add 1 cup of water in it
take a pan and add 1 cup of water in it
and let it boil for some time
and let it boil for some time
now add 10-12 black pepper seeds into it
now add 10-12 black pepper seeds into it
now add 10-12 black pepper seeds into it
add cloves ( 2 nos.)
add cloves ( 2 nos.)
add cloves ( 2 nos.)
now add carom seeds ( ajwain) 1 tsp into it
now add carom seeds ( ajwain) 1 tsp into it
now add carom seeds ( ajwain) 1 tsp into it
add 1/2 tsp dry ginger powder ( sauth) into it
add 1/2 tsp dry ginger powder ( sauth) into it
add 1/2 tsp dry ginger powder ( sauth) into it
add fresh tulsi leaves ( 5-6)
add fresh tulsi leaves ( 5-6)
add fresh tulsi leaves ( 5-6)
now add kachi haldi( raw turmeric) into it .
now add kachi haldi( raw turmeric) into it .
it looks like a ginger and easily available in vegetable market
it looks like a ginger and easily available in vegetable market
it looks like a ginger and easily available in vegetable market
and it is very good and effective remedy for dry and phlegm cough
and it is very good and effective remedy for dry and phlegm cough
and it is very good and effective remedy for dry and phlegm cough
you can take raw haldi in milk also
you can take raw haldi in milk also
for the video of preparing milk you can click on the link given in the first comment ,in the comment box
for the video of preparing milk you can click on the link given in the first comment ,in the comment box
for the video of preparing milk you can click on the link given in the first comment ,in the comment box
now add jaggery ( gud) into it
now add jaggery ( gud) into it
now add jaggery ( gud) into it
add green cardamom ( 2 nos.) into it
add green cardamom ( 2 nos.) into it
now mix and boil all the ingredients till it reaches to half in quantity
now mix and boil all the ingredients till it reaches to half in quantity
now mix and boil all the ingredients till it reaches to half in quantity
now mix and boil all the ingredients till it reaches to half in quantity
now switch off the flame and strain it
now switch off the flame and strain it
now switch off the flame and strain it
and let it cool
and let it cool
you can give 2 tsp , 3 times a day to an adult
you can give 2 tsp , 3 times a day to an adult
and 1 tsp 2 times a day to kids
and 1 tsp 2 times a day to kids
and 1 tsp 2 times a day to kids
it will definitely give you relief in cough and cold and you keep it for 3-4 days without refrigerator
it will definitely give you relief in cough and cold and you keep it for 3-4 days without refrigerator
thankyou
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Simmeringe Defekt -- Rotary Shaft Seal defect - Duration: 3:39.
Hello girls and boys! I am Eddie, that's the rim of my SH scooter
and I wish you a warm welcome to a new video!
Why do I have the rim of the scooter? expanded? Because at the last test,
or at my last check of the Brake pads found that the
Rubber seal here also shaft seal or called simmering,
is defective. You can see it here very nice, here is an erupted spot and
the edge of this shaft seal is also very brittle and will
Soon break away and that after one Age of, yes, I do not know, four, five
Years, just is no quality anymore honda delivers here. Other
Simmeringer easily hold ten years and this one is really broken.
Of course, I'll show you a comparison now a new shaft seal, you see
here the lip is still complete alright, yes and the old seal
comes out and the new one gets into it made. How do you do that?
You drive with a screwdriver here under it, lift it out, then it's up
the lip is even more defective, throw him away anyway and knock
carefully around the new one and that was it. Please do not forget inside
to smear the lips, if you put the Spacer pin in there so
its also lubricated at the Rotation.
So that fits too. Why do you have to swap it? When it rains and is very wet
Of course, moisture can penetrate and behind it sits the wheel bearing
and that starts to rust. And that's why it belongs in an absolute
good condition and greased, hence water can not penetrate. Yes that's it
next time after the Brake pads look, you have to look at
your Simmering, they cost a few Euro, really are not expensive, let
to exchange relatively easily and you avoid the problem that
eventually the wheel bearings can bee broken. And as always, I only have one thing left
to say
STAY UP!
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Just waiting for Friday - Peer Awards, 2018 Winter Edition - Duration: 19:01.
You know what they say, I mean, about
Senior Software Engineers?
Well, it's all true
Hey, see you on Friday?
Sure thing!
Oh no.. no no no no no, this can't be happening, not again...
Why? Why me? What have I done to deserve this?
What am I gonna do now? I'm so screwed!
Step aside and leave this to the pros!
Done.
It was unbelievable! Wow!
What are you talking about? - This guy...
..a master.
I remember it more like you were getting stuck.
May I?
- Sure...
There you go.
Oh yeah? Well...
everyone knows that you are the ONLY one that can touch the old code
No one dares to touch that scary mess...
Don't go there...
Oh god! It's the old code again!
We're so doomed if he doesn't come...
Mind: blown. I mean, a-ma-zing.
Seriously now, seriously? -Pheew!
This is not how it went.
As I remember it,
you were just getting lost in the old code...
Hey, see you on Friday? - Yeah, yeah, whatever
How come none of this old code makes sense to me!?
Let me see.
There, remove that.
Yes. Good.
That bit there. Also trash it.
Hmph. See, wasn't that hard now was it.
What did you just do? - I'd love to say
magic, moon dust and unicorns.
I guess I've been here just long enough
so that all this old stuff seems normal to me.
And that other time when you... - I've had enough of this.
The truth is that only these old guys know how to touch the old code.
But if we wouldn't make them believe they're awesome
they wouldn't touch it either.
Dinosaur...
Well, as a Product Owner,
I do understand the business needs,
the commercial outlook,
and the market situation.
I also need to write specifications,
which I love. It's a lot of fun.
No. It is not.
Hey, how's the spec coming?
Yeah, we can't really do anything without it
Hey, see you on Friday?
Ah, yeah. See ya!
But wait, didn't the sprint start two days ago?
Even the Senior guy back there is just rolling thumbs and waiting.
Just saying.
All right all right!
I've been working all night and day on this!
It will be done, and ready, I promise.
Ok, I might not love spec writing,
but at least I am good at it, oh yeah.
All right guys! Here it is. 'The'...'spec'.
I know I know, it took some time to do it,
but good stuff is worth waiting for, right?
It's thorough, it's complete, it has pictures, diagrams,
explanations, you name it.
I am, as a matter of fact,
quite proud of it!
I'm telling you guys, it practically implements itself.
I mean, she's amazing.
Yeah! Totally. She's... great.
And she works so hard.
She sure does...
She doesn't make any sense. Does she?
Here it is. I guess you get what you ask for.
Should we tell her?
- I don't think so, I mean
are we going to get anything better anyway?
You know she'll just do it again. And again, right?
Yeah, let's just do what we wanted to do anyway.
I think it's exactly what she wanted
Hey yo! This is great! We'll get it done in no time.
I'm not still sure what went wrong.
The specification was clear.
What "I" wanted was clear.
Those guys are just impossible to please!
Well?
Well what?
The... feature, you were asking for?
Listen, I'm a busy woman. What about it?
It's... right here, in front of you.
If this is a joke it ain't funny.
I did write a spec, didn't I?
You did read it, didn't you?
It was a good spec, wasn't it?
Sam!
SAM!
Have you ever heard the saying, from the Rangers,
"no man's left behind?"
Have you EVER heard it from a developer?
Yeah. I didn't think so.
This I was expecting.
This is nonsense. And this...
You seriously didn't read the spec, did you?
In my defense, we did try.
Sorry to say, but they don't make much sense.
All right, so what do we do next?
Well, let's get this done before we meet on Friday.
Okay, it turns out it wasn't that hard.
Ok, she's not that great at writing the specifications,
but she knows what she wants.
Yeah, so we just needed to talk to each other.
That's it. - That's it.
Is that it?
Not by a long shot.
Well, the first spec, it wasn't so clear.
I know, I know... and I apologize for that.
No worries. We did figure it out, didn't we?
It was so nice of you to help me to write a new one.
Don't mention it.
Was it so that you're on holidays next week?
Yeah... but we got it all documented.
I totally trust those guys.
Well, then I'm happy.
You should.
And you are sure that we can do it in a week?
Please. I am a developer, I know how to estimate.
Great! The big boss will be happy since we promised this to the customer!
[I HAVE NO IDEA]
Well, I am a technical writer. - She's very good at this.
So, we take care of the end user documentation
and handle translations. - Which is crucial.
And we need input from several people, different groups of people
localization, developers, business ...
My job is to get information from different sources.
And get the answers!
Too late, damn it.
Well, the answers never come in time anyways.
Do YOU want to tell the story?
Dear?
Fine.
What we really needed was this project to be finished by yesterday...
Hi, how are you doing today?
I'm fine thank... - Fantastic. So about this...
Hey, see you on Friday?
Yeah yeah.
So is this done? Is this ready? I mean, it should be ready.
Why isn't it ready? Are you waiting for someone? Because if you're waiting
for someone, I can go and I can kick their asses...
Remember, breathe.
Inhale.
Exhale.
It's one of the developers, isn't it?
I'm sure Hans will get the information once he nicely asks for it.
Damn you developers... Damn you!
Did you hear something?
Not sure...
I'm never quite sure what the documentation
people want, to be honest.
It's not like we don't try.
We have all types of documentation ready for them.
Anyway, for translation they
could just use Google Translate, right?
I think I might need some help with this.
Oh, no! not again.
We're going to hear about this, aren't we?
Do you think...? - Yes. What.
Is he? - Aha.
do you think...
he's being helpful?
Of course! Always available,
always asking the correct questions.
I think I might need some help with this.
And get some answers, damn it!!
I think I might need some help with this.
So we got this action point on a feature translation.
Anyway. It's important that we do this.
The point is to share our ways of working.
Understanding is key for collaboration.
Can't you just use Google translate?
- Hi guys.
Hi-hello.
So the feature is ready, but we're kind of in a hurry.
We need it translated.
As in, by tomorrow?
No!
It. Can't. Be. Done!
Can't you just use Google Translate?
Guys?
Get ready!
Go!
Go! Go! Go!
Don't -
use -
Google translate.
Got it.
Here in Finland we have this
perjantai pulla tradition.
which means Friday bun.
Everyone takes their cup of coffee,
gets together and then we enjoy our nice pullas.
Right now I'm on a diet.
A strict one.
Except on Fridays.
On Fridays, I eat my pulla.
Nothing. I mean,
NOTHING gets in my way.
Weeks are long. Specifications are long.
Waiting for things to get done takes long.
Dealing with developers takes long.
The one thing,
the single one thing that
makes it all OK is the Friday bun.
IF I get one.
I have had back to back meetings
since nine o'clock this morning.
No breaks.
No lunch.
No nothing.
I. Need. My. Sugar!
Honestly.
I don't get what all the fuzz is about.
They get SO worked up.
I just REALLY like Fridays!
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Welcome to the Kammebornia podcast, about life in general and knitting in particular
In the Kammebornia podcast we want to invite you to our world
that is full of thoughts, feelings and discussions
caused by the scent of the coffee and the soft peaceful rhythm of the knitting
Kammebornia is our art project as well as our own kingdom
Kammebornia is about our wish that everyone could live in their own fairytale kingdom in this place we call reality
and it is about our wish that everyone could be the king or the queen in their own life
We are Dennis and Pia and we live on Gotland, the island of roses and fairytales in the Baltic sea
We wish for a softer, more kind and warm world
Love and respect, does it have to be so hard?
Without the woolen threads, I get lost
but if I can knit one more row, and one more, I can find my way home again
Through the magic of the threads I take my way through the days and the nights
With a rhythm like the waves and the beating of the heart,
I knit one stitch after the other and one row after the other
at the same time I collect my thoughts and feelings
Welcome back to a new episode of the Kammebornia podcast!
It is autumn here where we live. It is so fascinating to reflect on the fact that it at the same time
is spring in other places
The leaves are falling here and the days are getting shorter
I always think of Thoreau this time of the year, an American author that came to mean a lot to me
already as a teenager. Somewhere he wrote something like:
The monetary wealth is only reserved the few
but the gold of the maples are spread equally to all
I think that is also the true gold
And real wealth is to understand that
This world can be so wonderfully beautiful if we can focus on that
And then we can also better deal with the real problems
Because then we know what we have to protect and care for
If we only focus on the problems, we can only see darkness and misery and we do not get any strength
to build up and share our own energy to the world
If we can understand that we should be constructive and share our energies
instead of being destructive, critisize and take what we want with no thought of others
Then we can get more happiness
Because it is by giving that we can get and only if we can accept the things we can not change
we can get strength and courage to change the things we can and want to change
To carry anger inside is only hurting ourselves
To be stingy and greedy also only falls back on ourselves
We shall be kind to each other and treat others the way we want to be treated
Then we can get a softer world and more people can see the gold in front of them
We have had an intense summer and autumn with lots of nice encounters and jobs
Most things are about knitting and social media
It is such a lovely thing to get a richer life in the so called reality through social media on our screens
Metta is one of our Instagram friends @metta_syrostickar
We have followed each other for a long time and the first time we met we already knew each other
This last summer, she came here and visited us on Gotland
We had a lovely day when we could sit and chat, have coffee and knit together
Another dear friend we have found through Instagram is Susanne, @garden.women
We have met many times, on Gotland, on the Swedish mainland at different places, and even in Scotland
This autumn, Susanne moved to Germany with her family and we look forward to see each other there
Before they moved, she came here to visit us, together with one of her daughters
We had lovely days together, having good food, taking walks, chatting and knitting
It is such a wealth to have friends
Together with each other, we become who we are
And friends can be the family we choose
I love being close to people that I feel good to be close to
Many people on the mainland were wondering what we were going to do on Gotland in November
It was almost as if they thought the island is sinking during winter
That is not the case! I have never loved November so much before, it's so beautiful here during autumn and winter
I love to take windy, misty walks by the sea
and this time of the year, I feel closer to the creation here on our island
everything feels so close and so real
Coffee, talk and knitting
Hello Pia!
Hello!
Hello everyone! Welcome to episode 8!
I will begin by asking you something. Autumn?
What does it feel like?
I love the autumn
But I know it has also been a hard time of the year for you
Ok. I have always loved the autumn, but I have had big troubles with November, the late autumn.
What has November done to hurt you?
Early autumn, with all the leaves and the crispy air, apples and all those things -
no problems, I have always loved that.
no problems, I have always loved that.
There has always been a melancholy feeling around it, because everything passes so quick and
the soft summer is disappearing, and life is like the seasones perishable
I think it is the darkness that comes that has been my enemy
It has been like a symbol of evil
I do not like to get cold
No, of course you don't
I have always been identifying myself with Anne of Green Gables when she says
I am so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers
Exactly!
But November has been a big problem
I used to use the word November as a curse
Yes, I know, I remember that
I used to wish we could move November and put it in between May and June
Now I wonder how I would ever manage that
I still love May and June but it's enough, but I don't think I would cope more of it every year
It would be to intense and too little sleep, I need some November too
You are like a bear that needs to hibernate
Yes, I need the cycles
There is light and then there is darkness and then there is light again
Otherwise there would not be a balance
Where we live, there are four seasons and I really appreciate that
But I have been struggling a lot to get to like November
It's hard to make it disappear!
Yes, that is what I realised and then I decided to cope with it instead of fighting it
I found it unnecessary to wish my days to go away, I would miss out on much of my own life
I want to be present in my life and enjoy and be grateful for what I have, not be angry for what I do not have
And when I changed focus, I discovered so many lovely things with November
and those were things I have always loved, that was not the problem
The problem was I could not focus on them before but now I learned to do so and I could enjoy it better
Many of the things I did not like with November have disappeared from my life now.
Like go away from home in the morning and come home in the evening to a cold and dark house
Wake children up that do not want to wake up and go away, and the same for myself
I do not want to wake up before I have got enough sleep and especially not when it is cold and dark
Where we used to live, we had to make a fire to keep warm and if we went away from home, the house got cold
Everyone was hungry and tired and cold in a dark and cold house...
It's very nice for us living in this modern society to have central heating
We can go away and do things and come home to a warm and cosy house
But at the same time we loose something, the feeling that someone is at home and keep the fire burning
Yes, the home and the hearth, the fireplace like the heart of the home
Yes, it is important but it has been replaced by something else
But to know that someone is at home and takes care of the home, I like that
That is, if you like you home
Yes, and right now, we do not have a fire place in our home and we miss that, but it is also nice not to be cold
It feels vey luxurious to have central heating
We do not have to fight and struggle to keep warm
But it can also be satisfactory with some form of struggle to keep warm, if you have the time
Yes, that's a fact
Both you and I like to be at home
We are all different and some of us like to be away a lot and others like to stay at home a lot
Then, we have to support ourselves in different ways, that may force us to go away from home even if we
do not like it
Yes, that's right
I am so happy that I can work from home now!
But this thing with the children growing up, I don't know... it's complicated
Sometimes I feel like Meryl Streep in Mamma Mia, Grow back down again!
But of course I am happy that they grow up, I want them to - it's a part of life
It's wonderful that they get their own lives and their own things to do
Stop growing!
Well, I am in a period of melancholy
I am happy that things are like they are, but still, it is so sad that those lovely days never comes back
It is another kind of wonderful now, but I miss November nights in front of the fire place, with the children
all the games and fairytales
Each thing has its time
Yes, you have to cope with that
It's the same kind of balance as with the seasons and the light and the darkness
But do you like November?
Well, I have never had those kind of problems, all the seasons are merging with each other
You have made it more clear to me, to see the changes and the differences
I usually get a small depression both in the autumn and in the spring, because of the change
I don't want it to be cold for example
But for you, that is mostly in the beginning of the autumn, not in November, then you are already adjusted
Yes, when November comes, I am already there and used to the cold and dark days
This was interesting, to talk about the autumn
Yes, and it's both a time for reflection and rest
and at the same time an intense period of work, kind of low impact
I create a lot during this time of the year
There are less visits and less time outdoors and more time for work
So there are many things going on here, concerning my patterns
We have not even had time to present my two latest designs here on the podcast
So, now we are going to show you!
Let's watch!
Bits and Pieces, a little bit of this and a little bit of that
Bits and Pieces is a halfmitten, nice to wear when it's too cold to be without mittens but too warm to wear ordinary mittens
You can still use your hands to knit or whatever you want to do
As we visited Trondheim I was enchanted by the beautiful old town by the river Nidelva
As I came home, I could not stop thinking of the old houses by the water
With the Norwegian yarn I brought home from my visit, I knitted these mittens as a memory from my travels
Precious are all the meetings I had with lovely people in Norway and I will always remember the October walks,
in crispy autumn air among the falling leaves, around the Nidaros Cathedral and through Bakklandet
together with Dennis and Ella
You can find yarnkits for the Trondheim mittens at @knitography in Norway and at @thewoollythistle thewoollythistle.com in the US
Wow! Have you made those?
It went sp fast, I did not realise what happened
No, me neither, especially with the Trondheim mitten, it went so fast
We came home a month ago
I think Trondheim affected you
It was such a lovely place!
Ad I bought this yarn there, a Norwegian yarn
and I love to use Patricia's mitten blockers
She makes them by hand, out of wood from her own farm, close to Trondheim
It is nice in so many ways!
She also makes sock blockers
So beautiful!
And now I am working on new patterns
This is a sneak peak of my sock that is planned to be released in December
A winter sock
And you are working on your Riddari?
Yes, I am, it takes time, but it has to do so
Yes, of course it can take time! It must!
It looks so good!
It will go well together with my blue!
I knitted this blue one to lie ahead in the Riddari knitalong I am hosting this autumn
All the posts in the knitalong can be found on my blog kammebornia.se under the category Riddari knitalong
They are translated into English
This is my second one, and it is going to be a cardigan
You are almost finished
Yes it will be a cropped cardigan
I will cut this steek
I can do that
This is what we are doing right now
Do you know what you want to do after the Riddari? Or maybe you are not there yet?
I am making a hat, from a pattern I got from Sarah @fibertrek
Rob, Sarah's husband has knitted it
We are hoping for them to come and visit us here on Gotland and wouldn't it be nice for me to have that hat then?
Yes, we will look sweet together, for sure!
Now, we will give you some more November
More of November
Dark November days
Glancingly light
A daily reminder of life's beauty and fragility
To light candles, to land
to rest, in the small things, like the buds on the trees
they are resing, waiting for spring sun and the song of the nightingale
and adjacent, the old brown leaves falling
for a short time, they are close to each other on the tree branch,
what is already finished and what is not yet become
cycles and orbits, what and who are we close to?
Wo and what do we want to be close to?
Melancholy, beautiful, fantastic
not taking anything for granted
Now I would like to show some nice yarns that came home with us from Norway
These are plant dyed by hand by Patricia @p4chen
or @knitography
I choose these because I want to make a mitten in the colours from the beach where I love to walk
The sand, the sea, the sky and the grass
It's like you see the mitten on the beach? Imean you get the inspiration there?
Yes, from the nature. And they are plant dyed.
Very lovely!
She has also dyed this red and it felt so "Christmassy"
I am not sure what to make of them but they are nice to squish and enjoy as they are
There is one more yarn that I want to show
I almost never buy yarn without knowing what to use it for
I have a lot of yarn
and I already have many projects going on and even more on my to do-list
But that yarn, maybe you can give it to me?
It is from a yarn shop in Stockholm called Fingerborg
It's a nice place
I can really recommend a visit to Fingerborg if you are in Stockholm, what a place!
Katrin that runs the store is such a lovely person
I love going there and get inspired and feel the warmth
Yarns, embroideries and of course Katrin herself
It is such a cosy atmosphere there
This is a Highland tweed yarn
It was calling for me
I know many people buy yarn even if they do not need it but as I said, it is not something I usually do
I have not decided what to make of this but I it is possible that it can become a Vintersol by Jennisfer Steingass
It is produced in Great Britain right?
Yes, it is!
At first I wanted to make you a sweater in this colour, I think it is perfect on you
Well, now I don't know, but if I have a sweater in that yarn I will match you when you have the cabled sweater
I am almost finished knitting for you, in the yarn from Life long yarns from Scotland
We will see what happens!
We have a giveaway going on for our patrons
We are so glad that so many of you have become our patrons, thank you!
You can read more about this on patreon.com/Kammebornia if you want to know more about this
We are working on more things to share with our patrons
There are really nice prizes to win in the giveaway
Stitch markers and a project bag from @_bed_of_roses
And that is a necklace made by a Swedish girl called @hannas_finheter
This is a beautiful necklace with a picture from an old botanical illustration of Water Avens
We also have 3 copies of Maja Karlssons new mitten book
We also have one copy of our own book, Picknick
All you have to do to participate is to be a patron and share your best ways to make November cosy
There is a mitten I am knitting from Maja's book
I also want to tell about a yarn I have tried from Blacker Yarns, it is called Tor
I guessed it would be perfect for my Wisby mittens and I made a small sample knit
It is very close to the same gauge so it works well for the Wisby mittens!
it is a bit thicker than the yarn I have used before
It is a very cosy yarn
I have also made cables and other patterns
I got this yarn to try it out and I really like it
I guess we can finish our talk here and I will get back with a book recommendation
How nice, thank you for today!
See you soon! Good bye!
Books
1859-1989 there was a textile factory, called Salhus tricotage factory, making knitted fabric in Norway
They knitted fabric that then became sweaters and other garments
This book is inspired by all the patterns on the swatches made in this factory
It is called Ruter og lus and it is in Norwegian with lots of pictures
It contains new patterns inspired by the old swatches
The new garments sometimes have new colours but the same patterns as were being made in the factory
Here are some of the swatches
I find it so interesting reading about textile history
So the book contains both textile history and new patterns for garments inspired by the old patterns
So it is new knitting adventures in a retro mood
One of you viewers of this podcast can win a copy of this book
To have a chance to win this book, just write a comment here below on Youtube where you
share your best knitting memory
Tell us about your best knitting memory! I am thinking of all the moments knitting with my grandmother
I get a bit nostalgic about this book, my grandmother was a seemstress
I carry a lot of textile history with me through her
Now I am curious about your best knitting memories and you can win this lovely book!
Good Luck!
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You can also find the hand dyed yarn Opalicisous Gradient Selection and my new sock pattern is knitted in Opal yarn from Opalicious
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but for all of us not being in Uppsala they also have a web shop!
For example they carry Yarn kits for my pattern the Trondheim mittens
At Ullcentrum you can find Swedish wool yarn in many lovely colours
many of my own patterns are knitted in yarns from Ullcentrum
Järbo has an inspiring site with knitalongs, a blog and other things (mostly in Swedish though)
Thank you for watching the Kammebornia podcast
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Thank you for being with us. Together we can make this world a warmer and softer place
with love, yarn and respect!
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Episode 8/2018 - Duration: 36:58.
Welcome to the Kammebornia podcast, about life in general and knitting in particular
In the Kammebornia podcast we want to invite you to our world
that is full of thoughts, feelings and discussions
caused by the scent of the coffee and the soft peaceful rhythm of the knitting
Kammebornia is our art project as well as our own kingdom
Kammebornia is about our wish that everyone could live in their own fairytale kingdom in this place we call reality
and it is about our wish that everyone could be the king or the queen in their own life
We are Dennis and Pia and we live on Gotland, the island of roses and fairytales in the Baltic sea
We wish for a softer, more kind and warm world
Love and respect, does it have to be so hard?
Without the woolen threads, I get lost
but if I can knit one more row, and one more, I can find my way home again
Through the magic of the threads I take my way through the days and the nights
With a rhythm like the waves and the beating of the heart,
I knit one stitch after the other and one row after the other
at the same time I collect my thoughts and feelings
Welcome back to a new episode of the Kammebornia podcast!
It is autumn here where we live. It is so fascinating to reflect on the fact that it at the same time
is spring in other places
The leaves are falling here and the days are getting shorter
I always think of Thoreau this time of the year, an American author that came to mean a lot to me
already as a teenager. Somewhere he wrote something like:
The monetary wealth is only reserved the few
but the gold of the maples are spread equally to all
I think that is also the true gold
And real wealth is to understand that
This world can be so wonderfully beautiful if we can focus on that
And then we can also better deal with the real problems
Because then we know what we have to protect and care for
If we only focus on the problems, we can only see darkness and misery and we do not get any strength
to build up and share our own energy to the world
If we can understand that we should be constructive and share our energies
instead of being destructive, critisize and take what we want with no thought of others
Then we can get more happiness
Because it is by giving that we can get and only if we can accept the things we can not change
we can get strength and courage to change the things we can and want to change
To carry anger inside is only hurting ourselves
To be stingy and greedy also only falls back on ourselves
We shall be kind to each other and treat others the way we want to be treated
Then we can get a softer world and more people can see the gold in front of them
We have had an intense summer and autumn with lots of nice encounters and jobs
Most things are about knitting and social media
It is such a lovely thing to get a richer life in the so called reality through social media on our screens
Metta is one of our Instagram friends @metta_syrostickar
We have followed each other for a long time and the first time we met we already knew each other
This last summer, she came here and visited us on Gotland
We had a lovely day when we could sit and chat, have coffee and knit together
Another dear friend we have found through Instagram is Susanne, @garden.women
We have met many times, on Gotland, on the Swedish mainland at different places, and even in Scotland
This autumn, Susanne moved to Germany with her family and we look forward to see each other there
Before they moved, she came here to visit us, together with one of her daughters
We had lovely days together, having good food, taking walks, chatting and knitting
It is such a wealth to have friends
Together with each other, we become who we are
And friends can be the family we choose
I love being close to people that I feel good to be close to
Many people on the mainland were wondering what we were going to do on Gotland in November
It was almost as if they thought the island is sinking during winter
That is not the case! I have never loved November so much before, it's so beautiful here during autumn and winter
I love to take windy, misty walks by the sea
and this time of the year, I feel closer to the creation here on our island
everything feels so close and so real
Coffee, talk and knitting
Hello Pia!
Hello!
Hello everyone! Welcome to episode 8!
I will begin by asking you something. Autumn?
What does it feel like?
I love the autumn
But I know it has also been a hard time of the year for you
Ok. I have always loved the autumn, but I have had big troubles with November, the late autumn.
What has November done to hurt you?
Early autumn, with all the leaves and the crispy air, apples and all those things -
no problems, I have always loved that.
no problems, I have always loved that.
There has always been a melancholy feeling around it, because everything passes so quick and
the soft summer is disappearing, and life is like the seasones perishable
I think it is the darkness that comes that has been my enemy
It has been like a symbol of evil
I do not like to get cold
No, of course you don't
I have always been identifying myself with Anne of Green Gables when she says
I am so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers
Exactly!
But November has been a big problem
I used to use the word November as a curse
Yes, I know, I remember that
I used to wish we could move November and put it in between May and June
Now I wonder how I would ever manage that
I still love May and June but it's enough, but I don't think I would cope more of it every year
It would be to intense and too little sleep, I need some November too
You are like a bear that needs to hibernate
Yes, I need the cycles
There is light and then there is darkness and then there is light again
Otherwise there would not be a balance
Where we live, there are four seasons and I really appreciate that
But I have been struggling a lot to get to like November
It's hard to make it disappear!
Yes, that is what I realised and then I decided to cope with it instead of fighting it
I found it unnecessary to wish my days to go away, I would miss out on much of my own life
I want to be present in my life and enjoy and be grateful for what I have, not be angry for what I do not have
And when I changed focus, I discovered so many lovely things with November
and those were things I have always loved, that was not the problem
The problem was I could not focus on them before but now I learned to do so and I could enjoy it better
Many of the things I did not like with November have disappeared from my life now.
Like go away from home in the morning and come home in the evening to a cold and dark house
Wake children up that do not want to wake up and go away, and the same for myself
I do not want to wake up before I have got enough sleep and especially not when it is cold and dark
Where we used to live, we had to make a fire to keep warm and if we went away from home, the house got cold
Everyone was hungry and tired and cold in a dark and cold house...
It's very nice for us living in this modern society to have central heating
We can go away and do things and come home to a warm and cosy house
But at the same time we loose something, the feeling that someone is at home and keep the fire burning
Yes, the home and the hearth, the fireplace like the heart of the home
Yes, it is important but it has been replaced by something else
But to know that someone is at home and takes care of the home, I like that
That is, if you like you home
Yes, and right now, we do not have a fire place in our home and we miss that, but it is also nice not to be cold
It feels vey luxurious to have central heating
We do not have to fight and struggle to keep warm
But it can also be satisfactory with some form of struggle to keep warm, if you have the time
Yes, that's a fact
Both you and I like to be at home
We are all different and some of us like to be away a lot and others like to stay at home a lot
Then, we have to support ourselves in different ways, that may force us to go away from home even if we
do not like it
Yes, that's right
I am so happy that I can work from home now!
But this thing with the children growing up, I don't know... it's complicated
Sometimes I feel like Meryl Streep in Mamma Mia, Grow back down again!
But of course I am happy that they grow up, I want them to - it's a part of life
It's wonderful that they get their own lives and their own things to do
Stop growing!
Well, I am in a period of melancholy
I am happy that things are like they are, but still, it is so sad that those lovely days never comes back
It is another kind of wonderful now, but I miss November nights in front of the fire place, with the children
all the games and fairytales
Each thing has its time
Yes, you have to cope with that
It's the same kind of balance as with the seasons and the light and the darkness
But do you like November?
Well, I have never had those kind of problems, all the seasons are merging with each other
You have made it more clear to me, to see the changes and the differences
I usually get a small depression both in the autumn and in the spring, because of the change
I don't want it to be cold for example
But for you, that is mostly in the beginning of the autumn, not in November, then you are already adjusted
Yes, when November comes, I am already there and used to the cold and dark days
This was interesting, to talk about the autumn
Yes, and it's both a time for reflection and rest
and at the same time an intense period of work, kind of low impact
I create a lot during this time of the year
There are less visits and less time outdoors and more time for work
So there are many things going on here, concerning my patterns
We have not even had time to present my two latest designs here on the podcast
So, now we are going to show you!
Let's watch!
Bits and Pieces, a little bit of this and a little bit of that
Bits and Pieces is a halfmitten, nice to wear when it's too cold to be without mittens but too warm to wear ordinary mittens
You can still use your hands to knit or whatever you want to do
As we visited Trondheim I was enchanted by the beautiful old town by the river Nidelva
As I came home, I could not stop thinking of the old houses by the water
With the Norwegian yarn I brought home from my visit, I knitted these mittens as a memory from my travels
Precious are all the meetings I had with lovely people in Norway and I will always remember the October walks,
in crispy autumn air among the falling leaves, around the Nidaros Cathedral and through Bakklandet
together with Dennis and Ella
You can find yarnkits for the Trondheim mittens at @knitography in Norway and at @thewoollythistle thewoollythistle.com in the US
Wow! Have you made those?
It went sp fast, I did not realise what happened
No, me neither, especially with the Trondheim mitten, it went so fast
We came home a month ago
I think Trondheim affected you
It was such a lovely place!
Ad I bought this yarn there, a Norwegian yarn
and I love to use Patricia's mitten blockers
She makes them by hand, out of wood from her own farm, close to Trondheim
It is nice in so many ways!
She also makes sock blockers
So beautiful!
And now I am working on new patterns
This is a sneak peak of my sock that is planned to be released in December
A winter sock
And you are working on your Riddari?
Yes, I am, it takes time, but it has to do so
Yes, of course it can take time! It must!
It looks so good!
It will go well together with my blue!
I knitted this blue one to lie ahead in the Riddari knitalong I am hosting this autumn
All the posts in the knitalong can be found on my blog kammebornia.se under the category Riddari knitalong
They are translated into English
This is my second one, and it is going to be a cardigan
You are almost finished
Yes it will be a cropped cardigan
I will cut this steek
I can do that
This is what we are doing right now
Do you know what you want to do after the Riddari? Or maybe you are not there yet?
I am making a hat, from a pattern I got from Sarah @fibertrek
Rob, Sarah's husband has knitted it
We are hoping for them to come and visit us here on Gotland and wouldn't it be nice for me to have that hat then?
Yes, we will look sweet together, for sure!
Now, we will give you some more November
More of November
Dark November days
Glancingly light
A daily reminder of life's beauty and fragility
To light candles, to land
to rest, in the small things, like the buds on the trees
they are resing, waiting for spring sun and the song of the nightingale
and adjacent, the old brown leaves falling
for a short time, they are close to each other on the tree branch,
what is already finished and what is not yet become
cycles and orbits, what and who are we close to?
Wo and what do we want to be close to?
Melancholy, beautiful, fantastic
not taking anything for granted
Now I would like to show some nice yarns that came home with us from Norway
These are plant dyed by hand by Patricia @p4chen
or @knitography
I choose these because I want to make a mitten in the colours from the beach where I love to walk
The sand, the sea, the sky and the grass
It's like you see the mitten on the beach? Imean you get the inspiration there?
Yes, from the nature. And they are plant dyed.
Very lovely!
She has also dyed this red and it felt so "Christmassy"
I am not sure what to make of them but they are nice to squish and enjoy as they are
There is one more yarn that I want to show
I almost never buy yarn without knowing what to use it for
I have a lot of yarn
and I already have many projects going on and even more on my to do-list
But that yarn, maybe you can give it to me?
It is from a yarn shop in Stockholm called Fingerborg
It's a nice place
I can really recommend a visit to Fingerborg if you are in Stockholm, what a place!
Katrin that runs the store is such a lovely person
I love going there and get inspired and feel the warmth
Yarns, embroideries and of course Katrin herself
It is such a cosy atmosphere there
This is a Highland tweed yarn
It was calling for me
I know many people buy yarn even if they do not need it but as I said, it is not something I usually do
I have not decided what to make of this but I it is possible that it can become a Vintersol by Jennisfer Steingass
It is produced in Great Britain right?
Yes, it is!
At first I wanted to make you a sweater in this colour, I think it is perfect on you
Well, now I don't know, but if I have a sweater in that yarn I will match you when you have the cabled sweater
I am almost finished knitting for you, in the yarn from Life long yarns from Scotland
We will see what happens!
We have a giveaway going on for our patrons
We are so glad that so many of you have become our patrons, thank you!
You can read more about this on patreon.com/Kammebornia if you want to know more about this
We are working on more things to share with our patrons
There are really nice prizes to win in the giveaway
Stitch markers and a project bag from @_bed_of_roses
And that is a necklace made by a Swedish girl called @hannas_finheter
This is a beautiful necklace with a picture from an old botanical illustration of Water Avens
We also have 3 copies of Maja Karlssons new mitten book
We also have one copy of our own book, Picknick
All you have to do to participate is to be a patron and share your best ways to make November cosy
There is a mitten I am knitting from Maja's book
I also want to tell about a yarn I have tried from Blacker Yarns, it is called Tor
I guessed it would be perfect for my Wisby mittens and I made a small sample knit
It is very close to the same gauge so it works well for the Wisby mittens!
it is a bit thicker than the yarn I have used before
It is a very cosy yarn
I have also made cables and other patterns
I got this yarn to try it out and I really like it
I guess we can finish our talk here and I will get back with a book recommendation
How nice, thank you for today!
See you soon! Good bye!
Books
1859-1989 there was a textile factory, called Salhus tricotage factory, making knitted fabric in Norway
They knitted fabric that then became sweaters and other garments
This book is inspired by all the patterns on the swatches made in this factory
It is called Ruter og lus and it is in Norwegian with lots of pictures
It contains new patterns inspired by the old swatches
The new garments sometimes have new colours but the same patterns as were being made in the factory
Here are some of the swatches
I find it so interesting reading about textile history
So the book contains both textile history and new patterns for garments inspired by the old patterns
So it is new knitting adventures in a retro mood
One of you viewers of this podcast can win a copy of this book
To have a chance to win this book, just write a comment here below on Youtube where you
share your best knitting memory
Tell us about your best knitting memory! I am thinking of all the moments knitting with my grandmother
I get a bit nostalgic about this book, my grandmother was a seemstress
I carry a lot of textile history with me through her
Now I am curious about your best knitting memories and you can win this lovely book!
Good Luck!
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At Opalicious you can find lots of Opal yarn and other nice yarns and things
You can also find the hand dyed yarn Opalicisous Gradient Selection and my new sock pattern is knitted in Opal yarn from Opalicious
In Uppsala you can find YlloYyll and a piece of yarn heaven
but for all of us not being in Uppsala they also have a web shop!
For example they carry Yarn kits for my pattern the Trondheim mittens
At Ullcentrum you can find Swedish wool yarn in many lovely colours
many of my own patterns are knitted in yarns from Ullcentrum
Järbo has an inspiring site with knitalongs, a blog and other things (mostly in Swedish though)
Thank you for watching the Kammebornia podcast
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You see the engine when you open the hood of car.
That's the same thing.
Hatch, hatch opening.
I want to show you that the inside frames are pretty. So I open the part of the armor.
I want to show you that the inside frames are pretty. So I open the part of the armor.
Gundam is combat robot.
The frame is inside, and the armor is used to protect the frame.
The frame is inside, and the armor is used to protect the frame.
I opened the armor.
So you can see the inside with mechanical beauty, like the detail of the frame, and the pipeline.
So you can see the inside with mechanical beauty, like the detail of the frame, and the pipeline.
Nu Gundam, RX-93.
The most important part of the Hatch Open is the Pelvis.
There's a cylinder. Can you see the red cylinder?
The Gunpra Kit from Bandai can't open the aromr.
You need to do something to open it.
Sometimes I make cylinders, sometimes I just open armor and attach them.
Whether I'm making it myself or cutting it off from another kit,
This is my own cylinder.
I used to use a lot of resin.
But since 2 or 3 years ago, I've only been working on parts from Bandai.
It's an entry for GBWC 2017.
It's a 1:72 Kshatriya.
Bandai never release a product of that size Kshatriya.
Because Bandai only release HG size (1:144).
I made that out of gunpra injections.
This is made of a Sazabi's shield.
I need two Sazabi's shields to make one.
So, I need 6 Sazabi, 4 Nu Gundam, 3~4 PG products.
(You mean you're going to get this done with another gunpra parts?)
First of all, I need a full interpretation of this mechanic.
so I can use the other parts.
Junk parts are in my table.
It's PG strike Gundam junk parts.
This is Nu Gundam junk.
And Sazabi Junk.
70% or more of the parts in the custom works are Sazabi's parts.
Best utilization. And best made in Bandai.
I need to use a nice detailed kit to get great effects when combined with other parts.
I need to use a nice detailed kit to get great effects when combined with other parts.
(What was the first hatch open?)
I made GP01. It's an old gundam. So it has mechanical and oily feeling.
I made GP01. It's an old gundam. So it has mechanical and oily feeling.
This is my beginning of the hatch open.
This is what I created after few years.
I'm doing the same thing. My skill is getting better.
It's the Hatch Open that I've created with my latest technology.
(I don't think you're opening all the armor.)
I open the pretty part of it.
It's opening without hurting Gundam's original design.
If it's too much. It'll get messy.
(Are there any Kits that can't hatch open?)
Ultimately, no.
I just open the armor and transplant the frame inside.
This is the Jagd Doga. new product of Bandai.
It' has no flame inside.
So I implanted Sazabi's frame with a similar shape.
Someone asked me to open the hatch for a Beargguy. I was surprised.
ecause there's nothing inside.
I've been thinking a lot, and then I've cut out the frame and implanted it with RG Z'gok,
and I've shown the mechanical feeing inside.
(It must have been hard and annoying)
It's a hassle work, but after that, I feel endorphins are made,
I made something out of the world.
(You're not just only work to the hatch open, are you?)
I'm doing what I want to do.
I don't stick to a particular method. It's for fun, so I make it in many ways.
There are many kinds of kits I've made so far.
I edited a photo of the gunpra I made and opened the web site in May.
It means sharing. I hope many people enjoy it.
It's not just the Hatch Open, it's a variety of...
There's no way in gunpra. There's a saying that 'Gundam is free'.
This isn't about 'saving the planet', it's not about 'reunification on Korea'.
Just enjoy it.
I'd like to say that. Just enjoy it.
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Episode 8/2018 - Duration: 36:58.
Welcome to the Kammebornia podcast, about life in general and knitting in particular
In the Kammebornia podcast we want to invite you to our world
that is full of thoughts, feelings and discussions
caused by the scent of the coffee and the soft peaceful rhythm of the knitting
Kammebornia is our art project as well as our own kingdom
Kammebornia is about our wish that everyone could live in their own fairytale kingdom in this place we call reality
and it is about our wish that everyone could be the king or the queen in their own life
We are Dennis and Pia and we live on Gotland, the island of roses and fairytales in the Baltic sea
We wish for a softer, more kind and warm world
Love and respect, does it have to be so hard?
Without the woolen threads, I get lost
but if I can knit one more row, and one more, I can find my way home again
Through the magic of the threads I take my way through the days and the nights
With a rhythm like the waves and the beating of the heart,
I knit one stitch after the other and one row after the other
at the same time I collect my thoughts and feelings
Welcome back to a new episode of the Kammebornia podcast!
It is autumn here where we live. It is so fascinating to reflect on the fact that it at the same time
is spring in other places
The leaves are falling here and the days are getting shorter
I always think of Thoreau this time of the year, an American author that came to mean a lot to me
already as a teenager. Somewhere he wrote something like:
The monetary wealth is only reserved the few
but the gold of the maples are spread equally to all
I think that is also the true gold
And real wealth is to understand that
This world can be so wonderfully beautiful if we can focus on that
And then we can also better deal with the real problems
Because then we know what we have to protect and care for
If we only focus on the problems, we can only see darkness and misery and we do not get any strength
to build up and share our own energy to the world
If we can understand that we should be constructive and share our energies
instead of being destructive, critisize and take what we want with no thought of others
Then we can get more happiness
Because it is by giving that we can get and only if we can accept the things we can not change
we can get strength and courage to change the things we can and want to change
To carry anger inside is only hurting ourselves
To be stingy and greedy also only falls back on ourselves
We shall be kind to each other and treat others the way we want to be treated
Then we can get a softer world and more people can see the gold in front of them
We have had an intense summer and autumn with lots of nice encounters and jobs
Most things are about knitting and social media
It is such a lovely thing to get a richer life in the so called reality through social media on our screens
Metta is one of our Instagram friends @metta_syrostickar
We have followed each other for a long time and the first time we met we already knew each other
This last summer, she came here and visited us on Gotland
We had a lovely day when we could sit and chat, have coffee and knit together
Another dear friend we have found through Instagram is Susanne, @garden.women
We have met many times, on Gotland, on the Swedish mainland at different places, and even in Scotland
This autumn, Susanne moved to Germany with her family and we look forward to see each other there
Before they moved, she came here to visit us, together with one of her daughters
We had lovely days together, having good food, taking walks, chatting and knitting
It is such a wealth to have friends
Together with each other, we become who we are
And friends can be the family we choose
I love being close to people that I feel good to be close to
Many people on the mainland were wondering what we were going to do on Gotland in November
It was almost as if they thought the island is sinking during winter
That is not the case! I have never loved November so much before, it's so beautiful here during autumn and winter
I love to take windy, misty walks by the sea
and this time of the year, I feel closer to the creation here on our island
everything feels so close and so real
Coffee, talk and knitting
Hello Pia!
Hello!
Hello everyone! Welcome to episode 8!
I will begin by asking you something. Autumn?
What does it feel like?
I love the autumn
But I know it has also been a hard time of the year for you
Ok. I have always loved the autumn, but I have had big troubles with November, the late autumn.
What has November done to hurt you?
Early autumn, with all the leaves and the crispy air, apples and all those things -
no problems, I have always loved that.
no problems, I have always loved that.
There has always been a melancholy feeling around it, because everything passes so quick and
the soft summer is disappearing, and life is like the seasones perishable
I think it is the darkness that comes that has been my enemy
It has been like a symbol of evil
I do not like to get cold
No, of course you don't
I have always been identifying myself with Anne of Green Gables when she says
I am so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers
Exactly!
But November has been a big problem
I used to use the word November as a curse
Yes, I know, I remember that
I used to wish we could move November and put it in between May and June
Now I wonder how I would ever manage that
I still love May and June but it's enough, but I don't think I would cope more of it every year
It would be to intense and too little sleep, I need some November too
You are like a bear that needs to hibernate
Yes, I need the cycles
There is light and then there is darkness and then there is light again
Otherwise there would not be a balance
Where we live, there are four seasons and I really appreciate that
But I have been struggling a lot to get to like November
It's hard to make it disappear!
Yes, that is what I realised and then I decided to cope with it instead of fighting it
I found it unnecessary to wish my days to go away, I would miss out on much of my own life
I want to be present in my life and enjoy and be grateful for what I have, not be angry for what I do not have
And when I changed focus, I discovered so many lovely things with November
and those were things I have always loved, that was not the problem
The problem was I could not focus on them before but now I learned to do so and I could enjoy it better
Many of the things I did not like with November have disappeared from my life now.
Like go away from home in the morning and come home in the evening to a cold and dark house
Wake children up that do not want to wake up and go away, and the same for myself
I do not want to wake up before I have got enough sleep and especially not when it is cold and dark
Where we used to live, we had to make a fire to keep warm and if we went away from home, the house got cold
Everyone was hungry and tired and cold in a dark and cold house...
It's very nice for us living in this modern society to have central heating
We can go away and do things and come home to a warm and cosy house
But at the same time we loose something, the feeling that someone is at home and keep the fire burning
Yes, the home and the hearth, the fireplace like the heart of the home
Yes, it is important but it has been replaced by something else
But to know that someone is at home and takes care of the home, I like that
That is, if you like you home
Yes, and right now, we do not have a fire place in our home and we miss that, but it is also nice not to be cold
It feels vey luxurious to have central heating
We do not have to fight and struggle to keep warm
But it can also be satisfactory with some form of struggle to keep warm, if you have the time
Yes, that's a fact
Both you and I like to be at home
We are all different and some of us like to be away a lot and others like to stay at home a lot
Then, we have to support ourselves in different ways, that may force us to go away from home even if we
do not like it
Yes, that's right
I am so happy that I can work from home now!
But this thing with the children growing up, I don't know... it's complicated
Sometimes I feel like Meryl Streep in Mamma Mia, Grow back down again!
But of course I am happy that they grow up, I want them to - it's a part of life
It's wonderful that they get their own lives and their own things to do
Stop growing!
Well, I am in a period of melancholy
I am happy that things are like they are, but still, it is so sad that those lovely days never comes back
It is another kind of wonderful now, but I miss November nights in front of the fire place, with the children
all the games and fairytales
Each thing has its time
Yes, you have to cope with that
It's the same kind of balance as with the seasons and the light and the darkness
But do you like November?
Well, I have never had those kind of problems, all the seasons are merging with each other
You have made it more clear to me, to see the changes and the differences
I usually get a small depression both in the autumn and in the spring, because of the change
I don't want it to be cold for example
But for you, that is mostly in the beginning of the autumn, not in November, then you are already adjusted
Yes, when November comes, I am already there and used to the cold and dark days
This was interesting, to talk about the autumn
Yes, and it's both a time for reflection and rest
and at the same time an intense period of work, kind of low impact
I create a lot during this time of the year
There are less visits and less time outdoors and more time for work
So there are many things going on here, concerning my patterns
We have not even had time to present my two latest designs here on the podcast
So, now we are going to show you!
Let's watch!
Bits and Pieces, a little bit of this and a little bit of that
Bits and Pieces is a halfmitten, nice to wear when it's too cold to be without mittens but too warm to wear ordinary mittens
You can still use your hands to knit or whatever you want to do
As we visited Trondheim I was enchanted by the beautiful old town by the river Nidelva
As I came home, I could not stop thinking of the old houses by the water
With the Norwegian yarn I brought home from my visit, I knitted these mittens as a memory from my travels
Precious are all the meetings I had with lovely people in Norway and I will always remember the October walks,
in crispy autumn air among the falling leaves, around the Nidaros Cathedral and through Bakklandet
together with Dennis and Ella
You can find yarnkits for the Trondheim mittens at @knitography in Norway and at @thewoollythistle thewoollythistle.com in the US
Wow! Have you made those?
It went sp fast, I did not realise what happened
No, me neither, especially with the Trondheim mitten, it went so fast
We came home a month ago
I think Trondheim affected you
It was such a lovely place!
Ad I bought this yarn there, a Norwegian yarn
and I love to use Patricia's mitten blockers
She makes them by hand, out of wood from her own farm, close to Trondheim
It is nice in so many ways!
She also makes sock blockers
So beautiful!
And now I am working on new patterns
This is a sneak peak of my sock that is planned to be released in December
A winter sock
And you are working on your Riddari?
Yes, I am, it takes time, but it has to do so
Yes, of course it can take time! It must!
It looks so good!
It will go well together with my blue!
I knitted this blue one to lie ahead in the Riddari knitalong I am hosting this autumn
All the posts in the knitalong can be found on my blog kammebornia.se under the category Riddari knitalong
They are translated into English
This is my second one, and it is going to be a cardigan
You are almost finished
Yes it will be a cropped cardigan
I will cut this steek
I can do that
This is what we are doing right now
Do you know what you want to do after the Riddari? Or maybe you are not there yet?
I am making a hat, from a pattern I got from Sarah @fibertrek
Rob, Sarah's husband has knitted it
We are hoping for them to come and visit us here on Gotland and wouldn't it be nice for me to have that hat then?
Yes, we will look sweet together, for sure!
Now, we will give you some more November
More of November
Dark November days
Glancingly light
A daily reminder of life's beauty and fragility
To light candles, to land
to rest, in the small things, like the buds on the trees
they are resing, waiting for spring sun and the song of the nightingale
and adjacent, the old brown leaves falling
for a short time, they are close to each other on the tree branch,
what is already finished and what is not yet become
cycles and orbits, what and who are we close to?
Wo and what do we want to be close to?
Melancholy, beautiful, fantastic
not taking anything for granted
Now I would like to show some nice yarns that came home with us from Norway
These are plant dyed by hand by Patricia @p4chen
or @knitography
I choose these because I want to make a mitten in the colours from the beach where I love to walk
The sand, the sea, the sky and the grass
It's like you see the mitten on the beach? Imean you get the inspiration there?
Yes, from the nature. And they are plant dyed.
Very lovely!
She has also dyed this red and it felt so "Christmassy"
I am not sure what to make of them but they are nice to squish and enjoy as they are
There is one more yarn that I want to show
I almost never buy yarn without knowing what to use it for
I have a lot of yarn
and I already have many projects going on and even more on my to do-list
But that yarn, maybe you can give it to me?
It is from a yarn shop in Stockholm called Fingerborg
It's a nice place
I can really recommend a visit to Fingerborg if you are in Stockholm, what a place!
Katrin that runs the store is such a lovely person
I love going there and get inspired and feel the warmth
Yarns, embroideries and of course Katrin herself
It is such a cosy atmosphere there
This is a Highland tweed yarn
It was calling for me
I know many people buy yarn even if they do not need it but as I said, it is not something I usually do
I have not decided what to make of this but I it is possible that it can become a Vintersol by Jennisfer Steingass
It is produced in Great Britain right?
Yes, it is!
At first I wanted to make you a sweater in this colour, I think it is perfect on you
Well, now I don't know, but if I have a sweater in that yarn I will match you when you have the cabled sweater
I am almost finished knitting for you, in the yarn from Life long yarns from Scotland
We will see what happens!
We have a giveaway going on for our patrons
We are so glad that so many of you have become our patrons, thank you!
You can read more about this on patreon.com/Kammebornia if you want to know more about this
We are working on more things to share with our patrons
There are really nice prizes to win in the giveaway
Stitch markers and a project bag from @_bed_of_roses
And that is a necklace made by a Swedish girl called @hannas_finheter
This is a beautiful necklace with a picture from an old botanical illustration of Water Avens
We also have 3 copies of Maja Karlssons new mitten book
We also have one copy of our own book, Picknick
All you have to do to participate is to be a patron and share your best ways to make November cosy
There is a mitten I am knitting from Maja's book
I also want to tell about a yarn I have tried from Blacker Yarns, it is called Tor
I guessed it would be perfect for my Wisby mittens and I made a small sample knit
It is very close to the same gauge so it works well for the Wisby mittens!
it is a bit thicker than the yarn I have used before
It is a very cosy yarn
I have also made cables and other patterns
I got this yarn to try it out and I really like it
I guess we can finish our talk here and I will get back with a book recommendation
How nice, thank you for today!
See you soon! Good bye!
Books
1859-1989 there was a textile factory, called Salhus tricotage factory, making knitted fabric in Norway
They knitted fabric that then became sweaters and other garments
This book is inspired by all the patterns on the swatches made in this factory
It is called Ruter og lus and it is in Norwegian with lots of pictures
It contains new patterns inspired by the old swatches
The new garments sometimes have new colours but the same patterns as were being made in the factory
Here are some of the swatches
I find it so interesting reading about textile history
So the book contains both textile history and new patterns for garments inspired by the old patterns
So it is new knitting adventures in a retro mood
One of you viewers of this podcast can win a copy of this book
To have a chance to win this book, just write a comment here below on Youtube where you
share your best knitting memory
Tell us about your best knitting memory! I am thinking of all the moments knitting with my grandmother
I get a bit nostalgic about this book, my grandmother was a seemstress
I carry a lot of textile history with me through her
Now I am curious about your best knitting memories and you can win this lovely book!
Good Luck!
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South Korea's 2019 budget unlikely to be passed by legal deadline - Duration: 0:58.
it's looking like the National Assembly won't be able to pass next year's budget
by the legal deadline December 2nd which is this Sunday the parliaments Budget
Committee is holding last-minute deliberations on the spending plan at
worth roughly four hundred and twenty billion u.s. dollars they've still got a
long way to go with rival parties divided over the funds for job creation
and inter-korean projects as well as an expected shortfall in tax revenue the
National Assembly Act stipulates the budget committee has to finish
deliberations by November 30th which is today if not the budget plan is referred
to a plenary session in its original form unless the parties agree otherwise
the two biggest opposition parties propose holding a vote next Friday but
the ruling party rejected it saying it's far beyond the deadline for now it
appears that proposal will be reviewed by a smaller group of lawmakers
consisting of a representative from each party on the budget committee as well as
floor leaders from the three main parties over the weekend
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S. Korea provides materials to N. Korea to maintain inter-Korean military communication lines - Duration: 0:33.
SOLAS provided the necessary equipment to Pyongyang for the north to properly
maintain inter-korean military communication lines in the western part
of the peninsula South Korea's Defense Ministry said Friday that copper and
fiber optic cable transmission equipment had been shipped to the north which are
necessary for the upkeep of the military lines cross-border military
communications in the western part of the peninsula had recently become
unstable due to aging equipment the ministry says stabilizing the lines will
contribute to securing and boosting inter-korean military exchanges
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Samsung Electronics announces to cancel US$ 4.3 bil worth of shares - Duration: 1:52.
Samsung Electronics says it will cancel more than four billion US dollars worth
of its corporate shares to boost shareholder value Canada also announced
a share buyback plan of its owner go to uni tells us more - of South
Korea's largest firms announced on Friday to cancel or buy back its own
shares to increase the shareholder value Samsung Electronics said it would cancer
around 4.3 billion US dollars worth of its shares on December 4th
the tech giant plans to retire more than four hundred forty nine million common
shares and 80 million preferred shares accounting for 7% and 9% of the total
respectively the value of the shares announced by Samsung was based on its
book value with the actual market value being worth 19 point six billion u.s.
dollars as of market closed on Thursday this comes after the company announced
in April 2017 to cancel his treasury shares in two stages and he retired
around half of the amount in May last year the most important reason for
companies to cancel Treasury stocks is to maintain or increase the value of
their shares the cancellation reduces the number of stocks which raises the
value per share for the remaining ones Hyundai Motor Company also announced
plans to buy back around 223 million u.s. dollars worth of his treasury
shares the process will begin starting next Monday and continue until February
28th the company says this move will stabilizes stock prices and increase
investor returns economic experts say these window-dressing moves often take
place near the end of the year for a reason
most companies measure soft prices at the end of the year because this is when
they report a performance of the group the stop price is to reflect how well
they manage the company Kourtney Arirang news
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S. Korea's industrial output rises in October by 6.7% on year: Statistics Korea - Duration: 2:09.
production investment and sales South Korea's three main indicators of
industrial output they all inched up in October it's the first time that's
happened in nine months 1 John 1 takes a closer look
South Korea's industrial output rebounded in October government data
showed production in all industries rose last months by 0.4 percent on an
increase in metal processing and logistics production the manufacturing
sector saw production go up by 1 percent while the service sector saw a rise of
0.3 percent compared to a year earlier industrial production surged in October
by 6.7 percent but the reason was simply that there were more working days in the
month of October industrial activity index has shot about 7 percent increase
over the last year but that's mainly because of the basement period by which
instead these are who work for the month of October you know in 2017 was 21 days
and this year it is 26 days so there's a 5 day increase although the year
meanwhile retail sales rose by two tenths of a percent on months led by
automobiles and clothing and facility investment jumped nearly 2 percent for a
second monthly gain in a row but November is shaping up to be
significantly weaker kind of ancient Korean economic you know growth has been
exported our semiconductor and type industry is showing some significant
fall and that's why we believe it's going to have a very slow economic
activity and industrial activity down the road throughout the rest of the year
because the price of semiconductors has been falling to medically for the month
of Elul in November most economic indicators improved in October but
probably not enough to turn around the overall economic cycle 1 Arirang news
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South Korea offers example for North Korea in human development: UNDP official - Duration: 2:54.
Soula seen as a leading example of socio-economic development as
inter-korean ties improve some are optimistic its experience could advance
human development in the north to find out more our Oh Sooyoung spoke to one of
the leaders of the UN Development Programme as hold on Pyongyang get ready
for that cross-border projects the South could have much to offer the north in
terms of making socio-economic progress that's according to the United Nations
development programs director of advocacy or accommoda in an interview
with Arirang TV the director says she hopes the UN will be able to expand its
engagement with North Korea on social development so the UN and of course UNDP
being present in both countries also follow with great interest the positive
steps forward the hope of the world is of course to see a peaceful development
in the region but also development that can bring human development to the
people under the UNDP is one of six UN agencies working in North Korea having
established an office there in 1979 the organization aims to support the UN
strategic priorities for North Korea by filling gaps in nutrition energy and
disaster preparedness especially among women and vulnerable people
the director expressed optimism that South Korea could share its development
to experience as cross-border ties improve I am sure and convinced that
South Korea has a lot of positive examples to bring and these sustainable
development goals has a heading that says leave no one behind and I know
there is also an engagement in Korea in the important area of gender equality
and this is also something that we would like to bring also to any development
engagement that we have as as you need appeal the director is currently in
Seoul to discuss ways to deepen cooperation with South Korea's foreign
aid agency KOICA in order to share successful policies with other countries
the experience of Korea with regard to forestation a very important areas in
these times of discussions of climate change governance and anti-corruption
transparency or examples of areas where we can see that policies and practices
in Korea connect to be exported to other parts of the
world in Asia but also in African countries relations between South Korea
and the UNDP go back more than 50 years starting in 1966 the UNDP provided the
cells with aid as it recovered from years of brutal colonial rule by Japan
and the Korean War that followed fast forward to 2010 and South Korea was the
first aid recipient country to become an official donor and it's been expanding
as foreign aid program since the UNDP official hopes ho will continue
promoting multilateral cooperation amid the rise of nationalism and populism
which could hinder the UN's global Development Goals
we'll see young Arirang news
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Police to crack down in December on passengers without seatbelts and drunk cyclists - Duration: 0:51.
police announced a month-long special enforcement in December of seatbelt laws
and a crackdown on riding bicycles while intoxicated they're following up on new
laws passed recently one of which requires all passengers in a car to
buckle up the seatbelt crackdown will happen on streets with lots of accidents
and on highways if a passenger isn't wearing a seatbelt the driver will have
to pay a fine of about 30 US dollars the fine will be doubled if the passenger is
a child under 13 years of age as for cycling under the influence police will
be looking for violators near convenience stores and restaurants
places where people might drink and get on their bikes a final around thirty
dollars will apply to cyclists found with a blood alcohol concentration
higher than 0.05% usually the result of about two beers for the average adult
male
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Fine dust levels to fluctuate through the weekend _ 113018 - Duration: 1:44.
hello Michelle Park here with the latest for their update the yellow dust has
mostly cleared out from the central region including hor bringing air
quality back to normal but dust levels are still high over in the southern
regions and very high over on Jeju Island now the air is forecast to stay
like this until tomorrow so keep those masks candy and a high pressure front
will make for a clear Saturday afternoon with most parts of the country reaching
double digit readings same goes for Tokyo and is expected to be mild but
Beijing will be rather chilly checking out the readings and details Seoul will
make up to a cold morning at into the 1 degree Celsius similar readings apply
for a table and Conger daily highs will make up into the teens in many many
places so we'll head up to 11 while Jeju tops to 17 there's chances levels could
rise this weekend so try to stay indoors now late Sunday night there will be rain
nationwide and then the temperatures will drop quite a lot I'll leave you
with the weather conditions around the world
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S. Koreans see civil service as most desirable job: Survey - Duration: 0:38.
the most coveted line of work in South Korea is in the public sector apparently
that's according to a survey published today by local job portals haram in some
twenty six percent of respondents chose civil servant asta profession they most
desire of those and over a million 95.5% sided job security as the key reason but
in terms of the jobs respondents actually prepared and applied for fifty
percent chose the private sector due to the intense competition for civil
service positions Salomon says the survey results show how important stable
employment is to both jobseekers and those already working
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S. Korea's Blue House 'open to all possibilities' regarding visit by N. Korea's Kim Jong-un - Duration: 0:50.
the nation's top office is open to all possibilities when it comes to a proper
proposed a visit to Seoul by North Korean leader Kim jong-un
however nothing's decided yet Tejada spokesperson Kim Hyung was responding to
a news report that South Korea was trying to arrange to have the regime's
leader visit from the 13th to the 14th of December but that the North asked for
a delay citing security concerns still the spokesperson reaffirmed that such a
visit was agreed in the Pyongyang declaration in September a commitment
both sides are determined to fulfill as likely the moon' administration will
push for the encounter to take place before this year ends the issue is
expected to be brought up when President Mun Jain meets with his American
counterpart Donald Trump on the sidelines of the g20 summit in Argentina
at 3:15 p.m. Friday local time
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In Argentina, Pres. Moon pays tribute to victims of military dictatorship - Duration: 0:33.
staying that president moon jae-in's a trip to Argentina to attend the g20
summit on Thursday his first day in Buenos Aires he visited the city's
remembrance Park a memorial to the victims of the so called dirty war waged
by Argentina's military dictatorship in the 1970s and 80s President moon paid a
tribute to those who died and praised Argentina's efforts to put history right
and to hold those behind the atrocities accountable the president also met with
South Koreans living in Argentina and asked them to continue serving as a
bridge between the two nations
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