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My grandparents lived in Devon and Grandpa worked a few towns over as an optometrist in Exeter. Both have passed on, William and Jean Robertson, but one thing I'm surprised it's not been mentioned is the clotted tea! Yum! I've told my friends about it, idk if I can get a girl group for a trip to the UK? Is there anywhere we could stay for a fortnight? I want to celebrate survival of some serious health issues here in the State's.
Aww my goodness, I have been blown away with this series. It’s inspirational and just so entertaining. All those wonderful people working on beautiful designs making crafts that will last a lifetime (maybe not the cakes, as they’re yummy and need to be eaten). Kirsty has been a wonderful host at showing and working with the crafts showing how any can become involved. I remember in one of her programs (not this series’s ) saying that she wasn’t like Marie Condo, and I’m so thankful that she’s not , although I know she does like to be organised she makes a home come to life. This is not the first time I’ve watched this series, I’ve just loved it so much I keep repeating episodes. Thank you Kirsty for the colour and the wonderful ideas and fun you have brought into my life. No wonder you’re so successful. I look forward to anything you do. Luv from Spain. X
I loved every moment of this series. I tried to buy an old dingy years ago for my garden but the man wouldn’t sell. Over the years I’ve bought some beautiful materials and made curtains, covered chairs. My house has so much antique furniture and I love willow so much I bought a coffin 10 months ago for my sweet husband as I just cannot stand wooden with brass handles. I have to admit I also can’t stand mosaic. Sorry but it squiggles my brain. But you were so clever making your table. My grandmother who was born in 1893 started taking me to auctions when I was just 4. She had a wonderful knack and any of her friends who admired something, she would give it to them. I can still see the little oil painting of a Sydney street on a wet night and all the street light and car lights glowing. Some lucky person has it. You are always so happy. You cheer me up. ❤️
What an amazing journey you had taken us all on. My home, in a small way, is like yours. I have found a $300 water color painting at thrift store for $7.00, hand made pottery for a song, a farm house table for $40 and so on. I feel the love and bring them home to treasure. Your home helped me to realize not always... shiney and new is it! Lol But a home which surrounds you with the precious pieces found from the hunt or created by your own hand represents you and your soul...your life🌻❤🌻
Kirstie inspires my creativity, my selective minimalism and my love of upcycling. I love the thrill of a good find and admire how ardently she goes after new skills. Love from California.
What a fantastic series! Each show was extremely enjoyable to watch, especially seeing Kristie learn a new skill with all those specially talented teachers!! 👏🏼👏🏼🤗
I have really enjoyed this series. I have felt that Kirstie is seriously excited to learn about and highlight these craftspeople. She is humble and thankful for the new knowledge. I could watch this series over and over again. I am happy to see there is a series two.
Kirsty started my addiction to beautiful quilts & eiderdowns!! All of my family & extended family are now very warm over the winter🥶‼️ However, lately, eiderdowns have become popular once more & now - the prices!! Every now & then I see a fabulous one that must be added to my never-ending collection. Kirsty’s show, particularly the bedroom episode started it all!!! Thank you Kirsty, Ku Frst Regards, Nina Elizabeth from New Zealand 🇳🇿
I live in NZ and hardly ever see any lovely old Quilts ,may be in the wrong part of country as I expect they are in the South Island ...well done to You !
I’m 55 and 10 years ago we built our forever home. Most thought I should chuck out the old and bring in the new, but I decided to blend. I kept those items that carried fond memories and started to purchase the things and items that would bring out the old and make them more special. I think the key is keep it simple and clean. It’s fresh and bright; it’s unique and calming. It’s a place you want to sit and chat awhile. It’s works and it makes me feel at home❤
Absolutely delightful. I'm more a multicultural gal myself, and like to include crafts from other cultures, but the reuse and recycle idea is the same. And convivial gatherings are what it's all about. Well, and cupcakes....
Just love Kirstie's use of old, found and made...she is so creative and inspirational. Just today I found two items on my upcycle list and look forward to thinking like Kirstie when redoing.
I LOVE these and am soooooooooooo grateful for your posting them! Seriously. At this present time, when everything feels as if it will break, collapse, fall apart or be torn apart, THESE shows are a tremendous soothing force. They lift my spirits, I ADORE Kirstie ... they are better than ANY medicine. I THANK YOU from the bottom of my Heart! Oh! Just fyi: This is my second time around (watched them when they came out) and I am enjoying them just as much (if not more!!).
Its all simply beautiful and very inspiring Kirstie...thank you so much for some wonderful ideas and for sharing your love of "old" things with us. You and I share a kindred spirit for reusing, refurbishing and re-loving the old stuff from yesterday. Cheers from the great white north :-)
In the US, estate sales are my favorite, I furnished a lot of my home that way, including rugs, and love the eclectic mix I’ve been able to find. Not auctions, just tag sales, basically.
I love the programme, its pace and mix of skills. Kirsty always admires the abilities of the diferent crafters, and it so good to show their skills that can inspire others, the only thing that makes me a little dessapointed is when Kirsty tries to do something with the crafter and never quite gets it and she self depricates. Keep the programme going. Very enjoyable.
While I have enjoyed every moment of your show...for I put my old cabin together like this...it took yrs, but what I think would have been the most fascinating was your gathering of all the artist in one room. I can't imagine how that must have been. Artist are a special breed of people..love..creativity..and more...oh how interesting that must have been...💫💜💫..well done young lady. I am smiling with my imagination of how this must have been. Again, love this program, and love your home. Thank you 💜💫💜💫💜
Hi Kirstie, I've recently found your fantastic project. As a plant grower in Texas, when you said something about bringing plants inside, I had a dim memory moment. I looked up Snowdrops, and both they and Daffodils have similar poisons in their makeup. In other words, please don't place them on your tabletops where food is near. There are a vast array of plants that are edible, have nice blooms and won't send you or visitors to hospital.
Kirstie, you are incredibly talented, resourceful and creative. The transformations are all so sympathetic, warm and homely. Nothing contrived. I also enjoy watching your other series, “Love it or List it”. And you are so positive and gung-ho.
@@nenemaria-cornfieldsgarden she lived in west Canada for several years where she did a few house reno TV shows for multiple seasons/years. Maybe she had homes in both countries.
@@joa8227 wow really 😳... They must look so alike.. I always thought it was the same woman 🤣. I had no idea she had a sister and they did the same job! I have only watched a few of the Canada series and the UK via you tube, never paid attention to names. Thanks for the info🙂.
I don’t like the garden with all its glass and colourful objects..... A true English garden ,would be more in keeping ..... but Kirsty’s garden is ok....
Kirstie, darling...when we place the glasses on the table, we don't put our hands and fingers in them, where people's mouths go. I cringed hard when i saw that!
Gino de lá Paz I thought the same also free labour for exposure on her program. Having lunch for these talented artisans, but they brought their own products for this lunch.
