Sunday Chat on a Monday - binding the flying goose quilt with those gorgeous Kaffe Fassett fabrics 

I found your channel 3/4 days ago by accident really, I was looking for tutorials....and there you were! I'm 71 and live alone, it's so nice to have someone sitting in my living room talking to me while I'm sewing. Thank you, not lonely any longer. x

I found your channel about one month ago (April 2024). So now I am going through your channel randomly. One of your programmes popped up randomly. Amazingly RU-vid got it right for me. You give me a warm comforting feeling. I have also started a Trip around the world quilt as you inspired me. I have been a quilter for about 15 years or more. And a sewer all my life. I would describe your channel as ‘Hygge’. That’s a compliment. A danish word for cosy and comforting. Well done Kate. I can’t believe you have existed for so long without me finding you. I come from Warwick in England.

❤ I love your unscripted ways and how you don’t worry about your cat or your hair. It’s like listening to an old friend. I found you a couple years ago I think. I turn your channel on when I’m sewing on the machine or hand sewing or just want to hear a story. You make me smile. Thankful for you Miss Kate.

I found you through RU-vid. I haven’t quilted for many years but I love watching the videos. Like you, I’ve had many hobbies and I’m always looking for something to get me going or keep me entertained. You certainly do that! If I’m feeling a little down, I sit on the lime green sofa and you are the friend that’s just dropped by for a cuppa. So with a cup of tea in one hand and freshly baked cookies (sourdough thumbprint and shortbread at the moment) you are my company. I emigrated with my family to Canada 50 years ago, settled on Montreal island but moved off island in the late 80’s, towards the Ontario border, in a small community (Saint- Lazare). Lots of horses and just beautiful. I’ll turn 80 in November and so look forward to our chats. Keep the videos coming Kate, you’re one of my best friends. ❤

Hi Kate, I enjoy the oldest to the newest RU-vid videos. I make baby quilts for charity and all your videos help me in making these quilts. I'm from the USA in the north eastern area. Think I enjoy all the tips and tricks with excellent demonstrations the most!

Kate .. one of the most I important things about you is your authenticity... I recommend watching a Canadian.. Foresty Forest. He's a fascinating person.. and actually does sew a bit .. let's just say he's film work is worthy of awards.. he's a class act .. climbs mountains with his little terrier .. a lovely person.. I wish I could put a link but...don't know how! Worth a look! Foresty Forest...I think it's so cool you requested us do this.. I will be checking out suggestions here❤

It was just my good fortune to find you all on my own while on RU-vid. I’m 83 and haven’t made a quilt in at least 25 years. Since watching you now for the last 3 months. I have made 3 quilts and go to a local quilt store in Walpole, MA. I’m so glad you introduced me to Kaffe Fassett! I love your lovely family and I think you’re so kind and gentle with your cats! We’ll, thanks again for the gift of making room for me on the lime green couch☕️. I’m also a Patrion member. Thank you. Jean

I don’t know if this helps since I’m writing this 4 years after you recorded this. I found you by searching for quilting videos on RU-vid and finding you doing EPP with Liberty fabrics. I watched another and was hooked and subscribed. Soon after I subscribed to your garden channel. Now I’m addicted to you. 🤗

I have been watching Karen Brown from "just get it done" quilts and Donna Jordan fabrics tutorials. Then I just started searching quilts, etc. You popped up one day and have been watchingever since. I absolutely love you, the quilts, the garden, the cats, Agnes's quilt. I've been cleaning out things along with you. I have a goal to make a quilt for each of 5 children and their spouses, plus 9 grandchild. I have 4 to go and they are the most difficult. That's another story. I love all things from England and Scotland. You are at the top of the list today.

Hi Kate! I feel like we are birds of a feather. Every time you talk about having many projects going on and working on them when you want to, when the time is right, I feel so much better! I too have a project going in each of my interests, so that I can switch to something different when I need a change of scenery. Lately I have been enjoying watching your videos while I work on a quilt. Which brings me to how I found your channel- I was watching videos of different brand sewing machines at the end of 2023, trying to decide which machine I was going to purchase, and your video popped up of you and your son setting up the Juki. I fell in love with your style. You have an inner beauty that shines forth, sharing your joy of color, texture, family and spreading a little love with each video. Thank you for being you. Alice from Upper Black Eddy, Pennsylvania

I know I found you cause my subscriptions are mostly quilter's. But I realized I love just sewing in my recliner listening to you, seeing the cats and being that I'm more or less homebound now, living alone and really need a cat. Were close in age , I love cats and creating with my hands. I also have daughters. I want to start a channel but not sure where to start. I like your style. The music is relaxing and I enjoy your company. I'm a disabled U S Navy Veteran living in Pennsylvania USA. I wish I had a friend like you. Keep doing you, it works. Thank You for all your hard work. Your living my dream life so its awesome to be able to visit. Country home, chickens, cats, wood burning stove, lots of sewing and crafting. I'm making matching father son flannel rag quilts for my new grandson and my awesome son in law. All hand sewn. Bye my English friend. DanaLynn

I found your video while cruising through the layers that happen when we follow a trail. I watched you open the suitcases holding your Mom's quilt tops. I felt like I was visiting with a dear friend and that captivated me more than instructive quilting videos. At 67yo I still work full-time at night for 7 days in a row. I'm a nurse that use to do ER nursing, but now works in an office position. I quilt a bit on my days off. I've made quilts for friends, coworkers and family. I wish I could have time for visits like this. Such a lovely neighbor friendship. So enriching. And you fill me with enthusiasm for my quilting. Thank you. I live in Augusta, Georgia.

A great channel to check out is Marion‘s World. I think I found you right after I found her channel. I was watching a lot of slow stitching videos and YT recommended her and then it recommended you as well. It’s probably been two months since I found your channel and like everyone here, I love to just sit and stitch with you and listen to you talk about all the things you’re up to and watch you make quilts and other things. I find it very relaxing and enjoyable. And I’m glad to have found the lime green sofa. I’ve also become a patron so I can have even more content and support the work that you do to keep us all so entertained. For the channels I watch every day I always join as a patron because I want to support the work of these creative people who are putting so much effort and time into creating wonderful things for me to enjoy. I’m Just working my way through the old stuff so I always have something fun to watch. Again check out Maruon’‘s World. She has a similar style channel and is also from England and she has the same kind, soft comforting personality. I just enjoy watching whatever she makes but she is extremely creative and talented and does magnificent Embroidery that will blow your socks off. You seem like kindred spirits. ❤

I am addicted to your programme. Iuv all the things you make.I have been sewing since I was 5 years old.Watching my Norwegian mother who was a seamstress.I believe "great minds think alike"& I just luv to hear you talking.Good luck with your online shop.I received an order from your shop and was amazed at how beautifully it was packed.Have to get more!! Luv from Ingrid X.

This is 2024 and I found your videos by accident. And I love them. Such a wonderful channel. You are so gentle and so easy to listen to. So I am going back to the beginnings of your videos. So glad I hit upon this one and the story of the green velvet couch! And bits about your family!

Love the creAtive style you show us. I’m from Denver , Co. and am 83 yrs.old. I’ve been quilting since 1976.

I recently returned to sewing and quilting after 12 years. I love the fact that you do your own thing and don't seem to worry about all the things that the " professional quilters" require for proper quilting. I don't know if that makes sense to anybody. I'm sue and I live in Westbury, long Island, NY. I love your videos

RU-vid probably picked up on the fact that I like to watch sewing/quilting channels and one day, Kate, The Last Homely House was in my feed; I was drawn to it & hooked from the start❣️ (@ 3 months ago )

i know much water has gone under the bridge since you made this -but I will still answer your question. I found you by accident. I was looking at a knitting pattern that mentioned 'steeking' I'd never heard of it despite my 60 years of wielding pins ! I met Katie Green - The Green Bean podcast who explained it well. She mentioned The Gentle Knitter (Nicole) and this sent me down a rabbit hole - and YOU were presented to me by RU-vid. I'm loving going through your channel history and learning from you . Thank you

Kate, Kate, Kate, we love you JUST THE WAY YOU ARE don’t don’t don’t change a thing! Truly, you are what I needed to feel brave enough to start and keep going!!!!

I clicked on a Pinterest post totally unrelated to what I was looking for. You popped up, and it was about quilting, so I popped over to it, and there you were with the cats barging in. ( I have a female rescue Tuxie). My son grabbed her as a 3 mo. old in the wild. I've been hooked on your channel and cats ever since and hope to do a paper pieced quilt in the not so distant future. I'm relying on you!

Just found you 3 months ago. I was watching The Quilt show by Alex Amderson and yor channel popped up. You remind me of my roots. My granothers family was from Wales. Anf she sewied smd crocheted. I like it because it is real, and as I am single I like having someone to listen to besides my pets. It also helps me be motivated. Thank you. Just nice that you are you.

Got a new sewing machine, sold my SA- made Frick, and because of bad weather and having lots of leftover and beautiful material, I decided to add some more picnic blankets and summer sheets as my grandson sleeps light. So I sit sewing at the North side of my child and cat friendly blue cottage. Drinking rooibos tea, you will fit in well in South Africa where it comes from! My black cat is Yuki meaning "snow" in Japanese, sits by my feet while sewing. Our similarity is that I also have a lime coloured couch and also a blue one as I try to imitate a Greek style home. Nothing I make is perfect, but try to make it interesting!

I found you in the spring 2023 via RU-vid. I had been searching for different quilt patterns and watching videos by other quilters. And it suggested one of your Advent videos. And down the rabbit hole of The Homely House I went! I think I binge watched every video from you that I could find. And I talked about you on Facebook and in the American Sewing Guild and to my friends and my loved ones. Last summer was a busy work summer for me (this summer is even busier) and your videos and garden videos and cooking and the loom weaving and .... were a breath of fresh air for me. I love how you teach as you do so naturally! I love seeing you with your family and teaching them - seeing John quilt was a blast! So I am grateful that RU-vid led me to you and your homely house. I retire in 15 months and then I will get to rewatch your videos all over again so I can make a string quilt and a Terry quilt and Project Linus and flying geese and .......

I think RU-vid recommended your garden channel because I am really into gardening and that lead me here. I have had the flu the past 2, weeks and your voice and your videos have been very comforting to me. I never realized quilting was so complex. I love quilts and I now want to take a basic quilting class. You are very inspiring and nice. I like you.

Hi Kate! Here in July 2024, I found you a couple of weeks ago. You popped up on the right side bar of You Tube. Right now I'm hand sewing a binding on listening to you. It really makes the time go by faster. Thank you!

Hi I'm from Malaysia.. l came across your channel looking for quilting tutorials. I love your ways. You have become my companion. I love your English, being schooled in a convent. I have been watching for months now, everyday. It's September 2023

I accidently found you on my tv.....just looking for 'quilter-talk'......and I have watched many of your chats. This one is from Feb.....months ago! Hope you find this comment. I don't know how you find comments when the date is older. So much I don't know about youtube, etc. But I do LOVE, LOVE your cats around you as you talk. My little Emmy noticed your Lisa last night and left my lap to get up close to the screen!. I also follow Bonnie Hunter and Donna Jordon, and Jenny Doan. I am a retired bookseller of 37 yrs. and sewing has become my retirement passion. Thanks for sharing your life, your home, your cats and the lime sofa!! I live in Ohio - Coshocton County.

I’m in love with you and your life. I’m from Santiago, Chile. I found you one day when I was looking for a specific idea and you showed up on my scream ‘THE LAST HOMELY HOUSE’ - wow, what a heavenly place. The sorrow dings to your amazing home and the brightness of your eyes and that amazing smile. I subscribed immediately. I have the bell on so when you tape I’m in and watch you more than once a day. There are things that we do the same way and when you talk about them I laugh loud and from my belly because I do it the same way. Thank you for all you give us on your tappings. I adore your couch. I sit there and wait for friends to show and we have a GRAND time. Thank you Kate. ❤️😘

What we need in this world is what you offer: authenticity.

I’ve only recently started watching your UTube channel. It was the name you chose that drew me to it. Then I could not stop! Your cats are fascinating! I love watching them to come in and say “hello”. I’ve also stared knitting again. Your program is a bit of fresh air. I love all the crafts you make. You encourage us to start using their hands again. The past two years were so depressing we need the calm back to basics again. AND I’ve subscribed to your Patron channel. Received my first order. I was so excited, and big baby that I am, I started to cry when I opened the package and saw Norma’s photo, I started to cry. However, I’m old (85) so that’s to be expected. I love sitting on the Lime Green Sofa. Thank you, Lovely Lady for making my day lovely. ❤️. By the way, I’m Patricia ! Gordon is my 87 year old husband, married 68 years! PS I’m from Idaho in the USA.

Hi Kate. I am over the moon I found you searching for quilting videos. I binge watch your channel now. You keep me company every day and I found my spot on the lime green sofa. 🥰 Thank you for such lovely content. I am from upstate NY, USA.

Kate, you asked on a three year old video, how we found you. I had given up quilting because of my poor vision and I just couldn’t get the bulk of a big quilt through my sewing machine any more. By accident I found a woman who does “slow sewing” - english paper piecing and quilt as you go. So I actively searched for epp and qayg. And I found you and Agnes’ quilt on your design board. At the same time my husband got covid and needed to be taken care of. We were housebound and I didn’t sleep and passed the nights watching your old videos. In addition to having your company, I fell in love with your hexies and approach to quilting. I’m hooked. Sharon 😊

Hello Kate, I am from Melbourne, Australia. Love your Channel!. The Australasian Quilt Convention was held in Melbourne last weekend, during which they held a class in Kawandi quilts. Curious about this technique, I searched for it on RU-vid. At the end of the tutorial, up popped your channel! I am so glad I discovered it. I love watching you work, so cheerful and positive. I also love the fact you have many projects on the go and don't feel the need to rush to finish them. It's inspired me to pick up my unfinished sewing! I also watch Donna Jordan. I am now hooked on The Last Homely House!

I'm a quilt addict and I came across your channel through a you tube recommendation. I was watching Donna Jordan, and when her video was done, the link came up. So glad it did. It is here that I find peace and comfort for my soul. I feel like I have known you for a very long time. Thank You for being down to earth, truthful about the realities of quilting and for sharing your life and all the other amazing projects that you do ❤️

After 56 years on this planet with no interest in craft whatsoever I recently developed an inexplicable and overwhelming urge to learn to sew, quilts or clothing anything in fact and whilst I was looking for simple sewing projects your videos kept coming up on my recommendations, I happened to click on one and that was it, I was hooked and have been enjoying them ever since. I look forward to watching you at night before I go to sleep as you have a calming effect I think it's your friendly chirpy manner I just love it. I didnt watch any other channels before but have subscribed to Arne and Carlos following your recommendation, thanks for that. Keep up the good work Kate a and wishing you well.

I'm from southwestern Ontario. I found you via the search engine for quilt ideas. Since my background is British I couldn't resist your homely ways and your love of cats (I have 3 at home and am caretaker for 25 more ferals). I referred you to my sister who is also a quilter and thought she would love to see the countryside and your lovely home. She is addicted now too and looks forward to each new video. Since we are both seniors (83 and 65 years young) we can relate to you. It is just like listening to my Mum and Aunties with their homely wisdoms. Bealtaine Cottage, Fairyland Cottage, Bernadette Banner and your youtube channel are my go to channels for inspiration and just a chance for some downtime listening. You're channel is perfect the way it is. Thank you so much.

I’m 71 years old living in Bonita Springs, Florida. I love quilting, piecing all of it. I turn you on and go about whatever I’m doing. You’re a friend sewing with me. Thank you.

Hello Kate, I found you quite by accident a few months ago. I love watching quilting and sewing channels. I feel as though I have known you all my life. You are so down to earth and do creative. I just turned 78 a few days ago. I used to love to work in my yard and in my garden when I owned my home. I live in an apartment and can only garden in pots. My son and his wife plant things for me on Mother's day. I've had a bad back for years and my doctor just diagnosed me with spinal stenosis. I'm very limited to what I can do. I feel as though I'm right there with you when you are doing various projects. I love your channel. I look forward to seeing your videos. I love your cats, chickens, and Eileen. Thank you for sharing your life and experiences with us all. Hugs, love from Nebraska, USA 🇺🇸. God bless you and yours. 😊❤❤

I found you several years ago while looking for quilting videos for entertainment.. You were and are a breath of fresh air and so relaxing to watch and listen to. Thank you for being such a great "neighbor" and inviting us all to join you on the big lime green sofa!

I just love watching you. There is something about you that reminds me of how I grew up and how my grandmother taught me through her casual example. Just sitting talking and creating. Her hands were never idle and she taught me everything she knew Watching you just makes me feel nostalgic, warm and comforted.

Kate you don’t need to change a thing, it’s like sitting having a cuppa with a friend, you’re natural, funny and such an inspiration to learn and try new things.

I’m one of the newbies to your channel. After watching a stint of Tula Pink’s videos on English paper piecing - my newest adventure in quilting - YT recommended one of your videos. I fell ABSOLUTELY in love with your “waterfall quilt” and stunning patchwork on the IKEA chair. You sent me on a one hour internet search for Phillip Jacob’s Snow Leopard fabric, which I’ve yet to find here in the U.S. in the major online quilt shops. Nonetheless, I love your chatty nature and the way you coordinate such vibrant fabric. I’m in North Carolina, USA, ...and sitting on the west end of the virtual Lime Green sofa, enjoying a cup of Emperor’s Pu-ehr and a gingerbread “biscuit”!

Hi Miss Kate I have throughly enjoyed watching you and your "twittering"...lol... I am following Arne and Carlos and they mentioned you and showed us the article that you sent them. I have watched all your videos up to now and am "hooked"...lol. I would like to see more on your knitting projects as that is what Arne and Carlos talked about. I am an avid crocheter and knitter, and always keen to see other peoples work. I do love all the many different things you do..from the kitchen videos, your gardening, your use of natural products you harvest from your own yard, and all the incredible ideas that you come up with. Thank you for share the videos of the beautiful landscapes of England.

Found your channel this past July ( 2024) while searching for quilt patterns and general knitting channels. LOVE YOU. I am slowly surfing your past youtube programs and just admire the way you present your projects, the easy going chatter, the cup of tea, biscuits and the cats! My mom past last March and left me a ton of yarn, crocheted squares and loads of sewing knick and knacks in a variety of boxes and bins... I did love the unveilling of the quilts in the Red suitcases from your Mom and know how you must felt but the generous way your shared with us made it all worth it . Thank you from a beginner quilter from Canada.

I love your never ending lime green velvet couch, the pink cushions warm my heart. Your videos are truly like chatting with a friend.

Kate, I love your channel just the way it is. If it ain't broke and all that! What makes your channel special is you. There isn't a thing fake, false or phony about you and I love that. You inspire me to give things a go and to keep on going. You have such a lovely spirit and I look forward to your videos. I've been a member for around a year or so and you were recommended by RU-vid. One of your videos was on my Home page. Goodness, I don't even remember what it was about... sewing, I think. I'm guessing sewing because all of the other channels I've subscribed to are about sewing. Also, I love whenever your kids are on... two and four-legged variety! Bless you for taking the time to share your projects, a bit of your life, and your lovely area. Oh, and one of the other channels I subscribe to said that it's important for me to click the like (thumbs up) button. RU-vid's algorithm takes note of that and then recommends the liked videos. So, everyone hit the like button!

It is so relaxing you have given me permission to have all sorts of pieces on the go at any one time thank you

Recently found your videos and have really enjoyed going through and are now watching many of your back videos…I discovered your channel while watching Arne and Carlos recently. They were going through some of their old suitcases and mentioned you…so…here I am. A close teacher friend reminds me so much of you and after 20 years of us living in the same community and me being blessed to be allowed ‘a seat on her sofa’, we have both retired and gone our separate ways and though we are still in contact, having a front row seat to her extremely creative projects is no longer available…I have sent her the link to your channel as I am sure she will enjoy watching as much as I do. Thank you for sharing your life, your family, your pets and art.❤️

My granddaughter went to the after-school club Jan'23. She sent me a photo, and that was me hooked. I found your channel about story books, so those and calendars are Pilling up nicely. Kept watching you, and I now have bump waiting to go up for my display wall. I don't have time because I have a huge pile of yarn to crochet with. Mosaic crochet is so easy with brilliant results. But quilting has taken over my life. I now have a great stash of fabrics, and until I have made everyone a quilt, the crochet will have to wait. Thanks Kate ,you deserve the RU-vid reward and those lovely gentlemen from Norway. How fab was that having them to stay xx❤

I am sat knitting with a mug of coffee and listening to you. It’s like having a friend in the room with me. I don’t know anyone who has the same interests as I do, so it’s really good that I found you. I found you as I was watching other channels on quilting 👍

I spent the pandemic with Arne and Carlos knitting 3 blankets with decorative squares. Just like a quilt:) And it was through them that I found you❤

You Tube recommended you in the side bar when I was watching a declutter video, and I watched you declutter and organize your drawers in the big cabinet. I have enjoyed you ever since and have seen your channel grow quite a lot. No terrible music, no fake news, just a genuine lovely lady chatting about this and that while she is making quilts and journals, attending her bees etc. And of course the star Norma.

I found your site in the sidebar when I was looking at other quilting sites. I bookmarked it and thought it would show up in my bookmarked list, but it didn't. I hadn't written down your name, thinking I would remember. Well, silly me, I remembered your cats' names but couldn't come up with the name of your webpage. LOL! I was so upset because I really like your "down home" approach to life. Then I found you again in the sidebar and made sure to subscribe. I wish I lived in the UK because I would be your bothersome 79 year old friend. So glad I found your site!!!

I saw you on Arne and Carlos a while ago, and just recently have been hearing about the last homely house from various RU-vid channels, the title sounded poetic and lovely. Recently decided to check it out and here I am. It was the name and the quilting that got me watching, plus it was a lovely surprise to meet you again on your own RU-vid channel. I'm from Australia.

I love that you’re not scripted. I much prefer the friendly chat format!

You have me so laughing at your preparations for filming with your hair and all! You are so gorgeous and so funny and I so enjoy watching and listening to you! Please don't get a script ready that would just ruin everything!

Arne and Carlos spoke very highly of you. So I had to see what you are all about😊

Hi Kate, Guess who blogged about your channel? My name is Brandy, I'm 61 and am disabled and am confined to my bed quite a bit. I can't walk so I'm bound to a wheelchair due to a stroke, but I stay very busy. I knit, crochet and am writing a book, I love quilting too and have many hand sewn on hoops as well as machine sewn quilts, but I also have MS and I need to not to be stressed. I heard about your channel from my favorite youtubers, Arne & Carlos. They spoke of you very highly so I subscribed to you. You are very interesting and I enjoy your channel very much. I am in the process of watching all of your shows. I am even saving up for the Sizzix Big Shot that you demonstrated. I remember when my children were little I would always turn on Mr. Rogers children's show in the USA, it was so calming that my kids would sleep and I ended up doing crafts and watching his show. You are so calming that way. I have been Knitting my sweater while watching all of your shows. Oh and I love cats. My Magic Kitty is 16 last January. Please keep up the great work. I love learning everything you offer. I am sorry to say I can not afford to be a patreon, I am on a limited income. Stay safe, and get well. Thank you again.

I don’t know how I found you, I think you must have just popped up as I love all things crafty. I had broken my arm and couldn’t do much but watch You Tube. Being forced to slow down I realised, through you, life can be good in the slow lane. You have such a lovely relaxed attitude . I made my very first (and only) quilt fifty years ago and used to take small pieces of it to hand sew while talking to the grandmother of my husband to be. I never finished it properly and ended it by folding it in half and putting a single duvet inside. I am now going to unpick the sides, buy some proper batting and backing material, make a border and complete it before our 50th Anniversary next year. Thank you for starting this channel, I am still catching up and don’t feel guilty about just sitting and listening.

Hi Kate, I am currently hand sewing a hexagon quilt and I was looking for tutorials. That’s how I found you. I work from home because I am looking after my dad who has dementia and I have you playing while I work. Sewing is my calming activity when things get a bit hard with dad. I started 7/1/23. Love everything you do!!! 💜

I found you by RU-vid recommendation. You appeared on my side panel thingy. I am steadily working my way through all your past videos and enjoying them all very much. I'm a quilter so I love the fabric videos especially but also the book making, your hens and kittens, anything really. It is like having a friend round for a chat. And as for things you "should" be doing - well I think you're doing just fine. I really like the ad hoc chatting and popping out of view to go and find scissors or glue or something. It's real life! Don't feel inclined to change it too much, i think probably most of us like it just as it is :)

Kate, the name Last Homely House brought me in. You have been my company through this pandemic. Thank you for the visit almost daily. You are so entertaining. I have learned so much.

Thank you. Love the chat. I found you a few months ago. I think it was an algorithm thing for me… I think. I don’t remember searching..❤ SO GLAD I FOUND YOU!!!!!!!!! However it might have been 😀❤️

Hello , I found you by on youtube by clicking “quilting” so I turn on one and i felt so inspired . You have a way of chatting and explaining how to make quilts in a very unique and warmly way, like you are teaching me in person. Your videos are different you show exactly what it happens while quilting 😅. I live in Hertfordshire for the past 13 years but I am Italian. I started quilt in US and than attended a small quilting course in Italy. The rest I am learning by myself through books and video. I needed more instructions and so I found you. 😂So glad and hopefully you don’t become like others making video for the sake of it but continue to make interesting and learning videos that become special even if you have to reduce them because family’s time. As family comes first. ❤ thank you for your time and talent to speak to….me!❤

Carlos and Arne introduced me to “The Last Homely House” and you! . Fortunate for me! 😃 ❤️

Hello Kate! I agree with Laura, - do not change a thing, - the way you present yourself and your world around you IS WHAT makes it so, so special! I feel like I am at home, and have taken a seat on the lime-green couch, with my feed propped up, knitting along, while listening to you! This is so, so homely and comforting! The first time I've heard about your channel was from Arne & Carlos, they've mentioned you a few times, because they love watching you. And I finally watched one of your videos, after I searched for Knitting videos, - and you came along! Now I am hooked. Hooked on a home in North Umberland but sitting in Bavaria....hahahaha! I mostly watch knitting stuff, but love the variety of all the wonderful things you share.

I am still in watching your „old“ videos. 😊 You just talked about maybe changing the way to do your videos. Please don’t change too much. Of course you change things as you go along. But we all love watching you just the way you do it. I love sitting on your sofa and „chatting“ with you. Isn’t RU-vid wonderful? You are able to „meet“ wonderful people from another country whom you never have met on another way. Take care 🥰

Hi Kate I really liked the tidying up your draw video too lol You popped up in my youTube Feed for EPP which I really like and quilting.I recently went to a Craft Fair and I won the lucky door prize which was a Pfaff Quilting machine which was absolutely perfect for me I was so lucky! I had a 12 year old quilt sitting in my cupboard, as I didnt have the right sewing machine so it was never finished. Until this year when I finally found a lovely local quilting lady who does quilting stitch and chat and offered to help me to finish off my quilt. I now have three other quilts that I would like to do lol. Well she is going to long arm it for me and I chose a lovely daisy and vine design which will look amazing. I will wait for it to come back. Thank you for sharing all your lovely ideas and tips with us all.

Kate, you were wondering how I found your channel (in June, 2021). I'm a quilter, at present unable to meet with my favourite group here in Somerset West, Western Cape, South Africa, while we're experiencing a third Covid wave surge, and have been warned about meeting in large numbers - once again. I'm lucky to have a cellphone on which I can watch RU-vid which I do during sleepless nights. I'm 83, my husband 85, and he suffers from Parkinsons and sleeplessness too. I enjoy the variety of activities you're busy with, and your colourful quilts, your description of your family, your garden and your surroundings. Thanks for keeping me entertained!

Don’t remember how I found your channel. It was awhile ago. I have watched hundreds of channels and sorry Kate but none of them are like yours. You are unique. So don’t have any recommendations. Always interesting, humorous, self confident and the best story teller. Happy to be on the sofa and glad others have found you.

I'm a fiber artist in Portland, Oregon, USA. Arne and Carlos (knitwear designers) recommended your channel. I'm enjoying your chats.

Love your talks. It's like sitting with a cup of tea having a catch up with a sister or dear friend. Just feeling of calm while I listen to you talk. I even go back and watch your videos over again.

I think I was watching on u tube a quilting show and when I scrolled down....there you were and I clicked on your site. Who wouldn't when the title is *The Last Homely House*. I check my phone every day for more past videos to watch of yours. Lucky lucky me!! kj from Lake Okoboji Iowa

During Covid, after I had been introduced to Arne and Carlos (quite by RU-vid algorithm, I think), they mentioned you with great affection. I was new to choosing channels to watch, so I tried you on for size. Your colour esthetic is quite different to mine, but I love how you are so true to your own estethic. I find that inspiring. I live just outside Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, and I love to knit, crochet, quilt, sew garments, and cook. My ancestral roots are from all over the UK, and I really enjoy watching! I don’t often comment because I watch on my TV mostly, but today, I made the effort. How’s that for waffling on?

I forgot to mention The Closet Historian. A young woman who is a writer, seamstress and a philosopher in my opinion. I am twice her age and find her so engaging, open and reflective.

Love all your videos. I found you about a year ago, was watching Bernadette Banner ( her name is the name of her channel) and then UTUBE recommended your channel. So grateful for the recommendation. I think I have now watched almost all of your videos while sitting on my couch sewing, mending, quilting or what ever project that needs to be done. I think you would like Bernadette Banner’s channel. Her calm manner and knowledge of vintage clothing, hand sewing, history are fascinating. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and sweet self with us.

It's like I'm sitting listening to my mother or my grandmother, which was my mimi or my great-grandmother, which was my nannie. They're all gone now so it's really joyful listening to you!

Your youtube showed up in a side bar. I watched a few...all from 1 to 3 years, all interesting, so I gave you thumbs up on them and then subscribed after watching 2 or 3. I always pass on my favorite youtubers to people I watch that I feel will enjoy them. Word of mouth is the best advertising. I watch mostly mixed media and fabric art, then I like primitive painting (Grandma Moses style) and needle felting by hand and machine. I've taught classes in these and as soon as our viruses are no longer a threat, I've arranged to teach again at my park's community center. When I teach, I always give the students hand outs that list the youtube sites of teachers that I've learned from. Once I get started teaching again, I'll send out "email blasts" to those that are interested in my classes, with new sites I've discovered or local sales that might interest them.

You are an Awesome artist and person!

I love Katie Green and her channel The Green Bean Podcast. Knitting, illustration, sewing and her walks on Dartmoor with her gorgeous dog Jack.

Your video showed up on my recommended feed. So glad I clicked on that link. I absolutely love your chats and find some of your quilting tips or techniques very useful. I identify with you as well because I have three children. I’m way ahead of you on grands though - I have 11!! Eight of them are girls. I have one great grandson and another great on the way. Life is so precious.

I found you while looking for “hand stitched quilts” liked your chatter so subscribed 😊 now I put you on while I do my stitching 😻

Kate, here is how I found you. In Comments on some other RU-vid video, I read that someone had said, ( I'm paraphrasing) "What's wrong with me? I just spent a half hour watching someone clean out a drawer!" Well, I thought "I'd like to see that; I would watch that person." Then the commenter named "The Last Homely House," and I was able to find you and the episode referred to. So glad! I've been watching you every day ever since, for drawer tidying and so much more!

I was watching another channel your videos w ere on the side bar. You cleaning out your big sewing drawer inspired me to do a good clear out at my house. I enjoy your channel very much. Have watched a LOT of your back videos. I'm a 77 yr. old widow of 11 yrs. do a lot of sewing & crafts

Your description of the sofa and footstools reminded me of a childrens show we used to watch called (in Canada) the Friendly Giant. He had a chair and a rocking chair etc. to curl up on, so cute. I would like to sit on the end with an arm so I can put my tea cup on. Anna Bates from Stitch Roadies mentioned your site. She chats to us, just like you. My son, Dennis', room always looked like a storm had just blown through. Have a great week.

I typed “my first quilt” and you appeared to me. And your first quilt is amazing. You are amazing❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

I've been watching for some time now but I found you by typing in quilting... and I love your soft voice and accent, because I'm from Michigan in the US... even tho I love your quilting I love that you do so much more.. and of course Norma who comes every time you say hello RU-vid friends 😂

I knw you posted this a couple of years ago, but I found your channel maybe a month ago. I had started following Arne & Carlos no less, and they mentioned you a couple of times so I decided to check you out! Too funny. I love your channel. It is like dropping by for a cup of tea with an old friend who is always into something fun. I am trying to get back into quilting and I especially liked the videos you recently did with Anna where you discussed how to select a quilt pattern and how to think about the design and color choices, etc. Always lots of great ideas for projects on The Last Homely House. :)

Hi KateI found you for a comment in a video by Joe Cunningham. I enjoy your neighborliness and your inspiring approach to quilting. I have been quilting for 30 years. Now at 85 I am a slow stitcher.

RU-vid recommended you I guess because I watch a lot of quilting channels. Your channel is the only "chatty" one I watch!

I found your channel when searching quilting. Channels I love Jordan Fabrics and the Missouri Star Quilt Company. Love ya

Hey, I live in Alabama, USA. I reviewed one of your videos on how to make journals. I have been hooked. Don't change your style, I love just the way you are. :)

Hello Kate, I jumped to your channel from Arne and Carlos' recommendation. I am SO pleased to be invited to your Lime Green Couch. Thank you! I am wandering through your videos sequentially and picking up tips and ideas all along. I watched Your Favorite Things yesterday on my front porch glider, late afternoon, mug of tea and knitting in hand....agreeing and nodding, as many of your favorites are mine, also! It is a deep balm to the soul and mind to pause and be grateful for all we have. Please pet the kitties for me? I will pet my menagerie of 5 for you! Carry on!!! ~ Amy

For me, I like the whole homely character of your channel. You are real and the tech part is not priority for your message. I get it that there will be things that will make filming easier for you that implementing them will be a plus. I would like to see that you don't lose the homely chatty character that you are.

Hello Kate, I discovered you through Arne & Carlos at Christmas time and I am slowly working my way through watching all of your videos. I have even become a patron today, choosing the Sadie level as my Grannie was known as Sadie (real name Sarah). Looking forward to watching even more videos from you!! 😊😊💕

I love binding quilts. That one is gorgeous!! You always make me smile. We are the same age, love quilts, cooking and gardening .... even have the same low maintenance hair style. You are my cup of tea You Tuber. Cheers my friend!

Hi Kate, I came across your channel when I started searching for How to Quilt a few weeks ago. I notice that the comments on this segment are a year old. The reason what got me interested mostly is your accent and your easy going way of talking about every day life. So thank you for sharing your life, your house, your garden and your beautiful cats. Bless you keep sharing. Carmen from Melbourne Australia.

Because I watch quilting videos, the RU-vid wizards just sent one of your videos to me recently. I wondered what you were up to, and watched. You are perfectly lovely! I feel like I have found a new and wonderful friend . I live in Somersworth New Hampshire, USA. It is a beautiful state full of pine forests, old abandoned farms and empty fields, mountains and lakes in the north, the ocean 20 minutes from me on the east coast. I lived here all my life and remember when our state was full of family farms and many cows . I am a plump 65 year old lady who used to build wooden things with my son Ben before he died of cancer 2 years ago. I took over his silent wood shop, set up large tables, and started making quilts there. All his machines and tools surround me and I can’t sell them. I have recently taken out an unfinished quilt of my mother to work on. It needs binding, and I know I can do it. She left cut fabric perfect for a binding. I plan to sew some clothes too. And this summer I have to sell some old cars in the back yard at the shop to be able to pay the taxes on the building. At my house, I have milk goats and chickens. And two adult disabled children who are a blessing to me . Coming through grief, quilting is helpful, but everything still seems sad and difficult without my dearest, helpful, talented son. Ben. Thank you for your informative videos and your wonderful conversations. God bless. PS. You are very special, because normally, if someone has a video and starts chatting, I shut it off. They drive me crazy. But not you! Please continue to be yourself and talk about everything. I will share a couple of channels I find special. Zazu’s Stitch Art. Very interesting. And a hilarious channel: Micarah Tewers. I learn the most from Donna Jordan at Jordan Fabrics.

I love your accent...you are just precious...love to see how things are being done at the other on the other side of the world...love your style and precious attitude...I live in Florida and am presently working on a quilt that makes my shoulders hurt...you are a fun change of quilting...learning about hand work...