Vlogmas Day 6 Upgrading My EEW Nano 1 with the Nano 2 Kit!

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Mark is here to help update my EEW Nano 1 with the Nano 2 Upgrade kit. Let's see how it spins and look at some of the differences between the Nano 1 and 2. While I spin a 3 ply yarn with today's fiber, I will also share a story about the toy my mom wouldn't allow me to have as a kid.
Welcome to Vlogmas 2022! For 12 days in December I will open a box of fiber, read a blessing, and share some spinning tips as well as a story while we sit by the fire and spin some yarn. Grab a warm drink, some fiber, and let's get spinning!
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@shadowlandsfarmandcreamery5400 Год назад

I love watching how Mark makes you laugh when he "guest stars"! And please, ALWAYS include the bloopers, they are gold and bring us joy to see you two goofing together!❤❤

@shadowcat5889 Год назад

I hope whoever gets the nano finds as much joy in it as I find in watching the bloopers

@teenwphoto Год назад

I had no idea there were affordable super portable spinning wheels like the nano!!!! This is incredible. Loved the wheel daddy guest appearance and I love that your mom empowered you through toys. The bloopers might be my fav part of this video lol- too cute.

@therewillbecatswithgwenhwyfar Год назад

I don’t need another hobby. I don’t need another hobby. I don’t need another hobby.

@MsLadyhorse Год назад

Barbie was one reason I learned to crochet. My grandmother had binders (huge 3 inch full size) jam packed with fancy crochet laced wedding and ball gowns for barbie size dolls. We couldn't afford to buy the collector's versions with the huge fancy dresses, so I learned to read the patterns to make my own. I love when Mark joins you! He's so much fun, and it's obvious the pair of you are perfect for each other!

@jacohrs88 Год назад

I love watching non-craft husbands be both supportive and sarcastic at the same time

@seraphinasullivan4849 Год назад

The idea of making barbie clothes from scratch is so sweet ^-^ my mom's sewing machine was always broken and we could rarely afford to buy fabrics and most clothes we outgrew were donated to cousins or thrift shops for vouchers. I made barbie clothes out of rags and socks that lost their matches. I think i had a skipper and i made her a nightgown out of a blue bobby sock with lace, and there was another doll i made a hoopskirt for out of a t-shirt sleeve and pipe cleaners. I also remember i made barbie shoes out of notebook paper and glue but i can't remember how

@kahlascroggins1583 Год назад

My grandma bought a Singer treadle sewing machine for my 9th birthday. My mom taught me how to sew Barbie doll clothes on it. I went crazy making so many outfits for my huge Barbie collection. I even sewed little bikinis, panties, and bras. My Aunt and I played with our Barbie dolls from sunup to sundown all summer long!

@strickbaerbel7430 Год назад

"I would waste it on you" is the ultimate proof of love 🥰 it is a real joy watching you two together. You always make me laugh. I wish you many more moments together filled with love, laugh and joy!

@CherryDivinely Год назад

I didn't have the true "Christmas story" moment where I wanted something so badly... I remember instead of the Christmas eve gift I could get up early and have any present that was unwrapped (normally a doll or some PJ's) I will always cherish those memories with family. Thank you for providing such a wonderful forum where we can share our stories and be inspired

@josephinerock3426 Год назад

It's always nice when our husbands are so helpful with our crafts. Good job Mark.

@dawanariley4183 Год назад

You and mark work so well together love when husbands support their wife’s endeavors.

@May-gm2cd Год назад

I am very grateful to have grown up at a time and with parents who raised me to be interested in whatever I'd like- I love science, and 'stereotypically feminine' things- it is so important that people share how they can coexist and deeply intertwine within an individual!

@terriluff Год назад

"Welcome to Wheel Daddy Show" 🤣🤣🤣 I love you guys!

@beckyadams4729 Год назад

Y'all are so good together. It is apparent you enjoy each other's company. It's downright wholesome

@KiSaralise Год назад

I have a Story about my childhood! So.....My dad was an Engineer. My Mother had Madame Alexander Dolls, and they stayed in the BOX! I was not allowed to have Barbies either. All my friends had them. I had Nuts and Bolts and built my first bookshelf at 7 yrs old in the Garage. Fortunately my Mother Counteracted all the Engineering and Science with Ballet, Gymnastics, Violin, and Sewing, Knitting, and Crocheting! I had a Very Active Mind, that they needed to keep busy! I never had a Free Moment! haha I am happy now that I didnt have Barbies, my favorite toy growing up ended up to be the Simon, and the Rubik's cube. Good thing I had the Balance of using my hands for Creative Projects! I now own a Yarn Shop!!! Whoooo Hooooooooo!!!!!! hehe

@marleneprice371 Год назад

When I took my "learn to spin" course at the local craft college my instructor had a nano wheel and demonstrated it for us. It was great to see.

@janatherton9194 Год назад

I was the same as you, I had some trains and trucks, blocks, Mechano and tools and also ran and built scenery for my Dad's model railway. One toy that was frowned upon that my friends had was Girl's World which was a doll head that you could style and put make up onto, now I can really appreciate why I didn't have those. I did have a couple of Sindy dolls, but many of the clothes were made by either Mum, or a friend of my Mum's, there were even knitting patterns available in the UK. I still have my toy Panda, Patsy that I have had since I was two, but many of my other toys were given to a neighbour's kids after I left home.

@pagebickel Год назад

the nano is my biggest christmas wish

@CoriMultipass Год назад

I loved hearing how you and your mom both designed outfits for your Barbies! The majority of mine were hand-me-downs from the 70s and 80s (my new ones were 90s) and on a couple of them, my grandma had crocheted outfits in lace style crochet thread. That was all well and good except she crocheted them ON the Barbies around their tight waists, so it was impossible to change their outfits and it drove me nuts because I didn't want wedding dress Barbie every single time I played. Bratz came soon after, and I remember recycling materials to make outfits on them, like one was a white plastic bag that I made into a layered form-fitting asymmetric tube dress that looked so cool. I would also change their makeup and eye colour with Crayola markers because it was washable. I wish I'd taken the time to learn more about sewing and crochet/knit tho because I really liked fashion during peak 00s style.

@newmoonjlp Год назад

Oh dear, it's anxiety inducing watching Mark take that little wheel apart. I just know there would be "extra" pieces when I got it all put back together 🤣

@markschwartz5614 Год назад

Yes but this time there are supposed to extras 🤣🤣

@courtneystoudt6916 Год назад

I always asked for a doll house when I was little. Didn't get one until I was in 6th grade and didn't really want one anymore. I try to get my kids the toys they ask for so I can see them enjoy them!

@belindasilver8430 Год назад

I enjoyed hearing your Barbie story. I used to play Barbies with my cousins, but my daughter was never interested in them. She preferred to play outside with her friends.

@janetpinkelman2324 Год назад

Thanks, Mark for being a part of today's vlogmas. You are a good husband.

@markschwartz5614 Год назад

😊😊

@trishgoose442 Год назад

That episode brought back so many memories! My older sister had Barbie and I had Skipper in the 60s - all I really wanted were cars, science kits and Meccano! I remember a big argument when my sister cut off all Skipper's hair though!🤣

@deborahspins2909 Год назад

Welcome to the “wheel guy“! So fun when you are both on together. I would love to try that little wheel for the portability, especially. I am a grandmother of five and I am always sitting waiting somewhere for someone doing something. Thank you for the opportunity! I never miss a video because I learned so very much.

@alexandraparkin2235 Год назад

Thanks Mark for being willing to visit!

@markschwartz5614 Год назад

Thank you Alexandra for the kind comment!

@gailstringer1158 Год назад

What fun to watch you and Mark together! Your story of growing up sparked memories for me; I was born in 1950, so remember Barbie's "entrance". I had 2 younger brothers, and loved their sets of blocks, mechano sets, etc. When I was 9, my Xmas wish was a chemistry set; I had visions of myself becoming a mad (female!) scientist. Santa did bring me one, but it also came with a manual, and rules. My Dad loved this chemistry set, and I loved the time I spent with him following those rules. I didn't become a mad scientist, but an elementary teacher, and spent most of my teaching career exploring more effective ways to help my students (and colleagues) understand math, as well as the history of counting systems in other cultures. Yup - a weird adult and teacher!

@jenniferscott2955 Год назад

The nano is such a perfect travel size!! I love this company for making spinning more affordable to those who can't afford many other wheels on the market.

@katyarncrafts Год назад

Yay a vlogmas episode with Mark again. His catmas sweater is so cool! I enjoyed your Barbie story and how your mother made sure that first you learn that a girl can do anything in life. So wonderful! I remember when I got my first Barbie as a kid. I grew up in the very eastern part of Germany behind the wall and there was not much luxury. So having a Barbie was way out of my reach. My grandma had relatives in Austria and was permitted to travel outside the country to visit her family. When she came back my sister and I knew there would be fancy chocolates and all the sweets we normally would not be able to get our hands on. But not only brought she candy back home she gifted each of us our very first Barbie doll. It was a Tennis Barbie. I can still recall the feeling that I had when I saw the signature pink box… oh my. After that she knit us Barbie clothes of course. 😅

@valerieconrad1005 Год назад

I had a Christmas present that I really wanted. It was an easy bake oven. I got up Christmas morning and there was an easy bake kitchen that had a little blender on it. I was happy to have it, but also disappointed that I didn't get the oven. Talk about ingratitude 🤪 Well, as I unwrapped the rest of my Christmas presents, there was an easy bake oven from my mom and dad! Years later I found out that one of my brothers had been snooping and saw the oven, so my parents had to make a present swap for what Santa was going to bring! Anyhow, I did love my easy bake oven, but it was one of those presents that quickly went unused. I do love to bake though! And I do bake frequently!

@heatherlowry4370 Год назад

I was a tomboy growing up, and so I got more boy oriented toys. One year I got a microscope for Christmas and I was jumping for joy.

@kaylynndavis3887 Год назад

The wheel daddy show! A Christmas miracle 😆

@rowenazuercher5363 Год назад

The nano spinner really is nano! I wasnt expecting it to be so tiny and adorable 😍

@tracybird4547 Год назад

I love Wheel Daddy guest appearances and I especially love the blessings he comes up with. He gets us fibre peeps.

@spicyfibersfarmstead83 Год назад

Oh my gosh! I'm still laughing at Mark with the fiber reveal & in the blooper reel. He is a fantastic "fiber wing man"/wheel Daddy. I DID have Barbies..lots of them and many accessories. I learned to crochet at 7, so I could make clothes for my dolls. Except for the spirograph, I can't recall many, if any STEM toys growing up...and yet, here I am today, a state Public Health Virologist supervising the clinical Serology/Virology testing through a global pandemic. I was not encouraged to pursue the hard sciences, I was encouraged to develop my talents, wherever they presented themselves and my passion was found in the laboratory. Nowadays, I am finding enjoyment and passion in exploring the OTHER side of my brain, through expanding fiber arts. I think it's a wonderful thing that we can exist in BOTH worlds and find ourselves extremely happy in either.

@paigehoward3783 Год назад

You two are so amazing love when Mark joins you in the videos. Was great to see how the machine goes together I think I need to get one now

@TheTypewriterError Год назад

I love your and Mark's relationship so much

@JillianEve Год назад

Such a similar experience! Molly was always the American Girl Doll I wanted too! 💜

@saragreenfield1648 Год назад

I love how you and Mark giggle and flirt the entire time 💕💕 Literal relationship goals!

@karenradcliff9163 Год назад

Yay, it's a Mark episode! I love all of the episodes, but the ones with Mark in make me laugh. :) I loved Rainbow Brite. And My Little Pony. I also had a significant unicorn collection! I had many, many Barbies, but I remember when I was in fourth grade deciding that I wanted to have something that was marketed to boys, so I told everyone to buy me GI Joe stuff for Christmas. And I got all GI Joe stuff, and only GI Joe. It was of limited enjoyment for me--I really did like the clothing I could make and world-building that I could do with Barbie--but I really remember the gendered consternation of my family that year... "but that's for boys!"

@jennifermillar1549 Год назад

It was so fun watching you and Mark together! I may have been the opposite of you as a kid. I was given dolls and Barbies, but I wasn’t interested in any of them. I genuinely tried to be, but like most autistics, I preferred animals to dolls. My twin sister LOVED her dolls, and I felt so out of place not sharing the feeling. Now, as a mom, I try to follow my kid’s lead on what toys they gravitate to.

@susanfletcher3329 Год назад

Your husband is so cute.... I never had a Barbi when I was little. I was pretty much a Tom boy and liked horses and cowgirl stuff. Annie Oakley was my hero. When I was in my 40's a friend bought me a Barbi because she thought it was terrible I never had one.

@stevejones7324 Год назад

Your childhood sounds very like mine ,I even had a train set .I was already in my teens before I started crafting.

@LisaMyEclecticLife Год назад

I got my Nano 2 in the mail yesterday and am spinning on it as I watch. It is very different from the EEW 6, but I love it. I remember having Barbies that my mom found at garage sales. I made elaborate houses for them and used my mom's heels as sport cars. I do not remember actually playing with them, just made houses for them. Lol.

@jessicawright1656 Год назад

Mark cracks me up! Hi fiber friends! Welcome to the wheel daddy show!😂

@amannco1051 Год назад

It's so cool to see this teeny tiny spinning wheel at work. It is a joy to watch your and Mark's interactions.

@tracysmith7935 Год назад

I thought I was the only one having difficulty spinning the black fiber. I was going to give up on it until I heard there were others having a bit of trouble with it too. I will try again seeing that there is more of it in my Vlogmas box. I did get a Barbie, for my 9th birthday. Then I got a Midge for Christmas when I was 11. My mom was a seamstress and she taught me to sew so I could make my dolls clothes. By the time I was 16 I was making my sister's Barbie doll clothes and as birthday gifts for her friends.

@annamurray5482 Год назад

The way Mark makes you laugh is so sweet to see!

@Erzas_Art_Atelier Год назад

My favorite Barbie story is about how I got my Barbie got her second "husband." I didn't have a Ken doll so at first Barbie married 5 Lego men stacked on top of each other. One day my brother sent his GI Joe on a parachuting mission. Unfortunately, Joe's parachute failed to deploy. He lost both of his legs in the accident. Luckily Barbie was there for him. My brother learned a good bit about parachutes and gravity and I got a proportional husband for my Barbie.

@JillianEve Год назад

🤣

@sonyabarnes7098 Год назад

Mark pretending to be you at the beginning made me laugh out load. And the bloopers too - priceless 🙂

@CheapEngineerCrafts Год назад

OMG! Your mom is me! I wanted my brother’s gifts - models, tools, etc. I got a ‘girl’s’ model one year. It was 3 plastic pieces that snapped together. Took me 5 seconds. No glue, no painting. I’m a mechanical engineer by training. At least I missed the teacher/nurse bullet.

@seuzen5570 Год назад

How sweet that Mark the Wheel Daddy joined the show today!!

@larkspurfunnyfarmandfibera4750 Год назад

Real daddy made it seem so simple I have a feeling the rest of us would still be struggling great to watch your show blessings

@ArwynArising Год назад

I feel like you STARTED to say "keep it secret, keep it safe" and then got distracted by the desert drought dryness of Mark's humor.

@JillianEve Год назад

Yep, this is accurate. 😂

@estherreeves6445 Год назад

Nice to see Mark, he has lovely sense of humour.

@karispeckman7130 Год назад

Cat fiber, ha ha love it! That’s what mine turns into when the kitties crawl into a bag of fiber and sleep there all day!

@markschwartz5614 Год назад

Wheel daddy approves of your kittens.

@Charliestothepoint Год назад

Thank you for making me laugh again.😂 no playing games here, just hand crafting 😊

@miridarkstar4769 Год назад

My Little Pony! I grew up on the original toys. I had two Barbies..... neither survived for one reason or other - the dog ate one.

@angelahutcheson4436 Год назад

I love seeing Mark on the show! His sense of humor is the same as my sons, who just happened to be walking through as I was watching and stopped and watched this episode with me.

@kcbryant6546 Год назад

Hi Jillian, this was another enjoyable episode. It was hilarious seeing the two of you interacting! When I was younger I would put an equal amount of “boys toys” and “girls toys” on my wish list, but would inevitably only get girl things. I was close to a boy cousin that had awesome toys that I liked playing with (when he would let me) and I’d imagine what it might be like to have a remote controled anything or race track of my own. When I was a bit older I decided to only put boy things on my list, and I finally got a k’nex set. It was one of my most favorite gifts and I made everything in the booklet. Then, I got creative and started making things for my Barbie dolls (which I also really enjoyed) 😄

@LDSVenus Год назад

What a perfect couple! It so nice to see a couple who have fun together. My favorite Christmas gift was a fully jointed doll (ankles, knees, wrists and waist) who looked similar to a Barbie but was a bit bigger. I loved her, I sure my mom searched forever to find her 😂.

@kelseyle3120 Год назад

We need more guest appearances with Mark!! Also, I loved your story today - I grew up with both Barbies, Bionicles, and GI Joes so had a wide range of creative toys to play with. While the whole body image issue with Barbie makes sense in theory, I never once thought about it while playing with them. All of my toys had such a wide range of body shapes (like stuffed toys) and all that mattered was the story my siblings and I created with them! As for the fiber, short staple bouncy fibers are my FAVORITE!! Give me all the Down breeds! Thank you for including them in your videos and introducing people to these breeds to try!

@KnittingmommyArts Год назад

You guys are so cute together! I still have issues with short fibers though I do keep practicing. Someday I'll get it. I just got my Nano 2 in the mail yesterday. Have already spun up a braid of hand-dyed fiber from my stash. I love the changes Maurice made to the earlier Nano. I also got the kit to upgrade my first Nano. I appreciate seeing how easy it was to swap out the parts. It looks like something even I can manage on my own. If I do get into trouble, I've got three helpers I can wrangle into being "Wheel Daddies" for a few minutes.

@lindaperron318 Год назад

Having a partner that makes you laugh is wonderful! Love your laugh Evie, your eye always sparkle

@kayrigetta9462 Год назад

I'm in love with the new wheel daddy show. Haha. That's a neat little machine.

@annekinne1232 Год назад

Love it when wheel daddy makes an appearance

@rosemaryedwards3293 Год назад

You and Mark are so well suited and I love your sense of humour! As a child I never wanted dolls and soft toys, and my favourite toys were Meccano and an electric train set. I never had any brothers, but luckily my dad loved these and bought them for me.

@leannebaker4643 Год назад

I was surprised at how tiny the nano is. It was fun to watch this episode.

@hoffjake1 Год назад

I still have many of the Barbies I had as a girl. I sewed clothes for them, out of scraps, on my mothers Singer treadle sewing machine. Incidentally, I also sewed my finger!

@JillianEve Год назад

Ouch!

@spooniecrafts Год назад

I love the goofiness when Mark guest stars 😂😂

@MonaSkovJensen Год назад

Oh my god! My mom made clothes for my barbies too! She even knitted a bath robe or house coat. I found that one not so long ago! Oh listening to your story brings back so many childhood memories ♥

@debimarlowe3579 Год назад

You and Mark are a perfect match! That little Nano is a workhorse!

@Lillirose9539 Год назад

I'm a Huge fan of @Dreaming Robots‼️ I have the Nano 1.0 and an Electric Eel Wheel 6. I'll be getting an upgrade kit and the new Nano 2.0 also. I love how portable they both are and if you use the suction cups or the recommended battery with the aftermarket case it's very stable. Thank you So much for highlighting this wonderful little machine. We travel a lot, and my little Nano with everything I need to spin fits in a soft makeup case that fits in a back pack...The Eel wheel six is also so portable and perfect for our Camper. I have an Ashford traditional also. Thanks again for sharing all the wonderful tools and techniques for spinning Miss Evie 🥰‼️

@kimberleyscammell8370 Год назад

So nice to meet Mark! The wheel Daddy was a very good sport!

@sallyeaton6811 Год назад

When Mark becomes you…..I just about fell off my chair laughing so hard!!!

@DianaMorgancrochet Год назад

Ok. Love Mark the “Wheel Daddy.” I also love how he makes you laugh!

@GirlScoutLoriC Год назад

This year, your vlogmas is my favorite! Sitting down to knit and watch/listen reminds me of being little and snuggling up with my mom while she read stories to me. Thank you Evie!

@knitting2infinity Год назад

I too have a non-spinning yet supportive husband. It's wonderful how we can appreciate our spouse's differences. I have an EEW 6. If I had a Nano, then my girls could spin with me. That would be so much fun.

@leslieambailey Год назад

Ha! My mother disliked Barbie, also! I finally got one for my 10th birthday from a friend and she did let me keep it. In fact, her mother sewed us Barbie clothes and those fabrics showed up in our marriage quilts, which was cool. There were four daughters in my family, so we also had a rather balanced life - receiving toolboxes and erector sets for gifts, as well. Thank you for sharing your personal story!

@Osgkar Год назад

Thanks for showing the upgrade on the Nano It is nice to see another man involved in wheel repair and mainenance . Hi Mark

@markschwartz5614 Год назад

Wheel daddy approves this comment.

@evatobiasson3421 Год назад

Love it when the Mark joins you!!!

@markschwartz5614 Год назад

😊

@marilynsullivan4361 Год назад

So much fun to watch you and the Wheel Daddy together.

@drewadrawing Год назад

This was such a fun and funny vlogmas video! I'm glad Mark also had a good Christmas sweater to contribute! 😂 "What is it?" "Fiber!"

@emilyf4839 Год назад

My husband and I almost busted a rib laughing! I love when the Wheel Daddy comes on the show!

@hoffjake1 Год назад

I will say this about my folks, nothing we had was specific to boy or girls. We girls grew up playing with Barbies, babies, and Tonkas…… and so did the boys. The girls turned into independent, confident women, that have no fears about doing things that are designated as “masculine” activities, and the boys are wonderful fathers.

@l.e.5930 Год назад

Never had Barbie but I LOVED My Little Pony, and I would stay home from school just so I could watch it, lol

@vivilagos6180 Год назад

I loved today's story, and to see that you still have the barbies with handmade clothes💜

@nicolemurtaugh9272 Год назад

Every time I see Mark I get excited because I know there will be a blooper reel!!!!

@JillianEve Год назад

Every time! 🤣

@markschwartz5614 Год назад

That's my doing 🤣

@donna2753 Год назад

You and Mark are so cute together!!!!!! He has the best sense of humor!!! Ok...I had to edit to add some things..lol...even from a really young age as I was looking through the Sears Christmas Catalog....( how darn old am I?????)....I would always circle anything that looked craft related...of course I had to have the potholder weaving thing.....makes me laugh at how I had no idea I had a fiber related obsession that I would never outgrow! That was such a great story! The bloopers were priceless!!! You should include them more often!! They were a great addition to an already great Vlogmas!

@terrythreecatfarm3112 Год назад

We had barbies growing up. My Baba taught me to sew clothes for her which really influenced me to do hand stitching, embroidery,knitting and crochet 😊

@TheBluestWhale Год назад

Those nano wheels are the cutest!!

@mechan8015 Год назад

Good idea to have a helper!

@sampancisco4931 Год назад

I see why everyone enjoys Mark when he guest stars. Love your guys dynamic. Also yay nano 2! I've been wanting to get my hands on a nano.

@suethompson8538 Год назад

Loved The Wheel Daddy Podcast. He is such good value and it’s so lovely to watch you two together. I would sign up my husband for a Wheel Daddy Training Programme.

@lorrie6736 Год назад

I love it when Mark, The Wheel Daddy is on!!! He's hilarious! Thank you!

@rockinrobin1975 Год назад

That is so cool that you still have your old dolls! I loved my barbies! I wanted a Chatty Cathy doll so bad and never did get one. But I had lots of troll dolls! My favorite!

@zoeward4555 Год назад

The electric spinning wheels seem so small compared to the lovely spinning ones, I love that you would be able to take one with you on holiday somewhere!

@robinrace3139 Год назад

Never knew there were so many different types of spinning wheels I'm going to look into this one to see about the battery pack and see how well that will work to travel with but I can't wait to see more.

@fyrecraftedgaming Год назад

Ahhh ! I want to get a nano. I hear that changing the ply direction can make it better for crochet and I'd like to experiment with that, as well as trying diff techniques for sock yarns :D So glad they are back in stock

@helenehenkel Год назад

I had an original Barbie, don't know what happened to it. Mine had strawberry blonde hair with the ponytail. My my mother couldn't sew a button yet she did try to make clothes for our Barbies. My dad however was able to sew & actually made my sister a coat to match her prom dress. Funny how those memories stick, fortunately I do have that sewing machine.