[gyrlcentric]

I hope this is the appropriate place. I just saw this article and was so excited >_<
Netflix to carry Norwegian 'Slow TV', including knitting
http://www.telecompaper.com/news/netflix-to-carry-norwegian-slow-tv-including-knitting--1156865#.V6i35FADalo.google_plusone_share

 

[watchglass]

Sounds like something fun to check out.

 

[MaryCarter]

I sat through this and loved it.....very nice to watch, but pleased they didn't break the Australian record.
Having said that (after sitting through it for the almost five hours it took to try and break the record) I have the greatest respect for them.
How they sat at those spinning wheels for that amount of time is beyond me, and they were all lovely ladies.
I would love to see more television like this. I also enjoyed watching the train journey and the cruise on Slow TV.

 

[jvallas]

Great find. Thanks!

 

[jvallas]

Goody, I found it! :sm02:
https://www.netflix.com/search/Slow%20tv

 

[Longtimer]

Slow tv is all the rage in Norway. Many can be viewed online. There have also been some news stories about it.

 

[dragonfly7673]

I'm kind of curious about how much they get done in the 12 hours of knitting. It might be a good way to show all those people who think you can just "whip something up" how slow it can really be

 

[gyrlcentric]

Now that's a thought, LOL

I'm kind of curious about how much they get done in the 12 hours of knitting. It might be a good way to show all those people who think you can just "whip something up" how slow it can really be