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Scottish Women’s Institutes’ YouTube channel is a vibrant online platform dedicated to showcasing the work, activities, and community spirit of the SWI.

You’ll find tutorials, craft demonstrations, interviews, and highlights of SWI events across Scotland.

It’s a fast-changing and dynamic resource… see what’s trending!

celebrity friends

cookery demonstrations

craft demonstrations

health & wellbeing

Scotland’s places

An evening with The Teddy Bear Ladies

The Hebridean Baker x Sarah Rankin

An evening with Andrew Crummy MBE

An evening with The Great British Sewing Bee's Jen Hogg

At home with The Hebridean Baker

Expert talk: Scotland's first national chef, Gary Maclean

An evening with Beechgrove’s George Anderson

The perfect scone masterclass

Homemade chutney & bramble jelly

Store cupboard cookery

Expert talk: The perfect frangipane tart

Salted caramels & tempering chocolate

Gins, goodies & gifts

Bakers' question time

Christmas pudding Rice Krispie cakes

Sugarcrafting for Christmas

Christmas Yule log

Creative collisions: A mixed media masterclass

Stitch & fix: A journey to sustainable fashion

Royal Highland Show: Winner's journey

Adventures in needlefelting

Upcycled bespoke furniture

Furniture painting

Christmas wreaths from recycled materials

Papercraft: wallet cards

Needlefelted gnomes

Paper gift bags

Crochet course: part four

Crochet course: part three

Crochet course: part two

Crochet course: part one

Papercraft: gift boxes

Glass painting

Papercraft strip art

Make fabric yo-yos

Kusudame flowers

Introduction to Sashiko

Make an Easter wreath

Make a fabric brooch

Sanquhar knitting: part five

Sanquhar knitting: part four

Sanquhar knitting: part three

Sanquhar knitting: part two

Sanquhar knitting: part one

Introduction to Sanquhar knitting

Introduction to needlefelting

Christmas decorations

Make a beautiful furoshiki wrap

Crochet a Christmas tree

Upcycled poppies

SWI tummy talks

Farm and croft wellbeing

Skincare masterclass: Age without apology

The talk about getting older

Women's heart health

"Take some breathing space"

Surviving breast cancer

Women's eye health

Living well with cancer

ADHD in women: What you need to know

The menopause: What you need to know

Royal Bank of Scotland: Scam awareness

Expert talk: Tom and Rhonda Muir from Orkneyology

Expert talk: The Great Tapestry of Scotland by Susie Finlayson

Expert talk: The Great Tapestry of Scotland welcome panels

Expert talk: Buttony Bear

Expert talk: Orkney gardens by Sue Pomeroy

Expert talk: Stories from the Highland Archive Centre

Expert talk: Stories of the Commonwealth War Graves

Secrets of Dunrobin Castle's attic finds

Expert talk: Highland gardens by Sue Pomeroy

Expert talk: My life with alpacas by Bierhope Alpacas

Karen Inkster: A horse lover's journey

Expert talk: Scotland's gardens by Sue Pomeroy

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