Episode 29: Play it Where it Lies
Episode 29: Play it Where it Lies
Litterbox
Terri:I’m choosing a topic this time: Favorite thing in your craft that you learned or did last year. Could be favorite project, could be favorite technique…anything. Also, least favorite I’ll add mine when I decide.
Favorite: Learning to wash fleec…
Ep18: more on Italian bind off, Jimmy and designing & Raglan jumpers
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We talked about Raglan Jumpers and mentioned a couple of designers who make great Raglan Patterns
Alicia Plummer (Stuart has knitted 'In Stillness 2)
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Knit Together with Kim & Jonna - Episode 16: Amina is FINISHED! The Academic is OTN! And much more…
Episode 16: Amina is FINISHED! The Academic is OTN! And much more…
Welcome to Episode 16! Kim and Jonna are celebrating big finishes! Kim's Amina sweater is done, and Jonna completed the beautiful Miromesnil sweater and a quick Musselburgh Hat. We check in on new cast-ons (The Academic), discuss r…
Knit Together with Kim & Jonna - Episode 15: Panem, an almost finished Miromesnil, and SO MANY HATS!
Episode 15: Panem, an almost finished Miromesnil, and SO MANY HATS!
Welcome to Episode 15! Kim and Jonna are wearing the gorgeous Panem Cowl Wrap and the elegant Miromesnil sweater. We dive into a pile of Finished Objects (hats galore!), check in on the Amina sweater and Musselburgh Hat WIPs, and …
Knit Together with Kim & Jonna - Episode 14: Hoarfrost, Meadow Moon, and "Hello 2023!"
Episode 14: Hoarfrost, Meadow Moon, and "Hello 2023!"
Welcome to our first episode of the New Year! Kim and Jonna are wearing some of their most treasured makes—the Meadow Moon and Hoarfrost Shawl—and celebrating several Finished Objects, including the Kaleidoscope Sweater and the Novice Cardigan …
Amy Sadler, Knitty
Before Ravelry, before knitting podcasts, before the internet fully found its craft obsession, there was Knitty. Amy Sadler shares the inspiration and evolution of the online knitting phenomenon.
In the early 2000s, as the internet became part of daily life for millions, Amy Sadler began a knitti…
Millcast Episode 179: Porch Light
Meet Elise, Junction Fiber Mill’s incredible Marketing Manager, and check out the colorway she created inspired by fellow Vermonter Noah Kahan and his new album! Then, join Todd for a very special tour of Savage Hart Farm.
00:00 - Welcome to the Millcast Elise!
01:55 - Weekend Recap
02:34 - Lambin…
The Yarniacs Episode 381: Strange Knitting Comments
What are we wearing?
Hoodie Shawl Cardigan by Susanne Sommer
Sharlene's Hoodie Shawl Cardigan
Shifty by Andrea Mowry
Gayle's Shifty Tee
What are we stalking?
Brush Creek Shawl by Carina Spencer
Leisl Tee by Ysolda Teague
Kindling Blanket by Georgie Nicolson
Make a Ripple Blanket by Kay Jo…
What Makes a Knitting Pattern Size Inclusive?
Knitting has the potential to create garments that fit any sort of body, no matter what that body's traits are. Yet, if you look at the most popular knitting designers and knitting patterns, most often they are thin women designing garments for their own bodies, typically modeled by thin (white, ci…
Why is EVERYONE talking about Rhinebeck?
Hello and welcome to Two Women Yelling About Knitting, a show that is not about what we are buying or what we are making, but instead asks questions like: What is Rhinbeck, and should you care?
This is a space where we look up from our works in progress and acquisitions and talk about what we see …
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