Short, but sweet. Like second tier biscuits.
Vermont’s Finest, a mitten pattern by Meg Harland
Wombat, by Elke Becker
Winter’s Fern, by Trin-Annelie
Next week I’ll be talking with Laura, owner of JulDesign, and designer of clever closures and styling aids for knitwear, like the Pedestal Buttons shown below.
Hi Brenda, having no luck at all finding Kristie (Christie?) Hall on YouTube so I can watch the interview with you…got a link for that? Thanks! And I too love a biscuit with my morning tea…
Denise
OMG her name is Kristy GLASS!!! I can’t believe I did that.
Well, that at least explains why you can’t find her! Here’s the link.
I kept rewinding at the Kristy mention and then read your comment 😀 I watched that interview and it was wonderful. Shared it with my knitting friends and I think you may now have a couple more listeners. Second tire biscuits are such a first world problem 😀 Looking forward to the next podcast and so awesome to find you again!
Hello! I am a first time listener, having found my way here from the Kristy Glass podcast. Boy am I glad I did! Discovering your podcast and blog feels like discovering a new show on Netflix, then finding out there’s like 7 seasons already out. Amazing.
I am a new knitter. In that i learned to knit as a teenager (just knit, not purl) but did become a knitter until the last year or two. For me, it’s like my whole axis has tilted toward knitting. The joy and creative drive it brings has truly brought me to life.
I think the difference between a knitter and someone who knits is the passion. If someone occasionally knits, has no stash, doesn’t plan trips around stops at yarn stores and packs yarn for trips, then they might just be a person who knits. However, if someone has a stash of yarn, plans trips around knitting, lovingly caresses knitwear (even when worn by strangers in grocery stores), plans knitting goals for the year, then you are a knitter.
I can confirm that there are still Naked Lady parties in Portland! It’s been a few years since I attended one, but I’ve been to a handful and can confirm your experience of them — fun, supportive, and a bonding experience. You’ve inspired me to organize one post-pandemic to bring that magic back into my life.
Jocelyn, the news that the Naked Ladies are still going strong makes my heart happy.