Show 74 – Trendy
Dotty is finished and there will soon be photos.
Only 4 months to Christmas, start planning (or worrying).
Any suggestions for a shawl from Victorian Lace Today (for less than 1700 yards of yarn)?
What’s happening
Courthouse Stitch’n’Bitch Every Sunday at the Courthouse Hotel Newtown 1:30pm
NSW Knitters Guild (Canowindra Group) 10am, 2nd Saturday of each month at Glasonbury, Longs Corner Road, Canowindra
Perth City Nits Every second Saturday – Boarders Hay Street Mall, Perth
Philadelphia Knit In Public 20 September 2008 in Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
This show’s music
Heavy Mellow Delight (Magnatune)
From the bottom of the knitting bag
Books
New Pathways for Sock Knitters – Book One by Cat Bordhi (link)
Other
Tapestry from Rowan (link)
Felted Tweed from Rowan (link)
This is cute.
You can contact me at david AT sticksandstring DOT com DOT au or
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David,
I really enjoyed listening to your podcast today. I got a kick out of your monologue on knitting being trendy especially since I hear from some family and friends that I am going through a “knitting phase” (I think they just secretly hope I’ll stop talking about yarn!)
Keep up the good work. I’m farmgirl27 on Rav.
Best,Jenn
Comment by Jennifer | 28 August 2008
Just want to thank-you for the reviews of the Rowan yarns
Rowan had been added to my don’t buy list along with Reynolds/JCA, Mountain Colors and Tahki
It is really getting ridiculous the number of balls/skeins of yarn that have knots in them – something that use to be a rarity is now commonplace
Oh well, apparently the current yarn frenzy ensures that every ball of yarn will be sold no matter the lack of quality control
Love the podcast – i’m always behind in my listening since i do subscribe to so many
Comment by kurt | 2 October 2008