Sticks & String

A podcast by an Australian bloke who knits.

Kaffe Fassett

This week Kaffe Fassett, knitting legend and adjective, joins us. Given his hectic schedule, it was great to catch up with him.
World Wide Knit in Public Day went well in Sydney, I hope everyone else had a great time at their local events.

What’s happening
Australian Sheep and Wool Show   Bendigo Victoria 18-20 July
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

From the bottom of the knitting bag
Other
Classic 8 Ply  from Bendigo Woollen Mills (link)

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4 Comments »

  1. Kaffe Fassett is an interesting designer. I knit a couple of his designs several years ago, Tumbling Blocks and California Poppies. I really enjoyed the Poppies vest more. I made a magic ball for the background color and a wildly different magic ball for the poppies. It is still my favorite vest to wear year round. I used Shetland that I got from Schoolhouse press and just fell in love with it. Most of my projects are either Shetland or Satakeilli now. Thanks for doing the interview with Kaffe!
    Sara

    Comment by Sara in WI | 17 June 2008

  2. Oh, I forgot to mention that my LS Carpe Lanam shirt arrived today, just in time for Knitting Camp! I love it….
    Sara

    Comment by Sara in WI | 17 June 2008

  3. Hi David,
    I really enjoyed your interview with Kaffe, I went to see an exhibition of his in Bath here in UK not so long ago. He brings a whole new way of knitting in the way he works, he is first an artist with such an eye for colour and fine art influences, his work based on blue and white china, wich was on show at the gallery I went to was beautiful! There were some of his tapestries too. I always feel inspired when I hear him speak or see his work. It was good to see your photos on here, those cats just look SO relaxed!
    Best wishes
    Caroline

    Comment by Caroline | 3 March 2009

  4. Is this an ongoing podcast or has it been cancelled?

    Comment by Rose Windman | 10 September 2020


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