- Intro
- Hello
- Thanks to Badwolf22, 1to1, jamlknitter, knitpurlgurl, jpeled, wythlove, theyarngoeson, Grammie, bianca13, lily, ohsohappymom, craftyjosie, and elizstitches
- Special thanks to one of my best friends, Alex.
- Segments
- Catch up
- Knitting Nook
- OTN: Revontuli (my version) using Crazy Zauberball
- Chompa Pullover
- Coming up: Mondo Cable Pulli by Bonne Marie Burns using Malabrigo Worsted in Nostalgia
- Cupcake Mittens by Spillyjane in various Palette colors by Knit Picks
- Finished the pink piggy hat!!!
- Good Knitting Gone Bad - My Revontuli tricked me
- Unnamed Spinning Segment
- Pulled out my wheel
- Up next: Frabjous Fibers in Deep Space
- Quilting Corner
- Autumn Splendor
- rows all together, borders are left
- Pulled out three One Block Wonder quilts
- Catching My Fancy
- repurposing some receiving blankets into a design wall
- FACT!!
- New segment
- How I learned to quilt
- Learning to Quilt: A Beginner's Guide
- Basic Guide to Basic Rotary Cut Quilts
- Musing
- You Should Sell That
- Closing
- Thank you again
- Contact info:
- On Ravelry as kniftyknit75
- Ravelry Group
- Today's music
- Opening: Apesadumbrado by Alan Marchand
- Closing: Mister Right Now by Alan Marchand
- Thanks to Magnatune
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| Revontuli |
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| After a year+, it's done! |
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| Frabjous Fibers - Deep Space |
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| Malabrigo Worsted - Nostalgia |
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| Autumn Splendor blocks together |
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| Pink piggy hat is done! |
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| Cupcake Mittens-to-be |
really enjoying your podcast via knitting brooklyn. sorry your van is not working hope you are able to drive soon. looking forward to listening to more podcasts from you
ReplyDeleteWell, I thank you sincerely for the compliment. And thank you for letting me know how you found the podcast. I'm enjoying producing it and as long as I enjoy it and I have listeners that are enjoying, I think I'll stick with it. :)
ReplyDeleteThe van should be done by next week /crosses fingers/. I hope!
Thanks again for getting in contact. Have a great week.
I am totally with you on the whole "You should sell that!" thing. There's way too much work and love in what we do for someone to afford to pay a fair price for it. Plus, I like to see my stuff even after it's given away, so if it has gone to friends and family, I can see it in use and THAT is the greatest compliment and makes it worth it.
ReplyDeleteHey lady! So happy to see you on here. :) I couldn't agree with what you said more if I tried. I'm always so proud of my stuff because "wow, I made THAT"! I too really like to see it after it is done and I'm just too selfish to just give my stuff away willy nilly and selling it would be a whole new level of sad for me.
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