Tag: knitting with handspun
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Thank you for joining me this week! Thank you especially to our Patreon Subscribers, some of whom have just embarked on their next round of workshops, who keep the show on the air. If you are curious about learning more, please head over to Patreon. On this week’s show, I announce the three winners of…
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First, thank you to all of our existing and new Patreon subscribers – we have made our latest milestone! The show will always be longer (20-25 minutes weekly) and begin to air again on iTunes as of this week! For those who have been requesting the show there, please search Wool n’ Spinning in the…
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Thank you so much for joining me this week! I sincerely appreciate the time you spend with me each week. This week, I chat about several finished spins, some spins on the wheels, a little bit about Russian Support Spindling, a new cast on and a finished sweater. For links to what I talked about,…
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Thank you for tuning in this week! It is a slightly longer show today because there is a lot to chatter about – including a little bit of video from KnitCity this past weekend of me spinning away in the SweetGeorgia Yarns’ booth! It was a lot of fun. I talk about some major housekeeping…
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You know those projects? Yeah, you know the ones. This was one of those projects. The steam and gusto I started with fizzled out as I spent more time on it. The rows become more and more of a slog. There was a couple of reasons for this happening on this project: 1. I’m a…
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Thank you for spending some time with me this week! I sincerely appreciate it. Today, I chat about a new cast on, a mitered sock yarn blanket, a new cowl that I am going to re-knit and my finished Daybreak shawl by Stephen West. For a full update on the Patreon information I shared at…
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There is something very satisfying about clearing off the needles and finishing up projects that have languished a long time. One of those projects is this one but not because it was on the needles for eons, mostly it is because it took a long time to spin, ply and finish. This project lasted almost…
