Podcasts about knitting pipeline podcast

BygonesIndustrial rib looks like 2 by 1 rib on both sides but is actually a form of 1 by 1 rib. Here is Diana Sullivan’s video where she does a version that really is 2 by 1. Rant and RaveRant: “It is what it is.” PIN number, VIN number, ATM machine.Rave: Saying “Yes!” (or no) right away. EventsI’m hosting Mary Anne Oger at my home for two days of instruction and hands on knitting. I recorded and released my interview with her in August 2107. April 7-8 Yarn Con, Chicago, IL April 10-11 MAO Uncensored in Grand Blanc, MIcontact: me at juliebknitter@gmail.com April 13-14 40th Annual Spring Fling Peru, IN April 14-15 Spring Fiber Expo Ann Arbor, MI April 27-28 DAK workshop Monroe, MIcontact: Cathy Reaume at monroeknitseminar@att.net May 25-27 Pacifically Passap contact: Pat Groves at knit-a-bit-oregon.com/ Hand KnittingWinter Forest Cowl by Anna Lange as heard about on the Knitting Pipeline Podcast. Link to mine. Three Seasons in Scotland hot water bottle cozy pattern by Hanna Weibye. Link to mine. Felted Moccasins slightly altered with Judy’s Magic Cast On. Here's mine. Machine KnittingA body stocking for my stunt double, Shela. ResourcesAmy Herzog’s Craftsy class Fit to Flatter. VitaMeataVegeMinNo Fuss, No Sugar Added Berry Jam recipe by Melissa D’Arabian. I added some monk fruit sweetener. Please join in the Ravelry group for this podcast.

Brainy Thing:   13:19       Behind the Redwood Curtain: We modify our podcast a bit this podcast as we synthesize and review two years of our podcasting episodes.   What We’ve Learned from Our Knitting (and Crochet) Catherine and Margaret talk what they’ve learned from their knitting over the past two years.  Margaret has learned about her ADD with knitting and how she needs variety.   Catherine has learned that she needs two projects — one a simple carry-around project and another one that challenges her.  Catherine mentions that she knit the Harmonia’s Ring Cowl (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/harmonias-rings-cowl)  by Sivia Harding but although she loves it, she can’t wear it because she knit it out of wool and she’s sensitive about it.     Brainy Thing:   Margaret and Catherine review some of the most notable (for them) topics they’ve covered in the Brainy segment over the past two years.  For Margaret, they include Open Mindset (Episode 1), Flow (Episode 2 and 3), Betsan Corkhill (Episode 9), and Novelty.  For Catherine the the Open Mindset (Episode 1), Focus (Episodes 2, 3, 6),  Flow (Episode 2 and 3) and Novelty (Episode 16.)     Behind the Redwood Curtain: Margaret was inspired to create this segment by Paula or Prairie Piper’s (http://www.ravelry.com/people/PrairiePiper) Nature Notes on the Knitting Pipeline Podcast (http://www.ravelry.com/groups/knitting-pipeline)  .   One place in the area that stands out for Margaret is Table Bluff discussed in Episode 7 and for Catherine the lowly but resilient banana slug in episode 3.   Knitting Tip: This segment has been the most challenging for Margaret and Catherine is the Knitting Tip and they are grateful to readers who post their tips on the Knitting Tip thread on Ravelry.  One of the recent tips most helpful for Margaret was the the cd case converted to a bead holder submitted by Knitty Barb from Two Knit Lit Chicks podcast (http://www.ravelry.com/groups/2-knit-lit-chicks-podcast).     A Little Podcast Business: Catherine and Margaret are both grateful for their listeners and for those who communicate via the Ravelry Group.   Teaching Your Brain to Knit Podcast:  https://teachingyourbraintoknit.com/ Teaching Your Brain to Knit Podcast group on Ravelry:  http://www.ravelry.com/groups/teaching-your-brain-to-knit

Hi, Knitters,First, I'd like to announce the winner of the Gale's Art Sock Blank Club 3-month Subscription winner!  The winner is Trwhip on Ravelry! Congratulations. I've contacted both Trwhip and Gale to let them know. Gale will be in touch directly to figure out the logistics. Thanks for entering everyone. Next week I have another HUGE giveaway to share that I know you will all be excited about. Stay tuned....Today I have a new podcast episode where I am talking about the Knitting Pipeline Maine Retreat 2015, tons of yarn, knitting, a new shawl, patterns, various products, my sweater and more.Click here to view the podcast directly on YouTube!The podcast is available on iTunes. Click here!In the video I talk about a lot of different knitterly things and here are all of the links:Gale's Art on EtsyMary, Millie & Morgan Doll ebook informationQuince & Co.The Knitting Pipeline PodcastThe Knitting Pipeline Retreat Group RavelryItty-Bitty Knits Group (my group on Ravelry)Louise CardiganFriends in Fiber on EtsySeven Sisters ArtsJuniper GraceYOTH YarnsMadelinetosh Quaere Fibres on EtsyYowza Weigh It 4 ShawlMiss Babs Yowza YarnHelen Stewart's Red Robin ShawlWool & Wire jewelryNNK Press printed pattern lineAlana DakosArne & Carlos Regia Sock YarnYarn EnablerKristin Nicholas Colorful Pottery on EtsyNNK Press Greeting CardsOmena vestphoto from Sue WitkinThe beautiful Kriste, the doll artist extraordinaire, is on the left! photo from KristebeFriends forever!!That's about it! Phew! I'll be back soon with much more and a fantastic giveaway from Little Skein.xo ~ susan

Knitting Pipeline Podcast with Paula Emmons Listen Live for chance to win great prizes! Stay up to date with the Yarn Thing podcast with the App available on iTunes and for Droid. Find our more about Marly at www.MarlyBird.com or follow her on facebook Sponsored by: Knitter's MagazineCraftsyIndian Lake ArtisansDecade by Drew EmborskyBijou Basin RanchKnitCrateKristin Omdahl Bamboo So FineBuffalo Wool Co.Green Mountain Spinnery

I have a very special guest of Paula from Knitting Pipeline Podcast http://www.knittingpipeline.com/ Richard was away working so she helped me with the Drams section of a 12 year old Scapa Single Malt Whisky. And then we had a bit of a blether. Wots e Craic includes the Competition winners and how I am now a wee square on your iPhone/Pad/thing. If you go to http://caithnesscraftcollective.podbean.com/mobile/ and then select the middle button of your browser and choose the 'add to home screen' selection I appear as an App.  What other Apps do you have on your front page? The Swap section names have been announced. You have until the end of the month to post a Potholder made or bought, a wee local something and a nice note. Me Me MEEEE I tell you Me section has my craft endeavours. Craft Lit http://feeds2.feedburner.com/crafting-a-life/iaoM Wittertainment http://www.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/series/kermode for all things Film.  Slate Presents Lexicon Valley via iTunes for all things language. caithnesscraftcollective@gmail.com for e-mail  CaithnessCraft on Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest  LouiseJ2010 for Flickr

Piper's Fancy, Nubby Mittens, Afterthought Heel Socks This show is sponsored by my Longaberger Home Business www.longaberger.com/paula .  Sign up for my sale newsletters and special offers by sending an email to Paulaef@aol.com.  Please include your name, address, and phone.   Pipeliner Notes I read a note from Karin ("miterwriter" on Ravelry).  A little brown bat has been living on a light fixture in their garage for almost 15 years!  A wonderful story of wild animals and humans coexisting peacefully. Note on last week’s Baked Pumpkin Oatmeal:  it is a good idea to refrigerate any leftovers.   Winners of J-Knit apps have been contacted. Thank you, Bronwyn!  Nature Notes Bob joins me for Nature Notes, but only for a short time because he was grading papers. See show notes for links to bird feeder cleaning information. The one red leaf, the last of its clan, That dances as often as dance it can, Hanging so light, and hanging so high, On the topmost twig that looks up at the sky. ~Samuel Taylor Coleridge  Nellie by Donna Higgins:   Update on the Crochet flower closure. I watched You Tube videos and managed to crochet the flowers by myself!  (Charr was out of town.)  My tutorial on attaching the crochet closures is on You Tube and the show blog.  www.knittingpipeline.com   Finished Projects: Piper’s Fancy  My own design.  A crescent shawl with a lace border. Nubby Noro Mittens by Annie’s Woolens Love the pattern as the texture adds interest without being too fussy.  Every other round is a plain round so it is easy to see where you are in the pattern. Afterthought Heel Socks by Laura Linneman  In The  Pipeline Annabel Babe Cardigan by Carrie Bostick Hoge My Ultimate Rip Van Winkle—will share later. A Ravelry Note: A new feature on Ravelry is that if you have your yarn stashed and you use stash yarn for a project then a little thumbnail photo of the yarn will appear in your project notes.  It’s tiny but it is there! The Blethering Room Registration is in progress for the Knitting Pipeline Retreat March 2-3, 2012 Washington IL $50 for Fri night and all day Sat.  $40 for Sat only See show notes for registration information.  www.knittingpipeline.com  Rip Van Winkle Challenge Go through your Ravelry queue to find a project that has been asleep for a long time.   A thread will go up on the Knitting Pipeline Podcast group on Ravelry where you can post photos of your finished projects.  High Note: Better Homes and Gardens Magazine is not as traditional as it used to be. I enjoy it.  Inexpensive subscription and you get free digital editions with paid subscription!  More knitting magazines should do this because knitting from a magazine is for me somewhat tedious.    Check out a new video cast:  Stockinette Zombies.  Music: One Morning in May from Foreignlander by Lydia McCauley. Have a great week, haste ye back, and hold your knitting close.