Podcast appearances and mentions of mary jane mucklestone

Ja, de breisters voelen het… de dagen worden langer en als de stormen ophouden met razen, wordt er bewogen in de zon. Jackie fietst gezwind naar het werk en Cor bindt de rollerskates aan. Ze genieten van bollen en knollen die langs hun pad de rit opfleuren. Loesje miste een reisje naar Lissabon en knipte per ongeluk in haar nieuwe trui. Oh no! Ze is naarstig op zoek naar een job waarin ze al haar talenten kan botvieren. Er zit een boeiende gast aan de tafel vandaag. Anne! In het gewone leven is ze directrice van een basisschooltje in het multiculti Antwerpen. Ze neemt ons mee op haar Fair Isle - avontuur. Ze vertelt wat het verschil is tussen Fair Isle en Intarsia knitting. Zelf noemt ze het haar knutselproject: knippen, kleven, kleuren, tellen en natuurlijk… breien. Langzaam maar zeker en met volledige focus. Ze koos voor het patroon 'Citrine' van Kaffe Fassett uit het kunstzinnige breimagazine nr 70 van Rowan en gebruikt het originele garen ‘Felted Tweed' (alpaca & merino) voor de realisatie. Ze leerde zichzelf via YouTube en het boek '200 Fair Isle breipatronen' van Mary Jane Mucklestone de techniek om tegelijk een draad links en een draad rechts aan te voeren… zonder kortsluiting in de hersenen! Jackie is zo gebeten door de prachtige breiboeken dat ze het podcasten bijna aan de anderen zou overlaten :-). Loes heeft al beslist: zij gaat het uitproberen. Dat komt goed, secuur als ze is. Jackie en Cor aarzelen, want zulke projecten zijn niet gediend met ‘plantrekkers'. Anne laat er geen misverstand over bestaan: broddelen is zonder pardon uithalen. Veel luisterplezier!

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Mary Jane Mucklestone is a hand-knitting designer known for inventive colorwork design. She has a passion for folk knitting and has traveled the world to study traditional techniques and to learn about the history of the craft. Her first three books, 200 Fair Isle Motifs, 150 Scandinavian Motifs, and Fair Isle Style, were instant classics, and her latest, Geo Knits: 10 Lessons and Projects for Knitting Stripes, Chevrons, Triangles, Polka Dots and More is set to become one as well. Mary Jane loves to teach, specializing in lively, fun, and informative classes. Mary Jane’s inventive hand-knitting designs are featured in many books and magazines as well as on her website, MaryJaneMucklestone.com.

In this episode, Adrienne speaks with Kristine, the owner of Verb, about the concept 100% for the Designer. And she talks to Mary Jane Mucklestone, one of the designers in the AVFKW Fall 2018 Lookbook, about her pattern The Diamondback Hat.

MORNING ON THE DOCK: Episode 56 :: Mary Jane Mucklestone by squam

Sponsor: Every year there is a special place, on a lake in New Hampshire, where people gather to explore their creativity, healing and community. This place is called Squam. Behind this goodness is one remarkable woman by the name of Elizabeth Duvivier, someone who’s sought out to find her path and enlightenment in this creative world, bringing souls together and taking just as much away from each experience as those who attend. The Spring Squam retreat is taking place this June, complete with twinkle lights, generous teachers, sweet walks through the woods, vintage cottages, laughter on the dock, some very incredible workshops and ending with the Squam Art Fair and Ravelry Reverly. Join classes with incredible fiber folks like Gudrun Johnston, Kate Atherley, Andrea Rangel, Kristine Vejar, and Mary Jane Mucklestone to name just a few. And there is still time to register and make your travel plans to attend this June retreat, so visit squamartworkshops.com for more info on this incredible retreat and to register.   Fiber folk: Romi Hill first caught my attention on Instagram a few years ago when I came across of photo of her cowboy boots paired with some beautiful yarn. As time went on became more […]

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Sponsor: In 2013, Anna Dianich opened Tolt Yarn and Wool. a local yarn shop in the beautiful Pacific Northwest town of Carnation, Washington. Last Fall we celebrated Tolt’s second anniversary, with the release of a very special book, Farm to Needle: Stories of Wool. When we pick up our needles and cast-on the first stitch, we become part of something much bigger than the project at hand. Farmers, shearers, spinners and dyers are working hard not only to produce the yarn we love, but to preserve a way of life that is at real risk of being lost. Farm to Needle invites you to join a journey; to peek behind the scenes of some of our favorite producers and gain a deeper understanding of the people, places, and animals at work. Discover Aspen Hollow Farm, Green Mountain Spinnery, Imperial Stock Ranch, Thirteen Mile Farm, YOTH, Saco River Dye House, and Twirl through patterns by Dianna Walla, Tif Fussell, Veronika Jobe, Karen Templer, Andrea Rangel, Annie Rowden and myself. This book was beautifully captured by a hardworking team, lead by Anna and Kathy Cadigan.  March is Icelandic Wool Month at Tolt, and to celebrate they’re hosting classes by Cirilia Rose and Andrea […]

Hela intervjun med Mary Jane Mucklestone och Gudrun Johnston på engelska.

I det här avsnittet berättar vi om när vi träffade Mary Jane Mucklestone och Gudrun Johnston när de besökte Stockholm 9-11 oktober. Det blev mycket om traditionell stickning på Shetlandsöarna (yey!) och flerfärgsstickning och spetsstickning. 

Hello from behind a pile of fibre and washing here in the Cheshire Plain. Another bumper episode this week, with a report from the weekdays of the recent UK Knit Camp at Stirling in Scotland. Despite organisational problems and a lack of communication for day visitors, I had a brilliant time. I took classes with Jon Dunn of EasyKnits, Lucy Neatby, Kate Tetlow and Mary Jane Mucklestone. Photos from Jon's spinning class... ...and shots of my handspun taken in Mary Jane's class. Animal, spun from batts from EverImprovingMe Navajo-plied fibre from DT Craft & Design bought at Wonderwool Wales in April I also have an overwhelming desire to make Lucy Neatby's Bubbles Scarf. Luckily there's a knit-a-long for the pattern in September. There's also an interview with the designer of the Knit Camp Vest, Ann Kingstone.  Finally, if you want to imagine me whirling Debbie Stoller around the dance floor, this video shows (sort of) what we were doing. Music: Rondopolska by Barry Philips, from the album Tråd, available from Magnatune. Feel free to leave a comment here or at http://www.yarnsfromtheplain.blogspot.com/, or email me at yarnsfromtheplain@googlemail.com. We have a Ravelry group here, so come on over to chat. You can find me on Ravelry as talesfromtheplain and on Twitter as talesfromplain (although I don't Tweet much!). TTFN, Nic