In today’s episode, the one year anniversary of the podcast, I chat with Irish designer Carol Feller about her new Craftsy online class - Celtic Cables.
Image from Craftsy.com
Shownotes:
News & Noteworthy:
-Draw for spinning fibre - “LittleCaptina” - Sarah
-Teo Bishop, our lovely Druid from episode 16 is American musician Matt Morris.
New draw/contest for the month of August:
Yarn - Gaia's Colours Fibre Arts, 3 skeins of Silkie Sock (50% SW Merino/50% Silk, 2ply, heavy fingering, 383yards/350metres per 4oz/115grams) in the colourway "Tammuz".
Spinning Fibre - Wooly Treasure, 1 batt (Merino, BFL, SW Merino & Silk, Silk Noil, Angelina, 3.6oz/100grams) in the colourway "Earth Sing", still sealed in bag (as seen below).
The Knitter's Needles:
- My interview with Carol Feller, of StolenStitches.com, here on a "blog tour" to promote her Craftsy.com classes "Celtic Cables" and a free one, "Short Rows".
Song: Great Big Sea, “Old Polina", courtesy of Music Alley.

I am amiyesiam on Rav and I am so happy you are back!
ReplyDeleteHappy anniversary! I'm MayaMoonie on Ravelry.
ReplyDeleteI signed up for Carol's Short Rows class but haven't had a chance to go through it yet. You've whetted my appetite, though!
Happy anniversary. I am so glad you are back to podcasting.
ReplyDeleteMy name on Ravelry is raspberrycattgirl.
Tracee
Welcome back. I have signed up for the short row class but won't be able to start until my deadline knitting is done. That's the great thing about Craftsy, you can start and stop at your own pace.
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So glad you're back! Happy anniversary! My rav name is icefireski!
ReplyDeletejust started listening to your podcast and I LOVE it! ^_^ I'm a crocheter myself but I have dabbled in some scarf knitting and you (and my boyfriend) make me want to learn more and make somethings! ^_^
ReplyDeleteoh and I'm silentmist on ravelry :3
Happy Anniversary! I signed up for Carol's short row class and the Celtic Cable Class. I can't wait to get started.
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Welcome back to the podworld! That orange yarn is DIVINE! I love listening to your podcasts. Yarn and pagan stuff, the best ever! :-)
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Jen
I would love to win either of your offers. Maybe the yarn moreso as I'm originally from the Netherlands. My husband keeps asking why I don't have more orange things as a Dutch woman.
ReplyDeleteI'm Dutchgirl63 on Ravelry too.
Keep up the awesome podcasts.
Glad to see you back! I am also at home with two small kids this summer, so I have great sympathy for being extra-busy this time of year. Love that orange yarn!
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Love your podcast. That yarn is lovely. I am Turtleknits on Ravelry.
ReplyDeleteI just got referred to your podcast from "the Pagan Homesteader". Its good to hear from a fellow Canadian. Im from the other side of the country.
ReplyDeleteCheers from Toronto
I just listened for the first time last night, as i was knitting my grown son a sweater from some brown Romney fleece i bought a year ago, and spun into a sort of medium sized yarn. A very interesting and enjoyable podcast- i plan to download them all as i knit my way through this project. Glad i found you- haven't heard much of the pagan side yet. I'd love to be in the drawing, for the fiber, which i can never get enough of-it would make a lovely shawl, i bet. Blessings- i am ruthsmom on Ravelry
ReplyDeleteI am a new-ish listener and I absolutely love your podcast! The yarn is absolutely beautiful. I am LuckyOrangeLiz on Ravelry.
ReplyDeleteHappy Anniversary. Rinebird on ravelry
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