Episode 80: Autumn Sweaters
Jenny and Nicole review the fall IK 2009 and Knitscene Fall 2009.
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U-dot, Continental
People Say, Portugal. The Man
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August 11, 2009
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Jenny learned to knit in 2005 and now knits to the exclusion of her personal hygiene. Her husband wonders how long this "knit from your stash" charade will continue. - Nicole
Nicole (aka Big Sister) is a librarian who knits. Or maybe a knitter who is a librarian. When she's not knitting on the bus or in front of the TV or at lunch or when chatting with friends, she is, well, that's pretty much it. Knitting.
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Great episode. I was so excited to hear you talk about the new Blackstone Tweed book. I recently blogged about it -- and Nonpareil -- here:
http://morewithles.wordpress.com/2009/06/14/impulse-buy/
Posted by: Leslie | August 11, 2009 at 01:31 PM
I love going through my IK with the gals and hear their thoughts on each pattern!
They mentioned knitting for charity since they don't need hats yet. I like Socks For Soldiers (Ravelry group link is http://www.ravelry.com/groups/socks-for-soldiers-inc).
Lucy
Posted by: Lucy | August 11, 2009 at 03:03 PM
Dudddde! They just released IK back issues on CD-ROM! I'm totally selling my mags and getting the digi versions! I hates clutter =)
Posted by: Cirilia | August 13, 2009 at 06:41 AM
One of my favorite charities is Adopt a Native Elder. (From their web site)http://www.anelder.org/
Miracles From the Sky: The Program is organized in the Native American Spirit of the Giveaway Circle. The Giveaway Circle has a tradition of giving the best that we have. That may be a gift of time, talents or skills, or actual gifts of food and clothing. When asked what the boxes of food and clothing meant to her, Ruth Benally explained that they were like "miracles from the sky." The miracle is the letters and gifts that arrive from people that they don't know and may never meet.
Posted by: Susan | August 13, 2009 at 06:57 AM
That green sweater, Nuss, is by Cirilia Rose!
Posted by: Kelsey | August 18, 2009 at 06:10 PM