Episode 91: Post Stitches
Toots LeBlanc
Vine Lace Cardigan by SweaterBabe
Devon
Lisa Souza Dyeworks
Lhasa
Pigeonroof Studios
Cedarleaf Shawlette
Manu
Milkweed shawl
Alfabeto
Slyph
Brooks Farm Duet
Theory Shawlette
Miss Babs
Urban Fauna
Spun Monkey
Gabriel's Wings
Danish Woolen Delights
Dublin Bay
Solstice Yarn
Knit/Purl
Knit-Knot
Urban Knitting Studio
Pink and Barbara patterns (comment here if you are interested)
Join our Ravelry group to be eligible to win the Brandywine pattern and possibly some Sea Dragon Yarn
The Chic Chickadee
Music:
Udot, Continental
Jesus Christ, Alex Chilton (RIP)



Yea! A post-baby podcast. Nicole, you sound great. It was so exciting to meet you both at Stitches! :) Leslie
Posted by: Leslie | March 23, 2010 at 09:54 AM
I CAN HEAR YOU KNITTING (I think). Adorable. I'll bet your little boy was totally like, 'gimme some YARN!!' Congrats, S+B baby!
Posted by: Cirilia | March 23, 2010 at 04:59 PM
Love your podcast, ladies!!! Fun to hear about the Portland stores you visited, Jenny. Will have to check them out the next time we get there from Eugene. Come visit our neck of the woods again. Paul really enjoyed seeing you. I'll be sure to show up next time and we can knit and drink microbrews together. Congrats on the new babe, Nicole!! I feel like I know you after listening these past few months.
Sydney
Posted by: Sydney Koh | March 25, 2010 at 02:57 PM
Congratulations on your baby boy, Nicole! Love the podcast!
Posted by: MSbeckey | April 01, 2010 at 06:23 PM
geez, (probably wierd getting email from strangers!) but I guess I haven't listened in a while....Nicole-CONGRATULATIONS!!! I didn't even know you were pregnant! Good luck and best wishes! Carolyn in CT
Posted by: carolyn robbin | April 08, 2010 at 09:58 AM
P.S. I still love your podcast...it's the best!
Carolyn
Avon, CT
Posted by: carolyn robbin | April 08, 2010 at 09:58 AM
Make your life more simple get the loan and everything you need.
Posted by: ThorntonLauri27 | April 15, 2010 at 08:18 PM
If your back in Portland, there is a hole in the wall shop called Northwest Wools in Multnomah Village. You guys might be interested in.
http://northwestwools.com/
Posted by: Tracy | May 24, 2010 at 10:35 PM