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Show notes are a little sparse with photos as I am packing
for the Maine Retreat. Of course there
is tons to do in the next few hours before bed.
Cast of Characters
Sorry I didn’t have time to link everyone. You know how to find them on Ravelry.
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| The Cornerstone Gang. Photo by Sue M Witkin |
Fitzknitz721
powerslake
docreativethings
Rohanknitter
fun4Tracey
ncflower
Serenitty
Vickypresho
suewilkins
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| Photo by Sue Witkin |
Designs/Patterns
Piper’s Journey
by Paula Emons-Fuessle
Quiver Mitts
by Bronwyn the Brave Just released today!
11/7/13!
Magic
Cake Ruffle Shawl by Paula Emons-Fuessle
Sweet
Little Nothing by Susan DeBettignes aka PinkShawlGirl
Gills
Rock by Paula Emons-Fuessle
Lullaby Rain
by Paula Emons-Fuessle
Perpetually
Persistent Cowl by Liz Abinante
Stephen West/Westknits
Trousseau
by Carol Feller
Serenitty’s
Holden Shawlette by Mindy Wilkes
HopeH’s
Esjan by Westknits
Einstein Jacket
by Sally Melville
Places
Peddler’s Way Quilt Co,
Washington IL
Cornerstone
Inn Bed and Breakfast Washington IL
Klose Knit
Urbana IL
Ewe-nique
Yarns Morton IL
The Fiber Universe,
Peoria IL
Things
Bronwyn’s Arm Knitting (!)
11 min with Pagewood Farms Swagger
Yarn Pumpkins
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| Yarn Pumpkins! |
Another wonderful episode! Since the remainder of us were upstairs while you were taping downstairs and we had no idea what they were going to talk about, it was fun hearing what the other attendees commented on. Upon returning home, I have been inspired to make a Magic Cake and I have used the "double knot" technique several times already. So handy. Bronwyn's Quiver Mitts are such a quick, easy, adorable knit (already have 1.5 sets completed). Next up in your Ruffled Shawl. Thanks again for the podcast, Paula. Listening never ceases to brighten my day. xo
ReplyDeleteMy first time listening to your program, so, I have to say, thank you for posting. This sounded like you had so much fun, a great success! I've been over on Ravelry looking at the different things that you and your guests discussed ~ so much inspiration! Clearly the retreat left everyone with a fiber 'high'...
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