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Bronwyn and Sarah joined me this week to catch up on our knitting and well, a lot of other things!
This episode is sponsored by Quince & Co and Knitcircus Yarns.
New At Quince & Co
Kindred Knits: Knitting for Little Ones Near and Far by Susan B Anderson takes
you through the basics of top down cardigan knitting and shows you how
versatile a simple child’s garment can be. This playful bounty of children’s
knits features our worsted weight wool, Lark,
available in a palette of over 60 colors. Find our patterns, wool, and
accessories at www.quinceandco.com.
Knitcircus Yarns
specializes in hand-dyed gradients and gradient stripes. Total
Eclipse of the Yarn Gradient is a lovely near-neutral palette developed the
day of the Total Eclipse to commemorate the big event. Soft dusty pink,
starshine gold and night-sky navy make an Impressionist Gradient that's
out of this world
Find us at www.knitcircus.com
and be sure to join our Ravelry group and listen to our podcast.
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Bronwyn and Sarah joined me this week to catch up on our knitting and well, a lot of other things!
Events
KnitCircus Giveaway!
Trampoline
100% Superwash Merino 440 yds
Colorway Just have a
little Faith Impressionist
Leave a comment in the Knit Circus Giveaway thread here. Prompt is
Do you have a favorite tree or type of tree?
#BenotafraidGloves KAL
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Nature Notes
We
discuss praying mantis and hummingbirds.
Needle Notes
School Socks
Rock by Julie Walters of Suffolk Socks
Antler Cardigan by TinCanKnits
Little Willet by Dawn
Catanzaro
Quince & Co
Willet
(cleaner cotton)
Clover by
Susan B Anderson Free Pattern on Barrett
Wool Co blog
Birds
by Kevin Henkes
Rainbow Marley
by Susan B Anderson from Itty-Bitty Hats
Kindred
Knits: Knitting for Little Ones Near and Far by Susan B Anderson with
Quince & Co
Craftsy Start Up Library Hand Embroidery by Kat McTee (Please use link in sidebar)
Examples of Kristin's work. Japanese boro-inspired
Have a great week, haste ye back and hold your knitting
close.
3 comments:
I agree with you about homemade hummus being so much better than purchased. I do use bottled lemon juice often.
Also a friend shared sunflower seed hummus, substituting sunflower seeds for garbanzos. Just soak 1 cup of sunflower seeds in water over night, drain & use in place of the garbanzos.
Also Thanks for the Brooklyn Haberdashery lovely pictures. This renewed my interest in embroidery.
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The latest podcast episode, fueled by the fantastic sponsor's Quince & Co and Knitcircus Yarns, is an absolute joyride into the world of creativity eventually it helped me make my assignment. Picture the excitement as top-down cardigan basics unfold, revealing the endless possibilities of children's knits. Quince & Co's vibrant palette of over 60 colors and Knitcircus Yarns' celestial gradients create an exhilarating journey into the cozy universe of fibers and patterns.
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