Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Episode 1: After many attempts to upload
Show Notes
WIPs:
220 Fingerless Mitts by Jessica Jensen out of Cascade Superwash 220 in colorway #856
Hermione's Everyday Socks by Erica Lueder out of Happy Feet in colorway #9
FOs:
Foamy by Gocke Baser out of NaturallyCaron.com Spa in colorway Misty Taupe
Cloths by Marleen Wood out of miscellaneous cotton
In the Queue:
Spa Day Facecloths
Dishcloth Duo
Circle Cloth
I need your recommendations about a shawl pattern for my Summer Blooms fingering weight yarn.
In Search of Stash:
Sugar N Cream in faded denim
Lusting After: Socks that Rock in Lucky & Twisted Fiber Art in Ravelry
Knit Quote:
I'm in therapy and sewing is cheaper than a psychiatrist. ~ Author Unknown
In Other Crafts:
Box Bag Tutorial
Memorial Cards
Flannel Shawl
Podcasts!
Knittin on the Fly
My Thoughts:
Nostepinne is lovely
Knitting Stash for Droid
2011 Goals
Contact Me:
lizzythemama on Plurk & Ravelry
Personal blog: seelizzyknit.blogspot.com
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Awesome Awesome Awesome - great first episode. I love that you do so many different crafts. I am a knitter who likes to keep many projects going at the same time too.
ReplyDeleteGreat episode! I really enjoyed watching. I can't believe we've been knitting about the same amount of time. You seem to know more than me... :(
ReplyDeleteI hate that Caron shitty SPA yarn too! I thought it would be perfect because it is so soft. Lesson learned!
Loved it!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice podcast! I love to hear from new knitters. There is so much excitement in your voice! I look forward to listening to the next one as soon as I pick up my teen - who was also once a wild 4 year old. Wild can be good - they will accomplish great things with all that energy.
ReplyDeleteAnd by the way - Italian Sweet Creamer ROCKS!
This is a great first episode! I really like that the sound volume is perfect and that you are so excited!
ReplyDeleteEnthusiasm is key with this!:)
Great job. Very enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteGreat episode! Check out The Book of Monsters by Rebecca Danger. My 4 year old son (who is the funniest kid alive) and my 8 year old daughter love all of them. And the first one I made, well, it's legs were a little wonky BUT it's a monster so it just gave him character. Can't go wrong with that!!!
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