Episode 63: Live From Stitches West 2014!
No book talk this episode
The keynote speaker was Myra Wood, author of the new book Knit in New Directions: A Journey Into Creativity. Tracie and Barb are huge fans of Myra!
The keynote speaker was Myra Wood, author of the new book Knit in New Directions: A Journey Into Creativity. Tracie and Barb are huge fans of Myra!
Barb took a class on photographing your knits with Kellie Nuss
Tracie took a class on knitting with beads with Betsy Hershberg ,
author of Betsy Beads: Confessions
of a Left-Brained Knitter
Tracie's bead sample, created in Betsy's class
Hiya Hiya
Barmaids
Barmaids
Tracie and Barb both really missed Blue Moon Fiber Arts (because
we wanted some Woobu
and possibly some BFL
Sport too) and Tess Designer Yarns
(because we like to grope the Kitten
and exclaim over their beautiful colors), who were not at Stitches this year :-(
Barb took a class on knitting socks in different stitch
patterns with JC Briar,
author of Charts Made Simple
Tracie took a class of special techniques with Anna Zilboorg, author of Magnificent
Mittens and Knitting
For Anarchists
a beautiful book written by another mother-daughter team!
Thank you to everyone who came to our Podcaster/Listener
Meet-Up - it was great to see you
all!
And of course, lots of wonderful listeners!
Did you think we were kidding about having Prize-A-Palooza
when we passed 2000 members in our Ravelry group? Well, think again!
We’ve got books, patterns, stitch markers, yarn holders, pattern
holders, and of course YARN YARN YARN!
Post in the Prizeapalooza thread to be entered to win! And if you haven’t joined our Ravelry
group yet – what are you waiting for?
California
Revival Knits thread will close February 28!
Episode 64 will be just Tracie; Episode 65 will be Barb and
her sister Ann; Tracie and Barb will be back recording together in Episode 66!
Our Colorwork KAL will begin March 1 – challenge yourself
and join us! Need some inspiration? Check out the Tosh
Tea Cakes set from Jimmy Beans
Wool to make the Modicum Mitts by
Rachel Roden
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