I Thought I Knew How

A podcast about knitting and life and all sorts

Episode 030: Wind it up!

Time to wind up some of our knitting layaway! In this episode, Anne announces a new knit along designed to help us finish off some of our languishing projects, with prizes on offer from Merrily by Design, Ashcroft Makers, Prairie Bag Works, Knitter's Pride, and Kraemer Yarns as extra motivation!

Time to wind up some of our knitting layaway! In this episode, Anne announces a new knit along designed to help us finish off some of our languishing projects, with prizes on offer from Merrily by Design, Ashcroft Makers, Prairie Bag Works, Knitter’s Pride, and Kraemer Yarns as extra motivation!

Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode

This link will take you to the Tuesday evening knit together. It runs from 3pm to 8pm eastern time while self isolation orders continue. Come join in!
The Manly Art of Knitting, by Dave Fougner
The I Thought I Knew How Facebook Group — visit for the Yarn Stash Destash posts, as well as information about the Wind it Up! knit along starting April 1, 2020.
Prizes for Wind it Up! are from Merrily by Design, Ashcroft Makers, Prairie Bag Works, Knitter’s Pride, and Kraemer Yarns!
Fetlar Scarf
Iron Maiden Shawl
Burberry Inspired Cowl
KnitSonik Stranded Colourwork Sourcebook
Chatham
Mason Dixon Knitting on Knit Stars (Available as part of season three)
The Gideon Method from Wool and Honey
Shetland Wool Week
Katie’s Kep
Wilma Malcolmson
Uradale’s kit for Katie’s Kep
Jamieson and Smith’s kit for Katie’s Kep (US-based listeners, it might be easier to order from Fairlight Fibers. They have the best price I’ve found in the US for J&S.)
Jamieson’s of Shetland’s list of colors for Katie’s Kep. (Will not ship to the US, but has a list of stockists on their website)
Shetland Handspun — You must email directly to purchase the kit. The address is elizabeths.web @ talktalk . net (remove spaces).
Morehouse Farm
Knit New Haven

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If you would like to support the podcast, please visit the Become a Booster page.

Otherwise, please keep your local yarn store in mind as you need things in the coming weeks. If you don’t have a local yarn store, mine has used the social isolation to go on line. Please consider supporting my local yarn store, Ewe and You Fiber Arts for Life, if your local yarn shop has closed while we deal with covid-19.

Also, remember that the vendors from various cancelled festivals will be feeling the pinch as well. Visit the website for a festival you’re missing, hop over to the vendor list, and see if you can find someone there selling what you need!

The giant craft stores should weather this storm fine, but the little guys will especially need our support!

Music

Both songs this week are from Kennedy E. Morrison and Stephen Rice. “You’re Very Exceptionary
I Can’t Help But Wonder

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