Mar 25 2009
episode 64: “where my peeps?”
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to those of you that have made the move over? THANK YOU!
on/off the needles:
-Forest Canopy Shawl is done!
-blocking on an upright mattress GENIUS!
-the danger of DPNs
-Crazy Monkey Socks
-Little Button Loafers by Sylver Designs
-another sweater? Fairly Easy Fairisle is tempting now that i steek!
-March Madness: Just Steek It! contest is still in effect! Get your steek on by April 1st!
new bag obsession:
Zhivago Weekender…..why do you tempt me? oh grandma mary poppins bags….how do i love thee?
babble: (aka cootie inventory)
-this morning’s events…sometimes you just have to laugh
-meghan vs plumbing
-plants are popping up!
spinning:
-how many bobbins?
-spinning for little man’s sweater still…or maybe it’s for a hat? swatch and we’ll see
-long lost white rambouilet
-polwarth fleece. beth, you should be expecting a call from me!
-new video with Maggie Casey and Eunny Jang from Interweave Press
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favorite thing:
look! they have their own website!
marshmallowpeeps.com
4 Responses to “episode 64: “where my peeps?””
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Meghan
Extra bobbins – I had a length of 3/4 inch PVC pipe that I have cut into 5 inch lengths. I wind my bobbin single off to the ball winder, then set the PVC pipe on the ball winder and slide the ball of singles off. Its smoother and easier to use on the lazy kate.
Got the idea on http://www.nancysknitknacks.com/Yarn_Ball_Cores.htm but I already had the PVC! Frugal!
Joanne
I have been listening to your podcast for the past few weeks and wanted to say that I enjoy it very much!!! I am a new knitter, very interested in spinning!!! Listening to you has peaked my interest even more. Just want to say keep up the good work and keep the podcast going.
Correction in my name: KnittyAJ
Have you seen the steeked blankets in the second Mason-Dixon knitting book? Fair Isle and steeking – and they’re absolutely gorgeous!! Must see!!!