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Knitting Education - Episode 8

I’m back! It was so much fun to record and edit again. I hope you enjoy listening to in depth ideas about knitting, crocheting, and learning. This is the first of several episodes where I’ll explore the juncture of my two passions and invite you along for the ride.

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Email: stitchstud at gmail dot com Skype: stitchstud Ravelry: stitchstud

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9 Responses to “Knitting Education - Episode 8”

  1. Welcome back. Glad to hear you are enjoying your two jobs! Well done on trying to get back into the textiles once more…. not easy, but more fun. I know I feel more “normal” when I can get some kind of textile work accomplished alongside the day job!!! Good luck.

    Mandy said this on October 7th, 2007 at 10:27 am

  2. This is Steven, one of your friends from Ravelry. I finally had a chance today to listen to your podcast. I’ve listened to every episode from the beginning today while seaming a sweater I finished recently. I really enjoyed it. You have a relaxing style. Especially liked the discussion of gauge swatches and how you do them. I like the idea of one swatch done on several needles.

    As someone who works in education, I also go a lot of your discussion of learning. Keep up the good work!

    Steven said this on October 7th, 2007 at 5:06 pm

  3. Welcome back to Podcasting. Was starting to miss the male knitters podcasts. Another great podcast. Keep up with the education side. Being a fellow educator, I enjoy thinking of fiber crafts in different ways.

    As for your Fiber Shop test, I agree completely. A unfriendly shop is not a fun place to visit. I have a new fiber shop I enjoy going to. Very friendly, plus the only one in town that supports spinners too. I admit I did visit because I wanted to spin.

    BTW, you asked a question on my blog. Yes, the CB Sweater is mostly original. It is based on a simple vest pattern but the additions are my ideas. It is near completion.

    Charles said this on October 8th, 2007 at 9:13 pm

  4. Hi there…what a great episode. I really enjoyed your dissertation on education and knitting. Glad to have you back! Also glad the teaching job is going well.

    Cath said this on October 9th, 2007 at 8:15 pm

  5. Oh great! I will listen as I work tomorrow!

    Beth K said this on October 9th, 2007 at 11:08 pm

  6. Welcome back!

    Lisa said this on October 11th, 2007 at 1:32 pm

  7. Am sooo glad you’re back to podcasting. Have been enjoying knitting and listening. Have got to mention how cute the bunny avatar is. He must be such an asset to your home. As an American (Monterey, California) I especially appreciate your discussion of Canadian LYS’s and Canadian customs and events. susan93940@hotmail.com

    Susan Lowell said this on October 15th, 2007 at 10:14 am

  8. Querido Carlos, Te tengo un pequeño presente en mi blog… Con cariño y admiración. Gracias por compartir!!!

    elen said this on November 5th, 2007 at 12:44 pm

  9. Charles, what a great podcast. Thanks for mentioning Sittin and Knittin on Main! I have tests when I first enter yarn stores too. I want to be greeted but not harrassed and not ignored. I think us fibre freaks all have our own yarn store quirks!

    Sheri said this on November 15th, 2007 at 11:03 am

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