a podcast about knitting
Walnuts in the dyepot. Yet more pumpkin on the stove. An enourmous box of Briar Rose Fiber has arrived and, not a moment too soon; a really wonderful new book has helped me learn to make the most of fabulous hand-dyed yarn. Also, I’m prowling the countryside, and thinking deep thoughts about land.
A blustery fall day and we’ve got sweaters from the attic, pumpkin on the stove, and a nod in the direction of Halloween with a special report from Reading based fellow podcaster, sound artist, and friend, Felicity Ford. It doesn’t get much more autumnal than this.
In this episode I talk about my knitting, and then talk about talking about my knitting.
We’re off into the woods looking for bracken, and answers to the deep philosophical questions of life that may be found in the stitches of an Alice Starmore sweater.
Stopping by the woods on a snowy morning, selfish knitting month continues, and I give away my sister. It’s the Millennium Woodscast.