Thanks everyone for tuning in for our second episode. I'm sorry I don't have any information on the equipment and microphones mentioned but if you can't find it on your own, let us know and we will send you the links.
Petunia was sheared!!
Petunia before..(This picture was taken one month before shearing.)
Petunia after. (This one was taken 4 days after shearing and already she's starting to grow out again.)
Here is a picture of the second attempt at the stocking to end all stockings.
As you can see, it is already longer...
It is THIS much wider. UGH!!
ON MY NEEDLES...Pink Frosting by Elissa Sugishita from Interweave Crochet Spring 2006
JUST OFF MY WHEEL...8 oz. of sage green Merino/Silk I just finished spinning up in a two ply. It is by Louet, as I thought, but didn't say because I didn't want to have to take it back if I was wrong. : ) The color is Lichen.
The Fiber Action Cooperative put on the wonderful Anything Fiber Yard Sale in Black Mountain, NC in August. I hope you can make it next year... Just not before me!
One of my favorite magazines Living Crafts Magazine. Check it out! It really has something for every crafter.
I will repeat the links to Oregon Flock and Fiber in Canby, OR and the Majacraft Aura.
I hope everyone has a wonderful time at SOAR (Spin-Off Retreat Autumn Retreat) on October 24-30, 2010. Sadly I won't be there. : ( Maybe next year!
If you want to contact Carin on Ravelry, you'll find me as Thriftyknitter or leave a comment here. We can also be reached by email at theknitwits@comcast.net.
This was the first episode I listened to and...WOW..the quality of the sound was amazing! I thoroughly enjoyed the bantering back and forth and am looking forward to more episodes!!
ReplyDeleteI just finished listening to your first two podcasts, one after the other, while I sat at my wheel spinning. Hilarious! Well-done! I'll look forward to future episodes.
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ReplyDeleteI just listen to both podcast again to let my man friend hear it and he enjoyed it also. He got very excited when rick was talking about the sound equipment he knew all the brand names. He even has some of them and he telling me we need to podcast now. you two are the funniest
keep up the good work
Im so jealous I want angora bunny!!
ReplyDeleteThe yarn came out beautiful! Love the color! Makes me want to learn to spin.
ReplyDeleteI was listening to this as we drove home from school (Senior Daughter in the front seat and Second Grader in the back) and we started laughing so much at the end that I kept hitting her on the arm. If it had gotten any sillier, we would have had to pull over! Luckily, our laughter was so loud that SG kept saying, "What did she say? What did she say?" Very funny and you are improving from podcast to podcast!
ReplyDeleteAfter the stocking....you need to be a selfish knitter. :)
ReplyDeletePlease keep the podcasts coming!
(i have to admit i love the little wrap up at the end of each podcast. makes me giggle!)
Oh my goodness - it's always wonderful (and a little odd) to laugh as loud as I did with no one around! I am SOOO glad I found you and can't wait to hear more!
ReplyDeleteI just found your podcast. It is wonderful! I have to confess that Rick sounds dreamy.
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