There is a lot to love about knitting lace. It can be challenging to learn at first, but once you’ve gotten used to the rhythm and the moves, it becomes quite meditative and therapeutic. Not to mention how gratifying it feels to finish a fancy lace project. 
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Everlaceting Love

The Knitting Nerdcast is where host and knitting-magazine editor Hannah Baker gets together with passionate crafty friends to nerd out about oddly specific knitting-related topics. In the first season, Hannah and friends nerd out about knitting on TV shows, knitting in works of art, lace knitting, and the knitting community. Get curious with Hannah and friends on the Knitting Nerdcast podcast!

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Hi knitting nerds! We wanted to share this episode from our sister podcast, Fiber Nation. In this episode, Allison Korleski delves into the song quilts of Eliza Hardy Jones, and along the way explores how these quilts visually transcribe a piece of music, note for note. 
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Presenting: Song Quilts with Fiber Nation

Hannah hangs with Louisa, her long time pal and fellow knitter. Work with Interweave brought these two together, but the thread they follow when they jump into the rabbit hole of their friendship uncovers so much more. It's about commuknitty, love, and sometimes, the color green.
Read the show notes: https://www.interweave.com/knitting-nerdcast/stitch-commuknitty
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Stitching Up Friendship with Commuknitty

We're talking about the twists and turns of yarn with friend of the show, Scott Sieke. Not only is Hannah surprised to find that there are two very specific twists to yarn, but that there is a Western style of knitting, and an Eastern style. Who knew, knitters?

Read the show notes: https://www.interweave.com/knitting-nerdcast/episode-4-string-theory/
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String Theory

After Hannah discovers that her ornithologist roommate uses a crochet hook as a tool for her studies in the field, the bird becomes the word during this episode of The Knitting Nerdcast. The two of them might even settle the age-old debate - do penguins need sweaters? Listen in, flock of knitting nerds!
Read the show notes: https://www.interweave.com/knitting-nerdcast/episode-3-bird-word/
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Everlaceting Love

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