Cynthia Strelkoff, retired opera singer and costumer designer in the San Francisco Bay Area. Cynthia is now a fiber farmer and designer in Butler, Missouri. She has a new book out, The Lace Makers of Wright Road. The book is co-authored by Willow Oringderff.

Sherri and Tamara finish the second half of the conversation about knitting for warmer weather. They talk about Freezing Office Syndrome and about what they like to wear in the summer.

Sherri and Tamara talk about knitting for warmer weather.

Sherri and Trish talk about their experiences for learning from their knitting groups.

Trish, guest host, owns Yarn Social and is passionate about the community that surrounds knitting.

Sherri and Tamara talk about knitting and weaving scarves that stay flat and to tame the curl.

Scarves are portable and make great gifts. One of the best thing about scarves is that you can make them as long or as short as you like and as thin or as wide as you like. Sherri and Tamara learned to graft in pattern and talk about wearing scarves.

Sherri and Tamara continue their conversation about mittens and review Brown Sheep Company.

Sherri and Tamara talk about knitting mittens. Mittens are portable, make great gifts, fun and quick to knit, one of the few knitted things teen boys will actually wear on purpose and small enough to be low risk for learning new techniques or for going all out on fancy color work

Geminate, a podcast about knitting, spinning, dyeing and other crafts in Mid-America. Sherri and Tamara continue their conversation about hats and pom-poms.