In this episode, Never Not Knitting talks about the last eight years of podcasting, shares a collection of knitting stories and says goodbye. Thank you for listening and for your support!

In this episode, Never Not Knitting talks about knitting sweaters for trees, upcoming events, and beautiful alpaca yarn. She also shares a story segment contributed by Jasmin and Gigi from the Knitmore Girls podcast.

In this episode, Never Not Knitting talks about the knitting of comforting shawls and what happens when you don't follow the rules. She also reviews Silver Spun Yarn and shares a personal knitting story contributed by Laurie Gonyea, the owner of Feel Good Yarn Company.

In this episode, Never Not Knitting talks about her slipper obsessed daughter, knitting colorful shawls, and the charming childrens book, Henry's Hat. She also shares a knitting story contributed by book author, Joanna Johnson.

In this episode, Never Not Knitting talks about new projects and shares the work and personal knitting story from designer Carrie Bostick Hoge.

In this episode, Never Not Knitting shares her love of shopkeeping and some new, exciting projects she's working on, a unique handmade line of bamboo knitting tools and accessories, and a story from Katy Westcott of Katrinkles.

In this episode, Never Not Knitting talks about her mystery knit-a-long, drowning in beautiful yarn, and her plans for Stitches West. She also reviews the book The Art of Slip-Stitch Knitting and shares a personal knitting story from one of the book's authors, Faina Goberstein.

In this episode Never Not Knitting talks about knitting tiny animals, her new favorite knitting book and shares a personal knitting story from Elizabeth Doherty author of Top Down: reimagining set-in sleeve design.

In this episode Never Not Knitting talks about knitting addictive fair-isle sheep, a new line of jewelry for knitters and shares a touching knitting story from a podcast listener about the woman who taught her to knit.

In this episode Never Not Knitting talks about opening her very own yarn shop, designing new patterns, and the best tea in the world. She also shares a knitting story contributed by Rebecca Robinson, hand-dyer of Augustbird Yarn.