Think you have a hard time finding yarn? Join The Knitgrrl Show as we talk to US Army specialist Lorie Jewell live from Baghdad, where Lorie and her knitting friends will talk to us about knitting -- and life -- in Iraq.

Big Girl Knits co-author Jillian Moreno is on The Knitgrrl Show's first episode of 2008 to talk about Big Girl Knits 2 and her new "curvy girls" pattern line for Classic Elite Yarns.

The Knitgrrl show welcomes Vickie Howell, host of the DIY Network's popular show Knitty Gritty. Author, magazine columnist for knit.1 and Kiwi and spokesperson for the Vickie Howell yarn collection at South West Trading Company, there's lots to talk about!

Founding editor of CrochetMe.com, editor of Interweave Crochet magazine and so much more, Kim Werker is the author of several books on crochet, including the soon-to-be-released Crochet Me: Designs to Fuel the Crochet Revolution. (She's a great knitter, too!)

Rescheduled from 14 September to a special 6:00 p.m. EST start, The Knitgrrl Show welcomes Amy R. Singer, founder of Knitty.com, author of Knit Wit, Big Girl Knits, the forthcoming sequel to BGK and our all-round heroine of the pointy sticks for a full hour!

The Knitgrrl Show interviews entrepreneur extraordinaire Jonelle Raffino of South West Trading Company about her signature plant fibers (including soy, bamboo and even pine!), and welcomes a special guest segment with Jacqueline Sava, the creator of SOAK fine fiber wash

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Knitter, crocheter, designer and queen of PR, The Knitgrrl Show welcomes Lily Chin, author of Couture Crochet Workshop (Interweave Press) and many other books.

Knit-cartoonist, knitter, knit-photographer -- Franklin Habit has his fingers in a lot of different yarn balls. We'll discuss all of them on the second edition of The Knitgrrl Show.

The Knitgrrl Show kicks off its summer season with guest Nikol Lohr, author of Naughty Needles: Sexy Saucy Knitting and founder of the Harveyville Project. We'll talk about her book, Harveyville and upcoming events there, including Yarn School and Felt School.