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The Woven Road episodes
- Episode 8: Woven Sunbeams from Your Grandmother
In this episode, Aja and Meadow have some words on difficult life events recently and share how knitting can ease pain and honor a special person. We talk about WTF twine knitting is, present a slight twist on the wine and yarn pairings this week, and share textile related mythology around the world.
This weeks episode is definitely for your grandmother.
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49 min - Episode 7: Potato Salesman... Just Kidding, Latvian Textiles!
This episode, Meadow and Aja discuss dying wool with acid and foraged dyes (that colorway is called WHAT?!), plans for upcoming textile destination trips, consider some new wine and yarn pairings, reveal brand new giveaway items, and share fascinating history of Latvian textiles!
1 hr 9 min - Episode 6: Fiber Plants Do the TwistIn this episode, Aja and Meadow discuss spinning and plying, share some new wine and yarn pairings, the history of plant domestication for fiber, and just generally get a right bit silly. We also announce the winner of this month's giveaway!
Show Notes
41 min - Episode 5: Putting Your Foot in a Fish, and other things.This episode, Aja and Meadow talk about their delicious new stash items (I mean REALLY delicious!), and share some historical information and folklore related to knitting traditions in Iceland, the Faroe Islands and Gotland. And there is also something to do with the true meaning of incredibly flippy flops. Plus, a very special new giveaway is announced, so you really don't want to miss this one! (HINT: Check out our Instagram!)
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44 min
About The Woven Road
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Tune in to the audio podcast and join your host, an inquisitive, knitting archaeologist in exploring the rich fiber art traditions from across history and around the world.