Yarns at Yin Hoo

Yarns at Yin Hoo

By Sara L BauerArtsLeisureHobbies
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Yarns at Yin Hoo episodes

  • Episode 243
    This week, I added the Scalloway Tam to my collection of knits from Marie Wallin’s SHETLAND.  I’ve also been busy with a new sewing project for Spring.  This month we’re discussing sheet pan cooking. I give a number of resources in the episode, but I forgot to mention that this
    42 min
  • Four. Count Them. FOUR!

    This week, I added the Scalloway Tam to my collection of knits from Marie Wallin’s SHETLAND.  I’ve also been busy with a new sewing project for Spring.  This month we’re discussing sheet pan cooking. I give a number of resources in the episode, but I forgot to mention that this topic features in Issue 37: Spark of Taproot magazine. Look for more on that in the next episode, along with your comments and suggestions.

    42 min
  • Episode 242
    Thanks to recipe ideas contributed by listeners, I have continued to experiment with fruit in savory dishes this week, and have discovered a dish that will go into regular rotation.  It’s the perfect #powerpantry dish, too.  I was invited to write an article for the NJFibershed blog, and I’ll be
    40 min
  • Episode 241
    This episode’s cover art features the fiber art of Becky Stevens.  Her sashiko-inspired wall hanging, More Stories to be Told,  was among my favorite pieces from the Explorations in Felt exhibit at the Hunderdon Art Museum in Clinton, New Jersey. #powerpantry This month, I’m thinking about fruit in savory dishes.
    29 min
  • Bad Top, Good Top

    This month, I’m thinking about fruit in savory dishes.  This is a favorite combination in winter, because I can use pantry ingredients like dried fruits and preserves.  Fruits can balance spicy flavors and prevent dishes from drying out.  They can also lend a wonderful richness to slow-cooked dishes like tagines.

    29 min
  • Episode 240
    In this episode I share the details of two finished projects and my recent visit to Vogue Knitting Live in NYC. Katy of Katrinkles demonstrates a new tool from her shop: a small, finger-held distaff for spinning fine yarn on small spindles. I was so fortunate to meet two fellow
    52 min
  • Episode 239
    There were so many lovely posts about listener interest in Little Women in the thread for Ep 238.  Thank you for sharing.  I learned that the style of shawl worn by all five characters at one point or another is called a “sontag.”  And I found several articles related to
    54 min
  • Thank Yourself Later

    There were so many lovely posts about listener interest in Little Women in the thread for Ep 238.  Thank you for sharing.  I learned that the style of shawl worn by all five characters at one point or another is called a “sontag.”  And I found several articles related to fashion and textiles in Greta Gerwig’s film adaptation. Congratulations to StudioNoodling and Selkhet for winning the pattern prizes for Beth’s Shawl!

    54 min
  • Episode 238
    Beth’s shawl in Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Little Women took my breath away. The whole film is a whirl of beautiful textiles, but this piece in particular caught my interest. The colors are rich; the garter stitch is sumptuous and squishy. So I was thrilled to find that the Beths
    46 min

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