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- Episode 202I pre-recorded this episode for you to enjoy while I’m vacationing in Provincetown, Massachusetts. I’ve packed waaay too many projects, but it’s good to have options, right? I also share a poem by a beloved Ptown poet, Mary Oliver. Poems by Mary Oliver Breakage Wild Geese19 min
- How Hot Was It?
It was so hot that I didn’t do much knitting. I was busy with a number of other projects, however, and managed to find some air conditioned crafting situations over the course of the past two weeks. As I’m typing up these show notes, it’s a dark and stormy morning here in Delaware Water Gap. The region is finally getting some much-needed rainfall.
53 min - Episode 201It was so hot that I didn’t do much knitting. I was busy with a number of other projects, however, and managed to find some air conditioned crafting situations over the course of the past two weeks. As I’m typing up these show notes, it’s a dark and stormy morning53 min
- Foundations
Thank you for your part in the Yarns at Yin Hoo community. It has been nearly five years and I’m so grateful for the friendships, knowledge, skill, and inspiration I’ve acquired as a result of deciding to start a little audio podcast about the fiber arts and other post-apocalyptic skills. This week, I talk about returning to crochet with Cal Patch’s Boxet Bag. My entry into the fiber arts was the occasion of learning to crochet in a staff development workshop. I feel so fortunate to have discovered fiber arts through the lens of crochet because it has brought out the best in my technique and understanding.
46 min - Episode 200Thank you for your part in the Yarns at Yin Hoo community. It has been nearly five years and I’m so grateful for the friendships, knowledge, skill, and inspiration I’ve acquired as a result of deciding to start a little audio podcast about the fiber arts and other post-apocalyptic skills.46 min
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- Episode 199On Thursday, July 19th, I’ll be facilitating an introduction to spinning on a Turkish spindle at Hope’s Favorite Things near Bangor, PA. If you’re interested in the class, contact Hope’s shop! The Back Porch Brise cardigan designed by Hannah Fettig Chevron Fringe necklace designed by Susanne Sommer scarf woven with52 min
- Episode 198In this special edition of the podcast, I include a few of my regular segments, as well as interviews with two fiber arts students in the Gifted & Talented Program at the school where I work. The Back Porch Spindle-spun and wheel-plied Hobbledehoy battlings in the Wasabi & Ginger colorway:47 min
- A Gentle Armor
Handmade Endless Summer Tunics in knit and woven fabrics radiant despite a light drizzle. My mother has made several of these and Laura is modeling her first knit version, which is even lovelier in person because she has such a fantastic hand for embroidery. I’m also wearing my completed Iris shrug, which pairs with so many things in my wardrobe that I foresee getting a lot of use out of it this summer.
51 min - Episode 197The Back Porch Handmade Endless Summer Tunics in knit and woven fabrics radiant despite a light drizzle. My mother has made several of these and Laura is modeling her first knit version, which is even lovelier in person because she has such a fantastic hand for embroidery. I’m also wearing51 min
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