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CAT’s very personal story of what happened to her on 9/11 was originally posted four years ago at the end of episode fifteen Twisted Stitches.ÿ We decided to re-edit the piece and upload it on its own in honor of the 10th anniversary of the September 11th attack.
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To celebrate our 100th episode we've gone back into the archive and put together this special episode of Bloopers for you.
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Mary Beth Temple about contemporary crochet designs and techniques shaping crochet garmets.
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Anni Kristensen from Himalaya Yarn.
She tells us about their yarns from fibers like the recycled silk, new silk, nettled and other fibers from India and Nepal
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Susan Moraca from Kollage Yarns. She tells us about square straight and circular needles, rosewood crochet hooks and beautiful yarns.
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Sergio Mercado from Qiviuk. He tells us all about how they got started with luxury fibers from Peru, South America and the Artic.
You’ll see some of the rarest and most luxurious of yarns and fibers likeÿ Guanaco, Vicuna, Qiviuk and Qiviuk blends. Sergio will also tell us how he got his store start in the Plaza Hotel in New York City
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Cecily Glowik MacDonald and Melissa LeBarre knitwearÿdesigners of the book New England Knits: Timeless Knitwear with a Modern Twist . They chat with us about how they came to put this book together and some of their favorite designs.
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Special thanks to Jaime Guthals at Interweave Press, Cecily Glowik MacDonald and Melissa LeBarre
In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Lisa Shroyer editor of Interweave Knitscene magazine, project editor of Interweave Knits magazine and designer/author of knitting books and patterns. Lisa tells us a bit about what it takes to edit Knitscene as well as her role on Interweave Knits.ÿ She also gives us a glimpse of her new book.
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Della Q, designer and owner of Della Q bags for knitters.ÿ She tells us a bit about how she got started with her company and what are some of the things she has coming up.
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with sisters Laurel Emery and Diane Provenzano the NY based designers, knitters and knitting kit sales team for Style Hounds.
They tell us about how the idea for knitting sweaters for dogs turned into a new business for these Soho, Manhattan based sisters.
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Jonelle Raffino from South West Trading Company about how she got started with SWTC and what kinds of yarns have recently come out.
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Juliet Bernard, Editor of The Knitter Magazine from the UK. She tells us about how she got started in the Knitting world, what it takes to put a magazine together from the ground up and her passion for knitting.
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Special thanks to Juliet Barnard from The Knitter Magazine.
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Stacy Charles, co-owner of yarn distributor,ÿ Tahki Stacy Charles, Inc. Stacy tells us how he got started in the industry and what kinds of lovely yarns and patterns have come out for fall and winter Takhi, S.Charles Collezione, Loop-d-Loop and Filatura di Crosa.
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In this latest episode of our knitting web video series/podcast we chat with Jackie Erickson-Schweitzer designer and owner of HeartStrings. We find out how Jackie got started as an independent knitting designer and we see some of her latest designs.
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In this episode of our knitting web video series, we continued our adventure at the 2010 NYS Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck, NY.
This episode contains all the amazing stuff which we couldn’t get into the first episode.
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In this episode of our knitting web video series, our adventure at the 2010 NYS Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck, NY.
This year was full of so much fiber and fun we’ve tried to pack as much as we could into one episode so you could experience this fiber fantastic event!
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Special thanks to Caitlin and Sara Healy!
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In this latest episode of our web video series/podcast, we chat with Helene Rush, designer and owner of Knit One Crochet Too
a yarn manufacturer based in Maine.ÿ We find out how Helene got started in the knitting world, how she took on the company andÿ chat about their latest fall yarns and patterns.
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In this latest episode of our web video series, we chat with Louisa Harding, knitwear and yarn designer.
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Check out the knitted Fluid Sculpture video on Vimeo and more info on The Fluid Dress
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In this latest episode of our Knitting Web VideoÿSeries, join us for the second part of our very special interview with Debbie Bliss the classic author, knitwear and yarn designer.
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Join us if your going to be at the NYS Sheep in Wool festival!ÿ We're meeting 3pm Saturday October 16th, 2010 at the picnic tables in front of building A.ÿÿ Stop by and say "hi" we'd love to meet you!
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In this latest episode of our Knitting Web Series, join us for the first part of our very special interview with Debbie Bliss the classic author, knitwear and yarn designer.
I have to say this is my all time fangirl interview as I’ve been a fan of Debbie’s designs for decades and it was her books which kept me knitting when knitting wasn’t popular.
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Special thanks to Debbie Bliss and Jeff Denecke of Knitting Fever distributor of Debbie Bliss yarns
Join us if your going to be at the NYS Sheep in Wool festival!ÿ We’re meeting 3pm Saturday October 16th, 2010 at the picnic tables in front of building A. Stop by and say “hi” we’d love to meet you!
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In this latest episode of ourÿ knitting video web series we took a trip to Citi Field in Queens, NY to attend the 2010 NY Mets StitchNPitch event.ÿ Early on it the event was the Guinness Book of Worlds Record forthe number of Simultaneous Crocheters!
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In this latest episode of our video web series, we chat with Lily Chin, knitting and crochet author, designer,ÿ and teacher.ÿ Lily talks about her latest book and her upcoming Cruises.
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In the latest episode of our web video series, we met with Annie Modesitt, designer and knitting teacher.ÿ We chat about how there’s no wrong way to knit and how she comes up with unique approaches to design.
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In this latest episode of our web video series, we chat with Eunny Jang, editor of Interweave Knits Magazine.
Eunny talks with us about how she started knitting, blogging and how she became editor of Interweave Knits.ÿ She then walks us through theÿ Fall 2010 issue of Interweave Knits and what other knitty things that are coming out of Interweave Press.
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In this latest episode of our web video series, we chat with Knitgrrl Shannon Okey about designing, the knitting culture, her newest book and The Stitch Cooperative.
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In this latest episode of our video series we chat with with the fabulous young Scottish designer Ysolda Teague. She tells us how she got started in designing knitting patterns and shows us some current and future designs.
For all designs shown during this episodes be sure to check out Ysolda’s pattern page or her Ravelry Page.
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In this latest episode of our web video series, we walk you through 3 techniques for plying. We also cover tools for plying and how to make your own if you tools.
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In this latest episode of our web video series we return to the 2009 New York State Sheep and Wool festival in Rhinebeck.ÿ In this episode we visit the Ravely meetup and hear about the Big Sock project.
Other fun things you’ll see in this episode:
The winner of the Cherry Tree Hill SuperSock yarn in Sugar Maple Colorway was Monica Rees!ÿ Congratulations
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In this latest episode of our web video series, we demonstrate how to block lace scarves and shawls.
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Take Off to the Great White North
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In this latest episode of our web video series we return to the 2009 New York State Sheep and Wool festival in Rhinebeck.ÿ In this episode we review the garment competition winners.
You’ll see beautiful knitted socks, shawls and sweaters, woven items, felted items and even braided rugs.
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In this episode of our web video series we demonstrate Illusion Knitting.ÿ Illusion Knitting also know as shadow knitting is a color knitting technique that uses textured stitches to create the illusion of a hidden image that can only be seen at a an angle.
Directions for Dishcloth demonstrated:
Cast on 40 stitches in the lighter color then pick up the darker color.
Row 1: Knit one row with the darker color.
Row 2: Using the darker color Knit 10, Purl 10 and repeat until the end .
Row 3: Pick up the lighter color again and Knit the right side row.
Row 4: Using lighter color Purl 10, Knit 10 and repeat until the end.
Repeat these 4 rows for 8 inches
When your cloth is around 8 inches finish off by ending with 2 rows of the lighter color. Then bind off with the darker color.
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In this episode of our video series, we return to the 2009 New York State Sheep and Wool festival in Rhinebeck, where we chatted with knitting designer Kristen Rengren.ÿ Kristen tells us a bit about collecting and knitting vintage patterns and also how she chose from the thousands of vintage patterns, which ones to put into this book.
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In this episode of our video podcast, we return to the 2009 New York State Sheep and Wool festival in Rhinebeck, where we chatted with knitting editor Malanie Falick.
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In this latest episode of our knitting videos we demonstrate Double Knitting a truly reversible color knitting technique.
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Special Thanks to Sandy Montag for the use of her pattern, Rena564 and Laurita for photos of their double knit scarves
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In this episode of our video podcast, we return to the 2009 New York State Sheep and Wool festival in Rhinebeck, where we chatted with knitwear/yarn designer Veronik Avery and editor of St. Denis Magazine from Classic Elite Yarns.
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This latest episode of our video podcast is the EPIC conclusion of our yarny trip to Alaska.ÿ For this episode we stop in Glacier Bay, Skagway, Juneau, and Ketchikan.
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The music in this episode
Special thanks to Cheri Pyles from Mission Arts and Fibers and The Point in Ketchikan
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In this episode of our video podcast, we return to the 2009 New York State Sheep and Wool festival in Rhinebeck, where we chatted with Clara Parkes founder of Knitters Review
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Thanks to the contributors of squares to the blanket Debibo, Paula, Lisardmom, Debknits2, LinuxWitch, and MalteseParakeet for Afghans For Afghans
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Thanks to everyone who donated to Let’s Knit2gether to help us get a new editing system. It took a year but it’s now up and running. Here’s a short behind the scenes video that shows the new system.
In this latest episode of our video podcast we continue our journey to Alaska with a stop in Anchorage for a visit at the Oomingmak Cooperative.
While there we find out more about qiviut, muskox and the Inuit knitters who create the lovely lace qiviut items.
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Special thanks to Torgeir Robertson.
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In this latest episode of our podcast we demonstrate steeking! Watch as we walk through crochet steeking and the cutting!
For more info on this technique, check out Eunny Jang’s Blog
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My knitting is on display at the New City Library in New York State.
Our Knit-a-long can be found on the Let’sKnit2gether Ravelers group where we’re knitting squares for Afghans For Afghans
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In this latest episode of our video podcast we start off our new series from the 2009 NY State Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck. NY.ÿ We met with Kay and Ann from Mason-Dixon Knitting and they chat with us about their books, blog and shopping at Rhinebeck.
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In this latest episode we take a trip to Alaska on a quest for Qiviut. Our first stop is in Fairbanks where we chat with the Fairbanks Fiberistas.
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Special thanks to Patti (Patsand) for inviting us and driving us to the meetup.
Thanks also to Monica (Snowmagnolia) and Ginny (Gin) for their interviews and everyone at the Fairbanks Fiberistas group for making us feel welcome!
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In this episode of our video podcast we demonstrate machine knitting.ÿ You’ll learn about basic setup and stitches for using a knitting machine.
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This episode of our video podcast is the last from the 2008 NY State Sheep and Wool Festival.ÿ We review some of the winners in the Garment Competition and enjoy the sites at the festival.
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Thanks to Diane (Knitmydream) for her interview
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If you’re submitting for this year’s skein and garment competition be sure to get your entries in before 1pm Friday 10/16!
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In this latest episode of our video podcast we return to the NYS Sheep and Wool Festival to see the Leaping Llama competition and learn a bit about rug hooking.
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In this latest episode of our video series, we return to the NY State Sheep and Wool Festival to see the exciting Spinning Contest where contestants compete for the longest thread! Listen to Kris as she tells us her strategy for winning.ÿ (Just in case you’re planning to enter the contest this year!)
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Enter for a chance to win this book by leaving a comment for this episode, “What is your favorite fiber festival or knitting event?”
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In this latest episode of our video podcast, we demonstrate how to do entrelac, a modular knitting technique.
Follow along with CAT as she demonstrates knitting entrelac with the Garterlac Dishcloth from Criminy Jickets.
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Special Thanks to Dave of Criminy Jickets for the use of his Garterlac Pattern in this episode.
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In this latest episode of our video podcast we return to the 2008 NYS Sheep and Wool festival where we meeting with Ron Miskin from Buffalo Gold and Dianne Lutz from Creatively Dyed.
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In this latest episode of our video podcast, we demonstrate techniques for knitting flowers. From roses to lilies, flowers are a great project to knit and use of very little yarn so they can be a great stash buster!
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Patterns:
Rose
using Size 7 needles and GGH Soft Kid Mohair (just bits of yarn are fine)
Cast on 88 stitches and work stockinette stitch for 4 rows, ending with a purl row.
On the next row, knitÿ 8, rotate the left needle all the way around counter clockwise, then knit 8 and rotate again
repeat this until the end.
Purl the next row
Then knit 2 together across the entire next row.ÿ You should end up with 44 stitches.
Next, Purl 2 together across the entire next row. You should end up with 22 stitches
Next Knit 2 together across the entire row.ÿ You should end up with 11 stitches.
Clip the yarn around 8 inches and with a tapestry needle, thread it through the 11 stitches.
This creates the base of the flower and closes the petals around the base.
Weave in the ends
Icord Daisy
Use a sport weight or fingering yarn and create a 4 stitch icord about 30 inches. Weave in all the ends
Holding a threaded tapestry needle, fold the cords to create 1" loops and stitch with thread through the middle.
Add a button or bead for the center
Calalily
Using size 10 double pointed needles, take green worsted weight WOOL yarn cast on four stitches and make a 12 inch icord. Then add 2 inches of yellow or gold icord and tie off the ends.
Now pick up and knit 5 stitches at the last row of green stitches using white or off white wool yarn.ÿ Stockinette stitch back and forth increasing one stitch each side of every row until the piece has 21 stitches.
Then stockinette stitch without increasing for 2 inches.
Next begin decreasing one stitch on each side every other row until there are 13 stitches.
Finally decrease each side on every row until 2 stitches remain. Bind off these 2 stitches and weave in all the ends.
Now throw it in the wash and Felt it.
To dry, hang it upside down and pull on the flower to open up the lily.ÿ Come back a couple of times and reshape until it's completely dry
Cut a wire hanger to the correct size and carefully thread it into the stem and stame
In this latest episode of our video podcast from the 2008 NYS Sheep and Wool festival,ÿ we chatted with Jonathan Bosworth creator of the Bosworth Journey Wheel spinning wheel, charkhas and spindles.ÿ Jonathan tells us a bit about how he got started in the spinning business and we see an array of all the spindles which they carry.
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Congratulations to our winners Freddie and Susan Hardy!
Special thanks to Jonathan Bosworth, Potters Craft andÿ Cath from Knitter Scarlet
In this latest episode of our knitting videos, join us as we travel to Austin, Texas for the South By Southwest Conference.
We attended several sessions including Soapbox Spielbergs with Eric Beck from The Indy Mogul Podcast andÿ Commuknitty with Steven from The Yknit Podcast.
Afterward we stopped at The Knitting Nest.
Also in this episode, CAT takes a trip to Creative Knitworks in Hillsdale, NJ.
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To watch the SXSW video check it out on Vimeo produced by Eric Beck from The Indy Mogul Podcast
Special Thanks to Potters Craft and Cath from Knitter Scarlet.
In this episode, we return to the Hudson Valley Fiber Farm where Susan Gibbs gives us a lesson in dyeing with Kool-Aid and Country Classics dyes.
See this article on Knitty for more detail on Kool-Aid dyeing and this colorchart for more information
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Special thanks to Susan Gibbs for allowing us to shoot this great event!
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To celebrate our 50th episode we’ve gone back into the archive and put together this special episode of Bloopers for you.
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In this latest episode of our knitting videos, we continue our adventures at the Hudson Valley Fiber Farm .
In this episode we spend time with:
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Special thanks to Susan Gibbs for allowing us to film during this event.
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In this latest episode of our knitting videos, we take a trip to Hopewell Junction in Hudson Valley, New York where we met with other shareholders of the Hudson Valley Fiber Farm for a Sheep Shearing party.
We met with:
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Special thanks to Susan Gibbs for allowing us to film during this event.
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In this episode of our video podcast we revisit the 2008 NY State Sheep and Wool Festival.ÿ This time we speak to ravelers at the Ravelry Meetups and Ravelry Party.
We chat with:
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Christina/eyes4books was our winner!ÿ Special thanks to Rachel at Dyeabolical Yarn for the beautiful one of a kind sock yarn for our giveaway.
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In this episode of our video podcast Eric and CAT clean up with yarn aka a Dishcloth Face-off.
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And check out their newest book Mason-Dixon Knitting Outside the Lines: Patterns, Stories, Pictures, True Confessions, Tricky Bits, Whole New Worlds, and Familiar Ones, Too
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Some of my favorite sites (other than Ravelry) for Dishcloth patterns
Leave a comment for a chance to win a beautiful skein of yarn from Dyeabolical Yarn
Special Thanks to heathers and knittingheather for use of their Dishcloth images.
Our sincere condolances to Kay Gardiner and her family on their recent loss. To show your support consider donating a handknit to Afghan for Afghans
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In this episode of our video podcast, CAT takes a trip to the Country Wool Spinng Retreat “Fleece to Foot” where she learned to spin for socks. Along with that, she talks about what’s in her Spinning tool chest.
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For this episode there is a contest to win a great knitting bag from ZigZagStitches leave a comment by 4/30/09 to be eligible to win.
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In this latest episode of our video podcast we revisit the 2008 NYS Sheep and Wool festival.
We visit with Linda Cortright from Wild Fibers Magazine where she tells us about the UN International Year of Natural Fibres and Keep the Fleece.
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In this episode of our video podcast we demonstrate a few techniques to bind off the cuff of toe up socks. Follow along with the instructions below.
Three Stretchy Bind off Techniques
Repeat around.
Bind off row (go up a needle size or two): K1, slip the M1, pass the K1 over the slipped M1, P1, pass the slipped M1 over the P1, K1, pass the P1 over, etc. as for a regular bind off.
Book Review
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What’s on the Set
(I love these new needles!)
Put a comment in episode 42 for your chance to win this Tofutsies Stitches Collectors edition! Winner will be selected from a random commenter on March 31st!
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In this episode of our video podcast, CAT travels to New Orleans, Louisiana and Monterey, California and stops in on some local yarn stores.
Our special thanks to Audrey for showing us around Monterey!
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Put a comment in this episode for your chance to win this Tofutsies Stitches Collectors edition!ÿ Winner will be selected from a random commenter on March 31st!
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In this latest episode of our video podcast we revisit the 2008 NYS Sheep and Wool festival.
We have a chat with Amy Singer from Knitty.com where she talks about how Knitty got started.
We also met with Carl and Eileen from Bijou Basin Ranch who tell us all about raising Yak.
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In this episode of our video podcast we walk you through the stranded knitting techniques and we’ll tell you a little about CAT’s stranded knitting adventures.
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In this latest episode of our video podcast, we go on a knitting adventure in NYC to visit the Lion Brand Studios and the Knit1Magazine premiere.
Join us as we walk through the new Lion Brand store in NYC with Patty, Liz and Zontee.ÿ Stop by and visit the store if you’re in the area.
Listen to CATs interview on the Yarncraft Podcast which we recorded during this visit.
At The Point in NYC, we had the chance to participate in the premiere of the Knit1 Magazine Fall/Winter issue.
Special thanks to the Rockland Knitters, Spin City Spinners and my friends from work for helping out with making caps for the Save The Childrenÿ Knit 1 Save 1 campaign.
Our next LIVE show is January 31st at 6pm Eastern.ÿ Join us for a virtual Show and Tell and to chat about your latest projects!
We’re having a contest this month to win a beautiful skein of Blue Moon Fiber Arts Seduction Sock yarn in the Spring Fling Colorway.ÿ Just leave a comment here to tell us which demo topic you’d like us to produce first and be eligible to win this great skein of yarn! It looks like this colorway has been discontinued so sign up quick for your chance to win!ÿ We’ll be naming the winner here on February 14th!
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In this latest episode of our video podcast we return to The 2008 NYS Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck for the Chopstick Knitting Contest!
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Next Live Show is January 31st at 6:00 pm Eastern
Link to Ravelry thread for discussion
Link to Vimeo for CAT’s hair story
Special thanks to Veronica Fritz the Chopstick Knitting Champion!
Join us for the start of our series on the 2008 NY State Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck for our latest episode of our Video Podcast.
Special thanks to Stephen (HizKnits) from the YKnit podcast
Help out Save The Children for their Knit 1 Save 1 campaign and knit or crochet baby caps.ÿ Your cap could help a child to survive.
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Have a Happy Holiday!ÿ See you in 2009!
In this latest episode of our podcast, CAT visits the set of WineLibrary TV and meets with Gary Vaynerchuk host of Wine Library TV and author of Gary Vaynerchuk’s 101 Wines: Guaranteed to Inspire, Delight, and Bring Thunder to Your World
Follow along with CAT as she talks about the projects which she made for Gary.
See the WineLibrary TV episode with CAT in its entirety.
What am I’m wearing:
Mystic Light Shawl by Knit n Knag knitted with Alchemy Bamboo (color discontinued)
What’s on the set:
Holiday Knits: 25 Great Gifts from Stockings to Sweaters made with Valley Yarns Northampton in Pine and White
Also check out the pictures, behind the scenes videos of WIneLibrary TV and an interview with Gary Vaynerchuk
There is a thread on Ravelry about ChipIn campaign for the new editing system
Special thanks to: Gary Vaynerchuk, Chris Mott and Matt Sitomer
In this episode of our video podcast, we recap our trip to the 2008 New York State Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck, NY .
Who do we mention?
many other knitters and bloggers from all over.
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Our next LIVE episode will be on November 1st at 6:00 pm Eastern!
In this latest episode of our video podcast we take a field trip to the Stitch N’Pitch NY Mets game in one of the final games at Shea Stadium in Queens, NY.
We met with Stacy Charles from Tahki Stacy Charles, Inc. who coordinated this year’s NY Mets event for TNNA’s Stitch N’Pitch
Save the Children talks with us about making hats for infants.
Lily Chin talks about knitting and embroidery of their fantastic banner.
Kay Gardinar talks about her latest book Mason-Dixon Knitting Outside the Lines and their earlier book Mason-Dixon Knitting: The Curious Knitters’ Guide
We chat with folks in the stand and around the stadium including Tanis Gray, MaryBeth Temple, Andrea Walker, Kim, Tricia Puskar, Anika, Lijah, Troy, Alissa, Andrew, Carolyn Cavicchio, kimberly Schaeffer, Anna Phillips and the girls; Pratrice, Kalin, Katie, Sophia and Kate!
Plus a sneak peak at the new Citi Field Stadium!
Special thanks to all the folks who agreed to be in our show!
Remember we’ll be at Rhinebeck on October 18th-19th.ÿ We’re having a meetup on Sunday at 2:00pm at the picnic tables in front of building A, join us!
In this episode of our video podcast, CAT demonstrates several methods for casting on for knitting socks from the toe up!ÿ You’ll see Figure 8, Closed Toe, Invisible Provisional and Double Knitting cast-on.
We’ll be at SOAR and Rhinebeck this year so come by and say “hi”.ÿ To psych yourself up for Rhinebeck go back and re-watch our episodes from 2006 and 2007.
Help us out to raise money for our computer by bidding on a shawl which Kalinumba from Germany has generously offered to auction for us.
You can find the shawl here on Ebay or you can find it in Kalinumba’s store on ebay
The yarn was “Farbzauber” which was created and donated by Steffi and designed and knitted by Kalinumba
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In this episode of our video podcast, CAT talks about her recent adventures in making hats!ÿ Including a hat made for Michael W Geoghagen (Grape Radio and Disneyland Podcast) and Leo Laporte (TWIT, TWITLive). Plus some felting!
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Our presentations from New Media Expo
Next Live show is September 27th at 6:30pm see the LIVE tab for more details
This is our last episode of our epic at the 2007 NYS Sheep and Wool Festival field trip in Rhinebeck, New York.
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Special Thanks to Bob Davis from NYS Sheep & Wool.ÿ We’re totally looking forward to going again this October!
Don’t forget!ÿ Please help us out by donating to help us raise money for a new computer so we can get shows out faster!
In this episode we continue our epic at 2007 NYS Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck New York.
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In this episode of our video podcast, CAT talks about her quest to make a hat for Leo Laporte the host of TWIT
We also demonstrate how to make a pom-pom with the pom-pom tool!
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In this episode of our video podcast, we continue CAT’s adventure in the Sock Wars III experience!The first rule of Sock Wars is to talk about Sock Wars (so here we are!)
The rules of engagement: Kill your target by knitting a pair of socks before your assassin kills you.
See more at Sock Wars on Ravelry
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In this episode of our video podcast CAT battled Sock Wars IIIThe first rule of Sock Wars is to talk about Sock Wars (so here we are!)
The rules of engagement: Kill your target by knitting a pair of socks before your assassin kills you.
See more at Sock Wars on Ravelry
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In this episode of our Video Podcast, CAT takes you on her journey through Hamburg, Germany and her experience spinning Qiviut from Greenland.
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Lets Knit2gether is on Ravelry
Special Thanks to Jane (Lacefreaks) and Connie (Conicuts) for use of their photos for this episode.
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In this episode of our video podcast we walk you through tips on knitting with wire and demonstrate knitting a bracelet from start to finish!Book Review:
What I am wearing:Sparkling Elegance, necklace of gold wire and Swavorski Crystals designed by CAT
All new flash viewer for multi-platform support!This is a new type of episode for us, more of a vlog really. Leave a comment and let us know what you think.
In this episode we talk about a field trip to see Linda Cortright editor of WildFibers Magazine. We also met with Guido from ItsAPurlman podcast live. You’ll also see CATs latest project.
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Keep up to date with what CAT is working on her blog or twitter
In this latest installment of our epic at 2007 NYS Sheep & Wool we take you to the after-parties from Saturday night after the festival closed for the night.We visited with Margrit Lohrer from Morehouse Merino at her store Sheep’s Clothing.After that we visited the Ravelry Rhinebeck party at Riccardi’s Hideaway in Kingston.
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Our next installment of our epic at the 2007 NYS Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck, NY. In this episode of our video podcast you will see:
Plus, we stopped by the Blogger / Ravelry meetup and spoke with:
Cathleen Jackson, Shannon and Stephanie from SSK Podcast, Karen from FootHills Folly, GlennaC from Knitting to Stay Sane, Sahara from Sistahcraft, Jeri from Jerri Rigged, Monica Tate from CallingKahlo, Carolyn from See Kay Crafts, Heather Sparks from SparkCrafted, Coleen from SubwayKnitter and Lise from KnittingRose
What I am wearing:Clapotis made with Noro Silk Garden in color #211 (Yes I finished it!)
Music in this episode:Marriott Jazz Quintet - On the Sixth Day
In this first of a multipart series on the 2007 NYS Sheep and Wool Festival, you’ll go on a journey with CAT as she enters the Rhinebeck handspun knitted garment competition.
What I’m wearing/carrying
Special thanks to Bob Davis from Rhinebeck Sheep and Wool Festival!
Music in this episode:Marriott Jazz Quintet - On the Sixth Day
In this episode of our Video Podcast, we demonstrate lace techniques and how to read charts.
LetsKnit2gether celebrates our 1 year anniversary (podiversary?) with this episode. Thanks for watching this past year, and we look forward to many new shows in Year 2!
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Personal Story
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We’re going to Rhinebeck! We’ll be there both days and there’s a Letsknit2gether meetup on Saturday 10/20 3:00pm at the picnic tables by the food carts in front of building A.
In this episode we take a field trip to Shea Stadium in Queens, NY to join in For Stitch-n-Pitch for the Mets/Braves game on August 8th, 2007.
We met with Knitting celebrities and there were over 800 knitter/crocheters at the event!
We met with
From the bleechers we talked with Carrie ,Colleen SubwayKnitter,Karin Strom (Editor in Chief, Yarn Market News), Monica Teng, Christina Batch (Editor in Chief, Adorn Magazine), George Lee, Joyce Rifkin, Rebecca McDonald, Jason Conklin and his Dr. Who Scarf, Heather Lee Byrne, Amanda Keiser, Meagan and Matthew Gaffney.
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Special Thanks to Barbara Paley and Libby Butler-Glick from TNNA and Valerie Tovar from the Mets for their assistance and support!
In this episode of our Video Podcast, CAT walks you through her UFOs. You’ll see just how much was hiding in her stash.
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Special thanks to the following Ravelers for use of their Clapotis photos:
This episode is part 2 of our field trip to the 2007 Maryland Sheep and wool festival.
In this episode you’ll see:
Plus you’ll see what I took home from the festival…..
These two episodes were our toughest field trip show to make up to this point. There was 6 hours of footage which Eric edited down to two episodes!
In this episode of our video podcast, we took a field trip to Maryland in May for the Sheep and Wool Festival.
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Speical Thanks to: Mary Dotson, Olivia Combest and Sophia Lemtouni for their great interviews!
In this episode of our Video Podcast, we cover Cable knitting techniques both with and without a cable needle
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Our Book Review:
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9/11 Photos from Jonathan Corum, Steve McCurry, and *Hiro
… also thanks to Paolo Ciccone. We shot this episode using his TrueColor Version 3.0 camera settings.
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Come see us present at Podcast and New Media Expo!
In this episode of our Video Podcast, we tagged along with the Yarn Harlot Stephanie Pearl-McPhee for her visit to NY City which was the first city of her Represent Tour.
During the day we visited Central Park and were part of the Sock picture then later went to FIT to Represent with 650 knitters. We met with Stephanie, Jayme, Guido, Allena, Dawn, Donna, Margaret, Rachel, Jessica, Emily, Jennifer, Shameka, and Helen…Thanks to all!
Stephanie has begun her tour for her book Stephanie Pearl-McPhee Casts Off: The Yarn Harlot’s Guide to the Land of Knitting.
FYI: If you’re going to be at the Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival May 5-6 and would be interested in being in our show or just hanging out, send me an email (cat AT letsknit2gether.com)
In this episode of our Video podcast, I share my secret of how I spin faster! I make lots of yummy yarn and show what I’ve become now that I spin faster.
Our Book Review today:The Alden Amos Big Book of Handspinning
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In this episode, a personal journal of CAT’s spinning experiences since Rhinebeck and a few demonstrations along the way.
Our Book Review: Shannon Okey’s Spin to Knit: The Knitters guide to making yarn
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In this episode, we walk through beaded knitting techniques and show some great ideas for what you can do with beads.
For supplies and the Bead Soup bracelet pattern, check out earthfaire.com
Check out Needlecraft University for step by step instructions on Beaded knitting. Check out Alice Korach’s video for Bead Knitting techniques.
Our book review today: Knitting with Beads by Jane Davis.
Special thanks to Ellen from Earthfaire.com for allowing us to demonstrate this technique with her fabulous Bead Soup Bracelet.
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In this episode we walk through all the gifts which I knitted for this past holiday. In the past, I used to put these on my blog, this year, we’re presenting them on Video!
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Leave a comment and let us know what you think of the show and any ideas you have for topics you would like to see in future episodes.
In this episode we take a field trip to the 2006 Stitches East Expo in Baltimore, Maryland where we met with Jane Sowerby, author of Victorian Lace Today.
In this episode we met with:
Special thanks to Tracy Peterson and Benjamin Levisay from XRX Events for providing us access to the expo.
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We apologize for the delay in posting this show, Eric and I were both sick for a week and we fell behind.
Join us as we continue the experiment of felting the bag from our previous episode.
Book Review:
Pursenalities and Pursenality Plus by Eva Wiechmann
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You can now join our Yahoo Group on the right side of this page to chat about knitting and to be notified of when new episodes are available.
We’re thinking about adding a new “Show and Tell” segment. If you’ve knitting something using ideas from our show, email us a picture of yourself with your knitting. We’ll put the pictures together and show them in future episodes. Email them to CAT at Letsknit2gether.com
Felting is the processes of purposely destroying your knitting. Its like a science experiment. Watch our experiment as we felt a bag.
In the episode, we take you through what felting is and the steps of how to prepare for the felting process.
See these sites for further information on: Felting by hand, and felting in a front loading washing machine.
Come back for part 2 to find out how to finish what we started in this episode.
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This episode is the second part of our field trip at the 2006 NYS Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck, NY.
In this episode, we went to a sheep auction and met with:
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We apologize for the delay in getting this episode out to you all. Immediately after posting Episode 5, we packed up and traveled down to Baltimore for Stitches East (a future episode) and this trip took away from working on getting Episode 6 edited and posted.
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Did you miss the opportunity to go to the 2006 NYS Sheep and Wool Festival in Rhinebeck, NY? Here’s your chance to experience it all.
See what was going on at one of the largest fiber events in the country! Over 34,000 people at the Dutchess County Fairgrounds on Saturday alone. There were Spinners, Knitters, Crocheters and other crafters. Llamas, alpaca, goats, rabbits and other creatures. Wine tasting, cheese tasting, fried pickles(?) and other foods. Yarns of all colors and fibers and the Hudson Valley fall folliage to compete with.
There was so much going on that we’re going to have to split this into two episodes!
In this episode we met with Terry Kunst an owner of angora rabbits, Richard De Moss of Catalynje Buffalo Fiber who spins Buffalo fiber, and Donald Kading a sheep sheerer.
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Were you there too? Leave a comment and tell us about what you saw..
Do you ever wonder what to do with ribbon yarn? In this episode we’ll cover great tips and techniques for how to knit with ribbon.
Our Book review today is Ribbon Knits by Judi Alweil
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What are your ribbon knitting experiences? Tell us about them! Leave a comment here on the site!
In this episode we cover some tips about how to block knitted garments.
We uncover secrets about using blocking wires and a blocking board. We also discuss things which you can do to make a garment fit. You can learn more about these techniques from Leslye Solomon’s video The Handknitter’s Guide to Sweater Finishing.
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Have you had similar experiences in stressing about how to make it fit? Share your stories and feedback on the show by leaving a comment.
A field trip to the 8th Annual 2006 NYC Knit-Out & Crochet.
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Special thanks to Mimi, Ruth and Marcia from The Rockland Knitters!
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Music heard on this episode
Leave a comment and let us know what you think about the show! Also, let us know other topics which you would like to see in future episodes.
Welcome to our first episode!
In today’s episode we discuss some of the many ways to knit socks. I demonstrate how to cast on for knitting 2 socks on 2 circs. More info on this technique can be found at the sock knitters cyber class. Also, info on Magic Loop can be found at the knittinghelp.com site.
Our book review today is the Handy Book of Patterns edited by Ann Budd.
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2 socks on 2 circs - Knit Picks
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