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Yarn Fumes & Zero Analysis Paralysis! Podcast 11 April 24

I’m off to Knit and Gather in Rangiora this weekend, where I’ll be teaching and having fun watching you try on all my samples. I’ve also got plans to shop, but like many of you, I can suffer from analysis paralysis when confronted by a wall of yarn! Catch up with the podcast to hear my suggestions so you can visit yarn shops and festivals and come home with yarn treasures.

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Clues and Dreams! Podcast 4 April 24

Truly Myrtle patterns don’t have to be a mystery! It helps to know exactly where to look in a pattern to get the clues you need to keep knitting. This week, we’re talking about abbreviations. I’m also showing you my growing Gingerbliss sport-weight cardigan, and I'm feeling excited about the plans I have for new sewn bits I plan to wear with her for the photos.

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What if you can't get the yarn you want?! Podcast 28 March 24

Sometimes, we can’t get the yarn we want, no matter how much we want it. It might be too expensive to ship or out of stock. Or, we might just want to stash dive and find something that works. In this week’s podcast, I’m giving you a glimpse into the kind of chats inside Wardrobe Toolbox, talking all about yarn and what to think about when substituting yarn for a pattern.

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New Pattern! Maeve Sweater! Podcast 7 March 24

This week, I have a scrummy sweater for you! Maeve is perfect for winter days. She’s knitted with a plump DK/worsted-weight tweed yarn and includes a pretty lace hem and cute pockets. We’re discussing how she’s constructed, the yarn I used, and what might work for your Maeve. We're also considering ways to adjust your Maeve to suit your tastes and shape.

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Chatter and Knitting! Podcast 8 February 24

This week, I’m thinking about making plans for … May! May always creeps up on me, and this year, I want to really enjoy Me Made May. I’m also chatting about pattern repeats and things to think about when you’re adding length, as well as showing you what’s on my needles!

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