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by Holly K on May 10, 2015
Do you like to knit and crochet cute things? Do you love stuffed animals with lots of personality or hats that illicit an, “Awwww…” from everyone who sees them? We’re looking for interesting stories of cute things, handmade. What did you make, and what did you do with it? Did you ever make anything you thought was cute, only to have others think it was not so charming? Email your stories to podcast@knitpicks.com and if you’re included in our next podcast, you’ll receive a free charm pack of our favorite Knit Picks yarns. Email now! |
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by Knit Picks Staff on March 5, 2015
Have you knit a garment you thought was unflattering or just didn't fit correctly? Did you know what went wrong, or were you stumped? This episode aims to help you target key elements of fit. Alison Backus, Director of Knit Picks, explains ease and what it means in knitting. Amy Herzog talks about all elements of fit, from how to assess which shapes might flatter your body, to what pattern elements can be altered and which should remain untouched. Podcast listeners also describe their stories of knitting things that fit. 3 easy ways to listen... |
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by Knit Picks Staff on February 5, 2015
Remember when you were a new knitter or crocheter? What were some of the big mistakes you made? In this podcast, we explore what it means to be new to the craft. Alexis, Knit Picks Photography Assistant and new-ish knitter, takes advice from listeners. Debbie Stoller, author of the incredibly popular "Stitch 'N Bitch" series, tells us about how she discovered knitting, and how she's inspired countless other people to take it up. Three podcast listeners also tell us about their experiences. Whether you're a new knitter, or recall your new knitting days fondly, you'll find something in this episode to which you're sure to relate. 3 easy ways to listen... |
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by Holly K on January 10, 2015
Are you a relatively new knitter, or have you been knitting for a while? Our next podcast is devoted to new knitters and we want to know, “What is the biggest mistake you made in your early days?”. From gauge issues to pattern disasters, we want to know your biggest mess-ups. We also want to know what you wish you knew when you were starting out. Is there some small wisdom you could impart to those just starting to knit? If you have a contribution, email podcast@knitpicks.com. If we use your entry, you’ll receive a “charm pack” or our our favorite Knit Picks yarn in the mail. Email us, today! |
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by Knit Picks Staff on November 20, 2014
Many of us have a favorite designer, someone we've followed for years. We knit many of their designs, and we marvel at how they |
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by Holly K on October 23, 2014
Is there one designer you really love? Have you knit too many of their designs to even count? If you have what we're calling a "designer crush", total admiration and love for a knitwear/crochet designer, let us know! You could get to talk to that designer for an upcoming podcast, and ask her/him the questions on your mind. Email us at podcast@knitpicks.com. We'd love to hear from you! |
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by Holly K on October 2, 2014
Many of you have knit with a variety of animal fibers: wool, alpaca, angora. Have you ever worked outside of the "animal box" and knit/crocheted/spun with the fiber of a more exotic animal? If so, we'd love to hear about it. Write to us at podcast@knitpicks.com. If you're included in our next podcast, you'll receive a "charm pack" of our favorite yarns. Write to us now! We'd love to hear from you. |
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by Knit Picks Staff on September 25, 2014
What makes a knitting pattern so good you can't help but cast on? In this episode we explore what makes a really great pattern. |
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by Knit Picks Staff on September 11, 2014
Do doctors make good knitters or crocheters? Has knitting ever seen you through a difficult personal or medical journey? |
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by Knit Picks Podcast on June 20, 2014
In this episode, we celebrate men and craft, and those of us who have dared make things for the men in our lives. Graphic Designer Emily's boyfriend Erik treasures a blanket from his grandmother: |
