I’m really delighted to be able to bring you two interviews from some incredible people who are working to their own vision for creating incredibly unique British wool that speaks of where it has come from and the special relationships with farmer and mill to create those yarns.
it’s the first episode of 2017 and it is packed!
This podcast is utterly brimming with exclusive news about the Edinburgh Yarn Festival 2017!
This started as a visit to the Smallholders but through that I felt I needed to pass on some links to how to approach selling your yarn or wool products!
I’m at sixes and sevens this episode, so lets have a little knit and a slower pace!
Today I am talking about my own meaningful knit and show sponsor Joy McMillan talks about an exciting new yarn collaboration between The Knitting Goddess and Blacker Yarns!
On Saturday, 3rd September I will be at Fluph, in Dundee, where myself and the lovely Leona Jayne Kelly are hosting the #bigwiprip! You can join in from home too!
We could all do with a big of balance at the moment, couldn’t we? With so much up in the air at the moment and so much of the skewed in the world at large – I aim for us to have a wee bit of balance over here in our little corner! I have got a meaningful knit story for you, (which was recovered from the big laptop death!) last year I spoke to Joanna Mouatt about two pairs of mittens her late Grannie made for her. There is also a Tale of the WIPs of Dooooom – cos balance! – Book of Hapsalong and more!
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