Episode 11: Moving More
In Episode 11 I show progress on my Zara Tee and plan for summer knitting and the Junko June and July Knitalong. I share how you guys are unplugging and enjoying the slow life.
Episode 10: Icelandic Road Trip
Join me on my trip to Iceland, a dream since I was in 12 grade geology class. There are lots of fun clips, landscapes, and some Icelandic yarn and knitting too.
Episode 9: Ideal Self
Episode 9: Ideal Self where I’m knitting the Birch sweater for Iceland and talk self-doubt, healthy movement, and simplifying life. Also we broach the natural yarn vs superwash and give all the links for everything.
Episode 8: I’m the Neat One Now
In this episode I discuss cleaning and purging the Kon Marie way with The Year of Less and how you’re simplifying your lives, both financially and emotionally, while still having creative pursuits. I talk backpacks, vacation film photos, Zida shawl, The Sister Survivor Blanket project, and some Red Sock Blue Sock yarn plans.
Episode 7: Hygge on Crack
Episode 7: Hygge on Crack is the one where we start a conversation on crafting and consumerism and how to avoid going to far and the root of it. I also show my finished Weekender sweater by Andrea Mowry in affordable yarn.
In Search of the Perfect Oversized Sweater
I have used the Commercial KAL on Stranded Podcast’s Rav page to fuel my quest to re-make the sweaters of my youth. Basically, everything I am knitting is huge. I have wanted…
Episode 6: People Before Things
In Episode 6 you tell me what slow living means to you. I show my Weekender progress and am wearing Sexy Vesty by Theresa Gregorio. There are tons of links to resources that encourage a slower, thoughtful way of life and more project planning.
Episode 5: The Slow Life
Episode 5: The Slow Life is about just that plus I show my The Edge sweater by Alina Scnieder. I talk about Alina’s designs, look through KnitScene Spring 2018 together and Stillness of Trees.
Episode 4: On Mission
In Episode 4 I share pics and video from my recent trip to Peru and a little about the people I met and the work we did.
Best Sweater Pattern Ever
I did not write this post title lightly. I say this knowing that, according to Ravelry, I have knit 68 sweaters, many of which I loved. I say that knowing…