Thu, 13 August 2009
Do you have P.S.S.D. - Post-Sock Summit Depression? I know I do! It was a long road and lots of work to get ready for them, but my classes at Sock Summit were a success. Much fun was had by me and the amazing students who took Hip Hems for Him & Her and HIZsocks - Making Socks Manly. Thanks, Tina and Stephanie for choosing me to be part of it! The good news is, I will now have more free time to devote to getting out the next 3 episodes of YKNIT that have languished in varying states of completion! To combat P.S.S.D., I've found reading KnitSpot's Sock Summit summary makes me smile. (Thanks, Anne!) Stay tuned...
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Sun, 12 April 2009
Episode 19: A Fistful of Fibers (42:28)
Howdy, listeners! Saddle on up for a wild ride with everyone's favorite knitting Canadian! The Yarn Harlot is back again with another thoughtful AND humorous look at her close friends from the fiber world and beyond! Michael spoke with her (in his trusty mobile recording studio) back in October during her book tour for Free Range Knitter: The Yarn Harlot Writes Again. They talked about Kinnearing, writing (not knitting) deadlines and the politics of immigrating to Canada. The following people, places and things were mentioned:
Our big evolutionary and educational announcements are:
Free Range Knitter CONTEST We have three (count 'em) THREE copies of Free Range Knitter by the Yarn Harlot to give away. All you need to do is tell us what is MISSING from the world of fiber and craft instruction? What would help you free up your range of learning? Hmmm. To enter, please leave a comment on Yknit.com or on Ravelry the Y KNIT group discussion. Three winners will be randomly selected from all the entries. DEADLINE FOR ENTERING IS MAY 15, 2009. We look forward to seeing what everyone has to say! AVFKW Contest Winners
Congratulations to our two winners and thanks to everyone who participated! As always, a HUGE thank you to everyone who downloads and listens to Y KNIT. Evolution is real! YKnit? It's Darwin-ic! We used snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Tue, 10 March 2009
Hello Fiber Friends and Yknit Listeners, My friend, Kyle Kunnecke, is working on project about men who knit. Part of said project is a survey that will take you around 10-15 minutes maximum to complete. If you're a knitter (and I suspect quite a few of you are!!), please consider taking the survey. Women and men are wanted! All other questions about the rest of the project can be found on the FAQ. Thx! ~wonderMike
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Mon, 23 February 2009
 It's true, Stephen will be teaching at Sock Summit 2009 in Portland, OR, August 6-9. It's going to be an unbelievable event, for new sock-heads and advanced sock-stars alike. The teacher line-up boggles the mind, but just wait until they announce the classes! If this is your first time to Y KNIT, have a listen (or 18!). Just click on an episode's title or the POD graphic next to it to download the .mp3 file. You can also subscribe to the show using iTunes, Zune Marketplace or any RSS reader. We'll be talking about Sock Summit in future episodes, and hopefully recording bits and pieces of this historic event for posterity. Yknit SOCKs? There are so many reasons, we can't SUMMIT up.
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Thu, 19 February 2009
Episode 18: Natural ReVerberations (36:16)
A Verb for Keeping Warm, as well as its founder and owner Kristine Vejar, transcends a simple definition. A business that sells naturally-dyed yarns and fibers and all manner of tools to use those fibers (spindles, wheels, looms, knitting patterns), it's also creating its own unique community (in the Bay Area and online) through education and celebration of traditions and textiles for knitters, crocheters, spinners, weavers, dyers and all people who do labor-intensive work with their hands. Hear how Kristine's childhood connection to sewing and quilting took her to India and the origin of Verb's inspiration. The following people and topics were mentioned:
For all you bookworms, the following books are recommended by Kristine (get ready to Google!):
Books about Women, Textile History & Culture (including the origin of Verb's name):
A VERB FOR KEEPING WARM CONTEST The first contest is for the Shaped Arch Sock Pattern by Marlowe Craword and the fiber to spin for the socks. All you need to do is tell us your favorite VERB FOR KEEPING WARM. The second contest is for the Slipstream Sock Pattern and the Verb sock yarn to knit the pattern. All you have to do is tell us your FAVORITE color in Kristine's colorways.
To enter either contest, please leave a comment on Yknit.com or on Ravelry under the Y KNIT group discussion. One winner will be randomly selected from all the entries. DEADLINE FOR ENTERING IS MARCH 15, 2009. We look forward to seeing what everyone has to say! Contest Winner
YSpin? It's where yarn comes from! As always, a HUGE thank you to everyone who downloads and listens to Y KNIT. You hear us. You REALLY hear us! We used snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Mon, 12 January 2009
Episode 17: Go West, Young Man (33:49)
 The very first Men's Knitting Retreat was held in the Spring of 2008 and featured the hard work of QueerJoe and KnitterGuyTed. The Fall 2008 event was held at the Point Bonita YMCA in the Marin Headlands and the manly magic was in full effect. The event was November 7-9, 2008 and this audio features interviews with two of the instructors: Brian Kohler (professional designer with Skacel), and Harry Wells (President of Humboldt Handweavers and Spinners Guild). But we start things off by chatting with Ted Myatt aka KnitterGuy (organizer and co-creator along with Joe Wilcox aka QueerJoe of the Men's Knitting Retreats). The Men's Fall Knitting Retreat 2008 was blown away by the extraordinary swag we received from the following folks: Article Pract, A Verb for Keeping Warm, Briar Rose Fibers, BrooklynTweed, Danny Oulette Designs, Hansigurumi, HelloYarn, KnitSonya, Knotty Naomi, Oceanwind Knits, Perchance to Knit, Schoolhouse Press, Shelridge Farms, Spinning Loft, Tactile Fiber Arts, Unique Sheep, Wild Geese Fibers, and Yarn Nerd. We're so not worthy!!! If you're interested in attending the Men's Spring Knitting Retreat 2009, give QueerJoe a shout. ContestSkacel has given us a handsome entrelac scarf pattern designed by Brian Kohler, MFKR attendee and instructor. The prizing includes 3 balls of Skacel's new felted yarn called Loft. To enter, simply tell us how the world would be a better place if more guys knit. A winner will be randomly selected from all entrants. DEADLINE FOR ENTERING IS JANUARY 31, 2009.
Contest Winners A big thank you to everyone who listens, reviews, recommends and responds to YKNIT! Without you, we're nothing. YKnit with guys? It's MANdatory! We used snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Sat, 15 November 2008
Episode 16: Talk on the Wild Side (34:00)
Do you know the story behind the fiber you're knitting, crocheting or spinning? Before it makes it to your yarn pusher, all non-plant fibers most likely belonged to a creature. Linda Cortright, editor and publisher of Wild Fibers magazine discusses the magazine and her fiber travels. Wild Fibers educates and promotes all aspects of the natural fiber industry with special emphasis on sustainable practices and responsible use of natural resources throughout the world. While Stephen was away traveling, Michael heard Linda speak at the Spindles and Flyers guild in El Cerrito, CA about the Chantang nomads of Ladakh and their cashmere goats in northern India. Cosmically, two weeks later, the universe aligned so Stephen enjoyed seeing Linda's presentation at Rhinebeck, aka, the New York State Sheep and Wool Festival. Other topics discussed:
Linda has given us a one-year subscription to Wild Fibers magazine to give away. Just let us know what sort of far-flung places has your fiber exploration taken you, geographically, spiritually, or emotionally? A winner will be randomly selected from all entrants. DEADLINE FOR ENTERING THIS CONTEST IS DECEMBER 7, 2008. For those of you who want to subscribe, Linda has offered YKNIT listeners a 10% discount rate which is applicable to subscriptions (both new and gifted), as well as back issues. Enter the promo code "Yknit" when you place your order online. This offer is valid through December 1, 2008.
Contest Winners A big thank you to everyone who listens, reviews, recommends and responds to YKNIT! Without you, we're nothing. YKnit? It's a great source of fiber! We used snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Mon, 27 October 2008
Episode 15: "Quick, Call KnitOneOne!" (32:52)
 Síle (pronounced Sheila) Convery is the hostess with the most-est, creator and Queen Bee of KnitOneOne, a nexus of crafting know-how in Berkeley, CA. More than a community organizer, Síle has catalyzed a community of learning, fun and friendship for knitters and crafters of every stripe. Sitting on the cheery studio's back patio, she shared how KnitOneOne came to be. In addition, some of the fabulous KnitOneOne instructors share their thoughts on this special place. A few of instructors and friends of KnitOneOne:
CALLING ALL GUY KNITTERS!
Contest Winners
Congratulations to our winner and thanks to everyone for sharing your Knitalong spinning tales. Always, a HUGE thank you to everyone who downloads and listens to Y KNIT. YKnitOneOne? It's all about the shortbread, baby! We used snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Fri, 26 September 2008
Episode 14: "Wonder Wheels Power, ACTIVATE" (41:13) 
Like a circle in a spiral, like a wheel within a wheel, never ending or beginning, I think you know just what we feel... when we're spinning... well, when WonderMike is spinning. Maia Discoe and Brooke Sinnes of Tactile Fiber Arts Studio join the Yknit guys for this episode. WonderMike chatted with these spinning divas one late night after a month-long series of spinning classes held at KnitOneOne in Berkeley, CA. They spoke of many spinning things: past, present and future. The following people and topics were mentioned:
We've got two prizes for you courtesy of the kind souls at Tactile. The first prize is for the non-spinners or just-got-bit-by-the-bug folks. Tell us what drew you in. What was the thing that hooked you? Your prize is a Learn to Spin kit which contains a 2.1 oz. Schact Hi-Lo Spindle, 2 oz. of naturally dark BFL, 2 oz. of naturally dyed BFL, an organic cotton tote and "Spin It" by Lee Raven! The second prize is for the experienced spinners. All you have to do is tell us your FAVORITE thing about spinning. That's it. Your prize is a $50 gift certificate. To enter either contest, please leave a comment on Yknit.com or on Ravelry under the YKNIT group discussion. One winner for each prize will be randomly selected from all the entries. DEADLINE FOR ENTERING IS OCTOBER 15, 2008. CALLING ALL GUY KNITTERS!
Contest Winners
Congratulations to our winner and thanks to everyone who participated! The entries for this contest were inspiring. We used snippets of the following songs in this episode:
Always, a HUGE thank you to everyone who downloads and listens to Y KNIT. YSpin? It's where it all begins! |
Wed, 3 September 2008
Episode 13: Yknitalong (39:26)
 You are not alone! Knitalongs (or KALs) have likely existed from the first moment two stitchers got together to kvetch and work on the same projects. Author Larissa Brown discusses her book Knitalong which provides an introductory course in online KALS, a history of knitterly communal behavior and some groovy patterns to sharpen your knitalong skills. The following people and topics were mentioned:
KAL CONTEST
CALLING ALL GUY KNITTERS!
Contest Winners
Congratulations to our winner and thanks to everyone who participated! We used snippets of the following songs in this episode:
Always, a HUGE thank you to everyone who downloads and listens to Y KNIT. Yknitalong? It's better to do it in a throng! |
Sat, 2 August 2008
Episode 12: Y Would Dye 4 U (featuring Scout) (26:42)
 If you're a fan of hue, saturation, fiber and indie dyers, you probably know Scout of Scout's Swag. But if you don't, come join us for a rainbow romp with the Queen of Color herself, Ms. Scout (aka Jamie). She came to Berkeley to teach her yarn dyeing class at Knit One One. Minds were expanded, fibers were transformed and color ruled the weekend. There's also a Y KNIT exclusive: Scout made a special announcement! You've got to listen to the episode to find out the details of how she will be making the world a brighter place in the near future. The following tidbits were mentioned during the show.
Contest
One winner will be randomly selected to win a skein Scout's Swag superwash merino fingering weight yarn in the "Morning Glories" colorway. DEADLINE FOR ENTERING THIS CONTEST IS AUGUST 31, 2008. As always, a MASSIVE thank you to everyone who downloads and listens to Y KNIT. Y Dye? It's chromatic! We used snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Mon, 21 July 2008
Episode 11: Man Camp (35:27)
 This one time at Man Camp, I saw men knitting and spinning and having the time of their lives. The first-ever Men's Spring Knitting Retreat (MSKR) was the event of the year for those who attended. If you don't believe us, read some of the recaps from Ted, Joe, Paddy, Kenny, Mel, Sean and Guido. You can also see the fevered pitch discussions on Ravelry archived thread (last count 416 posts). QueerJoe and KnitterGuyTed had a vision for a decidedly masculine gathering of fiber-heads. This historic happening was hosted at the idylic and picturesque Easton Mountain Retreat in upstate New York, not too far away from historic Woodstock (well, it's actually closer to the less-pop-culturey-historic Albany). Stephen bit the bullet for Team YKNIT and traveled to the OTHER coast where he interviewed, taught and met online friends offine. In addition to Joe and Ted, he spoke with cotton-spinning master VTknitboy Chris. It takes a village of fiber enablers to make super sweet schwag bag. A big thanks to the generous sponsors of the MSKR. If you like to see men knitting and spinning, please patronize these fine establishments:
Contest - ENDED ON AUGUST 16, 2008 The kind folks from The Unique Sheep sent a lovely skein of their yarn, just like the yarn for the The Ram Club for Men. It's 334 yards of sport weight superwash merino in Grey Streets colorway. To enter, tell us your story of teaching a Y-Chromosome (man or boy) how to knit or spin OR how you're planning to do so in the near future. Post your story the comments below or on the YKNIT Ravelry forum. One winner will be randomly selected from the eligible entries. DEADLINE: August 16, 2008. Yknit and spin? It's MAN-tastic! We used snippets of the following songs in this episode:
SPECIAL NOTE: If you are having problems leaving a comment on the Yknit.com show notes, try to enter the anti-spam confirmation text with no spaces (i.e. run the two words together). It's very odd that this problem is occurring and we've reported it to LibSyn (the host). So sorry for any inconvenience. |
Mon, 7 July 2008
Episode 10: Public Displays of Creation (37:20)  Do you do it in public? Are you a voyeur or exhibitionist? Are you out and proud? Y Knit hits the streets and investigates PDC (public displays of creation) all over the Bay Area. Back in May, we headed down to the 3rd annual Maker Faire. Put on by the peeps behind CRAFT and MAKE magazines, the Maker Faire is a physical manifestation and celebration of all things DIY. Drawn down by the Yarn Harlot's appearance (sounds like the knitter's version of the Virgin of Guadalupe), we were overwhelmed by the sheer volume of creativity. Natalie Zee Drieu, senior editor of CRAFT magazine, tells us all about it. After a long, long day of knitting, steampunk outfits, Diet Coke and Mentos fountains, hanging with the Harlot, fire sculptures, rockets, motorized cupcakes, hackers, crafters and a few friends (PuNk rAwK pUrL and Knit Sonya), we can't wait to go back. The next Maker Faire is in Austin, TX, October 18-19. If you are in the area, don't miss it! Next up, Michael ran all over the Bay Area to check out World Wide Knit in Public Day 2008 events. Sile Convery from KnitOneOne and Elaine Kim of KimChiCrafts hosted the Berkeley event and Laurie (Trumom) hosted the Albany event. Then, it was across the Bay on BART to Union Square for the San Francisco event. In addition to interviewing the many attendees, Michael was seen spinning in public with his favorite new toy, a Golding Tsunami Ringspindle. Stephen spent the day with his synchronized swimming team, not spinning. Contest Winners Episode 7: Blue Moon Fiber Arts special edition Knitters Without Borders. Our winner made a donation to KWB (aka Knitters/Doctors Without Borders) and requested that they remain anonymous. Episode 8: A signed copy of Cat Bordhi's New Pathways for Sock Knitters: Book One was won by Yarnbird (Verena). Episode 9: 3 signed copies of Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's Things I Learned from Knitting (Whether I Wanted To or Not) were won by Orange (JenniferP), Seamless (Sharon), and Soo (Soo). Congratulations to our winners and thanks to everyone who participated! We used snippets of the following songs in this episode:
Lastly, a HUGE thank you to everyone who downloads and listens to Y KNIT. We're honored that you choose to spend 30 (or so) minutes of your time with us every few weeks. Here we are at 10 episodes, and we've got over 3000 new friends! Yknit in public? It's genetic! |
Mon, 9 June 2008
Episode 9: Hot for Harlot (28:11)
Lucky for you, dear listeners, we have, not one, but two conversations with Stephanie. In April, she and Stephen sat down on the last night of BMFA's sock camp to talk about (what else?) knitting. More recently, she gave Mike and Stephen an exclusive and very exciting announcement. Contest Y Knit? C'est fantastique! We use snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Tue, 20 May 2008
Episode 8: The Cat's Pyjamas (23:22)
Tune in, turn on, and don't drop stitches with Stephen and Cat Bordhi as she explains her journey from teddy bear artist to award-winning author and knitting designer/teacher/pied-piper. Stephen and Cat sat on a dock over the water at Orcas Island and discussed curiosity, Möbius strips, and rethinking sock design. Contest DEADLINE FOR ENTERING THIS CONTEST IS JUNE 20, 2008 The words from our parody of the Jabberwocky are as follows: Y Knit? It's Cat-a-Tonic! We use snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Mon, 5 May 2008
Episode 7: Sock Camp Survival (featuring Tina Newton) (33:23)
 Experience the bucolic serenity of Blue Moon Fiber Arts Camp Crow's Feet sock knitting camp. Laugh along with the gentle Socks that Rock sock club members as they embody the mature and peaceful spirit of knitting, surrounded by the majestic Pacific Northwest on Orcas Island off the coast of Washington. Stephen and his mother spent a week under the stern tutelage of Cat Bordhi (Insouciant Socks), Cookie A (Traveling Stitches), JC Briar (Cast-on Cornucopia), Stephanie Pearl-McPhee and BMFA dye mistress Tina Newton (Rock the Sock). In addition to classes, there were toilet paper cozies and sock puppets. And a "talent" show. And there were monkeys. Lots and lots of mini hand-knit sock monkeys. And photos to prove it! Campers and Sockateers share their favorite camp memories (Ravelry IDs ):
Finally, the entire experience is summed up in the amazing camp yodel by Celia (CeliaMcC). Contest If you'd like to buy one for yourself, they're available on BMFA's website and $3 from each skein goes to the invaluable work of MSF. Also, the Funky Sock Monkey pattern and kits are available for purchase. Sock Camp cannot be contained by the mere 33 minutes of a single podcast. There were many, many, many more knitters who were interviewed, drunken late-night after-parties, and antics galore. We're sorry we couldn't fit everyone into this episode. If you want more, you'll just have to come join us next year! Y Knit? It's Campy! We use snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Tue, 22 April 2008
Episode 6: Y Love Lucy? (27:21) 
Lucy Neatby spins a tantalizing tale of sea-faring adventures, cinematic drama and an evil rabbit named Reggie.
Here are some of the goodies mentioned during this episode:
Lapel Pins and Buttons: Tini. Autographed Daily Dose of Fiber Tee: Kenyetta. Autographed Ravelry Tote: Sara.
Y Knit? It's An Aesthetic. We use snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Tue, 15 April 2008
Because you demanded it, here's the "Lace for Boyz" in single format.
Lace For Boyz (2008) Too Fine, Too Small Too Fine, Too Small WonderMike: Yo, yo, yo, yo, hizKNITS These big knit kids still frontin’ on us Show them that we can do this, cuz we always knew this, HA HA HA Yeah, boyeeeez hizKNITS: Lace! How long can it grow? Last row, what a knitter throw. Once again, back it’s the inflammable The chart animal The untangleable [FLEECE] knitted finery made by one QueerJoe said, MOTHS! and I got numb Can I tell ‘em that I really never had handspun? But it’s the crack that the BMFA had done Now they got me in a cell cause my needles, they swell cause a brother like me said, well... Lacy Knitters Guild's a posse that I think you ought to listen to Guys who know the craft, I'm talkin' Gene and Lew. Follow for now, power of the people, say, Make the miracle [LACE] block the lyrical Black is back, all in, we’re gonna win Check it out [yeah y'all] here we go again Chorus: Knit it up! Lace for boyz! Knit it up! Lace for boyz! WonderMike: Yo, yo, yo, hizKNITS They spittin’ cuz we knittin’ Let’s show them that Yknit in da house Yo hizKNITS, show ‘em what you can do hizKNITS: Never badder than bad cause the brother is madder than mad At the stitch that's been dropped like a spindle whorl Stole on the roll, but you treat it like soap on the rope Cause the yarn in the shawl is so dope Counting the stitches I'm knitting inside fabric with yarn-O's and decreases galore They'll never care for the brothers and sisters Now going blind, saying, "Rows? Just one more!" We got to demonstrate [come on now] They're gonna have to wait Til we get it right Victorian, Hemlock, Pi and Mystery Swallowtail, Icarus, Shetland, and Hanami! Chorus: Knit it up! Lace for boyz! Knit it up! Lace for boyz! WonderMike: Yo hizKNITS They say boys can’t do lace I don’t understand what they sayin’ But I got Orenburg for they face! Yknit? It’s synthetic, athletic, aesthetic and prophetic Yknit? It’s copacetic, energetic, not apathetic Yknit? It’s electromagnetic Yknit? It’s genetic! Parody lyrics: hizKNITS (with little bits by wondermike), 2008 Respect and inspiration: Public Enemy’s “Bring The Noise?, 1988 Engineered by: Sex For Teens, 2008 |
Thu, 10 April 2008
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Fri, 4 April 2008
Episode 5: Lace in Your Face (33:44)
 We chat lace with guys from all over the country:
 Contest winner Art vs. Craft episode The winner of KnitKnit Issue #7 is KatKrafty. The essay she mentioned is found at redefiningcraft.com Thank you to everyone who took time to ponder lace with us: Mel, Troy and Doug (thanks for the gifts!), and Gene and Lew. As Michael said, I don't think this is the last time you'll hear lace discussed on Y KNIT. And, as always, thanks for listening! Leave your thoughts on men and lace in the comments below or in the Ravelry group. Y Knit? It's poetic! This show features snippets of these songs:
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Thu, 20 March 2008
Episode 4: Y Ravelry? (36:00)
The bead store Stephen mentioned is Beadissimo, 1051 Valencia Street, in San Francisco. Just across the street from the yummy Ritual Coffee Roasters. Mmmmmm. In case you're wondering, Casey's answer to "Y Knit?" is a quote from Wesley Wills. Dress like Jess and Casey contest DEADLINE FOR ENTERING IS APRIL 11. Y Knit? It's genetic. We use snippets of the following songs in this episode:
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Tue, 11 March 2008
Episode 3 : Britches at Stitches (29:17)We hit STITCHES West, and we hit it hard! Michael took a spin of the floor during the Market Preview on Thursday, and runs into some guy knitters working for local shops:
Then, we sat down with Rick Mondragon, editor of Knitter's Magazine, to discuss STITCHES events, how he started knitting and crocheting, and advice for aspiring designers. XRX, Inc. just published Guy Knits (Best of Knitter's Magazine Series). Finally, we recap some highlights of our weekend. Favorite booths: Favorite hair: Chloe's glittery glamorous 'hawk excited to meet Podcasting Goddesses: Jenny & Nicole of Stash & BurnFavorite celebrity siting: Stash and Burn podcasting goddesses, Jenny and Nicole (photographic proof!) Son of Stitch 'N Bitch contest winners The winners of the signed copies of Debbie Stoller's new book are Mel and Arlette. As a serendipitous aside, Arlette just designed a killer two color brioche hat called the "Double Dutch". You can see pix and purchase the pattern from Bella Knitting. Next show: Ravelry! The BobFather and MamaRav (aka Jess and Casey) discuss all things Ravelry. We'll also announce the winner of episode 2's Art vs. Craft contest (they're both winners!). As always, big thanks to Anthony for editing and musical magic. And thanks to you for listening, reading this, commenting and being a part of Y Knit. Y Knit? It's genetic! The song "Yes, I Can" comes from the album If I Ruled the World by Sammy Davis, Jr. (Reprise Records, 1965) The song "Men" is by Martin Mull from his album I'm Everyone I've Ever Loved originally issued on ABC Records 1977. |
Thu, 21 February 2008
Episode 2: Art or Craft? (featuring Sabrina Gschwandtner) (27:49)
 Michael sits down with Sabrina Gschwandtner, artist and founder of KnitKnit a publication that explores the intersection of traditional craft and contemporary art. In addition to the seven issues since 2002, her book KNITKNIT: Profiles and Projects from Knitting’s New Wave was published in September 2007. And we’ve got a contest. Win a copy of KNITKNIT #7, the most recent issue from March 2007. According to Sabrina, this could be the last issue (for now). Submit a comment on your feelings of art vs. craft. Is what you do art or craft? DEADLINE FOR ENTERING IS MARCH 28TH. THANKS FOR PLAYING!!! As always, a MASSIVE thank you to everyone who downloads and listens to Y KNIT. Y Knit? It's aesthetic! |
Tue, 19 February 2008
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Tue, 19 February 2008
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Sun, 17 February 2008
Thanks so much to everyone who's listened to, commented on, submitted to our contest (still going on) and told others about Y Knit! Pat yourselves on the back for being early adopters when you had to be "in the know" before Apple would have us.
iTunes was kind enough to add Y Knit, so now you can find it in the Music Store and get us into your .mp3-pod-player-thingy-do. There are three ways to find us:
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Mon, 11 February 2008
Yknit, The Podcast
Volume 1, Episode 1 
Introduction: Story of Yknit Genesis: Interview with Debbie Stoller: You can read more about Debbie and her books at her website (which doesn't mention Son of S&B just yet). Or check out her day job at BUST magazine. Contest: Feedback: Heart-felt Thanks To:
Yknit? It’s genetic. Bonus link: Here's the Cycling Aran by designer/spinner/dyer/inspiration Adrian/Hello Yarn (did Stephen mispronounce your last name?), as worn by her hunky husband Mr. Hello Yarn. |
Sun, 3 February 2008
... there were two knitters. And they were men.
2 guys + 2 needles each + 2 microphones + a whole lot of balls = Y KNIT, a knitting podcast—genetically speaking. Our first episode is being assembled and finessed by our executive producer extraordinaire Anthony. We're coming soon to headphones near you!
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