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S4:E1. The Story of Yarn.

  Hosts Sherri, host, knitter, spinner, weaver, and active in the Kansas City fiber arts community. You can find Sherri as TangledThread on Ravelry Instagram:  geminatepodcast Tamara, co-host, knitter, knitwear designer, hiker, mom. You can find Tamara as tammo on Ravelry Instagram:  tamaramoots  and  tallgrassknitting Blog:  www.tamaramoots.com Ravelry Designs:  http://www.ravelry.com/designers/tamara-moots Etsy Shop (Knitwear Designs, Stitch Marker Sets, Knitting Tool Kits and more):  Tallgrass Knitting Sign up for her newsletter  here .  Projects: Current, Finished, Fantasy and Wearing Sherri Current. Podcast! Be watching for a new web tile on your podcast feed!  Current. Socks out of Supersocke 4-ply Merino Extra Fine. Sherri's project on Ravelry Current. Fiber Guild of Greater KC Wool Study Group .   Tamara Current. Knitting a pair of mittens out of Tierra Wools Churro Yarn . This is one of the yarns we'll be looking ...

S3:E16. Wrapping Up Season Three.

  Hosts Sherri, host, knitter, spinner, and fosters dogs. You can find Sherri as TangledThread on Ravelry Instagram:  geminatepodcast Tamara, co-host, knitter, knitwear designer, hiker, mom. You can find Tamara as tammo on Ravelry Instagram:  tamaramoots  and  tallgrassknitting Blog:  www.tamaramoots.com Ravelry Designs:  http://www.ravelry.com/designers/tamara-moots Etsy Shop (Knitwear Designs, Stitch Marker Sets, Knitting Tool Kits and more):  Tallgrass Knitting Sign up for her newsletter  here .  Projects: Current, Finished, Fantasy and Wearing Sherri Current. Spinning!  Finished. Weaving!  Fantasy. Get Weaving sewing patterns that use hand-woven fabric by Sarah Howard. This Simple 4-Panel Overtop first.  Tamara Current. Knitting on a top-down poncho out of  Malabrigo Rios  in a deep red named Jupiter. She's still loving it. This one uses the same cable from her  Amelia  sweater.  Just Finished...

Episode 11B: Knitting On Any Budget

Hosts Sherri, host, knitter, spinner, and fosters dogs. You can find Sherri as TangledThread on Ravelry Instagram: geminatepodcast Tamara, co-host, knitter, knitwear designer, hiker, mom. You can find Tamara as tammo on Ravelry Instagram:  tamaramoots Blog:  www.tamaramoots.com Knitwear Designs:  http://www.ravelry.com/designers/tamara-moots Sign up for her newsletter  here .  Knitting Question: Knitting On Any Budget at LYS  Sherri and Tamara talk through planning out a quarter's worth of knitting at different budget levels shopping only at local yarn stores to support local. They each figured out and compared notes on how they could knit for three months on $20 a quarter, $20 a month, $20 a week and $20 a day. (We talk about lots of numbers here, so we're apologizing in advance if you are doing any counting while listening.) Mulligan Sherri: Sherri's Summer Solstice by Heidi Kirrmaier  Sherri's Second Bookworm ...

7B: Springtime on Cold Comfort Farm.

  Hosts Sherri, host, knitter, spinner, and fosters dogs. You can find Sherri as TangledThread on Ravelry Instagram: geminatepodcast Guest Information Cynthia Strelkoff, retired opera singer and costumer designer in the San Francisco Bay Area. Cynthia is now a fiber farmer and designer in Butler, Missouri. She has a new book out,  The Lace Makers of Wright Road . The book is co-authored by Willow Oringderff. You can find Cynthia Facebook:  The Lace Makers of Wright Road Lace Designs on Ravelry:  https://www.ravelry.com/designers/cynthia-anne-strelkoff Knitting Question: What is the most surprising thing about owning alpacas? Why an alpaca farm?  Cynthia shares about how she came to have an alpaca farm. And her thoughts on the most surprising things about owning alpacas. Mulligan Sherri: Spinning gradient yarn with the end goal to make a gradient sweater. Math completed, weighed and carded into precise piles for the body and arms. ...

7A: Spring Time on Cold Comfort Farm

  Host Sherri, host, knitter, spinner, and fosters dogs. You can find Sherri as TangledThread on Ravelry Instagram: geminatepodcast Guest Information Cynthia Strelkoff, retired opera singer and costumer designer in the San Francisco Bay Area. Cynthia is now a fiber farmer and designer in Butler, Missouri. She has a new book out, The Lace Makers of Wright Road . The book is co-authored by Willow Oringderff. You can find Cynthia Facebook: The Lace Makers of Wright Road Lace Designs on Ravelry:  https://www.ravelry.com/designers/cynthia-anne-strelkoff Current Projects Sherri: Molly version B  by Julie Weisenberger.  Sherri's Molly version B Cynthia: Getting to the Point  by Cynthia Strelkoff out of hand-dyed Olan sock yarn from Ireland and glass beads. An Irish wool sweater she's designing in colorwork with a medallion on the front. Twined wool weaving in lime green and taupe that will be her new project bag. Spinning the alpaca her ...