It’s our pre-Rhinebeck show! The girls are getting really excited for the New York State Sheep and Wool festival coming up this weekend. If you’re going to be there, Melanie will be signing her CD, and they’ll be at the Ravelry meetups Keep an eye on our Twitter account for …
The girls are in New York and back together! They’ve both been busy setting up their new apartment, but now that they’ve gotten settled they can get back to what’s important: knitting! Melanie’s finished a couple of projects: A Madeline Tosh Poet Society Tam, and a Fortnight hat. Deborah has …
Melanie is still busy with fringe festivals, but she catches you up on her adventures. Meanwhile, Deborah’s getting settled and unpacked in New York, and she’s in nesting mode. Have a look at her Pinterest page to see what she’s into. Other crafts are fun, but this is a knitting …
This time on the show, Deborah takes over! She is now all settled in the Big Apple: she’s finding her way around the city, and (unsurprisingly) getting deep into a lot of different creative projects. This episode also includes several interviews from TNNA: Sarah and Mary-Heather from Ravelry Jean from …
Melanie’s got a whole bunch of fringe diaries from Regina — including some great interviews. Deborah brings some more interviews from TNNA, with John from the Briggs & Little Woolen Mill and with Roxanne from Zen Yarn Garden.
Melanie hijacks the show once more, with this compilation of diary entries she recorded while she was performing at the fringe theatre festivals in Ottawa, Ontario and Wakefield, Quebec.
Deborah’s back on the show, and she is finally able to announce where she’s going next — and it’s goood! She’s got other (less-dramatic) updates too, including a long-overdue chat about her latest knitting. Last month, the girls went to The National NeedleArts Association (TNNA) trade show in Columbus, Ohio. …
Melanie’s Prague trip gets cut a bit short, but she makes the best of the last few days.
Melanie continues her Prague trip with some performing, partying, exploring, eating, and (gasp!) even knitting!