Episode 10 – Wren Ross
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Wren Ross
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Terry Gross, eat your heart out. This, the tenth episode… so exciting… is the interview show. I highlight one of Boston’s most creative and active knitters. Wren Ross is a delight to speak to who is constantly growing and changing, much like her knitting.
FYI – this episode was pre-recorded so I catch up with my regular weekly news/feedback next week. Also… I think ten episodes drop’s my chance of podfading by some huge percentage, so I guess you will have to expect at least another ten episodes from me… :)
Enjoy
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You are getting better every time! I laughed and enjoyed with every minute of your show today. Let me know when you engineer THE bag. Maybe if you do I can get rid of the mteen bags I have! I bet that is why us knitters aka bag ladies :)
Thanks nick…
This time the error was mine. The episode should now be added to my rss feed now.
Amazing episode! Wren seems great, thanks for helping us meet her!
Yet again you are right on the money. Great episode. What was the name of the designer that might have decent men’s sweaters? And Guido where are your pattern links? You said you had patterns for men’s sweaters that are too easy, heck me? I need easy!
Loooooove Wren and her songs! You are a very good interviewer.
Again a great show! Thank you and Wren!
Really great show. Your interview with Wren was sooo interesting. The only thing I really worried about was when you said you were in your studio…you didn’t interview Wren in the bathroom, did you?
I love the music, too.
No,
there was no potty conversation on the show. We recorded in the living room. When you have better mics and your pumkin is out of town you can record just about anywhere…
I really enjoyed this! I’m new to your show – thanks for introducing me to Wren and her fab lyrics. (I’m with you though – a little punk sensibility would be fun… Have you heard the excellent Knitta, Please?)
Now, just since you ask (in an earlier post) for suggestions… more links would be very welcome. Previous commenters have already asked about men’s patterns, I also want to know about that company you mention that’s working on a bag! Give us linky goodness please…
Well, I am enjoying your shows immensely, and was catching up on this and last week (busy few weeks with no time for listening to podcasts sadly, no fault of yours ;-)
Anyway I thought I would post with two thoughts that rose from your podcast.
The first is, since Wren gave a lovely rendition of Baa Baa Black Sheep, my 3 year old’s take on the song. This is what happens, obviously, when your mother has become a yarn addict. Oh, and jumpers are what those Americans such as yourself call “Sweaters”
“Baa Baa White Sheep,
Have you any wool?
Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full.
One for the jumpers,
one for the frogs,
and one for the little girl with holes in her socks.”
Cute, huh? And no, I don’t know why the frogs got a mention either. Maybe it’s cold in the lilypond.
Oh, and the second thing.
An excellent trick I got from a lady at my monthly knitting circle.
When knitting on double pointed needles, slip a stitch over (after knitting it) onto the next needle around everytime you finish a needle. It spreads the tension out as you go around and prevents the strong ladder effect you get otherwise.
Take care, and thanks!
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