Podcast Episode 155: Knitting Self-Help Show, Knitting Q and A


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Things we talk about in this episode:

Casey’s blog post “A Tale of Two Socks
Ursa sweater
Three Rectangles, Two Triangles
Learn to Knit a Woman’s Sweater
Podcast episode with psychologist Dr. Art Markman (process vs. product knitters)
Quick listener survey! Very quick, thank you!

9 comments on “Podcast Episode 155: Knitting Self-Help Show, Knitting Q and A

  1. No! Please do not create a triangle shawl! I do not understand why they are so popular. At barely over 5 feet tall the last thing I need is a long point directed at my ample backside!? I like rectangle shawls but would love for you to design more crescent shawls with video tutorials on how to avoid the awful hump that many crescent shawls seem to have. I love all things VeryPink- thanks for your dedication to the knitting community.

    • How about turning your triangle shawl around, with the point in front and the ends wrapped behind neck, and back around to front. It looks like a cowl or bandana and keeps you toasty warm while looking stylish.

  2. Love the podcast! I am intrigued about the online study on personality type. Any chance you could link that too? I am also a process knitter. I don’t really care if I ever finish anything..and I have the WIPs to prove it 🙂

  3. was there supposed to be a link to Casey’s blog also??
    love the podcasts (do you get tired of hearing that?)

  4. Hello, love your show! You are the first podcast I listen to when I see a new show is uploaded.
    Regarding your survey—I would fill it out, but I don’t like to answer household income questions on any survey. If you would add an “other” or “prefer not to say” option I would fill it out.
    Keep the great content coming! And thanks for all the knitting help over the years.

    • Thanks, Beckie! Please don’t answer any questions you don’t want to answer – that survey is from Libsyn, the company that hosts the podcast and sets us up with some of our advertisers. I’m afraid I don’t have any control of the questions.
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