This photo is of Polly’s mom’s two standard poodles. They make a bit of an audio appearance in this week’s podcast. 🙂
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Oh dear … ERROR ALERT!! one inch = 2.54 cm (not 2.45. Kind of small difference, but as you know, it’s a BIG diff over in a garment circumference.
PS I am Canadian and we switched to the majority world system back in the early seventies or so, when I was quite young, so I have some of those conversions drilled into my grey matter (rather than gray matter lol).
Also PS, the 4”/10 cm “equivalent” used in gauge swatch instructions isn’t exact, as you also probably know already, but it only kinda matters in a big circ garment.
Love your podcasts!
Oh yes! My mistake in the email Staci and Polly read. 1 inch = 2.54 cm. Apologies!
Thanks Staci for all your advice and help
Hi Staci
I have connected my friend to your site. She is a new knitter and loves your helpful tips.
I am encouraging her to check out her podcast.
Where will she find your archived episodes?
Happy Saturday…I am knitting Kramer cardigan with you this weekend.
Hi Christine – you can listen to a lot (most?) of the episodes in any podcast app, but I know most apps don’t store all the way back to Ep 1. All of the episodes are available on my website: https://verypink.com/category/podcast/
Polly is an awesome addition to the podcast. Really enjoying your lighthearted and lively banter.
Re contacting designers on Ravelry, as a designer, I often miss the little notation for messages and wish there was a more noticeable way to get those messages. I often miss them as they are just tiny numbers on those small envelope icons on my Ravelry site. ( especially if you generally ck Ravelry from a mobile device.