You can find Casey’s website at kcknits.com.
More links from the interview with Sarah Kuhn from UMass Lowell
Sarah’s blog
The original story about the STEM program
How to make a crocheted hyperbolic plane
Ted Talk on hyperbolic planes
The podcast episode with psychologist Art Markman can be found here.
The ball winder and swift I have from The Woolery:
Ball winder
Swift (the photo shows the “floor” model, I have the “table” model)
The Man Who Knits (video about a man recycling yarn)
Videos we mention in this episode:
Reusing Yarn
There’s a Knot in My Yarn!
Three Options for Joining a New Ball of Yarn
Testing Color Fastness
You can see Casey’s blog post about the Interweave Yarn Fest (including photos) on her website.
Interweave Yarn Fest, this page shows a photo of Casey in the fashion show!
Things we talk about in this episode:
Stellar Swatching (includes knitting swatches in-the-round)
Qiviut blog (Native Twist)
Be sure to check out Casey’s blog post for more information about the color wheel, including photos.
Many thanks to Becca Borrelli for the interview, and all of the great insight into choosing colors.
Things we talk about in this episode:
The viral video with the BBC reporter and his kids.
You can find knitting groups in your area on Meetup.
You can see Casey’s website and her social media buttons on kcknits.com.
Things we talk about in this episode:
Staci’s Instagram
Kerry Woolen Mills
Video: SSK
The magazines we mention:
Interweave Knits
Pom Pom Quarterly
Knitscene
Knit.Wear
Rib
Vogue Knitting
Miss Grace Shawl Tutorial
Video – Carrying Colors for Stripes
To see Casey’s blog post and photos from her trip to Ireland, visit her website. You can also see more photos on Casey’s Instagram.
From our Sponsor:
Della Q
Things we talk about in this episode:
The interactive map that Casey made to mark the hometowns of our listeners (well, question-askers).
This is my lap while we recorded:
Good Tension Between Knits and Purls
Hygge Feet Cabled Booties
Ravelry’s Hot Right Now List
You can see Casey’s website and her social media buttons on kcknits.com.
Original art this week by Lucy Makuc Producciones.
From our lovely sponsors:
Mountain Colors
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Links to things we talk about in this episode:
What’s Your Knitting Style
Simple Stretchy Bind-Off
Shadow Chevron Stitch
Choosing a Sweater Size
You can see Casey’s website and her social media buttons on kcknits.com.
From our Sponsors
Della Q
Mountain Colors
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Things we talk about in this episode:
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
Storing Knits for Summer
Afterthought Heel – Socks on 9” Circulars Tutorial
Sockhead Hat (not my design)
Grafting Rib Stitches
You can see Casey’s website and her social media buttons on kcknits.com.
From our Sponsors:
Mountain Colors
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Things we talk about in this episode:
German Short Rows
Mirror Knittting
Learn to Knit a Women’s Sweater (pullover)
Cropped Raglan Cardi
For more information and photos on Austin Creative Reuse, you can read Casey’s blog post about it.
Our Sponsors this week:
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Be sure to “save the date” for the upcoming retreat in Petoskey, MI. Sally Melville will be presenter. Dates are Sunday – Wednesday, September 24 through 27. Further details and registration information will be available soon.
Mountain Colors
Leslie and Diana started Mountain Colors Yarn 25 years ago with a love of color and fiber. Inspired by the beautiful Montana mountains, they continue to craft hand painted yarns. Twizzlefoot is a fingering weight version of Mountain Colors popular Twizzle yarn. A strand of silk is plied with superwash merino and nylon to create beautiful heathered colorways. Made for socks, it’s also great for other accessories like shawls, hats, and gloves. And since it’s superwash everything you make will be machine washable.
Staci on Instagram
Casey on Instagram
Austin Creative Reuse
Good Tension Between Knit and Purl Stitches
Traditional Garter Stitch Dishcloth
Make 1 Increase
Make 1 Below
