Podcast Episode 2: Deserted Island Knitting

Reflecting on the idea of being stranded on a deserted island is an interesting exercise in focusing your knitting requirements. It turns out that my care package would be filled to the brim with sock knitting supplies. The easy way they fit into my “normal” life has several positive applications for a “stranded” lifestyle. If you’ve been thinking of learning to knit socks, I hope to inspire you and give you confidence to try it. If you are already a sock knitter, I think you’ll completely understand the logic behind my deserted island choices.

Books Reviewed

I Can’t Believe I’m Knitting Socks

Sensational Knitted Socks

More Sensational Knitted Socks

Favorite Socks

To keep up with my knitting progress during the week, be sure to check out my blog.

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Music used in this Podcast
Introduction: A Sunken Ship Irony – Reflection at Sundown [http://spotlessrecords.com/asunkenshipirony/]
Book Review: Jim Ronayne – The Three Brethren [http://www.jimronayne.co.uk/]
What’s On My Needles: Beyond The Pale – The Music Plays Me [http://www.beyond-the-pale.com/]
Ending: Jim Ronayne – Thoughts Of You [http://www.jimronayne.co.uk/]

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Comment by Joan on June 19, 2009 at 12:06pm: I really enjoyed this, wouldn't it be something to be alone on a deserted island for jusst a couple of days with my prize possessions, my knit pic knitting needles and my yarn,, but only a couple of days, then i want to be with my family again.

Comment by evestarr on June 17, 2009 at 2:22pm: I really enjoyed this podcast, mostly because three of the sock books Kelley mentioned are my favorites as well. Instead of "I Can't Believe I'n Knitting Socks", I usually recommend "Getting Started Knitting Socks" as the best tutorial for newbies. I agree that the only sock books you'll ever really need are Charlene Schurch's "Sensational" books. I went to Kinko's and had mine spiral-bound too! I wish all craft books were spiral-bound. I'd be willing to pay a little more to be able to lay my book flat.