Podcast Episode 100: Hooray!

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Comment by knitchick16 on June 24, 2009 at 9:51am

I loved episode 66, Winter Staples, which defended 2 of my favorite things to knit--- scarves and hats! :)

Congratulations on 100 podcasts! Heres to many more to come in the future!

Comment by straightfork on June 24, 2009 at 9:51am

Hi Kelley,
I really enjoy your podcasts. I really love the book reviews and have purchased more than one after listening. I also loved your podcast about audio books as I have become an audio-book junkie. Nothing like listening to a good book and knitting or spinning!
Looking forward to more podcasts!
Cathy

Comment by petaknits on June 24, 2009 at 9:29am

Congrats on #100 and keep it up!! I have saved and relistened to the i-Cord episodes several times, so they are fav's. They finally prompted one of those "a-HA" moments, bringing all the bits and peices of attached i-Cord mechanics together in my mind.... See my Chin Warmer on Ravelry.

The book reviews are dangerous. My last 5 book purchases - and who knows how many more - are a result of your detailed descriptions, and esp. when accompanied by an interview w/the author. Thanks, Kelley - Really!

Comment by Layla813 on June 24, 2009 at 9:05am

I have loved all the podcasts and learned so many things. Thanks to you, I am now branching out into more difficult projects. However, my absolute favorite was episode 92: How we weave. It was so helpful, and most knitting books don't address this topic fully.

Comment by Sheri on June 24, 2009 at 8:55am

Congrats on the first 100!

Sheri

Comment by bebekp on June 24, 2009 at 8:41am

I enjoyed episode 24 about how you pick colors for yarn. I like bright, cheerful colors and wondered why some yarn lines aren't more colorful. I have enjoyed every one of your podcasts and look forward to each one.

Comment by Serene Knitter on June 24, 2009 at 8:34am

I would never tell you "enough I-cord". I had never heard of I-cord until I heard Kelly's first podcast on the topic. I like to use I cord to make baby bib ties. I start with the I-cord, knit it the length I want one end of the bib tie to be, then I pick up stitches along the neck of the bib as I continue the I-cord around then finish up with the knitting the I-cord the length of the other tie. I really like how it come out.

One more thing I totally love...are Kelly's book reviews. As soon as Kelly reviews a book I hurry to the Knit Picks web-site and look at all the inside images of projects in the book. You have no idea how many times I have purchased books from Knit Picks solely because I could not resist what I saw when I clicked on the additional images from the book. It sells me every time!

Comment by Cathy Beckett on June 24, 2009 at 7:47am

I liked the knitting for little ones--I have a 2 year old son and he has a cousin due in July.

Comment by Lisa on June 24, 2009 at 7:41am

Congratulations on 100 great podcasts! I really enjoyed the baby knitting podcasts--nice to know what is really useful for a new mom!

Comment by caroleb on June 24, 2009 at 7:08am

Dear Kelley, It is so hard to pick a podcast that I enjoyed the best because I so happily anticipate each and every one. However one has to make choices in this life so here is mine. Under the concept of when the student is ready the teach will come, I found that your various weaving in discussion with several knitters/designers was so timely. I was making a sweater that had stripes of various colours throughout. I triade each and every technique that you discussed and the sweater became a real learning experience. Thank you for that podcast and all the others you have done.

Best wishes on the next 100/

Carole Byrne

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