In Episode 48, I was pleased to share a knitting story contributed by Kirsten Kapur. I have long admired Kirsten's designs, and this Ida's Kitchen hat pattern is no exception. It looks like such a fun, exciting little knit. If only I had more knitting time available right now.. I would totally make this.
Dancing Ewe Yarns has kindly contributed 3 skeins of Blue Sky Alpacas Melange in colors #802, #806, and #807 to get one fortunate knitter started on an Ida's Kitchen hat of their very own. Additionally, Kirsten Kapur has donated a copy of her hat pattern along with her new sweater pattern, the Washington Square cardigan to this drawing prize.
To enter to win, please leave a comment (with contact information) under this post telling me what you thought of Episode 48. Remember, only one comment per person, please.
A winner will be randomly chosen and announced on February 1, 2011.
Please check back then to see if you have won!
Kirsten's work is always so inspiring! I love the retro look of this hat pattern.
ReplyDeleteEpisode 48....another great listen! I loved the story, especially when she describes the security employee taking away her circular knitting needles and then doing a happy dance while draped around her neck!
ReplyDeleteIt was great to see Kristen Kapur featured!
ReplyDeleteI always love your podcasts, and usually set it as the bar for other podcasts I listen to. This one was no exception. I loved Kirsten's story about the knitting needles being taken away AND THEN having to sit on a plane for 17 hours. Seriously, I think I would go nuts. Simply NUTS! Precious knitting time...WASTED!
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great podcast!
Thanks for the giveaway! I love Kirsten's work. The yarn looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that you followed up at the end of Kirsten's story to report that the handknits had made it home. I was feel a bit sick to my stomach at the thought of her loss.
Keep up the great work with the podcast.
Loved the whole sad saga about traveling and having needles snatched. I was so glad for the happy ending! This is such a great hat, it would be great to win this giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI love your podcasts, and Kirsten's designs. I often fly home to England and am always nervous that they will take my needles from me. Usually I take dpn's and so far I've been lucky!
ReplyDeleteI was so glad Krsten got the hand-knits back - what a scarey thing to have happened! I always worry when I take my knitting on planes. One just never knows how the security will react.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hat! But I really love the sweater. I would wear both of them.
ReplyDeleteI loved the podcast! (as always!). I was holding my breath during Kirsten's whole story...confiscated knitting needles, lost luggage with handknits, Alex Baldwin....
ReplyDeleteI was glad to know that her luggage returned safely.
I am IN LOVE with the Ida's Kitchen hat. I love the way Kirsten puts colors together. I will be making this hat for sure.
I felt so sad for her loss of her beautiful shawl! I will certainly keep my handknits closer!
ReplyDeleteGreat episode! I love to listen to it when I'm doing chores I hate to do. It helps keep my mind off of what I hate doing! The story was great because we do a lot of traveling so I will keep this in mind!
ReplyDeleteLove your podcast always very informative and fun.
ReplyDeleteKirsten's work is so nice and would love a chance to win one of her patterns and some yarn.
Thanks for another great give away.
Cassandra ctexas@charter.net
I love Kirsten K! Great episode! I really enjoy listening to them! thank you!
ReplyDeleteLoved the podcast and LOVE Dancing Ewe Yarns, I was fortunate enough to visit the Brick and Mortar store this past summer and I loved it. Ida's Kitchen is amazing and is on my to do list! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pattern, and a wonderful podcast as always!! My list of projects grows with every episode. ;-)
ReplyDeleteAlana,
ReplyDeleteThanks for this offer!
This story scared the hell out of me! I'm taking a bunch of knitted gifts to Los Angeles in a few weeks and they comprise my entire carry-on specifically for this reason.
ReplyDeleteI'm also fairly certain airport employees are required to hand in confiscated material--I think she could report that lady if she'd thought to get her name!
I was also very heartened to hear of the gifts you've received--knitters are special people.
love the colors of the hat...very retro! thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry you aren't feeling well again. I loved Kristen's story!
ReplyDeleteIda's kitchen hat is beautiful. The colors of the yarn are yummy.
ReplyDeleteThe time spend traveling without one's needles is always hard. I always have a bag with me but I travel by train.
ReplyDeletemsgb245 at gmail dot com
I enjoyed Episode 48. My heart was breaking after hearing Kristen's story. I kept thinking of those irreplaceable Christmas stockings knit by Kristen's Mom and MIL. I was so relieved when you mentioned that her luggage had been found. The knitting gods were smiling on her that day.
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I tought your comment about Debbie Bliss being like a normal person was real funny! But I can totaly understand the excitement! Kristen's story in the restaurant was great food for thought! I would be devasted to loose a knit. And, like I commented on the podcast post, it made my I-cord BO a lot more interesting!!!
ReplyDeleteAnother great podcast! Thanks for the giveaway! So sad to have needles snatched!
ReplyDeleteIt is the first one I have listened to and I like it!
ReplyDeleteIt was great listening to your podcast! First time, now I'm catching up on the previous ones. I stumbled across Kirsten's pattern Ida's Kitchen just the other week, and decided it's one I just have to tackle! So thanks for the opportunity of the giveaway! Enjoyed the story - Kirsten can tell a good yarn (what a terrible pun...boos from the crowd)
ReplyDeleteI love this hat, it is so gorgeous and the colors are perfect, I am definitely making this for myself!
ReplyDeletesillylittlelady(at)gmail(dot)com
What a cool pattern and terrifying story. It reminded me of a very precious knitted item I lost...but that's a story for another time. Thanks for the inspiring podcast.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad Kirsten got her luggage back!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely work! You do a great job, as always!
ReplyDeleteI love Kirsten Kapur's designs. Thanks for sharing her interview with us!
ReplyDeleteGreat podcast as always. I really appreciate how well organized your pod casts are.
ReplyDeleteKirsten's patterns are great. I knit her Mystery Sock this year and thoroughly enjoyed it.
Marsha
waltonmw at yahoo dot com
the episode was fantastic, I listened to it while I cooked, so my husband was around for a part of it and my favorite part was that when Kirsten told how she lost her shawl, he reacted as a knitter! loved that!
ReplyDeletetheyarnkat on Rav.
Kirsten's story was so great. Thank you for encouraging her to share with us and, of course, for procuring such a wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI just found your podcast and am getting back into knitting after a bit of a break. Thanks for the inspiration!!!
ReplyDeletelove the pattern!
ReplyDeleteI really liked your last podcast. I was indeed clutching my knitting to my chest in horror while listening to Kristen Kapur's story! And as always, I love your links. I always find something new. Thank you for such a wonderful podcast.
ReplyDeleteThanks for continuing to inspire me! I love those yarn colors and the hat pattern! Kirsten's hat and stories are very colorful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great episode!
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern and the yarn.
angie.smith@q.com
I was just admiring that hat on Kirsten's blog the other day! Would love to make one!
ReplyDeleteGreat podcast, great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLisa@becomingart-handmade.com
I absolutely love Kirsten's designs - so fresh and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAlways a great podcast. You are always expanding my knitting world.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to try that hat and yarn...
Alane
Poor Kristen. I absolutely loved the last line of her story! My heart wrenched for her the whole time, but that last line put a smile on my face.
ReplyDeleteI love EVERYTHING that Kirsten does!
ReplyDeleteLoved the podcast - your voice is so soothing to listen to. Kirsten's story was great.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the podcast, my first. I'm presently looking up the "Tuck" pattern you mentioned that your daughter received as a gift. Thanks! Shelby shelby dot gull dot laird at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed hearing about TNNA. Also, the story was entertaining. I will definitely put my hand knits in a carry-on the next time I fly!
ReplyDeleteaswrun21@hotmail.com, nashvegasknitter on ravelry
I love Kristen's work! Her new hat is great. I've been thinking about casting on for her new hat and the color, wonderful yarn is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a complete nightmare for a knitter! My hand-knits will go in the carry on forever now!
ReplyDeleteI am a total fan of Kirsten's patterns. Would love to have both patterns and yarn.
ReplyDeletelove the story, the pattern and yarn
ReplyDeleteI have been drooling over this pattern since I first saw it on Ravelry! Just have trouble deciding on yarn. What a great (and scary ) story Kristen told. I would have been sick! Nice to hear her hand knits were safely returned, though.
ReplyDeleteBroke out in hives! no knitting on the plane! That'd TURN me in to a terrorist! (JK, homeland security, it's hyperbole.)
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great episode. I was especially touched by all the handmade stockings - not by just her mom, but her husband's mom too! I guess more moms knit, not so very long ago. Sometimes my friends are shocked that I find time to knit...
ReplyDeleteI love Kirsten Kapur's designs and it was great that she featured in the last episode. So generous of her to giveaway a pattern here!
ReplyDeleteMy email id: bloreknitter at gmail dot com
I loved this episode...the pain of losing addi's..
ReplyDeletelove the show
I think knitters everywhere cringe at the thought of needles being taken (or lost for that matter). *shudder* Great podcast! Thx, Bren
ReplyDeleteirish@nc.rr.com
Great hat!
ReplyDeleteI haven't listened yet, but hope that doesn't mean that I can't win. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteYours is the only podcast I listen to, and I loved every part of the latest edition. :)
ReplyDeleteAnother awesome episode! I'm so glad Kirsten got her luggage back. I am always afraid something like that will happen when I travel...
ReplyDeleteallirosen(at)hotmail(dot)com
This is my first time listening to the podcast. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteGreat podcast, I love both patterns!
ReplyDeleteRachelUnraveled on ravelry or rmr092183@yahoo.com
I don't know what I would do if security tok my needles of me but then I haven't been on a plane to find out :0)
ReplyDeleteI love the hat and the wool.
I love that hat! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletemattinasera (at) yahoo (dot) de
Hello there, I loved that episode just as all the others. I only just came across your podcast and am frantically listening to all your episodes and knitting along whilst my little toddler has her naps! Keep up the good work - it is so fascinating to follow your story in a time warp bubble.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty yarns! And I'd love to try one of her designs!
ReplyDeleteRav id: fridica
I loved the story about the needle confiscation !
ReplyDeleteObviously that employee has no concept of knitting !!
Nicky Gray
I love your podcast and it was nice to hear about Kristen.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Estonia!
Ugh...the security guard got me too. A dance? Really? Either she's enough of a knitter to recognize addis or has a truly sadistic sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing giveaway (as always) The yarn and pattern are fabulous as well ! Your podcasts are always fabulous and definitely my favorite. However, this episode was when she talked about the woman taking her needles and placing them around her neck dancing with them and plotting her next knitting adventure with her new addi's :) Haha, loved it !
ReplyDeleteMuch as I'd love to comment on the podcast it's summer holidays over here so my podcast listening is on hold. My boys don't cope well with the removal of parental attention and tend to start fighting, love the pattern though!
ReplyDeletewonderful yarn......i love the colours!
ReplyDeleteWhat great colours! Perfect to brighten up this dreary january day.
ReplyDeleterav id : knitterlynina
I love this pattern! Podcast great as always!
ReplyDeleteI was allowed to bring my knitting on board in Dec 2010 on a trip to Mexico and I don't know what I would have done if they hadn't let me!!
ReplyDeleteDebbie ("Waddlesworth" on Etsy)
I enjoyed, just like I enjoy your blog!
ReplyDeleteI usually travel by car, thank goodness, where I can take all the knitting needles I want!! I have passed time through many a state working on sweaters, socks, scarves, hats, anything that I happen to be working on at the time! I loved the story though! And the yarn you are giving away is beautiful, as is the hat pattern. You can never knit too many hats, in my opinion! Thanks for the great giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteThat yarn just looks crazy soft.
ReplyDeleteI love that hat and Kristen Kapur's designs. I have made a few of her designs. I am basketballknit on ravelry.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to your podcasts every two weeks, Alana...I can count on your promptness....also liked when you mentioned that you are going to reward yourself with a gratifying knit (no deadline!) when the craziness is over. I smiled as I looked down at my own gratifying knit and was thankful...
ReplyDeleteAna - anahuron@gmail.com
I loved hearing that Kirsten got her hand knit back!
ReplyDeleteBlue Sky Alpaca has the lovliest colours! I too lean toward the Autumn hues.
ReplyDeleteI love Kirsten's work and have knit all her mystery socks.
ReplyDeleteBeing the rather sheltered person I am, I had never her of Kristen before (shame) - So I spent a bit of time looking through all her designs on Rav, and I love them! I would be thrilled to get some delicious yarn and patterns :)
ReplyDelete(My ravelry name is Alyoops)
I love Kirsten's work! Fun to hear more from her on your podcast! A treat for sure! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletewoodzy on ravelry
I loved episode 48! Your podcast is always so inspiring. Since I only recently discovered your blog, I am having so much fun catching up on all the episodes!
ReplyDeletesummer-clark@ouhsc.edu
Great podcast - just one of the reasons I hate the thought of flying! Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteGreat episode! I really enjoyed the knitting story, but it sure made me cringe!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so lovely!
ReplyDeleteAfter listening to the podcast, I know the next time I travel with my handknits I will be keeping my eyes on them! I love Kirsten's work,and the yarn colors are absolutely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI love Kristen Kapur. Thanks for hosting the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteAnother awesome giveaway...sweet! That yarn looks yummy.
ReplyDeletejlbixler at gmail dot com
What a great give-away! How can knitter of all levels resist? :)
ReplyDeletelittlesweetknittings at gmail dot com
I love the colors of the yarn! It looks so soft.
ReplyDeleteI loved the last episode. I don't do a lot of traveling and I don't have a whole lot of hand knits, but I would be devasted to loose what I do have! I tensed up just hearing her experience! YIKES!
ReplyDeletebsmommy11(at)yahoo(dot)com
I loved the narrated story. Very good reader. I also loved your thoughts on TNNA. Lucky girl! Get better soon.
ReplyDeleteMonique
frogpeak@hotmail.com
I love her patterns!
ReplyDeletestartjumpin @ gmail dot com
I love this hat pattern and colors! The podcast was great too, she has great work! I always wondered if I could travel with knitting needles.
ReplyDeletei love all of your episodes!
ReplyDeletemary dot kellerman at gmail
I love the hat pattern, it's so funky! I could see myself making it over and over.
ReplyDeleteI adore TTL patterns! I've done both her mystery socks and her patterns are so well written. I have nothing but praise for her work. This looks like such a hip hat that the Boy would love.
ReplyDeleteKathy (bigblueice(at)yahoo(dot)com)
Loved Kristen's story, as well as the yarn and pattern! Great podcast and giveaway.
ReplyDeletenelljorae@gmail.com
Beautiful pattern! This is my New Year's resolution, to knit some things in Fair Isle and this kit would get me started!
ReplyDeleteHearing about the yarns and the hat in the podcast makes me want to win so I can make my own! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI thought the podcast was great! And I loved (and was terrified by) Kirsten's story! My grandma has some great horror stories about getting her crochet needles taken away on planes.
ReplyDeleteemail: ophelia189@gmail.com
Kirsten's designs are so amazing, and I love how she makes knitting personal. Ida's Kitchen has been in my favorites since it came out - what an awesome giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your podcasts and giveaways!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your podcasts. It's nice to hear about events like TNNA, which I am unable to attend, and also hear your opinions on yarns and patterns. I'm looking forward to seeing your new patterns as well. Thanks much for another great show.
ReplyDeletelove Kirsten's story,i had needles taken from me as well and it;s traumatizing,there i was in foren place crying about mt harmony #6 needles.
ReplyDeleteDear Ilona!
ReplyDeleteYour giveaways are great,
and I love your podcast.
I love your podcasts. I like to listen to them, ironically, when I weave. :D I really enjoy listening to knitting stories, but it is nice to hear the information you put into each podcast. Thank you so much for taking the time.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the episode as always and the story by Kirsten.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors for the kit; would love to win!
Another great episode...loved hearing of the gifts you had received. What a great contest yet again.
ReplyDeleteI just love this hat. More fun to wear than to knit though, don't you think?
ReplyDeleteLove the episode and the hat!
ReplyDeleteLove the knitting needles story...busy planning my next flight...hopefully with knitting on board!
ReplyDeleteI really like the sweater. I would definitely make that for myself.
ReplyDeleteLove the podcast, and love Kirsten's patterns!
ReplyDeleteI'm a regular listener, and when I found out you were doing a drawing for this, I just DIED. I love Kirsten's designs, and this hat is already in my Rave queue!
ReplyDeletegorgeous! Kirsten is my favorite designer (along with Hannah Fettig, so the last two episodes/giveaways have been heaven for me!) and i am about to start her Que Sera after next weekend. I think i might die if i ever lost a handknit! people ask to borrow mine all the time and i just can't let go! I've had my eye on Ida's Kitchen and Washington Square since they both came out! great giveaway.
ReplyDeleteemail: danceabunnyhop (at) optonline (dot) net
blog: prepsandpurls.wordpress.com
Episode 48 was my first episode of yours I've listened too...I think I'm hooked :)
ReplyDeleteI loved episode 48 because I'm a new listener and Dancing Ewe was my LYS until just recently PLUS I'm a BSA fan big time. So thanks for brightening my day on all sorts of levels! I've knit a heap of hats with BSA for family with it to share the colours and lovely softness. Haven't talked myself into Melange yet because I haven't narrowed down my favourite shades.
ReplyDeleteCan't believe some meanie took away a traveller's needles! And what a relief that the handknits got home safely!
As always, great episode. I've admired Kirsten's work a long time. And my mom's name is Ida! Have to knit the hat.
ReplyDeleteGreat episode, and I love this pattern!
ReplyDeleteI'm BookcaseHat on Ravelry.
It was a lot of fun to hear about TNNA and you always make me laugh - like when you talked about what to call Blue Sky Alpaca's alpaca yarn. Kirsten's story was fun to listen to too.
ReplyDeletebowmanrach@gmail.com
never thought i would like a knitting podcast
ReplyDeleteInformative and fun! Hat or sweater, decisions, decisions!I'd do the happy dance to be a lucky winner! djandnoh@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThis story was like my nightmares!! I have used alpaca (first time I did bobbles too) and loved it. Thanks!! I love the song too.
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE that hat! Love the podcast!
ReplyDeleteGreat episode, but that story about losing those knitted items just broke my heart. And when her knitting needles were taken...I'm just glad I use interchangable needles. Yes, I would've had to go the whole flight without knitting, but at least I wouldn't have to add insult to injury by dropping a stitch.
ReplyDeleteLoved episode 48! The confiscation of the knitting needles was a great story and the hat is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI'm always afraid my needles will be taken. I get sweaty just thinking about it. Thank goodness her luggage was found! I'm a big fan of Kirsten's designs!
ReplyDeleteI love your podcast always. I subscribe to several, but yours is the one I can listen to over and over. Loved the story of her travels and her circ getting confiscated at the airport (what the heck??) and taking her knitting off the needle, slowly, stitch by stitch. How awful!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed the podcast and I am relieved to know that the precious hand-knit items are reunited with their rightful owners.
ReplyDeleteIn 2008 I went onto a commercial airline with bamboo circular knitting needles without any problems, I hope I could still do that in 2011. 17 hours is too long without the opportunity to knit!
Charlene (Keppygirl on Ravelry)
Speaking of lost time and knitting needles...I had them confiscated (not for a plane ride) but entering the Emergency room in my local hospital. Confiscated in a hospital!!! So silly.
ReplyDeleteI hope I win this hat pattern and yarn...I'm positively drooling.
Gorgeous colors for a gorgeous pattern. Schrodinger212@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI like all your podcasts, and I admire your calming relaxing voice! Kirsten is one of my favorite designers and I loved listening to her story!
ReplyDeleteAnother great episode. I was so glad it ended with a happy ending of the homemade knits being returned. Knittylynnie@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part of the episode was either hearing the handknit love that you were gifted by your friends or that Kirsten got her handknits back
ReplyDeleteKirsten story about her hand knit items and all that gorgeous yarn going back to Rome had my heart in my throat! And having her needles taken away? That's the sort of thing we knitters have nightmares about! I'm so glad it turned out in the end.
ReplyDeleteI always love the stories you share!
Serenity (callmeserenity on Ravelry)
Very nice stories to listen to. I can't believe they would make someone fly 17 hours without being able to knit. I am very glad, that Kirsten got her knits back eventually and I know I will remember about keeping those things in a carry on bag if I fly.
ReplyDeleteNote to self...always put all my handknit gifts in my carryon... Thanks so much for the podcast (and the giveaway).
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ReplyDeleteLove ALL the podcasts. Cringed a bit at the thought of knitting needles being confiscated! The hat is lovely and I'd love to knit it
ReplyDeletelove the patterns and the yarn!
ReplyDeletePerfect hat to go with my locs. The yarn looks great. Gotta win. Thanks
ReplyDeleteEpisode great as always.
I'm Sabrab on Ravelry
This was my first podcast! I loved it.
ReplyDeleteLoved the story, it's always scary to travel, glad it turned out ok. thanks for the giveaway! Debbie in Alaska
ReplyDeleteI was enjoying episode 48 yesterday afternoon while blocking a sweater and partway through the sound quit on me. I'll try again because I didn't get to Kirsten's story!
ReplyDeleteknittoday(at)hotmail(dot)com
I'm starting to think the solution to confiscated needles is to teach the TSA agents to knit! Great podcast.
ReplyDeleteI love Kirsten's work and really want to try colorwork. Thanks for the drawing.
ReplyDeleteIt is so nice to hear the voice of a designer that I have followed. Always a relief when lost luggage is returned. I hope that the man in the restaurant is enjoying Kirsten's shawl or that he at least gifted it to someone to love.
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ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your episodes because I learn something new and the stories are very touching. Thank you, Alana.
ReplyDeleteYikes, hope they don't ever confiscate my needles!
Nancy
nancyswerner@comcast.net
Super cool that you got to meet Debbie Bliss! Good luck with you new patterns...
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Alec Baldwin!
ReplyDeleteNot the needles! One of my biggest fears while traveling. Great pod-cast and a wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Ooooh I love Kirsten's designs, thank you for the opportunity to win a couple.
ReplyDeleteAs for the podcast, yes, I too loved hearing Kirsten's stories of loss and near loss of precious handknits.
I flew to the Philippines with my circular needles :)
Lea
leachristine(at)comcast(dot)net
So sad about the needls being taken away! I've heard people say they bring a self addressed and stamped padded envelope in case that happens. Doesn't solve the wasted knitting time but at least you get your needles back.
ReplyDeleteI already added Ida's Kithchen into my future plans :)
ReplyDeleteAnother awesome giveaway. I would love to make the hat.
ReplyDeleterbndbld@yahoo.com
That hat looks so much fun - Thanks for introducing me to her work.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! I liked the story about the knitting needles/plane - I'd be upset!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Kirsten with us!
ReplyDeleteSara in AL
Great podcast with a happy ending to what could have been a tragic tale! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI liked the story "keep your knits close..." So glad she got them back! I'm going to be doing a lot of flying soon, will have to be careful with my knits.
ReplyDeleteI think someone should teach Alec Baldwin to knit, if he doesn't know already. It might help him manage stress.
Fishmum (on Rav.)
I loved Kristen Kapur. I've knit a couple of her designs - TTL Mystery Sock 09 and I'm almost finished the 2010 version :) Looks like a great prize! That yarn is super yummy!
ReplyDeleteGreat story! So sad about her shawl! :( It takes me so long to knit anything I'd just cry if that happened to me!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pattern! Great yarn! Thanks!
ReplyDeletejdgough@hotmail.com
Kristen's story was great! I felt so mad when the TSA confiscated her needles and then when her luggage got lost I felt so distraught for her. Thank goodness her luggage was found!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your awesome giveaway!
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ReplyDeleteI love TTL's Kirsten Kapur and her designs.
ReplyDeleteLove the hat !!!
ReplyDeleteisabelmustik@free.fr
A week ago I discovered TTL and NNK and here in little Denmark I enjoyed my first NNK podcast with my ears almost inside my PC. Great idea :-) and Ida's Kitchen...just the colors of my childhood too..
ReplyDeleteThanks from Kirstine (lmmjvm@yahoo.dk)
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to Kirsten Kapur's story on episode 48 today. I felt a twinge in my gut at the thought of her losing her Christmas stockings. I'll certainly be sure to pack all my handknits in my carry-on in the future!
ReplyDeleteNice episode - was interesting and engaging
ReplyDeleteI just started listening to podcasts and yours is by far my favorite! Thank you for the wonderful giveaway!
ReplyDeletebuckets19@hotmail.com
Thanks for another great podcast and sharing Kristen's designs with us!
ReplyDeleteAnother wonderful giveaway, thank you!
ReplyDeletemorganah@wp.eu
I enjoyed the podcast and especially hearing the story from Kristen Kapur. So glad to hear that her handknits made it home.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway chance.
francieos@yahoo.com
Beautiful !!
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ReplyDeleteEp. 48 helped me prepare a bit for the inevitable loss of a hand-knit. Her story also inspired me to use a situation like that for creating something new and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBreakfree7(at)juno.com
I love Kristen's work too. THis hat though is my favorite. I love the colors and the cheveron sooo much!
ReplyDeletePerfect. I am looking for a new hat!
ReplyDeleteLove love love it!!!! And I love Dancing Ewe Yarns- love ordering from them, they are always fast, courteous and helpful!
ReplyDelete~Jessica, MonkeyButtBabies on Ravelry
Love the yarn and the patterns, please consider me when picking the winner for Ida's kitchen drawing giveaway. Thank you, Susan Reed
ReplyDeleteI already bought some of Kirsten's patterns. And her new hat looks great - wonderful colours. It was nice to listen to the podcast.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win this GREAT givaway as usual all your givaways are Great.
ReplyDeleteRRM
I loved this weeks podcast. TTL is one of the blogs I keep up on bookmark bar. Love the Ida's kitchen hat!
ReplyDeletekristinfitzgerald on Ravelry
As always I loved your latest episode! Love the knitting stories and can't wait to see your new designs!
ReplyDeletejpeled on ravelry
I spent most of my weekend stripping wallpaper and listening to Never Not Knitting made it go a lot easier. Thank you!
ReplyDeletemlangfitt777@comcast.net
I learned an important lesson from the podcast - never let your handknits out of your sight! If I ever have to travel with precious knits I will certainly put them in my carry on. I am glad that Kirsten got her knits back. I also liked the part about Alec Baldwin!
ReplyDeleteAnother great podcast!
ReplyDelete(mixplate84 on ravelry)
What a beautiful hat and I loved her story.
ReplyDeleteAnother great episode! Loved the story and certainly had a moment of panic when Kirsten said she put all those precious handknits in her suitcase. So glad they were all recovered!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win! It's such a great pattern. :) (my Rav name is craftygirl83)
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