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Applause
- Thanks to Katie of Knittin’ on the Fly for Shout Out!
- Special hellos and thanks to everyone who introduced themselves on the Hollywood Knitter Group!
In the Can
- Scrappy Socks (Inspired by Susan B. Anderson) in Sock Yarn Scraps
- Mother Bear #5 (Crocheted in Round) with Stash Scraps
Now Playing
- Worth Cardigan by Sarah Wilson from Knitscene, Summer 2012 in Knitting Notions Classic Merino Bamboo in Berry on US 6 / 4.0mm & US 1.5 / 2.5mm
- Mother Bear #6 (Knit in Round) with Handspun Gifted to me by an awesome knitter.
- Couldn’t make the Diamond Ridges by Kristy Ashmore.
The Gossip
- Work Update – EXILE is over!
- Attending CogKnitive Fiber Retreat 2012 in 2 weeks.
- Rhinebeck Trip – Including Meet-Up on Saturday at 1pm. See this Ravelry thread for more information.
- Halloween Birthday Plans
- Dad’s 60th Birthday
Hollywood Story
Production Notes
- Contest for September & October is open until October 29th. Leave a comment in Ravelry thread telling me about how you maintain your friendships.
- Planning on doing special episode for Number 25 with giveaways to celebrate milestone podcast and my birthday. You can enter on this Ravelry thread.
- You can find me as allison1031 on Twitter or Ravelry and hollywoodknitter on Plurk.
- Also check out & join the Ravelry Group – Hollywood Knitter Podcast.
every Wednesday a group of women in my area meet up at a locally owned diner. It’s a large group but we all just show up when we can, as much as we can. On any given Wednesday 12 – 18 knitters show up – not always the same women so the gab fest is fun to catch up and see what everyone is working on. We move the tables together as people show up so we can all chat together. We build the group by inviting knitters as we meet them in yarn shops and events and they show up and become fast friends.
a wonderful plus is we eat dinner there so even though the diner business has declined, we give the owner plenty of business every Wednesday. 🙂