Published by In The Round
“In the Round” is a podcast about knitting, fiber, creativity, and friendship. We share conversations from our knitting group and the makers we meet out in the world, people constantly creating and building community through craft. Listen while you knit, walk, or move through your day, and feel part of a growing circle of creative connection and real friendship.
Listen on Apple Podcasts1 hr 22 min
We couldn’t go the whole summer without talking about knitting. The group checks in about all the summer knitting, discusses interchangeable needles, and fiber festivals!
1 hr 13 min
Iris is in from Southeast Alaska and instantly changes the rhythm of the show. A little wild, a little heartfelt, and a touch of chaos .
1 hr 21 min
While April snow falls the group talks summer knits.
1 hr 12 min
For the groups first guest they chat with Carrie from Moho Yarn Co.
1 hr 13 min
The group talks updates, the origin of In The Round Fiber Shop and new book reviews. Join us for this energetic conversation!
1 hr 15 min
Part 3 of our knitting superlatives conversations culminates in a discussion of our knitting identity. We reflect on how we think of ourselves as knitters and moving towards what we love to knit versus what we are drawn to wear.
1 hr 12 min
Part 2 of our knitting superlative conversation, we talk finished objects, what are we most proud of and where are we going next? Keep listening for Part 3.
1 hr 16 min
In a superlative style conversation, we talk finished objects. Our favorites and the projects that taught us the most. Which knits would we make again? Which sweaters get worn the most? With so much to say we split the topic into two parts. Keep listening for Part 2.
1 hr 15 min
We decided to take a trip down memory lane with our knits! In a superlative-style format, we talk finished objects. Which was our favorite? Which would we make again? Which do we not wear? Stay tuned for Part 2… what have we never worn. Get to know us and our kitting experience. The conversation had too many topics that we decided to split it into two parts!
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