Clever tips for creative knitters

How to use auction sites for obtaining inexpensive yarns and motifs

Episode 14 of the Knit-a-Square podcast, hosted by Leanne Hunt, titled "Clever tips for creative knitters" was published on October 20, 2020 and runs 44 minutes.

October 20, 2020 ·44m · Knit-a-Square

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Summary

This week, Karen Gordon from the north-east of England chats to Leanne about the very important role that knitting has played in her life. Having had mobility problems from childhood, she learnt to make garments for herself then switched to knitting for charity. She describes how Knit-a-Square gives focus to her knitting and what it means to be able to help and encourage other members on the forum.Karen also shares some great tips on where to find new yarn and other extras at affordable prices. For anyone who has not yet attempted the monthly themes for squares, this episode is sure to provide some valuable motivation! If you wish to make a donation to Knit-a-Square and/or support an upcoming distribution, please look for the "Donate" button on the KAS website or the "Shop" tab on the Facebook page. KAS finances are reported on regularly for all members to see. Show host: Leanne Hunt. Email address: [email protected] Theme music: "Mr. Sunny Face" by Wayne Jones. [Youtube Audio Library] © Creative Commons Licence. Production and editing: Natali Williams, LIME Virtual Business Support. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Karen also shares some great tips on where to find new yarn and other extras at affordable prices. For anyone who has not yet attempted the monthly themes for squares, this episode is sure to provide some valuable motivation!

If you wish to make a donation to Knit-a-Square and/or support an upcoming distribution, please look for the "Donate" button on the KAS website or the "Shop" tab on the Facebook page. KAS finances are reported on regularly for all members to see.

Show host: Leanne Hunt.

Email address: [email protected]

Theme music: "Mr. Sunny Face" by Wayne Jones. [Youtube Audio Library] © Creative Commons Licence.

Production and editing: Natali Williams, LIME Virtual Business Support.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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