Knitting works in progress

Thanks so much to everyone who listened and commented on my last podcast episode, I really appreciate all your support!This episode is slightly longer, talking about my current main two knitting works in progress. The associated blog post is going to morph into a ‘show notes’ structure, because Substack auto-publishes the podcast to Spotify, and the blog post I wrote last time looked a bit odd over on Spotify. My Sunday blog posts will stay the same though!View down the River Ness on my walk, whilst recording this episodeHere are the links for the patterns and blogs I discuss in this episode:* Heirloom Quilt Cardigan by Katryn Seeburger* Sophie Shawl by PetiteKnit* Louise Tilbrook* Bestie bag from Blackbird Fabrics* Drops Kidsilk from Knitted Home* Drops Alpaca from Knitted Home* Nutiden yarnMy previous blog posts about the Heirloom Quilt Cardigan are here:And my previous blog post about the Sophie Scarf is here:In this podcast episode, I mention stopping to take a photo and you can see the view down the Ness above. Below is a fallen tree trunk that someone in the past has created into a snake or monster, writhing it’s way out of the river. It’s a jolly, if slightly concerned, looking beast. It gives me the impression of having appeared from the watery depths to tell you there’s spinach in your teeth.Here’s a photo of the vintage Japanese yarn, held double with the Drops Kidsilk mohair. Writing and talking about this project has got me excited to finally finish it!I hope you enjoy this episode, as ever I’m keen to hear your thoughts on this new format for Craft & Thrift, so feel free to leave me a comment! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit craftandthrift.substack.com