The Stitched Stacks Podcast

Music by Kyrylo Momot, via Pixabay Music by Maryan Dembitskyi, via PixabayThis Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Return to the Round Table Library →Visit the Library Map (Start Here) → Get full access to Round Table Library at jennevere.substack.com/subscribe

If you’d rather open this door with your eyes instead of your ears, you can read the written version here: Thanks for reading! This post is public so feel free to share it.This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Return to the Round Table Library →Visit the Library Map (Start Here)→ Get full access to Round Table Library at jennevere.substack.com/subscribe

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Music for this episode: “Piano in the Rain (Piano and Rain)” by konstantinpazuzustudio, shared through Pixabay’s royalty‑free library.Return to the Round Table Library → Visit the Library Map (Start Here) → Get full access to Round Table Library at jennevere.substack.com/subscribe

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Music Credit “the foggy city – Mysterious, mystical flute and harp”by harumachimusicLicensed via Pixabay (Audio File ID: 182401)Return to the Round Table Library → Visit the Library Map (Start Here) → Get full access to Round Table Library at jennevere.substack.com/subscribe

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A gentle February companion for your evening wanderings.Return to the Round Table Library → Visit the Library Map (Start Here) → Get full access to Round Table Library at jennevere.substack.com/subscribe

Settle in and listen as the lantern’s story unfolds and the world beyond it stirs awake.Music used under Pixabay’s royalty‑free license: “Lost in the Enchanted Woods” by lexin_musicReturn to the Round Table Library → Visit the Library Map (Start Here) → Get full access to Round Table Library at jennevere.substack.com/subscribe

A quiet January morning can feel like a steady, relentless drumbeat — dark skies, sharp air, and the weight of rising before the sun. But sometimes, in the middle of that rhythm, a moment of unexpected beauty breaks through.In this month’s Cottage Garden Field Note, I share a small winter sunrise that softened the edges of a long week: frost‑dusted hills, a velvet‑purple horizon, and a sudden blaze of pink and gold that felt like the world remembering how to breathe.If your mornings have felt heavy, I hope this gentle reflection offers a little warmth, a little wonder, and a reminder that beauty still insists on being seen — even in the quietest season.This Field Note is accompanied by “Winter Star” by whatssmooth, a soft winter melody shared through Pixabay Music that perfectly echoes the quiet dawn of January.What small moment softened your morning this week? Get full access to Round Table Library at jennevere.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, I share my full written reflection on Dickens’s classic tale — weaving together knitting metaphors, sensory memories, and the emotional arc of Scrooge’s journey.Music: “A Christmas Tale” by Grand_Project (Pixabay License). Get full access to Round Table Library at jennevere.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome to the Round Table Library. This episode is the narrated edition of my Substack article: Round Table Autumn Issue: Sleepy Hollow 2025.You can read the full article here: Round Table Autumn Issue: Sleepy Hollow 2025In this episode, I share the story as it appears in print, with a few cozy reflections woven in for listeners.This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Return to the Round Table Library → Visit the Library Map (Start Here) → Get full access to Round Table Library at jennevere.substack.com/subscribe