Fruity Knitting Podcast - Episode 2 - Saddle Shoulders, Intarsia, Welsh Woolen Mill

In Episode 2: Saddle shoulders, Fair Isle crossed with Intarsia, a touch of tweed, carding, spinning, weaving and more!

Full program notes at http://fruityknitting.com
Darkness Coat

Calder Beanie

Temperate Fitted Sweater by Kim Hargreaves
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Wool - Rowan Alpaca Merino DK, Colorway 111 "Stamford":

Rowan Pattern Book "Still"
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Darkness Coat and Temperate patterns both available in the Still pattern book from Rowan.

Andrew's Socks
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Based on Hermione's Everyday Socks, but without the pattern - if that makes any sense - available as a free Ravelry download. Design by Erica Lueder.
Wool is the Trekking XXL by Atelier Zitron, colorway 598.

Windy Scarf by Martin Storey

Ashie by Lisa Richardson

Knitting Konrad,
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who showed that the Ashie could be made in a fitted style for slim, well-built blokes.

Trefriw Woollen Mills
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Website includes an online shop, and opening times if you are able to visit the mill. You can see the vintage machinery, including the weaving looms, carding engines and spinning mules in action. The mill also offers hand spinning and rug making demonstrations, and has a Weaver's Garden with plants used for natural dyes and fibres. Check the website for opening times, as not all areas are open all year around.

Walking in Snowdonia - The Fisherman's Path and Cwm Bychan

Kath & Kim
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Kath & Kim was an Australian television sit-com and broke records for audience numbers. It centers on a suburban family. It is culturally challenging. We first saw it when we had already
been away from Australia for several years, and it was so painfully accurate in picking up on the embarassing parts of Australian it was at first more embarassing than funny. They have fun with language mistakes - "cup-of-cino" or "What does that pacifically entail?" So when Kim asks Craig to paint the hallway "eggplant", it ends up yellow and white. You may need some Australian blood to really appreciate it.

Music
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Kimiko Ishizaka plays Bach's Well-Tempered Klavier, Prelude Number 3 and Prelude and Fugue Number 5.
Other music is Copyright Andrea Doig!

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