Crafts · Meg, Drea, Tina, and Jess
by Meg, Drea, Tina, and Jess
Crafters unite! A podcast about crafting within the fiber arts and how awesome it is! Come join us bi-weekly for knit night conversations about knitting, crochet, and yarn crafts all around. With a touch of comedy and sass, we talk about projects, pitfalls, and pointers about the fiber arts in a casual hang out format. Find more about our content and our cast at pardonmystash.com
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Listening to this pod is like sitting in on a fiber arts club (which is great since I dont have one) with close friends. There's discussion of current projects, personal events, fiber art-related preferences, new crafting knowledge, and general goofiness. I smile and laugh at the antics every time. This is not so much an education-focused pod (so skip if thats exclusively what you want) but I have learned terms and techniques to go investigate throughout the episodes. Also a comfortable (and comforting) listen if you are queer, neurodivergent, and/or fat - these folks are unabashedly themselves, acknowledge how these qualities affect their fiber crafting and personal lives, and teasing comes from an affectionate and accepting place. I love listening when I want to be crafting but can't, or while I'm actively knitting!
I’m a new listener but a long time (15 years) knitter, and this podcast feels like the knitting circle I’ve always wanted! I’ve been knitting since I was 11 years old but am on the younger side of the knitting community. I’m also really shy so it’s been a struggle to put myself out there to meet other crafters. This podcast feels like listening to a fun group of older knitting sisters while I work on my endless WIP list. Love y’all!!!
I’ve been knitting for years, and I’ve recently been longing for a group of knitting friends! This podcast has been such a blessing because the girls just gab, knit, and keep me company while I knit solo in my home. The conversations are always lively, hilarious, and encouraging! Hearing of their fails, successes, and hilarious mistakes while knitting makes me feel seen and even more willing to share my journey with others. They have inspired me to begin to teach others how to knit and to even knit a lace garment after one of them called lacework, “intentional holes”. Thank you ladies!
I just recently discovered this podcast and I’m hooked. I also share an obsession with Malabrigo. I’m making my way through the episodes and appreciate the blog on their web site that lists the things that they used and talk about. I love how much they seem to enjoy talking with each other and being friends and knitting. It’s just a delight. Thank you.
The top reason I reject a podcast is that there is more giggling and laughter than content. This one is so full of that annoyance I got confused about what the topic was and lost by all the insider jokes. So little knitting content and so little time. This one is off my list
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