Wool, Needles, Hands: a Knitting Podcast - Episode 28 I Definitely Recommend...

Whaaat is your lipstick? So pretty on you! Congrats on finishing your hat! So lovely!🌸

Great yarn bombing! Well done with finishing the hat, it's beautiful! It feels so good to finish a long standing WIP doesn't it?! I love crochet and knit both, and find they each have their strengths.

Wow! So many new colorways! Nice!

I just love Lipton’s cold brew tea ☕️ in 5 mins you can have a cold glass to drink with this hot weather it’s well worth the 5 min wait the squash blossom hat is beautiful

Good to see you again,

You inspire me to finish my Everyday Hermonies socks. TY. Love the hat. I saved it in my favs. I want to try dying yarn for my first sweater. Thought it would save me some $$$. Suggestions where to get undies yarn? Love your podcast BTW

I am not finished with the episode yet but wanted to compliment you on the way you showcased the yarns for the update. My favorite is Match and I think it's because I find the colorway name so clever.

Tayler, yup I'm with you. Folks have been making sun tea since time began & have never had a problem with bacteria. Myself & most of my friends grew up drinking sun tea-in HOT sun- & none of us got sick from it. Germophobic ridiculousness...

What a great episode. You have such a lovely show format. I love this podcast, how inclusive and community building it is! Bravo 👏👏👏👏😍😘

Squash Blossom Hat & Granny Stripe Blanket are beautiful!

I don't know if I ever want to learn brioche either! And I feel the same way about casting on so much. I've been feeling the startitis urge recently, but having too many unfinished projects just hanging around gives me anxiety. I think I need to look at what I have lurking in various project bags and do a "frog or finish" marathon.

Fantastic and meaningful episode!

Oh I hope you can reproduce clay!! I have wanted it since I first saw it!!

Ah!!! You are the best. Thanks so much for your kind words and support. I've said it before and I'll say it again. You're the best! Thank you so much <3 <3 <3

Podcast content was interesting up until the background music was just driving me mad, very hard to listen to you talking with someone running wild on a piano in the background, such a shame. I think you do have some refreshing ideas though, to distinguish your cast from others.
I'll check by next time and see if the music situation has changed.

Mamba is gorgeous

Hello from Tennessee! I'm still loving your podcasts so so much! You give me energy to get more projects done. 😜 Crochet was my first yarn love and even tho I now knit...I always have an amigurumi going. 😊 Embroidery is another of my favorites. Mindless chain stitch in whatever color you feel is so fun. Anyhow, thank you for your energy and wonderful podcast! Ps...your window letters have gotten switched around and maybe nobody else let you know. 😜😚

I always use a balloon to block my hats. I literally blow the balloon up until it is the circumference of my head and pull the hat over it. Voila! (Your hat turned out great BTW.)

Hi Tayler! I loved this episode so much. Razz was very excited to see his photo on the big screen! He's been signing pawtographs ever since! Seriously, though. The segment on "The Longest Night" was very moving. I learned that Amanda, and her lys are right in my back yard! I can't wait to visit both shops and support such super knitters. As for that hat...OMG! The color, the yarn, the fit, the lace! The hat is so flattering on you. Beautifully done. xoxo Regina and Razz!

What is the music you played while you showed the yarn? It was soothing. :)

I tried your cold brew ice tea method and loved it! I think it may become my go-to method---Thank you!

Love, Love LOVE my July yarn package. All the colors and speckles just make me happy to look at it. Also, having viewed your fiber dying videos I can only marvel at your great skill and artistry. Thank you, Tayler.

Literally sitting here, watching you talk about Hermione’s Everyday Socks while knitting my very first pair!

Hi Taylor! Such a great episode. I am pretty much a monogamous knitter/crocheter, I love your thoughts on completing WIPS and not being wasteful with languishing yarn and/or partial FOs. I am working on my first knitted adult garment. The wool came from a sweater I fell out of love with and was able to take apart. I hand dyed the yarn to suit my current taste, and am creating the Harvest Cardigan by Tin Can Knits. I am definitely a process knitter...start to finish!

Great episode!!! I love all the content and how you engage other knitters, communities and lys.
Your yarn is beautiful, I hope I can get some soon. Do you have a Yarn Club?

That hat is in my queue! Beautiful!