Ep.45 WHAT?? NO MORE SOCKS?? #knittingpodcast, #knittingvlog

Episode 45 - Warm Thank You All Around and just some knitting stuff today!!Show more

6 More weeks of Winter, or so says Manitoba Merv our resident Ground Hog !!

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In this Episode I have an Extra Special treat.

I have received a Mug from Kelly of Knit Swag on Etsy

She has kindly given me the Coupon Code SOXYNANA for the month of February for you to use to get
15% off you purchase.
Links to her Etsy and Online Store are:
https://knitswag.com/
https://www.etsy.com/ca/market/knitswag

The design on the mug she sent was a complete surprise!!! The mug design she has chosen is influenced
by the designs of the sweater knit by Cowichan people from British Columbia, Canada.

The Cowichan Sweaters are one of a kind and very rich in history.

I have provided some links to videos so you can take a look at their incredible life and designs
Cowichan Sweater Claimed as a Canadian Symbol – Canadian Govt recognition back in 2012

https://youtu.be/GL2avmQqRQQ
https://youtu.be/iJ8M1OJyz2s

Accurate Reading
https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/cowichan-sweater

I call Winnipeg my home, I am 1st generation Canadian, born of parents that immigrated here as children
in the early 1900’s.

With Respect I acknowledge that: Winnipeg is located within Treaty No.1 Territory the Traditional lands
of the Annishanabee (Ojibway) Ininew (Cree), Oji-Cree, Dene and Dakota. And the birthplace of the
Metis Nation Homeland.

What I’m wearing:
Ranunculus by Midori Hirose https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ranunculus-3
Wool is reclaimed from a Charity Shop Sweater (Cotton Acrylic blend)

Only WIPS and Planning for today folks

1 - For Christmas Eve Cast on that was Frogged twice and is not a Norwood Cardigan by Jen Steingass for
Main Colour is Grey using the luscious Baloun’s Alpaca Yarn www.balounalpacas.com (Christmas Gift)
Contrast is Dark Green Novita Nalle (Stash)

2 – Test Knit for Christie Archer
Pattern: Incredible Socks in Fingering (Pattern releaseTBD)
MC – Knit Picks – Hawthorne in Spector (Stash)
CC – Regia - Baby Sock in bright Pink (Stash)

3 – Sample Knitting for work
Pattern – Off to the Beach Lace Top from ball band Tailor Yarns
Essential Bamboo – 100% Rayon from Bamboo Super Fine in Green

4 – Prepping the Wool (Stash) for my Maja Cardigan
100% Canadian Wool Repurposed from a Pullover and then from my Cottage Cardi.

Podcasts Mentioned in this Episode:

Rebecca of Creabea https://youtu.be/P3YFZPau4bU
Sheila - https://youtu.be/u8TNfX23FEA
Kat - https://youtu.be/2_KtIvDcsGM
Christie - https://youtu.be/PYhhRx8zg2w
Anne – Spa Knits - https://youtu.be/Jc4iXjz1oLw
Davina – https://youtu.be/X7ZZ_QI_2q4
Naomi - https://youtu.be/qdtf6DreKsM
Sorry if I missed anyone I mentioned.

Stay Safe and Knit On Folks!!
Cheers!!
Alice