Episode 7 - Philosopher's Wool Company - Knitting is love

We're covering "sheep to shawl" in Episode 7 in our interview with Canadian founders of the Philosopher's Wool Company, Ann and Eugene Bourgeois. Our guest knitter takes us to Austin, Texas, and we also visit a witches hut deep in the German woods. Dealing with gauge in Fair Isle projects, and more knitting fun. Bring and Brag ============== Nothing to show this Episode! Under Construction ================== Lovage, by Marie Wallin ----------------------- Andrea's current project is Lovage, a fairisle sweater designed by Marie Wallin. http://www.knitrowan.com/designs-and-patterns/patterns/lovage-0 The pattern is available in the book Windswept, a collection of Marie Wallin's patterns in fairisle, cables and a little crochet. http://www.knitrowan.com/designs-and-patterns/books/windswept Andrew's Socks ------------- The saga continues... Knitters of the World - Steven Self ============= Steven Self from Austin, Texas, is our guest on Knitters of the World this Episode. You can find Steven: Ravelry: http://www.ravelry.com/people/steven Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sevenlefts/ (Check out his resident Armadillos!) Twitter: https://twitter.com/sevenlefts/ Blog: http://knittingsitting.blogspot.com From the Archives ========= Guido by Carlo Volpi ---------- Carlo Volpi is a London based menswear knitwear designer who did a MA Textiles programme specializing in knit at the Royal College of Art in London. The Guido pattern was published in the Rowan Knitti