In this episode Marly talks to Sister Diane from the CraftyPod podcast, Nicole from Stash and Burn podcast, and Jasmin from Knitmore Girls podcast about what it takes to be a fiber podcaster! Listen as they share how your favorite knitting and crochet podcasters got started. These experts tell it like it is and what is involved in making a successful podcast.
Are you looking to find these podcasters on other social media sites? The Knitmore Girls are on Facebook, Twitter, and Ravelry. Stash and Burn has a Ravelry group and Twitter account. Diane uses Twitter the most.
Leave a comment on the show notes, Marly will pick 3 winners to win a pattern from her Ravelry pattern store!
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This podcast is sponsored by: Knitter’s Magazine, Craftsy.com, Fiesta Yarns, Kollage Yarns, Decade by Drew Emborsky, Love of Knitting, Love of Crochet and Bijou Basin Ranch.
Deidre Corbet says
March 8, 2013 at 12:00 pmSo cool to hear favorite podcastors on the same show! Currently knitting on the Itaca shawl by Stephen West, because clearly I need it to be spring.Thank you to all of you.
JudyAnn says
March 8, 2013 at 2:11 pmGreat podcast! The sponsor/no sponsor conversation was enlightening.
Vicki Lynch says
March 9, 2013 at 6:11 pmThat was fun to hear people I listen to talking together. I didn’t realize the cost the podcasters are incurring to bring us their shows. I’m about to finish the Piper’s Journey by Paula. I have the Gil’s Rock ready to cast on along with a pair of socks that go with the toe up class on Craftsy.
SandraR says
March 10, 2013 at 1:31 amReally enjoyed the podcast with the three guests. I already listen to the Knitmore girls and Stash and Burn. I also miss Crafty pod but understand the difficulties of podcasting.
Amy aka GreenWoman says
March 11, 2013 at 3:44 pmIt was interesting to hear about the world of being a podcaster. I understand why a lot of podcast eventually shut down especially those that area solo adventures. It’s a ton of work.
I’m stash busting at the moment by crocheting and knitting a bunch of hats for the local hospital. The neurosurgery unit needs what they call “crani caps” for people who have had brain surgery. Any extras will go to the oncology unit as chemo caps. There are so many great hat patterns that it’s a fun way to burn through some leftover balls of yarn.
Deb Buckingham says
March 12, 2013 at 9:49 pmReally enjoyed the podcast. As a podcast stalker, designer, and yarn-aholic, I’ve been considering doing one myself *eeek* I just downloaded your Opening Night Pattern. So excited to get started, and hopefully finish in time to wear it before the weather gets warm.
Carol says
March 13, 2013 at 3:28 pmWhat a great podcast – loved hearing all three podcasters just slightly out of their element.
Roxie says
March 13, 2013 at 4:34 pmNice show.
Domicroche says
March 22, 2013 at 4:52 pmI can’t even remember what I did before podcasts!! It’s so much fun listening to various individuals in a somewhat impromptu and informal setting – it’s kind of like having company except you don’t have to feed them or clean the house beforehand!