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Nice things listeners have said:
"How can you possibly beat an intelligent, articulate, witty Brit who talks about knitting and can play the ukuele?"
"I love this and I don't knit."
"I'm already a podcast junkie, but you've hit the spot with this one, it's fab to hear some thoroughly British broadcasting about knitting!"
"I have a sneaking suspicion that the podcaster known as Hoxton Handmade is really a collaboration between Stephen Fry writing the 'casts and Keeley Hawes narrating them."
"Great voice, good content, comfortable tone and pace, and overall good taste!"
"Infinitely listenable, clever and well-produced"
"My husband kept giving me funny looks because I was laughing so much!"
“Electric Sheep is a must-listen podcast from London-based knitter and guitarist, who also writes the Hoxton Handmade blog. She broadcasts her latest news and views of the day, looking at art, film, music, comedy and knitting (of course!)” Let's Knit! Magazine
"The best new knitting podcast and decidedly one of the very best of all time. I can't recommend it enough."
"Love-love-love these sheep!"
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Author Archives: katie
Ivydene
Time for a little accessorising I feel. The advent of Autumn means we can all embrace those lovely hats, scarves, mittens, shawls, cowls, gloves and berets that have been tucked away in a drawer over the summer. Yay. For some … Continue reading
Viola
I can't decide if I like this cardigan because it's lovely, or because I have a secret desire to be wafting about Venice like some kind of Shakespearean water nymph, as depicted in the photo. I think it's probably the former. Who … Continue reading
Episode 56: Operation Fibre Freedom
A particularly Sheepy episode of the podcast this week, as the Sheep masterminds another adventure. Prepare for a silly tale and some chicken barbecue. Plus we take a look at the latest issue of Rowan Magazine. iKnit Weekender Rowan Magazine … Continue reading
Green Jacket
I am loving this seed stitch jacket from the new and appropriately named Debbie Bliss booklet, Snow Queen. I love the simplicity of the design, the minimalist collar, the 3/4 sleeves which prevent the whole thing from just looking like … Continue reading
Episode 55: Handmade Home Truths
The Sweater of Doom is finally finished and whilst modeling the mohair beast behind the microphone, I’ll be discussing the professional advice some handmade sellers sought from a marketing expert; plus we take a look at the baby patterns you’ve recommended, there’s … Continue reading
Aquitaine
I originally dismissed this when I was browsing some Interweave patterns, until I realised it was the colour putting me off. I can't bear that shade of blush pink. But in something more 'me' – grey maybe – I'd like … Continue reading
Land Girl
Yet another short sleeved number, but this time with a vintage twist. A very sweet jumper with some simple fairisle and a retro vibe, and especially good for those blessed with some curves to show off. http://www.laughinghens.com/knitting-pattern.asp?patternid=1546
Idlewood
Cecily Glowik Macdonald, who blogs as Winged Knits, has just released this very lovely pattern. Continuing my apparent theme of short sleeved jumpers, I'm loving the huge cowl, especially as the rest of the body isn't too overwhelming. Plus it's … Continue reading
Ambleside / Ulveston
In London it may still technically be August, but it feels more like October, with grey skies, pouring rain, and chilly temperatures. On the plus side, it makes for good knitting weather, but I find the only way to get through this … Continue reading
Episode 54: A Brief Guide To Hoxton
This week join me for a day out in my neighbourhood! Plus we roam through the wonders of the Feed The Sheep thread on Ravelry, there’s a new (to me) online knitting magazine, an update on the Sweater of Doom, … Continue reading