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Salt City Knits | Ep 37 | How I fell in love with knitting
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- Thanks for joining me for today’s episode of the Salt City Knits podcast. I so appreciate every like, comment, and subscription! I have one finished object, one work in progress, lots and lots of chatting, and some spinning!
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Brioche + Mystery Shawl by Susanne Sommer
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Knitting it in Yarnbrary Biography Sock in Burnett, Bronte, Dickens, and Hemingway.
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Falkland Merino Top in Dancing Tulips and Dawn Sky by Created by Elsie B
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Turkish Drop Spindle by Scotts Mountain Crafts
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PNW Purls Self Striping
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Yarnbrary Contemporary Sock The Authors: Christie
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Colorway of the month - Old Glory Sock Sets
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Hogwarts June Sets
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Hogwarts July Sets
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Christmas at Orchard House Countdown Boxes
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Thank you so much for sharing your sweet and tender Knitting story. Thank you so much for always being so genuine and kind.
So happy to see a new podcast from you! I love seeing what you are working on and you are such a fun person! ❤
@@mycraftique why thank you! 🥰
Hi Emily. Lisa Jewell is one of my favourite authors, love all her books. 💕
How stunning is that shawl. Amazing job. Interesting to hear your introduction into knitting- hope your health continues to improve xx
@@lorainelockwood9359 thank you so much!
I just stumbled upon your podcast and am enjoying the first 5:26 minutes! lol I wanted to jump in and tell you my favorite author who has only written 2 memoirs and a fiction story. BUT . . . . her writing is absolutely amazing--her description, her true life events depicted incredibly by the way she puts words together--Susan Richards. Start with "Chosen by a Horse." I have her books in audio and I listen to them again and again so I can be re-delighted over and over with her style, writing talent and how her life evolved and she became much more whole, etc. OK. Now I will finish your podcast! lol
Thank you for sharing your love story
Emily, thanks for sharing your knitting/ health journey. I found it interesting and hope you continue to feel well going forward! I’m also happy to learn about new books! Here’s a couple that I’ve loved recently-Glory Over Everything and Crow Mary-both by Kathleen Grissom. And The Little Liar by Mitch Albom. Oh! Your shawl is just stunning!!
@@leegifford3261 thanks for those recommendations. My TBR pile is growing!
LOVE your posts!!!
That is one of my all time favorite books , Before We Were yours by Lisa Wingates. You need to read it Emily. The ending is quite surprising, not to mention it is true.
One of my favorite books of al time is Surprised By Oxford by Carolyn Weber. It is a memoir but she is such an amazing author!
I would highly recommend Hello Beautiful! That book left me thinking about it for weeks!
@@kristinchowanec9512 thanks. I’ll check out.
Both of these are excellent audible.
A Lovely War by Julie Berry. This is world War 1 and 2 told in the eyes of the mythical Greek gods. Don't knock it. Even my friends dad couldn't wait to hear more on a road trip they did listening to it. It is a tiny but "aphrodite" in the beginning but I don't do open door romance and I don't remember it being terrible. It was recommended in a homeschool mom group lol
A Place to Hang the Moon by Kate Albus. It's a teen book but I tune in every time my daughter is listening to it around the house.
Weather forecast sounds amazing. It’s 88 ferinhieght and I sweat more in the 15 minutes I was outside just now than I did in the hour I was at the gym this morning.
@@melissaemery8686 oh, summer!
A book that stayed with me is “Before We Were Yours”. An amazing read and built from actual history.
@@judithmuscroft8177 thank you!
The Chief Inspector Gamache Series by Louise Penny is at the top of my list.
Hello from Swansea, Illinois. This is my first time watching your podcast and I subscribed to it.
@@janetjroberson2581 welcome welcome!
I thought you had been knitting for ages. You are so accomplished with your designing and knitting. I enjoyed The Thursday Murder Club. I recommend listening to that one. It has different people reading the parts. I really enjoyed Hester by Albanese. Apples Never Fall by Moriarty is another good one. I actually listened to all of these, and they were well done. Kim
@@kimeckstrom2282 I’ll be checking those out!
Hi Emily, I just received my very first order from you & I am so, so happy. I stocked up on DK for socks and can't wait to get started knitting.
If you enjoy the Shetland series and the new Matthew Venn books you might want to check out the Vera series by Ann Cleeves. I am an Audible reader and love a good murder mystery, suspense or police procedural. Lately I have been delving into some Icelandic mystery series by Arnaldur Indridason and Ragnar Jonasson. They are very dark but keep me fully engaged and excited about the next page.
Happy knitting!
@@cindykeene7177 I've read the Vera series as well. I like the idea of the others you recommended. I'll have to look into them. So glad you love the yarn!
I have enjoyed the following books on Audible. The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton Women of Chateau Lafayette by Stephanie Dray Once We Were Brothers by Ronald Balson and The Tea Rose by Jennifer Donnelly. The Tea Rose series is my FAVORITE series that I have listened to again and again . Be well.
Emily, love your vlogs! A book that stayed with me that has botany in it and a great story was The Signature of All Things by Elizabeth Gilbert. You will enjoy it❤
@@michellemattenson1283 thank you for the recommendation!
Always wonderful catching up with you, Emily! I started out with crochet too. When I found Ravelry, it blew my mind with all the inspiration. Up until that point, I was a very basic knitter. Like you, It really inspired me to go beyond the basics of knitting. You’re so generous to celebrate your milestone birthday in that way. Thanks for sharing. ❤
@@nancymorales2741 it's such a joy to discover new techniques.
A Soul As Cold As Frost series by Jennifer Kropf. This book is intended for teens. I read the series earlier this year and found the writing beautiful.
The wives of Henry the Viii series by Alison Weir is very good if you like historical fiction.
Maisie Dobbs book series by Jacqueline Winspear is a great mystery series.
"Born of Gilded Mountains" by Amanda Dykes
"How To Stop Time" by Matt Haig
Both audio books were so good.
@@shannonc4939 yay! Thank you!
Remarkably Bright Creatures excellent book- a feel good read. The Storied Life of AJ Fikry, is interestingly written and a great story. I listened to both of these books.
@@brendapoore4873 I've just placed a hold on both through the library. Thanks!
I love knitting 🧶 as well new subscriber
Also. A Girl of the Limberlost by Gene Stratton-Porter.
Your shawl turned out gorgeous! love the color combination. It’s amazing.
For book recommendations have you read What the wind Knows by Amy Harmon She also has other books that I really enjoyed.
@@jennitaysom7581 I’ll check it out!
I was very interested in your sharing your love of books. I, too, am a picky reader. I love the classics, and Jane Austen is probably my favorite. Please, please, please try Louise Penny’s Armand Gamache series.
She is a wonderful writer and has a good heart and soul, as evidenced in her amazing characters. I am so thankful that I found her very special books.
@@karenmarasia8 I’ve read several of that series. 💕
I broke my right shoulder So I am pretty incapacitated. I will go to a rehab center tomorrow . My daughter and husband can’t take care of me, but I do have my books and you tube so I sure enjoy your videos. I will have to put knitting aside for a while. I hope you have a happy birthday and many more.
@@susanbajdek6698 oh I'm so sorry to hear this. That's just miserable. You definitely need a bunch of great books!
I really love Louise Perry books and Diane Satterfield. Thanks for sharing about your son’s sock. How many rows do you do the foot? 🧶❤️
Loretta Ellsworth’s novel: Stars Over Clear Lake is one of my most favorite books. It’s a stirring story about the POWs who were imprisoned in the Midwest during WW II. I live in northern Iowa where the story takes place. It’s historical fiction -excellent read.
@@veldalacoste8186 thank you for the recommendation!
Do u like fantasy
Try the shadow of the wind I love thisbook
@@normasmith9596 I do as long as it's not romantasy. And the writing needs to be really good.
@@normasmith9596 I'll check it out. Thanks!
I felt the same after "Where the crawdads....'I stopped reading as I couln't find anything comparable.
@@jayshreeshah6245 I have hope we will find thousands more great books!
Have you read The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah? Another beautifully written one with that connection to the landscape and nature (Alaska) read with great characters and a compelling story. One of my more recent faves! I am finishing Where the Crawdads Sing right now for the very first time and loving it!
@@caitlinlegerefitzpatrick1010 I'll check it out!
You should try Charles Martin, When Crickets Cry.
I love how you describe your taste in books! I, also, enjoy a good romance but draw the line at smut. Have you tried any of these?
The Poisonwood Bible, Barbara Kingsolver
Gone With the Wind, Margaret Mitchell
Little Fires Everywhere, Celeste Ng
Gilead, Marilyn Robinson
Caroline, Sara Miller
Peace Like a River, Leif Enger
The Time-Traveler’s Wife, Audrey Niffenegger
Beartown, Frederik Backman
Bel Canto, Ann Patchett
I Capture the Castle, Dodie Smith
@@amberjohnson1775 I've read a couple and I'll look into the otters. Thanks for the recommendations!
@@amberjohnson1775 I remember you telling me how much you loved Peace Like a River.
Hey Friend! Two favorite books that stay with you for weeks after you finish them: The Kitchen House (Kathleen Grissom); The Forest of Vanishing Stars (Kristin Harmel). Both have beautiful, compelling stories, great character development, and will draw you in. Enjoy! 💛
@@suziejones759 yay! Thank you!
Like you I love to read, but do not read what you call smut. Some book recommendations: Out of the Dust by Karen Hesse (it seems like a middle school book, but I found it very moving); Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon (historical fiction about a real 18th century midwife); An Episode of Sparrows by Rumer Godden (this one had me hooked at the first sentence); I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith (I have reread this one at least three times); The Whalebone Theatre by Joanna Quinn.
Thank you for this video ❤ I'm assuming you live in Salt Lake City. Where do you buy yarns in the city? Visiting soon and would loove to get some yarn souvenirs!
I wonder if you could take the leather piece off your jumbo flyer maiden and just soak it in leather. Also if you over ply your yarn you can run it back through and remove twist. Its always better to over ply than under.
@@deejcarter2003 thank you! Great advice!
I love this setting the chest is so pretty
Also your nails are always so lovely..do you do them yourself?
@@larryellenperry5713 oh thank you!