I’m very excited to share the thirteenth episode of the Woolful podcast. Today we get to meet two amazing women who’ve focused their lives and businesses on sustainability and helping bring awareness to what you live and make with, Sasha Duerr of Permacouture and Jocelyn Tunney of O-Wool.
Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by Fancy Tiger Crafts, a beautiful yarn shop based out of Denver, Colorado, who recently launched their online shop, fancytigercrafts.com. They have an amazing selection of fabrics and yarns, including their own Heirloom Romney Yarn, which is grown, milled and dyed here in the US. Make sure to visit Fancy Tiger Crafts in person when in Denver and online at fancytigercrafts.com.
Fiber folk 1: Jocelyn is a very special entrepreneur who’s had a unique fiber journey that led her to own and build O-Wool, a wonderful yarn company that focuses on sustainable and organic fibers, including a certified organically grown and processed, machine washable yarn. You can find Jocelyn at O-Wool.com and on Instagram @owool.
Man on the street: For this week’s “Man on the Street” I changed it up a bit and asked a handful of fiber enthusiasts to ask me a question and I’d answer one. Brienne Moody asked a great question about time management, how to make time for making, but also planning and reflecting on what you’re creating.
Fiber folk 2: Our next guest, Sasha Duerr has a background rich in permaculture, regenerative design and thoughtful making and consuming that has been a huge inspiration to me ever since I came across her “Seasonal Color Wheel” which is a beautifully painted color wheel poster which illustrates the palette of natural dyes available from seasonal plants common to the bay area, based on mordants used and time of year. You can find this color wheel for sale at interfaceartgallery.com. You can find Sasha at permacouture.org and on Instagram @sashaduerr.
Giveaway: The winner of last week’s giveaway, is Leslie Eaton! You’ve won a skein of Hole and Sons yarn and a pair of Brittany double point needles. Congratulations!
This week’s giveaway is sponsored by O-Wool, and we’re giving away three skeins of O-Wool’s Local, a gorgeous organic merino and alpaca blend yarn, so you can make Jocelyn’s Blue Bell Hill Scarf Pattern. To enter this giveaway, leave a comment below.
This week we’re beginning the March Woolful Knitalong. I have been waiting weeks to start on this and am so excited March is here! We’ll be knitting the Moto Vest, designed by Shelli Westcott, owner of Knitterly and creator of Radius Yarns. This vest is so simple and versatile in both design and materials and I can’t wait to see all the lovely vests you knit. Later today I’ll be posting all the details about this knit along on both the blog and Ravelry, so stay tuned for some words from Shelli and myself.
Music by Jónsi.
Transcription coming shortly!
202 Comments
so great to have this to look forward to!!!! knitting and listening – almost as much fun knowing I have it to look forward to as it is listening to it! Thanks for giving this some of your energy!
So happy to find your Podcast! And thank you for the giveaway.
Those colours together in a scarf are sooooooooooo lovely. It’s been a while since I’ve seen a colour selection that really catches my eye as something new and special. I love it!
Oh yippeee!! glad your lil guy is feeling well enough for you to post the podcast!
………….and I just read that I’m the very proud winner of the giveaway!! woah hoaa! (really enjoyed the Hole and Sons podcast…and will use the yarn and needles with fond memories of listening to his story!)
Sooooo looking forward to this week’s episode! I purchased a sweater’s worth of “local” from Owool at Rhinebeck this past fall. We live in NJ and “local” is 50% alpaca…sourced in a town that we frequent : Lambertville! Very excited to hear all about Jocelyn’s journey!!
XOX…Leslie
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A lovely giveaway as always. And always love your podcasts too!
Lovely as always! Tuesday afternoons are my fav 🙂
Ooooh, thx for generous give-away!
thanks for a great podcast!
Beautiful scarf pattern!
I love O-Wool!
I listen and I learn, and I look forward to each and every episode. Those you highlight and interview are living my dream, and I love hearing about their journey. Thank you for a unique experience with each episode.
I love your podcast, when I found it I listened to nothing but until I caught up. It is very inspiringly!
I am so happy to have found your podcast and look forward to every episode. I’ve never tried O-wool but it’s definitely on my list to try someday. Thanks for doing such a lovely job with this venture.
As an arts educator at a textile museum, Sasha’s approach to thinking about textiles in a holistic way really resonated with me — the intersection between fibre, food, culture and community are what I strive to highlight in the tours and programs that I facilitate. LIke Jocelyn, working with textiles in my day job does not diminish my need to knit and spin and sew in my free time!
The Blue Bell Hill Scarf pattern is just lovely – adding it to my (ever expanding) queue!
Such a great part of my week. Thanks for it!
AS A FORMER VERMONT ORGANIC GARDENER AND SHEPHERDESS WHO ACTIVELY UTILIZED A PERMACULTURE PRACTICE,I FOUND MYSELF NODDING MY HEAD IN NOT ONLY AGREEMENT BUT ADMIRATION AS WELL.WHAT WE SO PROACTIVELY PURSUED AND ARDENTLY STUDIED IN THE 1960S HAS ONCE AGAIN TAKEN ROOT WITH DEEP NOURISHING RUNNERS.SO APPRECIATE YOUR ENCOURAGING WORDS CONCERNING TIME MANAGEMENT ,WHICH ULTIMATELY DIRECTS OUR PLAN AND PROGRESS.EACH INTERVIEW IS RICH AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING.THANK YOU.
Ohhhh, I’ve been wanting to try owool! Loving your podcast!
I love OWool! I am so glad its the giveaway this week!
I would love to try O-Wool. And I have been enjoying your weekly podcasts! Thank you!
Another lovely podcast! Thanks for the chance to win! (And I would LOVE to know what pattern the shawl the lovely blond woman from Fancy Tiger Crafts is wearing, it’s so pretty. I checked the pattern on their website and couldn’t find it…)
I just ordered my first O-Wool yarns. Thanks for the giveaway!
Absolutely love O-Wool. I have three colorways of O-Wool Local and would love to make the scarf!
O-wool sounds like an amazing yarn!
Lovely as usual! Thanks
interesting podcast as always and the pictures in this last post are gorgeous!!
loving the podcasts!
Thanks for the chance to win.
Abbe
such a gorgeous yarn!
Inspiring. Thank you for bringing these stories.
Lovely podcast, as usual!
I already made this scarf in O Wool so it doesn’t seem fair to enter the contest. But I wear it all the time and would LOVE to have another one. Love the yarn. Love the pattern. Love O Wool.
Great podcast this week. I learned so much! Thank you.
Thank you for bringing in a permie guest and the owner of o-wool. Inspiring interviews!
So looking forward to listening and what a wonderful giveaway!
I could hardly drag myself out of the O-wool booth at the MD Sheep and Wool Festival–such gorgeous yarn! I’ve used it in the past for arm warmer projects and love the colors.
I just “found” o-wool and am very happy that I did! I received my first shipment this week and eager to begin. Love the blog as well!
My knitting group recently introduced me to O-Wool, and I am hooked! Lovely podcast this week and I am looking forward to hearing more!
Just love that scarf!
I love O-wool! I’m working on a sweater with Legacy now and the yarn is like butter in my hands. I can’t wait to order a cone of local this spring so I can try my hand at natural dyeing. xo
Awesome episode! Thanks for the opportunity to win this wool!
Another great episode – as always! I especially liked this week’s Man on the Street. I think you hit the nail on the head – there is no single right solution to time management, but rather an ever-changing fine balance only you can find for yourself. And another great give away this week! Thank you Ashley!
Your podcast brightens my day every time I listen to it!
Getting ready to knit and listen to the podcast. So inspiring! Your podcast is wonderful!
Ladina
Lovely giveaway, and good podcast, as always!
I’m so glad I got turned on to this podcast! I just started selling OWool in my shop in Philly and love all the yarn Jocelyn produces. So excited to keep listening and learning. Ashley, the work you do speaks my heart. Keep on Keeping on!
What a wonderful pattern. Would be great to try Local!
Thank you for another WONDERFUL Podcast!!! Love Love O-Wool and Adore the Blue Bell Hill Scarf!!! So Inspiring!!!! Courtney
I thoroughly enjoyed both podcasts. Joceyln’s story resonated with me as a fellow Skiddie, a school which encouraged me to develop my creativity and individualness. I loved hearing how she found her way from college to o-wool. Sasha passion and work drives home how interconnected our environment is to our food, fiber, and consumption choices. Two very different and very inspiring fiber folk that remind me this community is so cool because the possibilities are endless!
Just love your blog & podcast. Im enjoying learning more about this wonderful fiber community that I love more and more!
I love O-Wool yarn and loved learning more about Jocelyn! I’ve been wanting to make this scarf for awhile too. 🙂
Loved listening to the history of O-Wool (which is a yarn I love)!
This pattern has been in my to-do list for a little while. I love o-wool and the colors are perfect!
This scarf is beautiful!! (I hope I win!) thanks for the great podcast.
I jumped when I saw that scarf!!
Yes, yes! Can’t wait to learn more about Owool, and I’m dying to try their fiber!!
Whoops– mistyped my own URL.
http://Www.etsy.com/shop/MesAventuresCraftsCo
I can’t wait to listen to this episode! The O-Wool looks great, I would love to try it.
I love love love Owool! I’m so excited that you are featuring it on your podcast.
I love O-Wool Local! I’m making the house wrap right now. 🙂
The colors in the Blue Bell Hill scarf are awesome. I just finished my first project in O wool and I’m so impressed with the quality of the yarn.
I listen on the edge of my seat as your guests discover and uncover healthy, safe and beautiful sources and methods of producing dyes and yarn. I’m in my 60’s and have experimented with these endeavors for thirty years. Your interviewees reinvigorate my interest weekly. As for O-Wool, love it. I discovered it (Balance, specifically) five years ago when the quantity I bought was steeply discounted and I was told it was permanently discontinued. I’ve made an adult size sweater, two little girl’s skirts and one little girl’s dress from that purchase . So glad this line is still going!!! I see many more pieces in my future.
I would LOVE to win! I knit a scarf with Local this fall and still wear it so often. It’s the best.
love your blog! love o-wool!
So glad to have stumbled upon these podcasts! It’s a pleasure to knit, and listen along. Thank you!
Thanks for your podcast – hope everyone in your household is feeling better!
What a lovely combination of makers and crafters! I am just so in love with O-wool, and have been wanting to try Local! Thank you for this! <3
This week’s episode was very inspiring and I think that a dinner to dye for event sounds like an incredible idea! My fingers are crossed for the beautiful O-wool giveaway.
Beautiful pattern–fingers crossed!! Thank you!
Look forward to listening to the latest podcast! O-wool is on my list to buy one day.
Happy to find your podcast. Good luck to you! I’ll be listening.
O-Wool is the best! Yay!
Thanks for another always interesting podcast, and the O Wool giveaway!
I’m so relieved O-Wool is still around. A long time ago, my LYS told me it was being discontinued, but I suppose she must have meant it wasn’t being carried in LYSes anymore. How I missed it online, I’ll never know, but HALLELUJAH. One of my favorite fibers is still around!
nice work on another great podcast! i love how Woolful has become a part of my weekly routine. so inspiring!
Thank you for your inspiring podcasts! I have learned so much from your interviews and am thrilled to know that there are so many people who are sharing the fiber journey.
I’m loving this knitting and fiber community! already I am learning so much and just keep getting more and more motivated to improve my skills and expand my knowledge as a knitter! Thank you for this site!!
Love this podcast! I’ve been listening while knitting with really woolly wools. =] Thanks for all that you share!
A really interesting podcast this week. Thanks.
I have admired O-Wool for some time and am so excited to listen to this week’s episode! As a senior in high school that is textile obsessed, I find Jocelyn’s textile engineering background to be fascinating. Too bad their are no textile engineering programs here in Canada, but I hope to encounter the field at some point in my life.
I’ve always admired this scarf’s color combination. Thanks for the giveaway!
Such gorgeous yarn!
oooh yes
Lovely yarn, such interesting stories as usual on your podcast. Thanks for your time.
I am a very new knitter. I would have no idea how to join a color or read a pattern but those colors refreshed my heart – this has been a bitterly cold winter for so many. Just looking at them made me smile. Love your podcast – it is a weekly treat for me!
I love o-wool! Thanks for the chance to win.
That yarn and that scarf! I would LOVE it!!!!! Wonderful podcast again! Thank you!
That was such an inspiring episode! Thank you for being my favourite podcast.
Living in Philadelphia has the many privileges of having places like O-Wool. I love her fibers especially “Local”. The podcast was just wonderful because it gave insight(s) and perspective(s) of the owner of O-Wool and her many journeys travelled before taking ownership of O-Wool. I only wonder if the owner considers that the sheep are not sold for its meat. I believe in karma so what I knit will be of good spirit.
Really enjoy your podcast with such interesting guests.
I love the colors in that scarf! Great episode!
I enjoyed this episode, and had an order of O Wool paid for before it was even over! Thanks for the chance to win more.
I would love to try some O-wool!
Fantastic to hear about similar passions being taken to radically different places- there’s so much to fibre that I have only started discovering. Thank you!
I came here looking for your podcast on the topic of superwash wool and the environmental impact of the process. I would love to knit the Blue Bells Hill scarf! I thought O-Wool was no more. Am tickled to see it still exists.
It has been so great to listen to your podcasts! I’m have been wanting to start my own blog about knitting and hearing all these stories has given me such a boost to try to finally get it online. Thank you for a great source of information and inspiration! And what a lovely scarf, would definitely like to try some O-Wool!
Thank you for the lovely podcast and for another awesome give-away
Great podcast!
I discovered O Wool not long ago from their ad banner on Ravelry. I was SOOOO excited when I went to jocelyn’s website to find that they are based out of Philadelphia. They are in my backyard. I can’t wait to try out some of her yarn.
I was looking for certified organic wool yarns in 2001 and actually spent some time on the phone with one of the founders of O-Wool, and it’s fascinating how different the industry is now. The internet has made searching for them so much easier, and it’s very interesting to hear from the new owner.
I’m so happy to hear about Jocelyn from O-Wool — aside from sharing the same name, I’ve loved what they’ve been doing with fiber. Thanks!
inspiring as always. Please keep on with those pod cast! it makes me procrastinate a little bit more : )
Great episode! I too have a love for natural dyes!
Just last night I was doing research on natural dyes and came across Sasha Duerr on YouTube, then this morning listened to this episode of Woolful and a few minutes into her segment thought, “Hmm, I think this sounds a bit familiar…” Love the big beautiful small world of the textile community.
Fantastic podcast and great giveaway. Thanks! (and THANK YOU for the list of yarn resources. Really, really helpful to but intentions into action!)
This yarn is simply divine. A must have. So beautiful.
Just discovered your podcast! Love it so much– thank you!
I especially enjoyed this week’s podcast. Although I am happy with my biology degree, listening to this podcast did indeed make me daydream about signing up for college courses in textiles. Fortunately, there are great informal places to learn about fiber crafts- including this website.
This podcast definitely moved O-Wool up my to-try-yarn list! Like many others I had thought it was no longer available.
Fascinating! Thank you for another great episode.
The o-wool yarn is stunning!
I would enjoy knitting and wearing the blue bell hill scarf – great colour combination – one I wouldn’t have thought to put together myself but it works so well.
I’m a new listener and this was such an amazing first listening experience! I found both Jocelyn and Sasha’s journeys fascinating and inspiring!
Another inspiring and educational podcast. I look forward to it every week. Thanks so much and I’d love to try O-Wool.
I missed your voice.
🙂
But it was worth waiting to get to listen to this.
Thank you!
I hope that all is healthy now in your home! Another great podcast. I love hearing these journeys and wondering where my journey will lead!
I love listening to these amazing stories. Thanks for your work.
As a philly girl I loved the owool story and recognizing the shops and schools features in it.
I will be on the lookout for some yarn now
I’ve been wanting to try O-wool for ages… thanks for the opportunity!
And I just love the podcast. 🙂
Oh fun, I just bought my first few skeins of O-Wool, and I’m totally in love! Looking forward to hearing Jocelyn’s story.
Listening definitely made me want to knit something with O-Wool. I’m also getting more curious about dyeing my own yarn. So listening about natural dyes was inspiring! Wonderful podcast.
I love that so many women are following their passions!
What a stunning pattern and such beautiful wool. Thanks for another week of listening pleasure. xx
O-wool is definitely on my list of dream yarn to try!!! Loved hearing about the business aspects of the fiber industry. I’m a recent business graduate and I am keeping my eyes and ears open for opportunities in the fiber industry.
Thank you for such an inspiring podcast.
O wool is so lovely and these are three of my favorite colours all together in one scarf.
I am happy to learn more about these two women.
I am new to the fiber community but have entirely fallen in love with knitting 🙂 Thank you for these podcasts!
Love your podcast!
I have been wanted to try owool, and it was so great to learn a little more about the wool! Woolful makes my Tuesday mornings at work so much more enjoyable!
Thank you for another wonderful episode! I am so inspired by both of this week’s amazing women who are making their own unique ways in the fiber world. Thank you for the giveaway. Would love to win!
Thanks for the podcast! I loved hearing about all Jocelyn went through to get where she is today. I am excited about joining my first knit along! The vest looks super cute with a tank top underneath.
Your podcast is so inspiring, educational, relaxing, and just plain interesting. Because of all the interviews you have done, I have returned my commercial “thick and quick” yarn and now am looking to try a “real” yarn made with thoughtful intention and integrity. O-wool would be wonderful to start with!
Would you mind describing the difference between woolen and worsted spun? It has been mentioned on more than one podcast. Also, you might consider a buyer’s guide podcast with the questions one should ask when purchasing yarn (ex. breed, staple length, dye materials, how spun, where grown, processed, etc. etc. ) You can tell I am new to all this and it is overwhelming at times! I really want to make thoughtful, knowledgable decisions and will have to purchase over the internet.
Thanks again!
Enjoyed the episode. I love the regenerative vs. sustainable discourse. I never thought of it in that way before.
What a great podcast, love Fancy Tiger, and this great , unique scarf pattern!
I would love to try some O Wool yarn, we have a small herd of Alpacas and appreciate that Jocelyn is using fiber from small time folks. thanks for such an inspiring podcast!
What a great giveaway! I love O-wool and all she’s doing for the sustainable living/mindful knitting side of life. It’s exactly how I’ve been trying to approach my choices for many many years. It’s such a pleasure to listen. Thank you!
Another great podcast – thanks so much for always showcasing such interesting fiber folk!
Was weaving with some O-Wool fingering when this podcast came on! Was fun to be listening to the story while using this wool for the first time. Really enjoying these podcasts – thanks.
Love the podcast! Thanks for highlighting O-Wool.
Great podcast and giveaway – O-Wool has been at the top of my wish list for a while now.
I’d heard about o-wool, now it’s on my “must try” list. Thanks!!
What a wonderful podcast! I love your soothing voice, really makes me slow down and appreciate whatever it is I am doing. The interviews are great, so many varied backgrounds and journeys, yet they are all so relatable. I did not know o-wool was a one woman shop, so very exciting to learn all about her and her company. It is so fantastic to learn about all the different people and companies you feature, makes me more mindful of who and what I am supporting.
Especially loved listening to Sasha’s journey, so inspiring!
I haven’t gotten a chance to listen to this episode yet but I’m excited to hear about the process of making eco-friendly machine washable wool. I’ve admired the Blue Bell Hill scarf for a while, I’d love to win the wool and pattern to make it!
I would love to try O-wool. Thanks for the lovely podcast!
I would love to make this beautiful scarf (knitting while listening to podcasts)!
I’d never heard a description of permaculture that I found as inspiring as this! I’m also now drooling over the O-Wool website. I can feel a sweater in Balance coming on…
I love everything about the OWool story. I love you podcast too!
Thanks
So inspiring! Love listening to your podcast during the girls’ naptime while I clean or cook or knit!!
Wonderful podcast So happy to have discovered this gem!
Inspiring as always <3
Thanks for the lovely giveaway! I’m a huge fan of o-wool!
Love the podcast! I was so excited to hear about OWool. It’s on my must knit list this year!
As always, this episode was inspiring and thought-provoking. I love the idea of thinking of regenerative urban spaces. I’m already thinking of ways to bring that frame of mind to the outdoor spaces at my kids’ school, where I devote volunteer hours to the garden and outdoor program. It’s like a little oasis in an urban area.
Thank you for bringing such inspiring guests to your podcast and your thoughtful interview style.
A lovely podcast as always! And the colors of that O-Wool yarn! So, so beautiful!
What a beautiful scarf out of scrumptiously colored wool. Great podcast as usual!
The scarf is beautiful and I would really like to try the Local 🙂 Great podcast as always!
Love love love that scarf! Beautiful site!
What a great scarf! Thanks for another great episode!
Another amazing podcast! Can’t tell you enough how much I enjoy and savor each Woolful episode! Enjoyed Sasha’s connection of permaculture to yarn. Thanks too for a chance to win another lovely give away! Best to you..
O-WOOL!!
still only part way through the podcast, but loving it like always. the scarf and the wool are both beautiful!
Lovely yarn, thanks for sharing the good stuff!
Love this! OWool is so beautiful and id love to make this scarf for myself.
I enjoyed listening to Jocelyn’s story! I had never heard about her company; her yarn looks beautiful!
Loved this week’s episode as usual! Jocelyn’s story of how she just bought o-wool was so inspiring. (Side note: Must get some more o-wool)
It was so interesting to hear each of the women’s stories. I love learning about this wonderful fiber community we have!
Another very informative podcast. My fingers are crossed for this gorgeous yarn.
This was a lovely podcast, listened it on my way back to cold Toronto. I went hunting for all sorts of local yarn in New Orleans, but the scene definitely lacks the ‘local’ and natural/organic’ yarns. The shops were also quite small, in comparison to what we have here. Would love to get my hands on o-wool thought, so nice!
love this wool and podcast!
Hi! I just started listening to your podcast and i found them very inspiring! I’m from Montréal (québec Canada) and I’ve got to take a 3 hour bus ride to go to my university, those hours are very special to because i can focus on my knitting. Ive know started to add your podcast to my roadtrip-knitting ritual!
I wanted to thank for making my finer journey a little bit richer!
Merci beaucoup!
Ps: Sorry for my poor writing i’m french…
What a lovely scarf!
Another great podcast and giveaway! Well done 🙂
I’ve lately become more conscious about what I’m wearing and how I contribute to consumer culture. I’ll be listening as soon as I can set aside a chunk of time! This episode sounds super interesting! (Also, the o-wool is super pretty…and that scarf pattern is great!)
Always fun to engage in thinking about my hobby in my scattered minutes away from my two little ones
That scarf is beautiful! I would love to make it. I’ve always wanted to work with some hand dyed wool.
The Best Podcast I’ve ever heard about knitting, I will be checking out the older episodes! Thank you for the chance to win the amazing wool in the give away, The colours are gorgeous!
I have been dying to work with O-wool. I love that scarf pattern! Beautiful color combination!
I immediately went and cast on one of Jocelyn’s many gorgeous patterns. Thank you for the wonderful podcast!
I’ve been hearing about O-wool and was very curious. Thanks to this it’s now on my really must try list
I really enjoy your podcast a tremendous amount. And the scarf is lovely!
I love this wonderful podcast where I learn about such inspiring people! What a gift it is to all of us fiber folk! I sure would love to get my hands on some O Wool! 🙂
Absolutely love your podcast!
I can’t wait to listen to this episode!
Love this podcast and love O-wool!
Your podcast never fails to inspire! I have been eyeing I-wool for a while, it would be a pleasure to knit something with their delicious looking yarn.
Love the scarf and the yarn!
Loved the podcast, as always. And as always, I have a ton of new things I want to try!
such a great listen and can’t wait to get my hands on some of that yarn.
lovely podcast and giveaway, as usual! Thank you!!
I listened for the first time today. I really enjoyed the podcast!
Love this episode. Love the yarn.
yes, have always wanted to try o-wool!!!
Wow, beautiful wool!!
Always so many interesting people and passions. Thanks!
This week’s podcast was so great, thank you O-Wool and all for participating.
And that scarf <3
It seems I am usually in the minority by generally not being in love with striped scarves, but that Blue Bell has won me over for sure!
Love the blue and yellow!
Gorgeous wool! So many things I want to knit with this yarn!
My spongey mind cannot saturate with discovery. Finding you is wonderful, inspiring, and homey. Where else can a nature loving, obsessive knitting girl from Northern CA, living in Idaho find kin but on Instagram? Hallelujah interwebs!
Anyhoo. Loving the podcast, the hopalong yer gettalong KNITalong now little dawgies, and your polished look. Congrats on getting the whole thing up and off the ground. Are you more in CA or ID? Will enjoy your work wherever you are, and hope to see you somewhere, someday.
Natalie
Each week gets better and better, so excited to hear about these people and their journeys. Thank you!
Another great episode, I love the coming together of so many things: food, art, fiber, agriculture, ethics……what an amazing community.
So excited – I was just introduced to your podcast and it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for.
I am very new with knitting. On a recent visit in Philadelphia, I visited Rosie’s Cellar and heard about o-yarns. What beautiful colors and texture. How exciting to see the scarf in photo. thx for the opportunity to participate + thx for this charming local fiber!!!!