This blog has been a thought of mine for a couple years now. My husband David and I ran a successful blog for a couple years and before that I had a design blog I contributed to. However both of those journey’s ended and even when they were active pursuits, they weren’t very personal or tied to my interests and pursuits. I didn’t want to begin the commitment of writing until I knew I had time to dedicate somewhat consistently. I love finding blogs that are still active after years and being able to read through a persons journey.
The name “Woolful” comes from a lot of different places. Wool is one of the true loves of my life. It signifies warmth. Hygge if you will. A culture I would love this space to embody. Wool is natural and can be organic, a value I try to incorporate into every aspect of our lives. The other part of the name “ful” relates to a lesson I’ve been learning, the meaning of a full life since becoming a mother. Full of love, full of work, full of purpose.
When I first found out I was pregnant, knitting became a much more significant part of my life. I’ve enjoyed getting to know special friends with likeminded interests through Instagram and have dreamed of having a place where I can share and connect on a deeper level. There have been so many moments in my life since becoming a mother that I wonder “am I the only one thinking, doing, feeling, or experiencing this?”. Surely if I am, hundreds if not thousands of other women or mothers are as well. I’m hoping this is a place where by sharing my journey and interests, I can extend a hand or hug to those other women or mothers.
Here’s to a new chapter…
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Excellent podcast, I truly enjoy listening to your enthusiasm and that of your guests
Rosemary
First time listener and loved the podcast. Please enter me in your contest. Ty
Just found your podcast and love it. I plan to start at the beginning. I have enjoyed all your interviews. Your interview with Hannah Fettig was excellent.
Thank you, I now have an additional fiber source to follow on Instagram.