Alright! Now we’ve officially returned to our regular schedule!
This week, I’ve got a great episode for you… Sarah Wilson (aka. The Sexy Knitter) will be on! Sarah both knits and crochets, and I adore her mission to encourage all women to feel confident in their own skin! Besides, Sarah’s lots of fun, so I hope you enjoy her as much as I do!
Helpful listening tip: the recording software works slightly differently for capturing phone conversations… so you may want to turn the volume up a notch once the interview with Sarah begins.
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The Episode
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Below the player is an outline and list of links to products/websites/things I chat about during the episode.
Hi! (00:00), What’s new in Stacey world? A CSA! (01:08), Some travel adventures (04:07), What Stacey’s working on (7:53)
Feature topic (9:47), How Sarah’s crafty got started (10:20), Sarah’s message (16:15), Rockin’ your style (23:15), Tool Tins! (47:13)
- Sarah’s blog
- Vanessa’s awesome post
- The Knitter’s Book of Yarn
- Sarah’s Etsy shop
- Sarah’s Ravelry Group
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Your mention of Hershey Park brought back memories. The first time I went to Hershey, they still gave tours of the actual chocolate factory. I loved the machine that squirted out the kisses.
I have relatives in Syracuse. I’ll have to ask them for tips on things to do there the next time you have a yen for Dinosaur barbecue. If you like museums of various sorts, there’s the Everson Art Museum and the Erie Canal Museum.