Podcast Episode #258: Willie Smith
In this podcast interview, knitting teaching Willie Smith explains his expertise in teaching new knitters to confidently tackle projects.
In this podcast interview, knitting teaching Willie Smith explains his expertise in teaching new knitters to confidently tackle projects.
Here are 9 expert tips for successfully teaching children to knit and crochet shared by Nigerian instructor, Elizabeth Okeyele.
In this podcast interview, Dana Williams-Johnson talks about her journey from blogging about accessories to studying Black women in media.
In this podcast interview, Anna Hrachovec explains how she began designing knitting patterns for miniature creatures and knitting soft sculptures that she then animates.
In this podcast episode, Meghan Fernandes, co-founder of Pom Pom Quarterly, explains how she and a friend she met while working at a yarn shop created and launched an independent knitting magazine that now spans two continents.
In this podcast interview, knitwear designer Andrea Mowry traces her creative career from working as a pastry chef to returning to a love of knitting and creating a business with knitwear design that supports her family.
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In this podcast episode, Jewell Washington talks about her creative journey as founder of Northknits and Our Maker Life.
The founders of the knitting pattern app, Knitrino, speak out about Apple’s initial rejection of their app in the App Store.