Where do I find the blanket training?

Harmony segment was purely dreamy 😊

Thanks for a great podcast 😊

Simone and Betsy are expert charters.

Mattress stitch is really fast once you learn it.

Wonderful - really enjoyed the podcast

Always a joy. Thank you ladies

Enjoyed watching you ladies as usual....but am wondering what happened to Simone's Rioux pattern by Jennifer Beale? I don't think I ever saw it finished? I was looking forward to see it finished....but no pressure Simone!! 😉😉

While I’m not doing the blanket but the waves and that seal is soooo cute!!!

Always love watching to see all your lovely knitting & crocheting. Betsy your bouquet is looking beautiful, need to make some too. Kim, I'm wondering about something you mentioned on a few podcasts ago regarding being able to download all the months of the blanket, and saves you from having to send individually per month to all the folks wanting the PDF. I'm not sure how you go about doing that? I looked on Ravelry to see if I could just put it in my library and then each month the new patterns would then be added, but there is no option to do that. Thank you ladies for all your talent you share, it is so inspiring. 🤗

Thanks Ladies.GREAT episode!...YOU WIN!!!! dont think I've ever seen a sunset like that here in Nova Scotia for a very long time.Thanks Ken. 🥰🇨🇦Sharon.

Thanks Kim, Betsy and Simone for another great Woolcast. Simone, I love your sweater and it looks fabulous on you. Beautiful sunsets and music.

For the fiber festival, I would love to have a crochet workshop on colorwork, not color theory or granny squares or flowers which are relatively simple to do but doing crochet colorwork patterns and intarsia-like techniques in crochet. I’m a knitter but I’m going to tackle the Nauris Tote Bag by Molla Mills, a Finnish designer - Molla has fantastic modern colorwork crochet, many captured in her book Crochet Crush. Or Betsy, how about your crochet flower designer? That would be great too! I did get into Simone’s drop spindle class so super excited for that! Also, just a thought, I wouldn’t mind virtual instruction in a group doing the same so I could learn from others, especially if there were live helpers in the room. (Maybe with a bit of a price adjustment due to the instructor not being there live?) looking forward to October !

You are a "craft cast" and I look forward to every episode!

Thanks for another great episode! I always look forward to these podcasts!! Love the new blanket squares, sunset, and you guys are amazing with your You Can Do It projects!

Absolutely love the rapport you three have. Super upbeat and inspiring podcasts. Thanks.

Beautiful sunsets! I love Simon's raspberry crush tee.

Those sunsets were spectacular! I love sunrises and sunsets! Becky, the 12 Days of Knitmas had a shawl that had the incorporated i-cord on the sides to hide carrying the yarn over multiple rows. I THINK it was 2022/2023. The shawl had 4 colors, I'm sure, because I used magenta, purple, blue and orange - all fingering. It was just 3 stitches at each side making the i-cord. Simone, that sweater looks wonderful on you. That's a very good color for you.

Great podcast ladies. I did want to pass on a tidbit of info I heard about from my spinning group as a few members heard about this from our local guild…. they tried it and it works like a hot you know what. For fibre that has been around for a while and may have compressed some what you can steam it comes back to life and ease of spinning. I looked for a video and found info on it in youtube I will put a paste of it here as I couldn’t seem to find the easy link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l8x4Z5V02de4nmw.htmlsi=RyByddqjn_-5J7RI. I hope this works if not let me know

I’m with Betsy- so enticed by the lure of spinning my own yarn! And you asked the very question I was thinking, Betsy, “ what’s a good blend for a beginner “. Thanks for the info, Simone! Maybe you need a new colorway: PEI Sunset. 🤔

I look forward to each of your podcasts. Because the three of you have so much fun together, it feels like I’m sitting with a group of wonderful friends. Each of you brings a special talent that enriches all of us. Love your projects and how you support oneanother through them. Kim, if you haven’t yet started knitting the sleeves for your pink sweater, you could knit them both at the same time on the same needle and then they will be exactly the same length. I’ve done this for years and it’s a game-changer. The only tip I have is to pin them with a removable marker or light bulb pin close to the top, about an inch below your live stitches, so that you don’t turn your work until you’ve knit both sleeves…….speaking from experience😅 Take care and thanks for all the fun!

I find that heavily dyed Merino is often compacted in areas. After I divide the fiber into strips, I go through and predraft. Merino is often prone to breaking and forming naps. Not my favorite to spin. Beautiful when done but more , shall we say, Challenging. Love you three. Always a pleasure to watch.

I forgot a note to Simone! Harkening back, Comfrey needs to be planted where it will stay forever. If the root is ever disturbed, it will become a field of Comfrey!! It is excellent in permaculture. Planting one next to an apple tree, it will aerate the soil with its massively long taproot. Also, the leaves can be cut for mulch...a free, living supply. Also, it is astonishing to see you on pink!! It gives you a rosy complection. Beautiful!!!

Magnificent sunsets!!! I immediately saw a range of sunset colorways. After today's Tour de Fleece presentation, I swear those sunsets were bats hung from the galaxy!!! I love hearing and seeing the spinning. Though I won't be adding it to my skillet (as it is, I'll be buried cushioned by my knitting stash...), I will be savoring Betsy's maiden voyage, Kim's evolution into speed spinning, and Simone's happily wheeling away. A perfect trifecta. (Hmmm...I think there is a poem hidden there.) I mapped out PEI Fiber Festival and it is definitely doable for me. A mere 9 hours! I'll be saving for next year. WOOHOO Thank you for all your off-the-cuffness, creativity, inspiration, and tenaciosness. You are jewels in my life!!!

Great 'wool' cast and the pictures of the sunsets were beautiful. 🇬🇧

Has Simone finished the Rioux by Jennifer Beale. I watch every episode, but don't remember seeing it. Love your show. Never miss one.

Last homely house by the sea has some tips that might help quilters use prints in your quilting. 😂❤🎉❤🎉❤🤷🏼‍♀️🖖😇👍🤜🔔🤛🍀💚☘️🍏☘️💚🍀🤜🔔🤛💛🌟⭐🌟💛

I've been watching the few last episodes as Betsy slowly started down the rabbit hole of spinning. Now, she's in the "hole", and I'm sure you will do very well Betsy. Love this pod cast so much, but I can't knit during the show as there is so much to look at. The three of you really brighten a day. Barbara

Lmao, “stall as long as possible!” You’ve got some fantastic alien Jupiter skies there, one pic even had a storm spot lol. All the great things again ladies! Hey, does that silver moon blue moon micro stripe in a hat u think! Theme def my boy’s colors! And it’s worsted lol fast hat!

Also the sunsets look like a painting.

Love watching your woolcast!! I enjoy all of you so much, and you all look wonderful, but the color on Simone is outstanding. I think you may have fo reconsider your favorite palette. At least for the summer!! I think I may have to knit one for myself!!

Great woolcast! Beautiful makes and sky pictures wow!

Wow the sunsets were absolutely stunning! That you for the blanket square patterns. Love all the projects and inspiration from each of you, always such a fun woolcast😊

I’ve been wanting to comment why I love the Fiddlehead mittens. The reason why is because I have short hands and with the patterned mittens, the full pattern is longer than my hand. By adding a nice liner, knit to the length of my hand, this suggestion keeps my fingertips warm and cozy🙌

Harmony:lovely❤️

Very enjoyable 💕

A big hello from Hamburg, thanks a lot for this enjoying episode. And yes to the question of spinning. What about when the yarn breaks... Same here 😮 and then the relief.... I remember my first horror-and-relief😊😊😊😊😊

Oh my gosh! Those sunsets are absolutely stunning! Thank you for sharing.❤

Immediately thought ‘murder’ of crows might be what you were referencing! Also, I downloaded the blanket pattern squares through July in the same order. Are you saying there is a way to preorder the rest of the squares (prior to release) at this time? I didn’t see an option to order the rest of the blanket squares (August-December). Great ‘wool-cast’ as usual. I enjoy your interactions!

Contact the Woolery in Lexington Kentucky for parts for old spinning wheels. Also is it less expensive to ship from Toronto to PEI than shipping from the US?

A group of crows is called a murder of crows. I thought you might find that interesting!

As a fairly new spinner, I found if I had trouble spinning the braid, I separated in thinner strips.

Simone! I knew that color would be gorgeous on you. Love it. Thank you, all three, for your cheerful and informative show-and-tells. Thank you for the new squares. And who needs Northern Lights when we have sunsets!

Love the Episode. Thank you. ❤

I’m really enjoying watching the progression of both of your self- drafted sweaters. And those sunsets….thanks for sharing!

Our cherries were ready two weeks ago where I am in Ontario. I was trying to get my timing just right for picking....but, nope, woke up to find the trees stripped again 😂

That was so cute and made me laugh out loud when Betsy agreed to try spinning and you said it would go on Insta live and she said her face started heating up! So much fun 🤩 🧶🤩

Simone,. You were talking about how to put your quilting pieces together, Kate from The Last Homely House, has a board she uses. In her last video she uses her board to arrange her pieces.

Delighted to see the story of my grandmother in your newsletter Kim. She was an intriguing personality. A little more information about the rubber boots. She wore rubber boots because she had a bunion and a hammertoe and wearing shoes was painful so she cut a hole in the rubber boot so her toe could have room.

I've always refrain from spinning because I'm scared of falling in the rabbit hole, but if Betsy is learning, it becomes an incentive, let's see how she likes it. I love the way you help each other, sharing skills, Kim for the sewing, Simone for the spinning and charts, Betsy for the production line ... Wow ! Lovely sunsets, these colors just fill my heart, the music is also quite touching and soothing.