Sweaters for Dragons Podcast: Recent Comments

Comment on Episode 20 - Holiday 2009

2009-12-28T20:08:17Z

I'm glad to see you're enjoying the Amelia Peabody series. I have all of her books and her Barbara Michaels ones, too. Also, two of her non-fiction books about Egypt are back in print. Look for them under her real (gasp!) name of Barbara Mertz. Oh yes, you should also read the Vicky Bliss mysteries. I think you'd really like them, too. Happy reading/listening!

Comment on Episode 18 - Ulalume

2009-11-13T12:55:29Z

Having used Cochenille software and Stitch and Motif maker, I find KV head and shoulders above. I don't do lace but I typically recopy and reprint charts, chart written instructions, and I have designed a sweater in it. It is expensive but I like geek stuff.
Pamulla on R

Comment on Episode 15 - I Can't Do That

2009-07-30T17:01:00Z

I've been known to use coil-less safety pins for stitch markers as well. I get a large quantity of them and use them for, well, practically everything. I never thought about the rubbery rings. And your surprise was lovely. It made my entire day. :)

Comment on Episode 15 - I Can't Do That

2009-07-21T22:41:22Z

I especially liked the suggestions on the various uses of markers. I have a suggestion for you: I bought a package of rubber O rings in assorted sizes. Hmmm...they would be great markers and I would be able to find a size to fit any size knitting needle! And they are cheap, cheap, cheap! I wouldn't need to fear losing any of them!

Comment on Episode 15 - I Can't Do That

2009-07-16T13:36:57Z

I see what you mean about the color repeats on the socks. I think they turned out really cool, though. I'd be curious to see how it knits up over a large number of stitches, say for a jacket or lap blanket.

Comment on A Question

2009-06-18T16:01:20Z

Yes! Please continue your podcast! I really like listening to it! I heard about you from Lime and Violet and just began downloading your podcast a few weeks ago, only to hear you pose that question. The answer from me is Yes! I love your podcast and want to keep hearing it! Please don't go away!

Comment on A Question

2009-06-13T10:28:17Z

I would really miss your podcast. I love to hear it and I enjoy it. Sorry if I make mistakes, its easier to listen to English rather than write it, ha. I hope you will continue. Hello from Germany

Comment on A Question

2009-06-12T19:17:34Z

I hope you will continue with the podcast. Very much enjoy !!! A new knitter. j

Comment on A Question

2009-06-12T15:06:40Z

Keep on podcasting, I listen to many podcasts and seldon leave comments, I think you can multiply by at least 10 the comments to keep going.I know there have to be more people like me who like to listen but never comment.

Comment on A Question

2009-06-11T16:02:57Z

I love your podcast, Eric! Please continue to make them! My suggestion is that you should choose a particular day out of the month to have an episode posted, (aka second tuesday of the month, or something) so that your readers know when to check the site for a download.