Author Archives: Lisa Cannon

Thanks for watching this week’s episode! Show notes with time stamps can be found below. I’d love to hear from you, so please feel free to leave general episode comments in any of the usual places: here on YouTube, in the episode thread in the Fibernymph Dye Works Ravelry group, or in the Episode 351 post in the Fibernymph Dye Works blog (links to all locations are at the bottom of the show notes). Be advised that links preceded with an asterisk do take you […]Continue reading →

Thanks for watching this 350th episode! Show notes with time stamps can be found below. If you’re entering the 350th Episode Drawing, you’ll need to do that in the comments on YouTube (see details below). Otherwise, please feel free to leave general episode comments in any of the usual places: on YouTube, in the episode thread *in the Fibernymph Dye Works Ravelry group, or here in the Episode 350 blog post (links to all locations are at the bottom of the show notes). Be advised […]Continue reading →

Thanks for watching this week’s episode! Show notes with time stamps can be found below. Please feel free to leave comments here, on YouTube, or in the episode thread in the Fibernymph Dye Works Ravelry group (links to all locations are at the bottom of the show notes). Be advised that links preceded with an asterisk do take you to Ravelry. I’ve included non-Ravelry links whenever possible. Intro5:05 – Finished ObjectsFelix CardiganPattern: Felix Cardigan, by Amy Christoffers* https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/felix-cardiganYarn: Blacker Yarns, Cornish Garden, Cotehele Golden Orange […]Continue reading →

Thanks for watching this week’s episode! Show notes with time stamps can be found below. Please feel free to leave comments here, on YouTube, or in the episode thread in the Fibernymph Dye Works Ravelry group (links to all locations are at the bottom of the show notes). Be advised that links preceded with an asterisk do take you to Ravelry. I’ve included non-Ravelry links whenever possible. There is handheld, walking footage from the beginning of the video through 3:42. 3:42 – Intro 6:53 – […]Continue reading →

Episode 347 is now up on YouTube, or you can watch here: Show notes with time stamps are below. Please feel free to leave comments here, on YouTube, or in the episode thread in the Fibernymph Dye Works Ravelry group (links to all locations are at the bottom of the show notes). Be advised that links preceded with an asterisk do take you to Ravelry. I’ve included non-Ravelry links whenever possible. Intro00:29 – Finished Objects• PumpkinPattern: Knit Pumpkins, by Stacey LieckfeldtYarn: FDW Ridgetop fingering, one […]Continue reading →

Episode 346 on YouTube. Thanks for watching this week’s episode! I apologize, but I am really short on time this week, so I’m not able to put together detailed show notes and time stamps for this episode. Some important things I want to draw your attention to though: First, I included a note at the beginning of the podcast, but I’ll mention it here as well – the sound and video are out of sync just slightly through the first part of the episode…no idea […]Continue reading →

Thanks for watching this week’s episode! It’s available on YouTube or you can watch it here. Show notes with time stamps can be found below. Please feel free to leave comments here on YouTube, in the episode thread in the Fibernymph Dye Works Ravelry group, or in the Episode 345 post in the Fibernymph Dye Works blog (all linked below). Please note that links preceded with an asterisk do take you to Ravelry. I’ve included non-Ravelry links whenever possible. Note that some links to go […]Continue reading →

Related to my 19 Favorites in 2019 video, here is a complete list of the books I “read.” (Honestly, these were all audiobooks, since I mainly “read” while I work, and the audio format works best for that! I did have some actual print books that I read parts of, as well as many magazines and online articles, but I’m not including those here.) I’m including a brief note or rating about each. Note that books marked with an asterisk were ones are Audible Originals […]Continue reading →

In this episode, I share 19 of my “favorites” from 2019. The categories are wide ranging, but I hope you’ll enjoy it! What are your favorites from this year? If you had something that really tickled you in the past twelve months, I’d love to hear about it! Please leave a comment here or on the YouTube video! (These may not be in the same order as I mentioned them in the video! And I’ve added a list of all of my audiobooks I listened […]Continue reading →