I got behind and I’m binging episodes today, which is so fun because I see progress on projects and lambs born every hour! Lol. I have loved the lamb pics and videos, esp the barn tour a few episodes ago when there was so much baaaaaa-ing. Amanda your pressed flowers cowl is gorgeous!
Another wonderful podcast. Love seeing the baby lambs frolic around the yard. I'm planning on going to the NH Sheep and Wool Festival on Sunday. Will stop by your booth!
I have a neck pillow which is shaped like a bone. It is quite old and I use it nightly. When I bought it, the vendor told me that it was stuffed with Suffolk and that it would never become compact. It has held up wonderfully!
Oh my the colors of your Savage Farm yarn! I’m so thrilled to have a box (not sure what I’ll make yet) - but still drooling on the beautiful colors you showed. I’d love to hear/see what others are making. Thanks for another sooo enjoyable episode. ❣
I sleep on a wool pillow made by a local sheep rancher. Yes she does everything. It did compact a little over the first several months. For someone who has had multiple whiplash sleeping on a wool pillow is the best way to go.
Good morning! Amanda, love your pressed flowers cowl. So gorgeous! Peg, no turtleneck today? Your orange sweater is so so good. Looking forward to NH sheep & Wool and hoping to see you. Amanda, there's so much to see/ do in Portsmouth, tons of shops & restaurants. I hope you have the chance to stay over. Strawberry Bank & Prescott Park are fun spots too. Also here are two more Maine designers that I failed to mention last week, Beatrice Perron Dahlen aka threadandladle and Hunter Hammersen. They both have several lovely patterns.
I just made a pillow and used fleece to fill it. I had both little neps(sp?) and batting, and it seemed too lumpy with just the loose pieces, so I used the batting for the top and bottom. I stuffed the loose pieces in between. It came out great. It is a gift for a friend.
I enjoy your podcast and have a running list of questions and things to share! About your local designer question - There’s a search in Ravelry that’s easy to do and might be of interest. On the patterns tab, go to advanced search and in the list at the bottom, you’ll see “Designer within”. Click on that, and (assuming you have your location set), you can search for within 60 miles or closer. I’m in the metrowest suburbs of Boston and have more than 13,000 patterns come up. A lot to sort through, but I’m guessing there’s also a way to see only the list of designers and not all the patterns too…I’ll see what I can figure out. Cheers
Good morning ladies. I look forward to your Millcast every Tuesday! I was so fortunate to be able to get your millbox. I was excited to see the beautiful yarn from Savage Hart Farm. Such a special yarn, thank you so much! I am wanting to use all three colors and I think these would make a lovely Odyssey Shawl by Joji Locatelli.
This was just wonderful ladies, as always! I can't thank you enough for mentioning me as one of the local designers. It was truly humbling to be mentioned among my favorite designers!! Thank you so much and hope to see you at the NH Sheep and Wool Festival. 💕
I love your weekly podcasts. Not too long and just packed with enthusiasm and fun. I could easily beg for some of Peg's teal colored yarn. All of those colors are yummy. I do understand why you are not putting it on the website but. . . I am working on a Junction Fiber Mill Sweater so I will be properly attired for the October Retreat. Must pray for cool weather.
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You two are always so excited and energetic!!! Love to listen to the Millcast every week!!!
So addicted to this millcast! Was totally drooling over the natural and dyed savage heart yarns, it must be so nice to knit with!
I got behind and I’m binging episodes today, which is so fun because I see progress on projects and lambs born every hour! Lol. I have loved the lamb pics and videos, esp the barn tour a few episodes ago when there was so much baaaaaa-ing. Amanda your pressed flowers cowl is gorgeous!
Hi Peggy and Amanda, Truly enjoy all your podcasts! Your lambs 🐑 are beautiful as is your yarns! Happy Knitting 🧶Have a great weekend!
Another wonderful podcast. Love seeing the baby lambs frolic around the yard. I'm planning on going to the NH Sheep and Wool Festival on Sunday. Will stop by your booth!
Oh definitely come on down to Maryland. We’d love to have you! ❤
I have a neck pillow which is shaped like a bone. It is quite old and I use it nightly. When I bought it, the vendor told me that it was stuffed with Suffolk and that it would never become compact. It has held up wonderfully!
Oh my the colors of your Savage Farm yarn! I’m so thrilled to have a box (not sure what I’ll make yet) - but still drooling on the beautiful colors you showed. I’d love to hear/see what others are making. Thanks for another sooo enjoyable episode. ❣
I sleep on a wool pillow made by a local sheep rancher. Yes she does everything. It did compact a little over the first several months. For someone who has had multiple whiplash sleeping on a wool pillow is the best way to go.
Good morning! Amanda, love your pressed flowers cowl. So gorgeous! Peg, no turtleneck today? Your orange sweater is so so good. Looking forward to NH sheep & Wool and hoping to see you. Amanda, there's so much to see/ do in Portsmouth, tons of shops & restaurants. I hope you have the chance to stay over. Strawberry Bank & Prescott Park are fun spots too. Also here are two more Maine designers that I failed to mention last week, Beatrice Perron Dahlen aka threadandladle and Hunter Hammersen. They both have several lovely patterns.
Hi Karen, thanks for all the tips and recommendations!
I just made a pillow and used fleece to fill it. I had both little neps(sp?) and batting, and it seemed too lumpy with just the loose pieces, so I used the batting for the top and bottom. I stuffed the loose pieces in between. It came out great. It is a gift for a friend.
Great advice!
The burnt orange looks great on Peg. Expect the jersey will get a lot of wear next winter!
I enjoy your podcast and have a running list of questions and things to share! About your local designer question - There’s a search in Ravelry that’s easy to do and might be of interest. On the patterns tab, go to advanced search and in the list at the bottom, you’ll see “Designer within”. Click on that, and (assuming you have your location set), you can search for within 60 miles or closer. I’m in the metrowest suburbs of Boston and have more than 13,000 patterns come up. A lot to sort through, but I’m guessing there’s also a way to see only the list of designers and not all the patterns too…I’ll see what I can figure out. Cheers
Wow. Thanks for the Ravelry hack! We'll give it a try.
I got the chills hearing the story about the older ewe ( who maybe should be named Ruth 😂) and her lamb .
I am sorry I missed out on Peggy’s yarn 😭😭😭
Good morning ladies. I look forward to your Millcast every Tuesday! I was so fortunate to be able to get your millbox. I was excited to see the beautiful yarn from Savage Hart Farm. Such a special yarn, thank you so much! I am wanting to use all three colors and I think these would make a lovely Odyssey Shawl by Joji Locatelli.
Send pictures!
This was just wonderful ladies, as always! I can't thank you enough for mentioning me as one of the local designers. It was truly humbling to be mentioned among my favorite designers!! Thank you so much and hope to see you at the NH Sheep and Wool Festival. 💕
We'll see you in NH!
I love your weekly podcasts. Not too long and just packed with enthusiasm and fun. I could easily beg for some of Peg's teal colored yarn. All of those colors are yummy. I do understand why you are not putting it on the website but. . . I am working on a Junction Fiber Mill Sweater so I will be properly attired for the October Retreat. Must pray for cool weather.
You lucky lady I need a holiday in US 😺 near this mill 🧶
@@zena-knittingbeans7973 I am about 900 miles away and wish I was closer but so looking forward to visiting them in the fall.
Aww the lambs just heartwarming to see 😊. As for your view 🙏🏻👌. Good to see you ladies 🧶🇬🇧
It must’ve warmed up because Peggy is NOT wearing a turtleneck!😂 love the new colors and always Savage Hart yarn!
You're so right! But Peg's known to wear turtlenecks in August so don't assume their packed away!
I would like hearing that band! sadly, I am no where close
We'll try to record some of the music! (if we can remember to...)