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Showing posts with label Upcoming Patterns. Show all posts
Sunday, April 21, 2019
Knit Up and Dye Episode 101 - New & Redefined
Very excited about the new benefit tier structure for patrons. Please check out my patreon page for more information. New shawl design on the horizon and a call for test knitters.
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at boblog111.com
BOB is on WORLD TOUR and might just be near you.
Please visit his website for a show near you.
PATRONS:
Big changes to the benefit tiers. Thank you for all your suggestions and feedback. I hope you love these new options.
"Porch Light" - Estimated release date is May 1st.
Call for test knitters for "unnamed shawl"
Email me at jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com if you are interested in test knitting. Please use Subject Line: Test Knit
Thank you all for making this possible! Love you all. See you next week.
Sunday, April 7, 2019
Knit Up and Dye Episode 100 - Casting Forward
Includes quick review demos of Long Tail Cast On, Infinite Long Tail Cast On, Chinese Waitress Cast On and my modified version: Chinese Drive-Thru Cast On.
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at boblog111.com
BOB is on WORLD TOUR and might just be near you.
Please visit his website for a show near you.
PATRONS:
Please go vote. Your feedback is important. Tell me how I can best honor you.
Upcoming shawl pattern is "Porch Light" Estimated release date is May 1st.
Thank you all for making 100 episodes possible! Love you all. See you in 2 weeks.
Saturday, March 30, 2019
Knit Up and Dye Episode 99 - Herding and Penning
Announcing a giveaway to celebrate my upcoming 100th episode! Also, a sneak peek of an upcoming pattern and I talk about events scheduled for my trunk show at Unwound in May 2019.
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at boblog111.com
"How to Eat an Elephant" Blanket
My formula is on my project page at https://www.ravelry.com/projects/jesseknits/how-to-eat-an-elephant
Celebrate Episode 100 with me!
Enter via Instagram by posting picture of any finished project using one of my patterns or yarns - use #KUAD100 OR EMAIL same to jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com Subject line: #KUAD
Upcoming shawl pattern is "Porch Light" - Estimated release date is May 1st.
Upcoming hat pattern is "Keiko" Releasing May 23rd @ Unwound - Online release to follow.
Love you all! Have a great week!
Sunday, March 17, 2019
Knit Up and Dye Episode 98 - Spot the Problem
This week I release a skein of yarn to yarn heaven, thanking it for the joy it brought and mysteries it solved. I show off the stunning progress I've made on my blanket (uh, huh...) and introduce you to my latest design: Porch Light. Join me!
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at boblog111.com
"How to Eat an Elephant" Blanket
My formula is on my project page at https://www.ravelry.com/projects/jesseknits/how-to-eat-an-elephant
Giveaway coming up to celebrate Episode 100!
Upcoming pattern is "Porch Light" Estimated release date is May 1st.
Love you all! Have a great week!
Sunday, March 3, 2019
Knit Up and Dye Episode 97 - Bad Math & Pirates
Some bad math has caused issues with the Porch Light design. My sweater yarn order has arrived and all I want to do is cast on. Temptation is at an all time high. Will I succumb and cast on, or will i persevere and finish my design? Also includes a silly gift unboxing, fuzzy friends updates, studio enhancements and the Patreon drawing.
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at boblog111.com
Featured yarn by Shannon @ Supernatural Yarns http://www.supernaturalyarns.etsy.com
THANK YOU for supporting Paperback Rider Little Free Library Fundraiser to purchase a tricycle to help distribute books for free. WE DID IT! 100% PLUS FUNDED!!
Love you all! Thank you ALL for your love & support! Go spring into something new!
Monday, February 25, 2019
Knit Up and Dye Episode 96 - Filthy and Rough, but Here!
Update on life and health. Thank you all for your support! Actually have some knitting to show off, early call for test knitters for Porch Light shawl, a pile of acquisitions to show off, and a sneak peek at this month's Patreon colorway. We've started a trial adoption of a new companion for Rudy and I've got some doggie play video at the end for your enjoyment.
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at boblog111.com
Featured yarn & bag by Shannon @ Supernatural Yarns
http://www.supernaturalyarns.etsy.com
Help support Paperback Rider Little Free Library Fundraiser to purchase a tricycle to help distribute books for free.
50% of all pattern sales and 10% of all yarn sales through end of Feburary will be donated. She is 100% funded - thank you all for your support. Our end of month final contribution will be for extraneous items such as locks and lights, etc.
You can also find stories and pictures from her literary pedaling adventures on her instagram account at @paperbackrider.lfl
Love you all! Thank you ALL for your love & support
Sunday, February 3, 2019
Knit Up and Dye Episode 94 - Fell Off the Planet
So glad to be back!! Finally feeling better after having been sick and ready to focus on all things knitty. I show off progress I've made on my How to Eat an Elephant blanket, and talk about a fundraiser I'm passionate about for Paperback Rider Little Free Library and show off some new acquisitions.
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at boblog111.com
"Thestral" on Pixie Sock by
Supernatural Yarns
www.supernaturalyarns.etsy.com
How to Eat an Elephant
My formula is on my project page at
https://www.ravelry.com/projects/jesseknits/how-to-eat-an-elephant
Help support Paperback Rider Little Free Library
Fundraiser to purchase a tricycle to help
distribute books for free.
Exclusive colorway and products can be found at
www.dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com in the
Paperback Rider Benefit section.
Direct donations can be made via
https://www.gofundme.com/paperbackrider
You can also find stories and pictures from her literary pedaling
adventures on her instagram account at @paperbackrider.lfl
Love you all! Have a great week!
Saturday, January 5, 2019
Knit Up and Dye Episode 93 - Goals, Not Resolutions
I show off my progress on my How to Eat an Elephant blanket, my prep work for the Squircle sock demo, announce my next trip to Unwound in La Crosse, WI, and draw the winners for this month's Patreon drawing. Thank you everyone for hanging in through my choppy edits.
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at boblog111.com
How to Eat an Elephant
My formula is on my project page at
https://www.ravelry.com/projects/jesseknits/how-to-eat-an-elephant
Help support Little Free Library Paperback Rider
Fundraiser to purchase a tricycle to help
distribute books for free.
Exclusive colorway and products can be found at
www.dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com in the
Paperback Rider Benefit section.
10% of all sales for January 2019 through my Etsy shop
will be donated.
50% of sales of the exclusive Paperback Rider colorway
will be donated.
Direct donations can be made via
https://www.gofundme.com/paperbackrider
You can also find stories and pictures from her literary pedaling
adventures on her instagram account at @paperbackrider.lfl
Stay healthy my friends!
See you soon!
Sunday, August 19, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 79 - Definitions
I share a little about my design process, talking about gauge, how I found the right stitch definition and drape for my latest design and the edits I'll be making as I move forward with its development. Reminders for the Design Along, Ornament Exchange and Knit Together Community Mixer.
Knit Up & Dye
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: www.dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at www.boblog111.com
Give some podcaster love to:
Scott & John @ Sweet Tea No Shade
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLVrcYgv-67UsT7tcVv-0sg
Lee-Ann @ Southern Colonial Dyeworks
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9GJuPQ78_XMEhdvwMdfKoA
Daniel & Patrick @ Daniel & Patrick Craziness!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc3HgYHDerurptDN3s2aQMw/videos
Online Events!
Design Along!
Join us on Ravelry in the "Knit Up & Dye Podcast" group.
https://www.ravelry.com/groups/knit-up--dye-podcast
Click on any of the "Design Along" threads.
Deadline is September 1st
Two Prizes – Voted Favorite and Random Drawing
Pack One:
Pink Drawstring Bag by Faye Jones
Yarn: “Robins Egg” courtesy of Rosalee Millet of Yarn Matrix
www.yarnmatrix.etsy.com
Stitch Markers from Neetsey’s Porch
www.neetseysporch.etsy.com
Coca Cola Progress Keeper courtesy of Capi @ The Yarn and I
www.theyarnandi.etsy.com
Collection of Silk Road Socks Hunter Hammersen Coloring Postcards gifted from Jenna
Pack Two:
Blue Floral Zip Bag by Faye Jones
Yarn: ”Party in the Pot” courtesy of Rosalee Millet of Yarn Matrix
www.yarnmatrix.etsy.com
Stitch Markers from Neetsey’s Porch
www.neetseysporch.etsy.com
Namaste Hand & Elephant courtesy of Capi’s Mom Marsha @ The Yarn and I
www.theyarnandi.etsy.com
Pattern of Choice courtesy of Carmen Nuland of A Simple Homestead Designs
https://www.ravelry.com/stores/asimplehomestead-designs 32 designs to choose from!
Ornament Exchange!
Join us on Ravelry in the "Knit Up & Dye Podcast" group
https://www.ravelry.com/groups/knit-up--dye-podcast
Click on "Ornament Exchange" for details and registration OR Visit www.dyemonkeyyarns.com
and click on "Ornament Exchange" to register.
Registration is open until September 1st. Open to U.S. only - $7.00 participation fee
Knit Pals Community Mixer!
Join us on Ravelry in the "Knit Up & Dye Podcast" group
https://www.ravelry.com/groups/knit-up--dye-podcast and click on "Knit Pals Community Mixer"
Registration CLOSES August 24th.
Please join this fantastic, loving, supportive community.
We'd love to have you.
Contact Unwound to reserve your spot at the brunch and/or your class space!!
See you next time!
Monday, August 13, 2018
A History in Needles
Have you ever questioned your possession of certain needles?
Tonight, I've been busy working on a new design. Yes, I know... What about the six other unfinished projects you promised to work on Jesse? Hush! Strike while the iron is hot or the muse runs away. Beside all that, my mum wanted a pattern designed for her with certain specifications, and I aim to please. (HI Mom!)
For this particular project, I'm reworking an already familiar shape and structure with a significant shift in gauge, moving from a fingering to a worsted weight. This took swatching. Gauge swatches are important, and if you question this, check out the epic hat from my last podcast.
I started out on a US 8, but found myself disappointed in how poorly the texture was showing in the fabric I created. My natural response to poor stitch definition is to move to a smaller needle. I don't really understand this tendency. My thinking was that smaller = tighter = finer = more emphasis on texture. I guess I thought I could torture the look I wanted out of this yarn by pressuring it into submission on small needles. Sadly, a smaller needle was also going to cause a denser, less draping fabric, which was not going to work for this design, so I opted to go up a needle size before scraping the whole design.
An interesting thing happened. When I went up to a US 9, the stitch definition improved. The drape still wasn't quite what I wanted, but the result was encouraging. I soldiered on and moved even further up the chain to a US 10. We have a winner! The textured stitch was even more defined and the fabric had drape. This little experiment, of course, had me studying the stitch structure to understand why the definition improved. The answer is simple: with the larger stitches, there is more yarn with more room to move, and thusly, the purls can pop further in relief from the stockinette background. But, I digress. This wasn't the most interesting feature of this exercise for me.
What interested me most about this little swatch exercise was my collection of needles. I was working with circular needles. I'm proud to admit to a significant and broad collection of tools. I love my needles; they make knitting a joy. However... When exactly, and for what project, did I obtain a 60 inch US 10 needle?!? I cannot think of ANY project in my past that required such a needle. I even took a minute to troop through my Ravelry project pages to try and identify what triggered that acquisition, and although I was unable to exact a history, tonight I'm thrilled to have it among my tools as it's the right tool for this job.
Clearly, it's past my bedtime when my curiosity is peaked by the history of an acquisition over the science behind an accomplishment.
Tonight, I've been busy working on a new design. Yes, I know... What about the six other unfinished projects you promised to work on Jesse? Hush! Strike while the iron is hot or the muse runs away. Beside all that, my mum wanted a pattern designed for her with certain specifications, and I aim to please. (HI Mom!)
For this particular project, I'm reworking an already familiar shape and structure with a significant shift in gauge, moving from a fingering to a worsted weight. This took swatching. Gauge swatches are important, and if you question this, check out the epic hat from my last podcast.
I started out on a US 8, but found myself disappointed in how poorly the texture was showing in the fabric I created. My natural response to poor stitch definition is to move to a smaller needle. I don't really understand this tendency. My thinking was that smaller = tighter = finer = more emphasis on texture. I guess I thought I could torture the look I wanted out of this yarn by pressuring it into submission on small needles. Sadly, a smaller needle was also going to cause a denser, less draping fabric, which was not going to work for this design, so I opted to go up a needle size before scraping the whole design.
An interesting thing happened. When I went up to a US 9, the stitch definition improved. The drape still wasn't quite what I wanted, but the result was encouraging. I soldiered on and moved even further up the chain to a US 10. We have a winner! The textured stitch was even more defined and the fabric had drape. This little experiment, of course, had me studying the stitch structure to understand why the definition improved. The answer is simple: with the larger stitches, there is more yarn with more room to move, and thusly, the purls can pop further in relief from the stockinette background. But, I digress. This wasn't the most interesting feature of this exercise for me.
What interested me most about this little swatch exercise was my collection of needles. I was working with circular needles. I'm proud to admit to a significant and broad collection of tools. I love my needles; they make knitting a joy. However... When exactly, and for what project, did I obtain a 60 inch US 10 needle?!? I cannot think of ANY project in my past that required such a needle. I even took a minute to troop through my Ravelry project pages to try and identify what triggered that acquisition, and although I was unable to exact a history, tonight I'm thrilled to have it among my tools as it's the right tool for this job.
Clearly, it's past my bedtime when my curiosity is peaked by the history of an acquisition over the science behind an accomplishment.
Sunday, August 12, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 78 - Reflections
This episode is a reflective look at the podcast, how designs have developed and lessons learned, with a responsive projection of things to come.
Knit Up & Dye
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: www.dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at www.boblog111.com
Online Events!
Design Along!
Join us on Ravelry in the "Knit Up & Dye Podcast" group.
https://www.ravelry.com/groups/knit-up--dye-podcast
Click on any of the "Design Along" threads.
Deadline is September 1st
Ornament Exchange!
Join us on Ravelry in the "Knit Up & Dye Podcast" group
https://www.ravelry.com/groups/knit-up--dye-podcast
Click on "Ornament Exchange" for details and registration
OR Visit www.dyemonkeyyarns.com
and click on "Ornament Exchange" to register.
Registration is open until September 1st.
Open to U.S. only - $7.00 participation fee
Knit Pals Community Mixer!
Join us on Ravelry in the "Knit Up & Dye Podcast" group
https://www.ravelry.com/groups/knit-up--dye-podcast
Click on "Knit Pals Community Mixer"
Registration is open until August 24th.
Please join this fantastic, loving, supportive community.
We'd love to have you.
See you next time!
Sunday, July 22, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 76 - Matters of Size and Ambiguity
Knit Up & Dye
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: www.dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at www.boblog111.com
Featured Patterns & Yarns:
"Squircle" sock pattern by General Hogbuffer- Free on Ravelry
Fingering weight yarns:
"Iris" and "Firepit" on Dogwood Tweed
Find Southern Colonial Dyeworks on...
Etsy: www.scdyeworks.etsy.com
Instagram: scdyeworks
And check out her podcast!!!
Design Along!
Join us on Ravelry in the "Knit Up & Dye Podcast" group.
Post your entry by September 1st.
2018 Holiday Ornament Exchange
To register: www.dyemonkeyyarns.com
Raverly Group Thread: https://www.ravelry.com/discuss/knit-up--dye-podcast/3807021
Give 6, Get 6 & More
$7 participation fee
Open to US only.
Are you a brave soul interested in Test Knitting
the "Barn Dance" shawl?
Please contact me at: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com or
visit us on Ravelry at:
https://www.ravelry.com/discuss/jessica-lheureux-designs/3809577
Want to know more about yarn sizing standards?
https://www.craftyarncouncil.com/standards/yarn-weight-system
Love you! See you in TWO WEEKS.
I'll miss you!
Sunday, June 24, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 73 - Powerful Reminder
General review of works in progress, reveal of finished Farmhouse Shawl, and call for test knitters.
Thank you.
I am grateful to everyone who reached out to me with support.
You made a hard thing infinitely more endurable.
Knit Up & Dye
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: www.dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at www.boblog111.com
Featured Patterns & Yarns:
Farmhouse Shawl by Jessica L'Heureux
Shown in Samba Monkey 100% Superwash Merino
high twist single fingering weight 100g/400 yards
colorways are: "Wet Sand" and "Dark Roast"
Testers Wanted.
Please email me at jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com and use Subject: Farmhouse Test Knit
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Put your left hand on your right side.
Put your right hand on your left side.
Squeeze.
There, I gave you a hug.
Repeat as often as necessary.
You are loved.
Sunday, June 17, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 72 - Sometimes, it takes a stranger
This episode is dedicated to W.J.
All my love. Keep going. We will do this together.
This episode includes some seriously emotional (on my part) discussion about worthiness, vulnerability and shame as well as how knitting and the knitting community are involved in the healing process. There is also a full demonstration of how to block the farmhouse shawl - or any unique shaped shawl, for that matter.
Knit Up & Dye
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: www.dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at www.boblog111.com
Featured Patterns & Yarns:
"Farmhouse" Shawl by Jessica L'Heureux
Pattern in development - stay tuned
Samba Monkey - high twist single fingering weight
100% merino 100g / 400 yards Shown in "Wet Sand" and "Dark Roast"
Also featuring the wisdom of Brene Brown, Ph.D. LMSW
You can find her at www.brenebrown.com
Thank you all for your love and support. See you next week.
Sunday, June 10, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 71 - Second Me
Were cloning an option, I'd get so much more done... progress on Farmhouse Shawl, discussion about yardage declarations in patterns and whether or not yardage statements include quantities sufficient for swatching.
Knit Up & Dye
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: www.dyemonkeyyarns.com
Email: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at www.boblog111.com
Featured Patterns & Yarns:
Southern Colonial Dyeworks by Lee-Ann Buhr
http://scdyeworks.etsy.com
Featuring:
"Last Light" fingering on Dogwood Tweed Sock
"One Shot" on Magnolia Sock
Watch this space for upcoming giveaway details to
win "One Shot"!!!
Design Along!
Join us on Ravelry in the "Knit Up & Dye Podcast" group.
Vote for a theme, design and win!
Open call for prize donations!
If you are feeling generous, I'm looking for design along prize
donations.
Please contact me at: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
LIVE!
June 13th - Right here on YouTube!
GMT 1am / Eastern 9pm / Central 8pm /
Mountain 7pm / Pacific 6pm
Come join the fun! Live talk/Q&A!
If they can clone sheep, why can't they clone the people
knitting from them...?
Love you! See you next time.
Sunday, April 29, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 66 - Let's Have a Parade
This is a double length episode (more or less) to make up for the missed week and really short episode last time. I feature a full parade of all my WIPs, talk about the Design-Along, and call for feedback on a Knit-together community building Knit-Pals idea I have, and announce my upcoming Anniversary Sale (Get 30% off everything in my shop May 1-31, 2018 using coupon code: MONKEYTURNS3 or use link to auto apply discount.)
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Knit Up & Dye
Host: Jessica L'Heureux
Ravelry: jesseknits
Ravelry Group: Knit Up & Dye Podcast
Instagram: dyemonkeyyarns
Blog: www.dyemonkeyyarns.com
Etsy: http://dyemonkeyyarns.etsy.com
Patreon: https://patreon.com/knitupanddye
Theme Music:
"Throw the Hammer Hard" - Bob Log III
Thank you, thank you, Bob for letting me use this!
Buy his music at www.boblog111.com
Featured Patterns & Yarns:
Lost in Space Socks - improvised
on Dye Monkey Yarns Mambo Monkey in "Royal Blunders"
"Squircle" by General Hogbuffer- Free on Ravelry
on Paintbox Yarns Socks in "Fairisle - Storybook"
"Venetian Dream" by Josee Paquin - Available on Ravelry
on Manos Del Uruguay Alegria "Rambla Sur"
Unnamed Toe Up Socks - improvised
on Premier Yarns Wool-Free Sock "Meadows"
"Daelyn Pullover" by Isabell Kraemer - Available on Ravelry
Vanna's Choice by Lion Brand Yarns "Purple"
"Adventurous" (aka I Blame Carolyn) - Available on Ravelry
Multiple Yarns!
How to Eat an Elephant Blanket
Formula in my project page on Ravelry
Multiple Yarns!
"Farmhouse" Shawl by Jessica L'Heureux
Design in development
"Fox Paws" by Xandy Peters - Avalable on Ravelry
on Knit Picks Palette in "Tarragon" "Eggplant" "Tomato"
"Semolina" and "Clover"
(like a pasta dish with edible floral garnish!)
"Overflow" Shawl by Jessica L'Heureux
Design in development
"Dark Hero Socks" - improvised
on Supernatural Yarns Sprite Sock in
"They're Screwing with the Wrong People"
"The Duchess of Santa Fe" Wrap by Jessica L'Heureux
Design in development
on Supernatural Yarns Nymph Sock in "Belle"
Design Along!
Join us on Ravelry in the "Knit Up & Dye Podcast" group.
Vote for a theme, design and win!
Open call for prize donations!
If you are feeling generous,
I'm looking for design along prize
donations.
Please contact me at: jesse@dyemonkeyyarns.com
And just like any other parade...
this went on ENTIRELY TOO LONG!
Love you! See you next time.
Monday, February 12, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 57 - Inside Out
Includes a quick demonstration of English vs Portuguese knitting styles, an update on my progress with "1000 things", project progress as well as a new project specifically utilizing the Portuguese knitting style.
Sunday, February 4, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 56 - Changes and 1000 Things
I'm making some changes and adopting a new knitting technique due to shoulder injury. Episode features discussion regarding current projects, upcoming test knits, new colorways, Portuguese knitting and ridding my life of 1000 things. Also includes announcements for Patreon drawing winners for February.
Sunday, January 28, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 55 - Blame it on someone
Show off my progress on current projects, discuss allowing failure in your dye process, show off Let's Get Bubbly kits. Currently seeking test knitters for Madly Addicted Two Ewe.
Sunday, January 21, 2018
Knit Up and Dye Episode 54 - My 45th!
Brief tutorial of my "cross-pot" pour technique, discussion about multiple projects and multiple project bags, works in progress, designs in progress and future projects. Call for test knitters. Contains coupon code.
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