• 14:30 min – Crafting Manifesto posts – Craftivism Tal Fitzpatrick (sorry I couldn’t find her hame while recording!) wrote the first Craftivism post I saw
and
Rebecca – who wrote in with the awesome You Wouldn’t Want to Be a Victorian Mill Worker! book last week, also wrote on the same Craftivism topic! ZEITGEIST!

• 16 min – The Depression Game and last week I got this in late: a blog post on depression from a listener (especially helpful if you have a friend who wrestles with this issue).

17:16 min – Stitches East

Come for the weekend; see me on Thursday night! I’ll arrive in the afternoon before market/Franklin are underway, so let me know if you’ll be there and we can set a meetup time and place!

| BOOK TALK | 18:22 |

Now you can see Armley Mills (not too shabby, eh?).

picture courtesy of Maia

Sarah sent in the Jane Eyre texting hilarity.

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Crochet for Baby All Year: Easy-to-Make Outfits for Every Month

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Other Stuff from this Month’s Shows

Don’t forget to listen to Jon Scholes’ The Missing Monkey Quiz Show Podcast! Episode 2 is out!
Make a Morsbag, and our CraftLit Pod
Knit a Nest article and Knit a Nest site

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Chapter 39 — North & South

Chapter 41– North & South

HELLO!

I’m Heather Ordover

Hi there and welcome!
I'm glad you found our little corner of the internet. It's a safe place to hang out, listen to a good book, and maybe get a little crafty while you do.
CraftLit has been going (almost) weekly since 2006 so we have quite a few books in our Library for you. If one isn't to your liking, I'm sure you'll find another that is.
Relax and let your ears do the reading for a bit.