275–Holiday Sanity!
Charlotte BrontĂ«’s Jane Eyre, Chapters 3-4.
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Here’s a link to a picture of a Holland Pocket. Go figure Remily Knit’s Mystery KAL. Next week you can hear me talk about heroines on A Good Story is Hard to Find. Happy Holiday Sanity!
a picture of the November Incentive (donate during November 2012 and be put into a drawing for the book—donations can be one-time or a subscription).
a link to OUR NEW KNIT-A-LONG FOR JANE’S UBIQUITOUS SHAWL (Timely, eh?).
(which, of course, is for knitters, but some of you are, so…)
Or
A link to the Army of Women Calendar of Hope from last week and the Simply Sock Yarn company’s new Poste Sock.
A new and improved Subscriber interface is coming this month. I think we’ll all be happier. More on that once the files are uploaded and available.
Spread the word and have any friends-or-family who might be interested in joining you sign up too. You can Tweet the link, to your followers, too.
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Defarge Two—What (else) Would Madame Defarge Knit? —this time in color!—is in pre-orders!
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Elizabeth Klett rocks Jane Eyre for us!
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274’s book talk audio begins at 34 min or so.
http://katedaviesdesigns.com/2011/03/31/pockets/
Very interesting piece on Holland-type pockets from our favourite textile historian.
That is SUCH an awesome historical piece. Thank you so much for sharing!
On the NPR website store they have something called the Juicebar that I think charges your devices using solar power. It’s probably available other places as well, though buying from them helps you and supports public radio. Not too shabby.
After listening to this episode (it’s great, thank you!), I thought you might find these sites interesting, Heather–Hand Crank Cell Phone Charger and How to use the Internet when the Internet is gone.
Thank you for the generous provision you made for the app transition. You spoil us! I’m glad you all are all right after Sandy, but I’m so sorry for the mess your friends and family farther north must manage. Thanks again for the patterns. Hexaflexagon is amazing!
thanks for this book….looking forward to listening.
On chapters 1 & 2, I was given the option to “open in a new window” or “download”.
I can’t find that option on chapters 3 & 4…..am I just not seeing it?
thanks again…Gail
I’m listening to you right now and my jaw just dropped at the part where you discuss people subscribing, taking the patterns and audio, and then unsubscribing! I just am always so surprised that people do these things! I can’t imagine the work that goes into the prep, recording, editing, uploading, bloggging (I know I’m forgetting things!) and all the other things that go into the glorious podcast you provide to us.
Thank you, Heather. And I’m sorry some people are twits.
Hugs,
Angela