Image Copyright Juju Vail for Kettle Yarn Co.

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Sponsor

This episode of the Shinybees podcast is sponsored by Yarn in the City. Yarn in the City creates experiential yarn-centric events for knitters and makers, designed to bring people together through a shared love of craft. Yarn in the City organises the annual Great London Yarn Crawl taking place this year on Saturday, 5th September.

This year’s Yarn Crawl will also feature the addition of a one-day Pop-Up Marketplace taking place at Chelsea Old Town Hall, featuring over 30 vendors from London and around the UK. To top off the weekend, on Sunday, 6th September, Yarn in the City will be hosting pattern designer and technical editor Kate Atherley for two workshops in central London.

To book your tickets for this fantastic event, head over to www.yarninthecity.com.

Intro

Image Copyright Susan Crawford.

Thanks for all the feedback on the interview with Susan Crawford from episode 55. Her Pubslush campaign for Vintage Shetland Project is still ongoing and you can support it at various price points.

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The Interview

I’m delighted to welcome Linda Lencovic of Kettle Yarn Co to the podcast this week. Linda hand dyes beautiful yarns on the South coast of England, which she rigorously tests to ensure they are low pilling and long-wearing.

Linda just launched The Boardwalk Collection, designed in her Islington DK, a 55% Bluefaced Leicester, 45% Silk blend. Check it out in the publication below.

There will be a KAL starting for the collection over in Linda’s Ravelry group on 1 August 2015.

Where to find Linda

‘Pavillion’ in ‘Marigold’ Islington DK. Modelled by Linda.

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Head on over to Renée Callahan’s blog on 23rd July to hear all about the Pavilion pattern (shown in image above).

Wrap-Up

That’s all from me this week. As always, thank you for listening. Feedback is always appreciated, and you can email me or message me via Ravelry or social media. If you enjoyed listening today, please consider leaving an iTunes review, to help others find the podcast too. Happy crafting!