I Thought I Knew How is a podcast about learning what you thought you already knew in both knitting and life, featuring interviews with members of the fiber arts community around the world, product reviews, and musing about knitting and life. Visit our website at IThoughtIKnewHow.com
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In this episode, Anne sits down with Solveigh Lass-Evans of Iolair Yarn and designer of the Sea Pink Top. Solveigh shares her fiber craft journey, including how a major loss sparked a new career as a hand dyer and designer. more
In this episode, meet Fay Dashper-Hughes, designer of both knit and crochet patterns, host of The Crochet Circle Podcast, and owner of Provenance Craft Co. Fay designed the Dunnet Bay Hap from Issue 3 of The Journal of Scottish Yarns and shares her p... more
In this episode, meet Jess of Ginger Twist Studio, a lovely local yarn store that doubles as a popular fiber destination for visitors to Edinburgh, Scotland. Jess's handdyed yarn has appeared several times in the pages of The Journal of Scottish Yarn... more
Anne’s voice is soothing to listen to and her laugh is infectious. The interviews are fascinating and I’ve learned so much in the episodes I’ve listened to so far. I love learning fiber art history and appreciate the focus on sustainability. I’m so glad I found this podcast!
Just started to listen. It’s a relaxing podcast to listen to while driving to and from the gym. more
This podcast is my new favorite- super relaxing and informative about knitting and I love the Real-Life content too. As someone who has ups and downs it is nice to hear that other people’s lives take a similar trajectory sometimes (although I wish Anne all the best of course). It’s just that listening to other podcasts can paint an overly rosy picture sometimes.
Hi Anne. I have returned to knitting (again) after retiring (again). I am binge listening and on episode 15. I have really enjoyed your podcast especially the music and your progress on the master knitter program. Looking forward to getting caught up to present.
Interesting episodes but PLEASE delete the music!
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this podcast launched 5 years ago and published 113 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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