Rachel & Rebecca sit down to talk about all things handspinning, yarn, fibre, and community. Join them to deepen the conversation in the Wool n' Spinning community.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Dear Spinning Circle,
Today. On Wool n' Spinning Radio. Dionne sat Rebecca & Rachel down to quiz them about Knit City Vancouver 2025. Rebecca & Rachel had spent the weekend exploring the marketplace, meeting with everyone in our community & of cours... more
Dear Spinning Circle,
Today. On Wool n' Spinning Radio, Dionne, Rebecca and Rachel attempted to sow dissent and debate the merits of calling those handspun yarns that are not conventionally spun as 'novelty', 'art' or 'textured'. Increasingly, we ar... more
Dear Spinning Circle,
Today. On Wool n’ Spinning Radio. We sat down together to discuss how Tour de Fleece went for each of us, what we accomplished and what went well. We each had some finished spins and Rebecca shares spinning while travelling aga... more
Dear Spinning Circle,
Today. On Wool n’ Spinning Radio. Rebecca and Rachel sat down with Dionne Carter, a long-time pillar of the Wool n’ Spinning Community. Dionne joined the community in 2021 and became an integral member right from the get-go. He... more
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As a spinner for decades, I’ve been craving a podcast to listen to all about my favorite craft. I learn so much during every episode and the interviews are fabulous. I’ve been a long time watcher of Rachel’s YouTube videos, but this experience is such an amazing added enriching experience with so much goodness in each recording. I’m so grateful to learn so much from both Rachel and Rebecca and all of their amazing guests!
They are so pleasant, talk about such interesting topics, and drop episodes at just the right pace.
What great content and ideas you are sharing.
Seems like a cute little talk show for crafters. Covers everything from spinning yarn to decorating cakes. Not sure what book they are using (hopefully its on audible) but i like the idea of a year of color. Now I've started making a color wheel quilt.
Seems like a cute little talk show for crafters. Covers everything from spinning yarn to decorating cakes. Not sure what book they are using (hopefully its on audible) but i like the idea of a year of color. Now I've started making a color wheel quilt.
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The discussions focus primarily on the art of handspinning, yarn crafting, and fiber arts, along with the sense of community that surrounds these interests. Episodes explore a variety of topics including the intricacies of yarn types, personal creative journeys, and the role of community support in artistic practices. Unique insights into individual experiences in crafting, mental health considerations, and practical advice for both beginners and experienced crafters are prevalent, establishing a rich dialogue about personal and collective growth in fiber arts. Potential listeners can expect engaging conversations that not only celebrate the artistic journey but also delve into the emotional and community aspects of crafting.
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Recent guests on Wool n' Spinning Radio include:
1. Debbie Held
2. Lisa Schweitzer
3. Becca Roy
4. Maxwell Stein
5. Max Will Spin
6. Melissa Goulet
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