Yarn Library
Adam Cleevely and Georgia DenhamYarn Library is where the craft world comes to chat. Hosted by knitting influencer Adam Cleevely of CleevelyKnits and Cambridge PhD student Georgia Denham of Tulipurl, it’s a warm, witty conversation between friends about all things craft culture.
Each episode explores one topic (more or less, tangents permitting). It’s thoughtful without being serious, funny without being flippant, and welcoming... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CraftsLeisureHobbies | |||
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After many requests for longer visiting hours at the library, Adam and Georgia allow their weekly "housekeeping" to go off piste. Look forward to William Morris tears, retreat highs (and lows), and even what sealed the deal when Georgia met Dima on a... more
This week, the Yarn Library talks through mistakes and how we relate to them in our crafts – and beyond! As ever, there's some respectful disagreement, endearing anecdotes, and deep dives into parts of life you didn't think contemplable.
A full tra... more
This week, we discuss how side-by-side crafting build connection and friendships... and why Yarn Library almost became a solo project due to some Rogue Yarn Club communication mishaps. It’s a chat about gendered spaces, communities of practice, and t... more
The conversation continues with a cornucopia of tangential – yet surprisingly relevant – thoughts on learning. Adam and Georgia discuss how useful ideas can be found in unexpected places including Medicine, Formula One, and the Kindergarten.
A full... more
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- Back with style
I love the dimension of this podcast, the philosophical context of craft is fascinating.
Apple Podcasts5Liberatespace
United Kingdom15 days ago - Love the show, but waiting to get past game of wool episodes
(Edit 2 months later)
Still excited to get that show I was hoping for and that they advertised on social media as being a place to learn about craft and yarn! Looks like it is getting there now and I love the banter and interesting ideas and background both hosts share!
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(Original review)
As a poor American who cannot get the game of wool episodes (yet), I really wish they would put out an episode not focused on game of wool so I don’t have to skip it! I don’t want spoilers and who kno... more
Apple Podcasts5Chaositi
United States25 days ago - A bright spot in my week
I’m in the US and have listened since week one. Love the discussions (even about the tv show I couldn’t even watch). As a knitter who has a slight obsession with really beautiful yarn, finding this podcast was like finding my people.
Apple Podcasts5lifer917United Statesa month ago - Love this Pod!
I absolutely love this podcast! I love listening to you both talk about learning, your origin stories of learning to knit and how you’re teaching the next generation to knit and preserving this craft. As an art educator who is teaching children and other educators how to knit and other art/crafts in my job, I love learning about the different methods and context to learning. I only wish these episodes were longer because I could listen to you both all day long.
Apple Podcasts5MWoroszUnited Statesa month ago - New season
Great to have you guys back, can never get enough craft chat! I find the different viewpoints really interesting
Apple Podcasts5dtdsetUnited Kingdoma month ago
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Apple Podcasts | #5 | United States/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #232 | United States/Leisure |
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Apple Podcasts | #8 |  Canada/Leisure/Crafts |
Apple Podcasts | #96 | United Kingdom/Leisure |
Apple Podcasts | #240 | Canada/Leisure |
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What is Yarn Library about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Engaging with the world of crafts and knitting, this podcast features warm conversations between two knowledgeable hosts who navigate the intersections of craft culture, personal stories, and the latest in the knitting community. Episodes address various topics, ranging from practical learning approaches and experiences to critiques of competition shows in the knitting realm, encouraging an inclusive atmosphere for listeners regardless of their crafting expertise. The hosts maintain an insightful yet humorous tone, appealing to both avid crafters and casual enthusiasts alike, thereby fostering a sense of community around shared interests in textiles and creativity. Unique segment discussions hint at interdisciplinary relationships and the b... more
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