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Sep 29, 2026

GosiaHOST
17:54
[laughs]
VeronicaHOST
17:55
And someone really kindly suggested that I use the, like, Ravelry, um, and, like, using, like, a Ravelry tool to kinda track that, and it's such a good idea, but I think my list is so long and daunting that it, like ...
VeronicaHOST
18:10
I know it wouldn't in reality take me a long time, but something about the really chaotic spreadsheet is, like, really comforting to me, and I'm like, I know everything's in there.
VeronicaHOST
18:19
So I kinda just like it.
GosiaHOST
18:24
No, like, that, that's so kind of somebody to be like, "Hey, I have a cute suggestion for you." You're like, "No, for sure.
GosiaHOST
18:29
Thank you very much," but, um, something about this chaos just- [laughs]
VeronicaHOST
18:34
I think I should do the Ravelry run.
VeronicaHOST
18:35
The only, the only thing is, like, I don't know how to use Ravelry Like, I don't use it.
LisaHOST
8:36
example.
CarolineHOST
8:39
Yes, and I put, you know, fluff cardigan into the Ravelry surge engine and it didn't really spit out that much, but that was one of them.
LisaHOST
8:51
Yeah, because that's what I did too, before you.
LisaHOST
8:54
I just ate the pictures.
Marie AdorantiHOST
29:18
And if you're not a knitter or a crocheter like I am, you might not know that there is an entire online universe surrounding yarn.
Marie AdorantiHOST
29:27
And back in the late 2000s, a huge part of that universe lived on a website called Ravelry.
Marie AdorantiHOST
29:33
and so i i've bought yarn from like not not mass-produced yarn at like michael's like i've bought like yeah i'm like yarn shops where like these are hand dyed by like a by the lady in a farm who gets her own alpaca well
Nicolina SavelliHOST
29:49
whatever
Marie AdorantiHOST
29:50
but it's fucking expensive so this type of yarn is not like typically purchased by me okay okay Right.
Marie AdorantiHOST
29:58
So back to Ravelry.
Marie AdorantiHOST
29:59
So Ravelry was and still is basically like the Internet headquarters for fiber artists.
Marie AdorantiHOST
30:07
I use it.
AlysonHOST
6:09
'Cause you sandwich me in.
VivianHOST
6:10
[laughs] Um, so I have my Sea Glass Hat.
VivianHOST
6:17
I'm starting to do the crown decreases.
VivianHOST
6:20
So since you didn't watch our last episode, uh, I've alr-
AlysonHOST
7:32
Mm.
VivianHOST
7:33
But yeah, I have, I haven't really worked on it since, that much since our last episode because I was doing something else.
VivianHOST
7:39
So this is the Sea Glass Hat by Wool and, Wool and Pine.
VivianHOST
7:45
And my second WIP is why I haven't been working on anything else, and this is my fourth Lento.
Polly BakerHOST
21:01
Yeah.
Staci PerryHOST
21:01
Um, I will put all those links in the show notes.
Staci PerryHOST
21:04
That is it for this week.
Staci PerryHOST
21:05
Until next week, stay warm, my friends.
GemmaHOST
2:41
Your comments are welcome.
GemmaHOST
2:43
Please feel free to comment on the blog at cognitive, don't forget the K, podcast.blogspot.com, or on our group on Ravelry.
GemmaHOST
2:53
Most of the comments do go to the group on Ravelry.
GemmaHOST
2:56
In the warm thanks department, I have to thank my Australian family, that is Chris Ah, and Professor Chris Ah's husband, and our mutual child, Lydia.
GemmaHOST
3:08
All right, now I know I'm pushing that, Chris, and thank you for your patience.
GemmaHOST
6:08
Well, first of all, the link to the information is right there in the show notes.
GemmaHOST
6:13
Cognitive Fiber Retreat 12, 2026 in bright red so you don't miss it.
GemmaHOST
6:19
The link will take you to the information thread on Ravelry.
LizGUEST
7:23
sure yeah no I love those colors though that's really turning out
AmandaHOST
7:26
thank you I'm excited about it and we love to see your progress on the knit along on social media and Ravelry so thank you everybody for continuing to post yes okay what's next okay we got something very exciting to talk about people been asking people have been asking and we can finally say it's here hunting season
LizGUEST
7:50
yay not
AmandaHOST
7:52
just orange

28 MINS LATER

AmandaHOST
35:49
Feel how this garment I've worked for
LizGUEST
35:51
months on came out.
LizGUEST
35:53
It's like walking Ravelry, so you don't even need to cruise.
LizGUEST
35:57
But yeah, those are my tips.
Jamie LomaxGUEST
7:06
But, um, yeah, I needed something to do with my hands, and I was on these, uh, Teams calls during the lockdown, and, uh, started knitting.
Jamie LomaxGUEST
7:14
And I was modifying every pattern that I got, so I'd buy a pattern on Ravelry, and then I'd modify the heck out of it.
Jamie LomaxGUEST
7:20
And so my sibling suggested I design my own, which is when I told them, like I said earlier, what could I possibly make that is new? Um, but they encouraged me to try anyway, and my first couple patterns were very traditional.
Greg CohoonHOST
7:31
Mm-hmm.

43 MINS LATER

Jamie LomaxGUEST
50:52
With ADHD, I can't manage more than one social platform, [laughs] so it's the Instagram.
Jamie LomaxGUEST
50:56
And then our website is PacificKnitCo.com. Um, m- we mentioned that a little bit earlier, and that is where you can buy all my patterns or the card decks themselves.
Jamie LomaxGUEST
51:04
If you want the digital patterns that we have, they're also on Ravelry.
Jamie LomaxGUEST
51:07
I've got a Ravelry shop as well.
Adam CleevelyHOST
3:54
[laughs]
Charlotte StoneGUEST
3:55
And it, it went to the top of, top of Ravelry.
Charlotte StoneGUEST
3:59
It was inspired by him.
Charlotte StoneGUEST
4:00
You remember he was wearing those mitts?
Charlotte StoneGUEST
4:04
Yeah.
Charlotte StoneGUEST
4:04
So I did a sock pattern inspired by that, and it went up.
Charlotte StoneGUEST
4:08
I released it for free and it went up to the top of Ravelry.
Adam CleevelyHOST
4:10
Hmm.
GemmaHOST
1:30
Please feel free to comment on the blog at cognitivepodcast.blogspot.com. Do not forget the K in cognitive.
GemmaHOST
1:38
Or you can go to our group on Ravelry.
GemmaHOST
1:42
Since the show notes are over on the Cognitive Podcast blog, you can find everything I talk about in the show notes.
GemmaHOST
1:50
And we have some pretty darn good photos, all things considered today.

49 MINS LATER

GemmaHOST
50:42
So this is, what I'm saying is, this is a very easy to get to store.
GemmaHOST
50:47
So I walk into the Woven End Yarn Cafe.
GemmaHOST
50:52
And son of a gun, they had the yarn I needed, which was Malabrigo Sock in Ravelry Red.
GemmaHOST
51:00
I had identified that as a likely color for the life of me.

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