Show Notes: Finished Objects -&nbsp;Gemini for the Stockinette Zombies KALNews and Notes -Eloise fleece was purchased from Blue Goose Farms just down the street for The Fat Squirrel LoKAL. Bought combs from Lois at Bountiful to process it myself.SSK sign-upMargaret Radcliff workshop with my local knitting guild in November.Color Affection shawl KAL wrap-up.Prizes for 500 member give-awayWelcome to Girlfriends Knitting—with Dr. Carolyn Warren Wiley, founder of Rose &amp; Pearl Publishing—where faith, family, and yarn meet in conversation. Whether you’re stitching your first scarf or your hundredth, knit with us, laugh with us, and grow in connection. Subscribe for cozy chats, patterns, and encouragement that feels like friends in your living room. (Note that Seasons 1 and 2 were filmed in 2010-2012, prior to Carolyn's radical transformation in Christ. Season 3 was filmed in 2023, after she was married with a precious little girl. Season 4 is coming that is current.)Find out more at <a href="https://girlfriendsknitting.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://girlfriendsknitting.com﻿</a>

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Girlfriends Knitting is a cozy corner of the internet where yarn, friendship, and real life intertwine.This podcast is for women who love to knit—but also love honest conversation. The kind that happens when your hands are busy, your guard is down, and the truth slips out between stitches.Hosted by Dr. Carolyn Warren Wiley of Rose & Pearl Publishing, Girlfriends Knitting is part knitting circle, part living room chat. We talk about creativity, faith, motherhood, work, rest, calling, and the small, quiet moments that shape a life—without pretending everything is tidy or finished.You don’t need to be an expert knitter. You don’t even need to be holding needles. You just need a longing for connection, beauty, and meaningful conversation that feels like sitting across from a friend who gets it.Pull up a chair. Grab your yarn (or your coffee).This is your invitation to slow down, make something with your hands, and remember you’re not doing life alone.