Summary: Show notes Thank you for downloading Episode 13 of Clothed In The Lamb. Events: The Estes Park Wool Market will be held June 9-12 in Estes Park Colorado. June 11th happens to be Worldwide Knit in Public Day. I look forward to meeting you if you will be there. I'll be wearing a pony tail with a colorful Rose of Sharing (pattern by Mary Jo Colwell) in it, so look for me there! I'm very much enjoying teaching Beginning Knitting at The Recycled Lamb. I will be teaching beginning spindling in the near future. Yarnin': I've been working exclusively on the Swallowtail Shawl in Alpaca with a Twist Fino in the Twilight colorway. A Contest: The winner of the skein of yarn from LaTeaDaDesigns, as chosen by random number generator is Carmel, vendredi on Ravelry! And the spindling kit goes to justlisa! Congratulations to you both! This episode's sponsor is Julia Kielman of Raven End. Raven End is a fiber art business that offers equipment, patterns, fleece and rovings, handmade items and enthusiasm for the eight weekends of the Colorado Renaissance Festival. The Renaissance Festival is in Larkspur between Castle Rock and Colorado Springs. It is eight weekends long, begins 6/11/11 and ends 7/31/11. Raven End is located in booth 113 just up the hill from the jousting field. They will be hosting their own themes each weekend with special demonstrations and activities. Their schedule is: Week 1, Fleece, Week 2 Meet, the Artist, Week 3, Weaving, Week 4, Felting, Week 5, Dyeing, Week 6, Lace, Week 7, Meet the Artist, Week 8, Spinning. The schedule for activities that are not on-going will be posted in front of the booth and will generally be happening about a half hour after each joust. Raven End can be contacted through Bremen on Ravelry or RavenEnd113@gmail.com. Julia has generously provided this skein of Jojoland Gavotte. This fingering weight yarn is 52% silk and 48% cashmere, 440 yards, 100 grams. Wow, Julia! What an AWESOME prize! To enter to win, please leave a comment below these show notes by 6/16/11. Julia is also providing a bonus prize for those of you who will be in the Colorado front range area this summer – two tickets to the Colorado Renaissance Festival. To enter to win these tickets, please leave a comment under the Episode 13 thread in the Clothed In The Lamb Group forum on Ravelry.com. In My Opinion: I give my opinion of Inside Intarsia with Anne Berk. This instructional video is available as a DVD or as a download from Interweave. If you are interested in Paula's discussion of the felted join, you can learn more in Episode 45 of the Knitting Pipeline podcast. Mandarin Minute: You're welcome -- bu ke qi. Lovely: I share a poem written by my Aunt Zila. The poem is called Looking Back. Prayer Shawl We pray again for SabraB, who recently lost her sister to breast cancer and who is having a mastectomy this week. We also pray for Lisa Beamer of the 90% Knitting podcast, specifically for her daughter Emma's struggle with Crohns Disease. We pray for Sheila of Knit1HeartToo podcast, specifically for her son's hearth challenges. We also pray for my Aunt Zila and her family as she nears the end of this life. And we prayed for those affected by the recent rash of tornados in the United States. If you would like prayer for yourself or someone you know, you may post your request on the Prayer Shawl thread of the Clothed In The Lamb group forum at Ravelry.com. Optionally, you may e-mail your request directly to me at podcast@clothedinthelamb.com. Share as much or as little as you wish, and I look forward to praying for you. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a comment below. Remember, you can subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, and while you're there, please leave a 5-star review. That will make it easier for others to find the show. Feel free to join our Clothed In The Lamb podcast listeners group on Ravelry.com, where I'm known as ClothedInTheLamb. And while you're there, send me a friend request! You'll f
