11:09
Another upcoming sock pattern, incorporating many colors, is talked about.
01:02
The host welcomes listeners to the episode and mentions it will be short with not many topics, but interesting nonetheless.
01:26
They talk about wearing their finished Pengoulin wool jacket, although they had to remove the toggles they added initially.
02:19
The host shows and talks about using a hairpin to keep the jacket closed.
02:27
The host shares the finished Rita socks, mentioning the designer and the yarn used.
03:05
The progress on the Rita socks compared to the last episode is discussed.
03:17
Details about the sock's heel, which is a combination of the Eye of Partridge and Dutch heel, are shared.
04:03
The host mentions how much they love the finished socks.
04:08
A new knitted sample by Brain for Laine Magazine is shown.
05:03
The host receives a thank you card with the knitted sample which was sent back to them.
05:06
The host reveals the yarn used for the sample and its high twist for durability.
05:39
The ideal gauge for knitting socks is discussed, with a friend recommending 35 stitches per 10 centimeters.
06:53
The host measures their own work, finding it to be around 30-33 stitches per 10 centimeters, possibly indicating it's too loose.
07:36
Plans to experiment with smaller needle sizes to achieve the perfect gauge for socks are mentioned.
08:02
It is suggested that denser socks, which are achieved with a tighter gauge, last longer.
09:21
The host shares a new sock pattern received from a friend called "Flea Oz Vito" and talks about potentially knitting it after their current project.
10:05
There is a discussion about creating new many-skein sets with pastel colors called "Breathe."
11:28
The host asks listeners about their experiences with gauge and knitting socks, and if they have any heel recommendations for a good fit.
12:01
The host is casting on the second sock of the Rita pattern.
12:57
New mini skein sets to be featured in the next shop update are previewed.
14:07
A future mini skein set theme, with hues inspired by Irish seas, is discussed.
16:07
The host elaborates on their passion for gardening and plans for a project involving a greenhouse and dedicated area for dye plants.
19:46
There will be footage shown from the garden, illustrating the host's current preoccupations and the reason for less knitting.
20:29
The episode concludes with intentions to return the following week for another brief chat.
