BIRCH AND LILY: 'Sock Receiver' Episode 61 - Knitting Podcast & Flosstube

Show notes below:
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WHERE YOU CAN FIND ME
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*Please only contact with questions through email*
Ravelry: birchandlily
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WORKS IN PROGRESS
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--Flax Light Sweater
Bag: Jibbyroo Sews
Pattern: Flax Light by Tin Can Knits @tincanknits_official
Yarn: Barnyard Knits - 75/25 bas in “Sweet Berries”
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--Humbug Socks
Bag: Studio in the Green
Pattern: Humbug Socks by Ambrose Smith
Yarn: Good For Ewe Kettle Steps in “2540 Amorous Amethyst”
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--Craspedia Socks
Bag: The Scrappy Thread
Pattern: Craspedia by Andrea Mowry @dreareneeknits
Yarn: Hey Sister Yarn Co - Geronimo Base in “Tea & Cake” **No Longer Dyeing Yarn** @heysisterpodcast1539
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--New Cast On
Yarn: Explorer Knits and Fibers - Denali Sock Set in “Aspens in Fall, Ember”
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#knittingpodcast #knitting

[briannawalen]

This is the second YouTube giveaway I’ve won this week!!! 😱 How is that possible???? Thank you so much!

[lorim]

I just love your choices in yarn colors. Never have been disappointed in any episode. 🧦♥️🧶

[JennyFleming]

I’m so sorry about your elbow! I hope it feels better this week.

[jaeellis]

I love the Flax Light, I have to bribe my daughter to get it off her lol. Only thing I have found is that the body is quite short. I have started adding an extra 2in to the pattern.
I’ve had Knitter’s elbow too and I find knitting with my elbow bent in one position for too long causes it every time. I now wear a brace if I know I’m in for a long session so I don’t keep my elbow bent badly.

[elissazemlak]

I had “knitting elbow “ a few years ago and wearing a tensor elbow brace (available from drug stores) really helped :)

[purlpeaches]

Great episode! I did notice that the volume is a little bit low though

[NedaMay]

Christmas knitting! I’ve lost the use of my thumbs. :-)

[davitamarchbanks]

I’m also suffering from tennis elbow at the moment, and I have so much knitting I want to do. I have a brace and it helps, especially with chores like vacuuming (which bothers it the most), but I wonder if anyone has any others tips or tricks?