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Mary Beth Temple

Getting Loopy! with Mary Beth Temple

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Designer and author Mary Beth Temple talks to the ladies (and men) who love crochet. Crocheters, yarn folks, designers and magazine editors are all fair game. New shows weekly!

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Dee Stanziano joins me for out post-Chain Link wrap up, and we will talk a bit, by listener request, about how new and aspiring designers can dip their toe in the industry waters.
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A one hour live remote taping from the annual Chain Link conference in New Hampshire. Surprise guests, random madness - who knows what will happen?
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The fabulous Nicky Epstein is our guest tonight - we will talk about her newest book, Crocheting on the Edge, and about how best to use crochet for edgings and embellishments
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This week's guests is Jacqueline from SOAK, who will enlighten us about the best care and cleaning techniques for our crocheted items.
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Robyn Chachula drops by to talk to us about the use of symbol crochet. Struggling to read charts, or even wondering why you should want to? Robyn is the expert!
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Kim Werker is coming! Kim Werker is coming! Ace crocheter and editor of Interweave Crochet will hang out and talk about - well whatever she wants
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Dora Ohrenstein, author, designer and creator of CrochetInsider.com is our guest.
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Tonight's guest will be Julie Armstrong Holetz, author of the new book Uncommon Crochet: 25 projects made from natural yarns and alternative fibers.
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Happy Memorial Day! By listener request, we will spend this evening talking about tapestry crochet with author and designer Carol Ventura.
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Getting Loopy! moves to prime time! Tonight's guests are Jess and Casey - the founders and head honchos of Ravelry.com. Ravelry is the premiere place online for those of us with an unnatural fondness for the fiber arts to congregate.
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