Does anyone know of any books about knitting (chatty ones like The Yarn Harlot, Mason-Dixon Knitting, Knit Lit, etc.) that are available on cassette so that one could listen to them WHILE KNITTING? If I could discover any I might be able to get my library to order them. Thanks.
The Shop on Blossom Street by Debbie Macomber is a story about people who are drawn together at a yarn shop and there is an audio version available.
You might be interested in listening to various "podcasts" - they're like small (1/2 hour tops) radio shows with discussions of knitting, interviews with knitters, etc. You go to the website, then click on the link to download the audio file. Then you can listen on your computer or transfer the file to an mp3 player. Here are my favorites:
I'm so glad you liked the idea! I'd be interested to know what you think of the 'casts.
Alis>Alison, that's a great idea! My husband downloads podcasts all the
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