407: Chapters 7-8 — The Count of Monte Cristo
Generic Count: http://craftlit.com/wp-content/uploads/2095/11/1.jpg Chapters 7-8 — The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandré Dumas Book talk starts at 13:40 Call in Line - 1-206-350-1642 Call in and leave an audio comment - First CoMC episode: | Today's Paris Tour info: Dianne’s number 1-800-826-2266, : Keyword "Craft" | Crafty Bits| If you would like to be part of for Vanessa's son, please click the link and you'll go to Mollie's (gorgeous) blog where you'll find all the information and instructions. Crafty Chat Lifestream links Linked time codes take you to Erica's mic died but she was still able to share this cute crochet/DPN case 01:33 - Dawn - "boring crafty things" 01:58 - Dawn’s Briar Rose Russet sweater - Portable sock knitting in the round 03:55 - The Yarn - Alpaca 04:15 - The Colors - The Heel - ; Heather’s using her own recipe (or you can email to have Heather come to your guild and teach her sock heel’s class.) - Sam’s cuff 07:52 - Heather cuff color description 08:40 - pattern expansion 11:48 - Heather’s start of Dawn’s Crochet Cowl 14:28 - Crochet is more flexible than you think 15:55 - Things assumed by crochet patterns 18:25 - Crochet stitch Illustration 19:30 - Heather the Knitting Bully 20:20 -Heather’s awesome "Thing 1 and 2" Origami bag from Erica (and Erica’s matching bag) and 22:30 - Vera Bradly wallet made for me by my Auntie out of the most awesome book fabric 25:15 - Dawn’s fabric - Fat Squirrel Fibers bag made out of canceled library cards 26:35 - Happy Gatsby moment 27:50 - Happy Dickens “Gateway Drug” moment 35:47 - Erica’s 37:50 - 38:45 - Jennie the Potter 40:10 - Pierce Brown books 41:20 - 42:05 - 43:42 - Heather imitates a Kaypro disc drive, circa 1983 43:55 - (with ) 45:20 - The Magicians by Lev Grossman the the 48:20 - 50:35 - 51:35 - 52:00 - 52:19 - 53:25 - “Boovies” and And since Erica couldn’t talk this week, here is her Stitches West review Some of the above links are affiliate links. Clicking will help support CraftLit. Book Talk ; | SPREAD THE CLASSICS | Love the happy feeling you get when we start a new book? Consider sharing #CraftLit with your Twitter followers , If you