Three museum pieces piqued Anne's interest on a recent road trip. Fall down the rabbit hole with her as she shares what she learned about letterman sweaters, machine crochet, and Mr. Rogers' famous cardigans.

Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode

Path Lit By Lightning: The Life of Jim Thorpe, by David Maraniss
Pro Football Hall of Fame
A Christmas Story House
In God We Trust, All Others Pay Cash, by Jean Shepherd
Machine crochet is real!
Heinz History Center
The Interview with Mr. Rogers on YouTube is available at this link.
Bonus: You can find episodes of Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood streaming at this link.

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Music

This episode's music was Jontavious Willis' "Daddy's Dough," Humans Win's "Back to Our Beginning," and "Do You Believe in Magic?" from Precarious Perch.

Have you ever daydreamed about opening your own fiber mill? Join Anne as she sits down with Malinda and Claudia of Alchemy Fiber Mill to hear their story of opening a mill to meet the needs to their local wool community!

Links to Things Mentioned in the Episode

Find Alchemy Fiber Mill at their website, Instagram, or Facebook
Follow @IThoughtIKnewHow on Instagram to get updates about Wovember!

Come along with Anne to visit the last three newcomer shops on this year's upcoming I-91 Summer Vacation Shop Hop through Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire!

Links to Things Mentioned in This Episode

Claim your tickets for Stitch N'Pitch in Hartford on August 17!
Simsbury Yarns: Instagram, Facebook
KnittyGrittyYarnGirl: Website, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube
The Woolly Thistle: Website, Instagram, Facebook, Ravelry

Music

This episode's music was Tom Goldstein's "Song for You," Jontavious Willis' "The World is in a Tangle," and Ben Bostick's "Take it on Faith."