In the first half of episode 105, the girls recap on Silicon Valley ComiCon and the Science March in San Jose, and then Jade discusses her geeky-inspired trip to the U.K, including the Doctor Who experience in Cardiff. In the second half of the show, they discuss British yarn and their latest crafting/sewing/knitting projects.
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Get Geeky
Events:
- Kublacon: gaming: Memorial Day Weekend • May 26-29, 2017 • Hyatt Regency SFO
- Clockwork Alchemy (DoubleTree Hotel, San Jose)
- Baycon: San Mateo Mariott (10 min drive from Kubla)
Jade's trip to the UK:
- Visiting the Doctor Who Experience
- Her knitting and LYS experience
- She'll be posting more at her blog soon.
SVCC & the Science March --- Jade had a fabulous time at SVCC; it was much better than the previous year. And Sandy volunteered at the Science March. This year, SVCC & the Science March coincided, and both Sandy&Jade enjoyed the events.
Get Crafty
Jade did a bunch of knitting on her travels, as well as visited a LYS. You can read her adventures here:Knitting & Crafting in the UK
Fiber Optics
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Make it Sew
Sandy is altering lightweight cotton work slacks to slim-leg pants-- graded line from hip to ankle
Late to the party but WYS (West Yorkshire spinners) makes wonderful yarn. If anyone is interested in buying some, I recommend Brityarn.co.uk as an online shop. I've not yet made it to Gingertwist Studios (it opened after we spawned and largely stopped going anywhere) but I follow Jess on social media and she's darling. It's a shame you missed EYF because it is an amazing yarn festival, but if it helps even if you'd been in town that weekend floor passes sold out back in January (classes largely sell out in half a heartbeat). I went last year and the year before but had a two month old this year so I missed it.
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