Top 5 Knitting Podcasts

Weekly action & encouragement for makers and creatives from Marie Greene, best-selling author, non-fiction book coach, and founder of Olive Knits. If you're feeling stuck, doubting your next step, struggling to get started, or just eager to expand your creative practice, this weekly chat will inspire and encourage you in your creative journey.

Join Felicia Lo, founder of SweetGeorgia Yarns, as she explores the sweet spot between craft, creativity, and colour together with some of the most inspiring knitters, spinners, designers, shop owners, and makers in this handmade community.

My name it Tom from @knitslips and I am the host and creator of this new podcast series.

We all know how bad 2020 was and that 2021 is not off to a great start. I am a hobby knitter who discovered how crafts and being creative can really help with your mental health. This is why I wanted to talk to other crafters and creators to help inspire more people, as a community we will get though this together.

I’ve had so much fun recording these episode and I can’t wait for you all to hear them.

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Making Conversation is where creativity meets real talk. We’re all about celebrating the makers, fiber artists, and creatives who bring their unique stories to the table—no matter the medium. From knitting to crocheting to spinning, each episode dives into the passions, challenges, and journeys that drive their creative work.

We get to know the people behind the projects, exploring the funny, heartfelt, and inspiring moments you won’t find just scrolling through their social media. Along the way, we’ll chat about the things that matter—diversity, inclusion, and the power of community in the making world. Grab your WIP, tune in, and get ready for some good conversations with amazing people!

A podcast all about handspinning yarn, knitting, wool processing and farm life with Kim Biegler, owner of Ewethful Fiber Farm and Mill. In this podcast I share how to tips and life inside owning a wool mill, making yarn, spinning yarn and owning a fiber flock of animals.
I own a wool mill where I process animal fibers into products for hand spinners.
I also have an online course for learning to handspin yarn on a spinning wheel from the comfort of your own hom- Let's Make Yarn! As well as courses for those in the craft wanting to learn new techniques.

Welcome to Murder She Crocheted, the podcast where true crime meets crochet—because every twisted tale deserves an equally twisted thread. Join your host, Alissa Bright, as we dive deep into lesser-known murders, chilling mysteries, and bizarre disappearances. Each week brings you meticulous research, respectful storytelling, and a sprinkle of humor, alongside a free crochet pattern designed to keep your hands busy while your mind unravels the story.

Grab your yarn, settle in, and prepare yourself to untangle dark truths, one thread at a time.

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The Fibre Matriarch is a podcast about sewing, knitting, and the joys of fibre arts.

Hosted by Alyse in Calgary, Canada, this show covers sewing patterns, knitting patterns, project planning, fabric and yarn shopping, and upcoming sewing and knitting events.

Expect conversations about what’s on my sewing table, what I’m knitting, where I’m shopping for materials, and how I plan my next project.

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Hi! My name is Saskia de Feijter and welcome to the Pattern Shift podcast. In this podcast, I support overwhelmed small business owners in the fiber and needlecraft industry, helping them set up and organize their businesses for growth and personal well-being. Together, we can be a force for good and a counterbalance to fast fashion, helping makers craft garments and accessories slowly and more sustainably. You can be part of that change and make a profit in the process.

A Yarn Story Podcast is a knitting podcast for yarn lovers and knitters of all levels, from curious beginners to experienced makers.

In each episode, host Carmen is joined by a guest from the world of knitting and making to talk honestly about life with wool, from what’s on the needles right now to bigger conversations around creativity, craftsmanship, and the knitting industry.

Expect thoughtful interviews, practical knitting tips, colour and pattern inspiration, and real-world reflections on what it means to make by hand. Whether you’re knitting socks, sweaters, or just getting started, this podcast is a place to feel inspired, informed, and part of the knitting community.

Pull up a chair, pick up your needles, and join us as we celebrate creativity, connection, and the enduring joy of knitting.

Arlene Thayer and Suzy Brown bring you a monthly episode of fiber stories! In each episode we dive down a story filled fibery rabbithole to bring you tales from the the past about fiber heroes, villains, mythical characters, and events that helped shape the fiber world as we know it. We obsessively bring up the fibery past to inspire you with lore and legends, real and mythical, that bring to life the inner lives of spinners, weavers, tapestry makers, and yarn making. This is the other side of fiber, a world in which pirates and privateers smuggle wool across the English channel, where womanly wartime spies knit secrets into garments and send vital information to their allies in their knitwear, where mythical beings monitor your spinning efforts throughout the year and bring judgement on your productivity, and also, well, we will have some fun chatting fluff and fiber!

If you love to knit or crochet, and if you've ever wished you could do something to brighten up the lives of children affected by HIV-Aids and poverty in Africa, you've found the perfect podcast.

This is where you learn about Knit-a-Square, the non-profit organisation which is based in Johannesburg, South Africa and hear updates from 'the barn' where we sort squares and combine them into blankets for distribution to crèches and orphanages.

You can find show notes at www.knit-a-square.com/kas-podcast

While you're there, take a look around the KAS website to see how you can get involved in our work. Knit-a-Square is run entirely by volunteers. Everything we do, including this podcast, is in aid of warming vulnerable children in South Africa.

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