Crafty and Geeky at LUGRadio Live
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I've subscribed to Craft Magazine since the beginning and still have every issue. Today I ran across a familiar name, Emma Jane Hogbin, on the Craftzine.com blog, and now I have a face to go with it. The Craftzine.com blog shows Emma holding up a pair of hand-knit Drupal socks – can she get any cooler? Or geekier?
Emma's talk at LUGRadio Live USA is at 4pm on April 12. (I don't normally drag my knitting along for these things, but I might make an exception this time and get some help with the neckline on my three-year-long sweater project.)
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