It makes sense that a culture like the Celts, who worshiped nature, would find ways to bring those elements into items they'd utilize as a way to encompass their qualities. The fact that the ‘Aran Jumper’ aka fisherman knit sweater, grew out of a small island where it was used for necessity from the weather and for identification purposes, to something we now do in our free-time for pleasure is pretty mind blowing in itself. Join Katie and Jim as they dive into the history of the Celts and how many parts of their culture are still intertwined with what we see today! -----ABOUT KNIT A SPELLMagical Maker Katie Rempe (@lightfromlantern) & Maker of Magic James Divine (@divinehandjim) team up to bring you Knit A Spell - a weekly podcast for magical makers, makers of magic, and curious minds! -----PREFER VIDEO PODCASTS? Find & follow Knit A Spell on the Light From Lantern YouTube Channel.-----New episodes will be uploaded every Wednesday. Subscribe and never miss an episode update! Follow Along on Instagram• Knit A Spell @KnitASpell• Follow Katie @LightFromLantern• Follow Jim @DivineHandJim    About Katie Rempe / Light From Lantern• Website: Light From LanternAbout James Divine / Divine Hand Palmistry• Website: The Divine HandKnit A Spell is produced by Light From Lantern LLCSupport the show (https://lightfromlantern.com/support-knit-a-spell)