EPISODE · Nov 12, 2010 · 33 MIN

Episode 21

Review of Westknits Book One; my finished Hap Blanket by Ysolda Teague, correction to what I said last week about Alma Ella Shawl, and a WIP Pogona by Westknits. We continue our November topic of garter stitch or stockinette in-the-round pattern suggestions. A prize of 3 patterns of your choice is being donated by Rose Beck of RosyPosy Designs. Also use the code KP2010 for $1 off any two patterns by Rose Beck until November 30, 2010. Music by Dutch Pipes and Drums. Shoals of Herring, Castle Dangerous, and Collins Cattle.

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