Episode 23 Shawl Style

www.knittingpipeline.blogspot.com Inspired by a listener email, I talk about wearing shawls and storing shawls. In nature notes, it is COLD here and deer are moving through the woods. Celtic Cross Pipes and Drums is performing in A Grace Family Christmas. A review of new wool from Quince & Co. Quince & Co has donated a prize of a scarf of your choice and the wool to make it! Leave a note in the comment section on the show blog www.knittingpipeline.blogspot.com to get your name in the drawing on December 16th! A winner is announced for the prize from Rose Beck of Rosy Posy Designs. A holiday carol from Magnatune Christmas: James Edwards Sans Day Carol, Sussex Carol, and Deck the Halls.

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