Episode 26 Winter Solstice

Show notes are at www.knittingpipeline.blogspot.com. It is the winter solstice as view nature from my window. Pipeliner emails ask me about males wearing shawls and the definition of shawl and scarf. Another Pipeliner asked me whether she should knit a poncho...are ponchos in or out? Also a few comments on Holiday 2010 Vogue Knitting, more no-purl patterns, needle notes that include a finished Shizuku scarf by Angela Tong and more Those Mitts by Leslie Friend, and the announcement of a new knitting podcast, Clothed in the Lamb by Janeen. Plus a good chuckle provided by a good friend. Merry Christmas and thank you to everyone who has supported the podcast in the first 6 months! Check the show blog for a wonderful pipe, drum, and Highland Dance greeting from our friends, The Dutch Pipes and Drums.

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