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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2026 · 1H 52M

How Many Slutty Chickens Is Too Many?

from Yarn Barf · host yarnbarfthepodcast

We’ve all done it: spotted a pattern, fallen in love, and immediately decided we must make it—even though we have no idea where it will go, who it’s for, or why we need it. With special guest Mosaic Lady, we’re diving into the projects we want to make but absolutely do not need. From impractical knits to delightfully ridiculous creations, we’re celebrating the joy of crafting just because something makes us happy. Grab your WIP pile, ignore your stash guilt, and join us for some unnecessary (but totally justified) making.

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