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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2020 · 35 MIN

It's a Stocking-Along!

from Rumpel and the Frog · host Rumpel and the Frog

What’s worse than a soggy stocking left hanging at the fireplace? NO STOCKING AT ALL! That’s why we decided to host a Stocking-along! Both of us coincidentally planned to make stockings this year for our girls and thought it’d be the perfect opportunity to invite you all to join us! Listen for details about our very first “craft-along”  in this introductory mini-cast episode where we explain it all: how to find us, where to listen, what to make, when to make it, and--most importantly--how to share with the community. Plus, we have more news...  we created a Ravelry Group (whoa!) for the Rumpel & the Frog community and will have a Stocking-along discussion thread in this group! Not sure where to begin? No worries as we've foraged up an amazing list of fiber-tastic, stocking-esque projects in nearly every fiber art form you can imagine - wet felting, embroidery, punch needle, cross-stitch, sewing, weaving, rug hooking, Tunisian crochet, and more! So get ready to visit your LYS to grab your hooks, needles,  tools, and supplies!  We're so eager for you to join us and get those stockings hung in plenty of time for other holiday crafting too.  Listen for all the details and inspiration you need to cast on with us in mid-October. 

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