Special Minisode: Stitches SoCal Recap

Welcome to our special minisode recapping our time at Stitches SoCal a couple of weeks ago. Stitches SoCal 2018 November 1 - 4, 2018 Pasadena Convention Center Pasadena, CA Knit Picks enamel pins Professor Meow Pullover by Claire Slade Knit Picks Wonderfluff Forbidden Fiber Co Fortitude (Heirloom Pumpkin) Solaris by Melanie Berg Black Cat Fibers Nomad Sock (Shadow Rainbow 2.0) True Colors by Melanie Berg Forbidden Fiber Co Fortitude DK (Jalopy) Serina Cardigan by Gretchen Ronnevik A Hundred Ravens Iacho Mini Skein Set (...And Peggy) Down the Road and Back Again Shawl by Megan Williams Shaky K Fibers Polworth/Silk (Sea Anenome) Wooly Walkers Erin Lane Bags - large project back in Larry the Foul-Mouthed Sheep print Greenwood Fiberworks Slipped Stitch Studios Two Skein+ project bag (Pug-kin) Meetup info Jessie (@jessiejanespins) Jill (@nodice11) Nicole (@morkmadefiberco) Annie (@petiteweaver) Thuy (@fishgirl182) Elba (@ere_i_saw_elba) Kim (@slow.cloth) Krista (@knitonepugtwo) Brenda (@bcastiel) Jennifer (@soulpromise) @fishy071

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