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What to expect from the show: We’ll talk about what we’re currently knitting, what we’re currently drinking, and then chat about knitting some more. Each episode will cover a new knitting topic and a new flight of drinks. You can find us on facebook at: Gravel Knits Instagram at: GravelKnits Ravelry: GravelKnits You can email us at: [email protected] Kelsi: Ravelry: GISGrl Instagram: BikesBrewsEwes Caitlyn: Ravelry: firefly171717 Instagram: CaitlynNLloyd

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This episode was published on December 5, 2020.

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What to expect from the show: We’ll talk about what we’re currently knitting, what we’re currently drinking, and then chat about knitting some more. Each episode will cover a new knitting topic and a new flight of drinks. You can find us on facebook...

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