Episode 163: Terraforming Mars Santa

Episode 163 of the Imagined Landscapes Podcast podcast, hosted by Imagined Landscapes & Rora114, titled "Episode 163: Terraforming Mars Santa" was published on April 26, 2023 and runs 49 minutes.

April 26, 2023 ·49m · Imagined Landscapes Podcast

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Katie feels like some projects will never end, Sarah finds a way to make pretty boring knitting even more boring, and we both have the sweater itch somethin' fierce.

Show notes can be found on the Imagined Landscapes website: imaginedlandcapes.com/podcast. Come chat with Sarah in the Ravelry group (ravelry.com/groups/imagined-landscapes) or with each of us on our Instagram pages: Sarah (Imagined_Landscapes) & Katie (Rora114)

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