In Episode 43, Greg and Pam talk about Stitch Markers, Yarn Crawls, and Becoming a "Capital-K" knitter.

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Notes

• Thank you to
  • Sara Bauer for sending Pam a copy of the Humblebeesock pattern.
•  Projects
  • Greg is working on Lana Grossa Socks (making up basic pattern), yarn is Lana Grossa Meilenweit Ashbury.
  • Greg finished Here We Gnome Againby Sarah Schira. Yarn is Knitted Wit Victory Sockand Lavender Lune Yarn Co. Glitter. (Project page)
  • Pam is working on Mini Bubblesby Kieran Foley. Yarn is Wolle’s Yarn Creations Color Changing Cotton. (Project page)
  • There is a groupto destash Wolle's Yarn bits, which are highly sought.
• Podcasts We Love
  • Yarns At Yin Hoo
  • Actually Knitting (PAL KAL)
  • Imagined Landscapes (Here We Gnome Again KAL)
  • Behind The Wool
  • knit.fm
• Upcoming Events
  • County Fair KAL
• Past Events
  • Central Carolina Yarn Crawl
• FiberCrafty
  • Using handspun yarn is like magic. If you want to get your hands on some, FiberCrafty has a filter, making it easy to find.
  • Fluvial Fibers Handspunis a new shop specializing in handspun. It's owned by Sarah, co-host of the Behind the Wool podcast (see above). Sarah is also a designer and has a plethora of patterns on Ravelry!
• Misc
  • Cook-Out -- *AND* their menuis online!
  • Knitting Daddy Greg's Knitting Origin Story
  • Pam's Youtube Channel
  • Knitting Math Tutorial

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