Hello fiber folk! I am too excited about this episode!! Yes, we have a HUGE GIVEAWAY from Lorna Landcaster of The Cocoon Tree . . . but that’s not all! I have a SweetGeogia FO, the Meraki Cowl, plus a lesson about button bands and collars, and a set of German stitch dictionaries that should not be missed! Our Knits in Translation KAL will be in full swing until Feb 1st, so get those entries in! Prizes will be announced soon–yarn and project bags and maybe a pattern or two! And I want to know what’s on your 2020 To-Learn Lists! Share in the chatter over in our knittingthestash Ravelry group! I can’t wait to see what 2020 brings all of us! ~Melissa [Show Notes are down below!]
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SHOW NOTES
- East Neuk Hoodie by Kristin Orme
- SweetGeorgia Yarns
- LB Handknits
- Meraki Cowl by Jenn Starhunter
- Holidays with SweetGeorgia Vol. 5
- Lenten by Natasja Hornby
- Picking up stitches: Roxanne Richardson and Purl Soho
- The Cocoon Tree
- Bäuerliches Stricken 1, 2, 3
- Jane Adams Bookshop (Champaign, IL, with a webstore!)
- Ravelry Group threads:
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I would love the bag set 3!
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the 3rd set but they are all amazing!
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I love the yarn bowl, as I’ve unwittingly started collecting them..lol. The pyramid bag is pretty cool, too.
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I love the pyramid project bag! Great episode – I’ll have to listen to it again.
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I love them all and found her fascinating. I think I would use set #3 the most
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I love the pyramid bag! Thank you for the “how to pick up stitches” tips!
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Oh Melissa I think you can read my mind. I am also doing a test knit atm but have stalled because I just did not have the confidence to “knit neck band” I had no clue where to start, I am going to give it another go following your instructions and will give your links a look too.
The #3 bag set is just lovely goodness knows how much postage would be.
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Hi Heather! Oh that’s wonderful to hear! Best of luck with the test knit–you’re going to do great with that collar!!
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Great cast! I LOVE💗💗💗 her bags!! It’s hard to decide but… I thing the cognac country is my favorite. At least I think.. or maybe the Casablanca circles 🥰 or the Tree of Life😍
My top pick for the give away would be the yard bowl or the medium bag and notion bag!
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