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Episode 282 - Spooky Knitting

Episode 282 - Spooky Knitting12 oct.1 h 36 min

In Episode 282, Greg and Pam discuss staying on top of your health, Moravian chicken pies, and trashy TV.

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NOTES Greg's Projects Greg finished the Mini Drama shawl pattern for the set of minis that he recently acquired. He needs to block it and weave in the ends. Greg 3D-printed a yarn winder. He tried it out and is lukewarm on how it works. There are definitely things he can do better when winding. Greg wound yarn for a pair of socks, but haven't cast them on yet. Greg is working on a cross-stitch pattern he designed. He's stitching it on a canvas he printed on his 3D printer. Pam's Projects Pam started her Buttonside Sweater by Jennifer Dassau. She is using Meridian Mill House in their Gastonia yarn. Pam started a Skeleton Top using Lion Brand DIY Glow yarn. The tutorial and pattern o