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Crafty Little Rat Episode 3




Apologies if this pops up again! I made a silly mistake when putting up Episode 4!

 

Hannah is sick! Also trying out new webcam software (Free 2x Webcam Recorder) Correl Video Studio and Handbrake for compression purposes – video only took an hour and a half to upload!
You’re still working on that?
Icon Dress – Kari Helene Raine knit in Risby Flock Lincoln Longwool
FO FrenzyPadina Pavonia Sock – Hunter Hammerson knit in Regia Fluromania 7188 Neon Rainbow

- Fish Lips Kiss Heel ($1 – so worth it!)
- Setting bleeding socks with Citric Acid

FO Frenzy
Bay Are Knitter MKAL – Christine Marie Chen knit in West Yorkshire Spinners Signature 4ply in Owl and Poppyseed
Little Lion Bonnet Test Knit – Mimi Codd – Eskimimi knit in Hobycraft Value DK Yellow and Stylecraft Special DK Copper
August Socks – Heart and Sole 104 Move to the Groove. Standard sock pattern.
Morgan’s Dragon – Smaug the African Flower Dragon Heidi Bears. Crochet 1458 meters of Stylecraft, Hobycraft Value.

In a Spin
Wheeldale Woolcraft – Merino Shetland Silk 19g and 68m
Hilltop Cloud Jayne Seymour Merino/Shetland/Milk Protein/Firestar
Moorview Alpaca Valais Blacknose Sheep 100g
Ooh Shiny!
Midwinter Yarn – Lithuanian Linen Claret
Rosies Moments – MCN Splash of Colour Sport
Rosies Moments – Merino Alpaca Sport Carnation
Unbelivawool – Sparkle Rainbow Blank
Moorview Alpaca Valais Blacknose Sheep 100g
Sara’s Texture Crafts – Spiced Apple Braid 85% Merino 15% Silk
West Yorkshire Spinners Signature 4plyhttp://www.deramores.com/west-yorkshire-spinners-signature-4-ply
Coupon! 10% off with FIRSTTIME and 50% off “From the Farm” tops
Wriggle Fingers – Roses in my Garden

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