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Crafty Little Rat Podcast - Episode 17!

Look Ma! Shownotes.

This week, just to be extra blooming fancy you get a photograph in the middle AND some at the end, with music and transitions! Maybe don't get too used to it, I'm still a bit of a rubbish podcaster!



FO Frenzy

1) Flight Of The Owl Shawl - Heather Anderson

Midwinter Yarns - Lithuanian Linen in Mouse 155g 762 yards

3.0mm needles

Previously shown on the podcast but not when it was blocked.

2) Lightning Strike Hat - Mina Philipp

Stylecraft Swift Knit Tweed 3114 Orkney. 180g 112 yards

9.0mm needles

3) Rhys' House Socks - Own Pattern.

Stylecraft Special Effects 1802 Foxtrot 90g 269 yards. 3.0mm needles

4) Lolli Shawl - Own Pattern

Conway + Bliss Lolli 61010 Slush - 150g 360 yards. 5.0mm needles

5) African Flower Blanket - Own/Heidi Bears/ Cyprus Textiles (half hexi)

Stylecraft Special DK - Duckegg 700g

50g of Grass, Pistachio, Mustard, Cypress, Lobelia, Kelly Green, Fuscia, Boysenberry, Empire and Tomato.

5.0mm Hook - 3863 yards in total!

You're still working on that?

1) Linus on the Line - Midwinter Yarns 4.0mm needle

Ullcentrum 2ply Sport. 1 skein Sky Pink, 1 skein Sky Turquoise





2) Aisling - Justyna Lorkowska 3.5mm needle

Ocean Park Yarns Classic Sock - Neon Splattered

RainCity Knits Super Sock - Bright Aqua

In A Spin

Finished! Milk Protein Fibre. 50g, 181 meters.

Current spin "Wool" fibre

Ooh Shiney!

"Wool" and 2 new bobbins.

Woolcraft Superwash Sock - colourway 46

Manos Del Uruguay Alegria colourway Atlantica

Yan Tan Tethera Peddero Twist Colourway Winter Beach

Other things mentioned!

St Fagans

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