Commuter Knitter - WFH Edition - Episode 108 - Different Ways to Get from Point A to Point B (or I Stand Corrected)


Thank you everyone for the warm welcome back to the world of podcasting after the last episode!

This episode, I share a finished object, talk about my current project, and blather on a bit about needle organization. My little co-hosts make a return appearance at the end of the show.

You've Arrived at Your Destination (with a couple Check Engine Lights along the way!)

Crazyheart by Tanis Lavallee - Tanis Fiber Arts website

Crazyheart Ravelry Project Page



Drive

North Shore by Tin Can Knits - TCK website

North Shore Ravelry Project Page

Your Mileage May Vary

How do you store your needles?

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Ravelry - ndjen04

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Email - commuterknitter@gmail.com

Show notes - http://commuterknitter.blogspot.com

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