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Published: Sept. 7, 2019, 8:04 p.m.

In Episode 67, Greg and Pam discuss counting, cautionary tales, and colorwork.

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Notes Dear Listeners

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Greg's Projects

• Greg started an Eklutna Lakeside Shawl\xa0by Mary Dickerson(pattern page). He is using Knitologie Worsted Merinoyarn in the Kestral colorway.
• Greg is getting ready to start a baby sweater that his wife's aunt probably started in the mid-70s.

Pam's Projects

• Pam needed to re-block her RickRolland attempted to remove some dye that bled the first time she blocked it. It's a new color now! She mentions Synthrapol.
• Pam finished all the crochet on the Malia Bagby Rebecca Langford.
• Pam started and finished a KnittedKnockerfor a local woman who is having a mastectomy. She used the magic loop method and used Modern Cotton DK from Berroco.
• Pam also cast on the Interplay Shawfor the Back to School Colorwork CAL. She is using yarn from Dirty Water DyeWorks.
• Pam also worked on her CPCTCSocks by Sarah Jordan.
• Pam worked on the JulgranSweater by Andi Satterlund. She is using 100% superwash merino worsted from PassionKNITS Yarn.
• Pam finished spinning the 3rd singles from her merino spinning project.

FiberCrafty

• LizaDee Originalsis a FiberCrafty shop that has beautifully hand dyed yarns
• The weekly FiberCrafty newsletteralways has a list of current coupon codes! And other fun stuff. Pam writes it, it's good. You should subscribe.

Unraveling Podcast Group Updates

• Episode 65 Thread: Adding books to your Ravelry Libraryand Yarn Crawl Etiquette
• Greg enlightened us on how to mark a thread unread (look in right corner in the green ribbon across the very bottom of the page)

Review

• Pam reviewed the Sirka Counter.

The Opinionated Knitter(affiliate link)

• We skipped EZ this episode! Next time we will cover Leaflet #18, pages 90-93.

Misc. Stuff

• Pam and Greg talked about a couple of ways to join in yarn including the Clasp Weft Join, the Russian Joinand using Fray Check(affiliate link).
• Hurricane Doriandidn't cause much trouble for Greg and Pam -- they are both far enough inland to be out of its path.
• Greg went to Atlanta and enjoyed a couple of Bravesgames and visiting the Georgia Aquarium.
• Greg is planning on going to the North Carolina Folk Festivalthis weekend. He's especially looking forward to seeing Booker T. Jones.
• Cheerwineis the South's unique cherry soft drink.

Current/Upcoming Unraveling Events

• Don't forget our Elizabeth Zimmermann KAL! Have you made one of her patterns? Used a technique? Tell us about it!
• Are you ready for the Back to School Colorwork CAL? It started September 1 and the Ravelry thread is already hopping!
• The Fairs and Festivals KALis ongoing.

Upcoming Events Where You Might Find Us

• Pam & Greg will be giving a talk about Elizabeth Zimmermann at the Ol' North State Knitting Guildon September 9 in Raleigh, NC.
• Greg is planning on going to SAFF, which runs from October 25-27. Greg intends to be there Friday and Saturday (25026).

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