Episode 195 - Oooing and Aaahing is Always Appropriate

In Episode 195, Greg and Pam discuss the cat hobo network, skating, and doves.

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NOTES Greg’s Projects

• Greg’s “Love is Love” socks (yarn from Knitcircus yarn, check out his project page) won $100 in the Sox Therapy Ravelry group!.
• Greg finished a pair of socks in the “Northern Lights” colorway from Bad Sheep Yarn. Check out his project page.
• Greg started the “Caswell’s Four Points Cowl” (pattern by Joan Beebe). He’s using Anzulla Dottieyarn. Check out his project page.

Pam’s Project

• Pam finished her silk woven scarf. It was too long so she had to separate it into a functional scarf and a smaller piece. This was woven with a purchased kit from Neal the Weaver.
• Pam finished