Knit Actually Podcast Episode 44

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Actually Finished

I talk about my Shawl Hoodie Cardigan

Actually Working

I talk about my Boneyard Shawl, Ravello Pullover and True Friend Pullover

Actually Attending

I'll be at Rhinebeck and also Stitches West!

Actually Stashed

NO YARN TIL RHINEBECK!

Knit a Longs and Giveaways

The KAL will run from September 18 to November 1, 2016.

During that period, you can earn points for the KAL in the following way:

Cast on new project with yarn from MJ Yarns, Knerd , Skeindalous or Peepaloo Fields (10 points).

Knit something with the samples from the event! There are some great ideas on Instagram if you look at #knitknosh on Instagram or my (5 points)

FINISH a project knit with yarn from one of the sponsor companies (25 points) sorry, the samples don’t count for this category, but WIPs do!

Use a Modular Modular project bag to with a newly cast on project (10 points)

Knit a Dazzle Hat (5 points but you can double dip and count this if you use yarn from one of the of the yarn companies, or your samples). Katy should have kits on her Etsy shop. It’s an ADORABLE hat

Post photos of your project on Instagram and tag it #knitknosh (1 point per photo)

Post photos of ANY project in your project bag from Knit Knosh, tag it #knitknosh (1 point per photo)

So here are some an examples… if I cast on a Dazzle hat (5 points) with some MJ Yarn (10 points), and use my Modular Modular bag (10 points), finish it by November 1 (25 points) and post 3 photos of it, tagged #knitknosh, that would be 53 points!

If I cast on a project using my Knit Knosh samples (5 points), and posted 4 pictures of it on Instagram, tagged #knitnosh, that would be 9 points!

I’ll open a KAL Finish Line thread where you can post your progress and keep track of your points !

I’ll post photos of the prizes in the chat thread this week!

I hope this will be a lot of fun!!

Don't forget to enter to win the Amplitude Shawl in the Ravelry Group!

Also, check out the Ornament along!

Review

I review Norah Guaghan's Knitted Cable Sourcebook