Episode 1 - The Baby Sophisticate Sweater

Welcome! I hope you enjoy this new venture - I could talk about knitting - and other creative interests, all day long, and this seemed like a good way to share my enthusiasm with others. Bear with me through the growing pains of learning the ins and outs of YouTube, and getting back into blogging a bit. YouTube may not let me have live links for a month or two, but that restriction is what led to this space, which makes me a bit happier anyway, being able to share still photos and extra blather here!

Show Notes - Episode 1

Today’s Project - Baby and Child Sophisticate by Linden Down - https://ravel.me/baby--child-sophisticate

Cascade 220 Superwash Handpaint – Discontinued, but plenty for sale on Ravelry! - https://www.ravelry.com/yarns/library/cascade-yarns-cascade-220-superwash-paints/stashes?status=trade&cf=%3F&search=&photoless=0

Yarnology, Winona, MN - https://yarnologymn.com/

Where to Find Me -

Email - livelearnknit@gmail.com

CreativeMind on Ravelry - https://www.ravelry.com/people/creativemind

AnniePKnits on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/anniepknits/

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