Live and Learn Podcast Episode 7 – Great Expectations

Live and Learn Podcast Episode 7 – Great Expectations

Today’s episode is about looking ahead – the Great Expectation. There is a dearth of Dickens available, the softest faux fur, a frugal Holiday decoration, and advent opportunities. Be sure to sign up for the latest giveaway!

Alpine Yarn by Sirdar - https://sirdar.com/en/products/sirdar-alpine-50g

Knitting Fever – Furreal Yarn - https://knittingfever.com/kfi-collection/yarn/K-FUR

Great Expectations - https://www.imdb.com/find/?q=great%20expectations&ref_=nv_sr_sm

A Christmas Carol - https://www.imdb.com/find/?q=a%20christmas%20carol&ref_=nv_sr_sm

Advent Christmas Stocking – Arne & Carlos – Free Pattern - https://arnecarlos.com/advent2023/

Creative with Clay – pottery pieces for Knitters - https://www.creativewithclay.com/

Snowflake/Flower/Christmas Star using Toilet paper tubes - https://youtu.be/uXxDiAKKrTE?si=I5aNhKFPo0flMx8O

The Waste Shed in Chicago - https://www.thewasteshed.com/

Giveaway #4 – Enter to win 5 balls of Sirdar Alpine Yarn, Knitting Needles, and a Row Counter. Send an email to livelearnknit@gmail.com with Giveaway #4 in the subject line. Put your name, and a comment in the message about any special holiday projects you are working on, or how you celebrate or endure this end of year period.

Newsletter signup – if you’d like to receive a brief howdy from me from time to time, please send an email to livelearnknit@gmail.com with Newsletter in Subject, and I’ll add you to the mailing list. I promise not to be an email pest!  

Where to Find Me –

Live, Learn, Knit Blog - https://livelearnknit.blogspot.com/

Email – livelearnknit@gmail.com

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

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

Until next time – please like, subscribe, share, comment, and ask questions. Thanks for watching – enjoy your knitting and crochet and Live and Learn!

Link to Live and Learn Knitting Podcast Episode 7  - https://youtu.be/bvp12xZwsLo

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