Welcome to new and returning viewers – I hope you enjoy the show. Thank you to our Patreon subscribers of the show for keeping the show on the air month after month. You make all of this possible!

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Thank you for tuning in this week. Welcome to new viewers and welcome back to returning viewers. Particular thanks to our Patreon subscribers, who keep the show on the air month after month! This week, I make a couple of housekeeping announcements for the summer months. I share a couple of knits in progress from my Smith & Ewe SW BFL spins and my speckle-dyed SW wool that I’m knitting socks out of (and a shawl!). I chat some more about my #combospinSAL and reflect on how my hand-dominance quest is going. I ask you whether you ever get tired when spinning and look forward to your comments. Enjoy the show!

The most recent episode of Wool n’ Spinning Radio has been released – if you are a Patreon subscriber, remember you can cut and past the RSS feed into your favourite podcast app. I hope you enjoy my conversation with our friend and community member, Becca!

Ravelry Group can be found here – please join! We reached1000 members and there might be a little giveaway in the coming weeks to honour this massive milestone.

Don’t forget to contribute to the Gorgeous and Inspiring Handspun Bundle on the Ravelry group to keep each other inspired! Have a pattern you particularly like for handspun? Contribute to the Pattern bundle here. You only need to be a member of the group to contribute to bundles!

Find me on Instagram here.

We have several SPAKALs and spin alongs happening in the group – Our yearly #zerotohero2017, our Stashdown SAL and our current Breed & Colour Study. Please join anything that calls to you!

Projects I talked about this week:

1. Vanilla shawl out of Smith & Ewe BW BFL pencil roving here.

2. Handspun fugly socks here and speckle-dyed here.

3. Big wheel-spun combo spin that I’ve been working on quietly – project page here.

Until next week,

Happy Spinning!

-r.

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