So whats on my sticks?

Well with the craft fair looming of Saturday I of course am working on my sock! [In denial that Saturday is so near].

Thanks to I for sending me her groovy toe pattern - I am having to frog the first sock as it is too big. Am currently emotionally unable to do it yet, so have cast on 2nd smaller sock until I can face the challenge.

Right ... the boy is home, so back to the sock! I have more to chat about - esp Brenda Dayne's Cast On podcast - does anyone have any idea how to access the shownotes?

And also, Secret Knitty Pal - this sounds like much fun, the brief snippet that I head about it on the aformentioned podcast - does anyone have a link/more details about this?

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  1. Ignoble Jen24 April, 2006 20:46

    http://secretpal8.blogspot.com/

    I hope this helps
    Jen

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  2. Anonymous27 April, 2006 12:10

    Hi if you go to www.cast-on.com it will take you to the notes that support each of the shows.

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  3. soCherry27 April, 2006 14:38

    cheers jen & beverly

    i think i've been looking a them all along - i thought that there was a link on cast-on to a scripted version of the shownotes - but i think now that her blog entries ARE the shownotes?

    hmm... am an idiot!

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  4. bycelebs09 January, 2013 02:27

    http://bycelebs.com/

    Yess Good,
    I hope this helps

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