Welcome to Knitting Pipeline, the knitting

pipeline, the knitting podcast with a Celtic flare.

Here is your host, Knitter and Piper, Paula,

recording from Central Illinois, USA.

Hello, welcome to Knitting Pipeline.

This is episode 162, 1 million downloads. It is the 21st of February 2014. Thank you for joining me today.

This episode is sponsored by my Longaburger Home Business, Quinson Company, and Close Net.

Quinton Company, wool yarns are sourced and spun in the United States.

Known in the trade as Territory wool, our wool comes from Reno, Ramble in Columbia Bayes Bay sheep that roam the ranges of Montana and Wyoming.

All our wool and wool blends are spent in New England mills with venerable histories.

By sourcing our wool in the U.S. and manufacturing our yarn locally, we minimize our carbon footprint.

Find quince wool and the other quince fibers at quince and company.com.

That's QUinn, C, EC-E-A-N-D-C-O-com.

Find Fibers and Friendly Service is the model of Close Net, and that is exactly what you'll find in our store in Urbana, Illinois.

We have a great selection of yarns including Rowan, Blue Sky Alpaca, Art Yarnes,

Talky, Dream in Color, Malabrigo, and Sput and Chloe.

Sock yarns include Opel, Alstermann Step,

trekking, Pacapeds, the list is forever growing and changing.

Close-knit is a quick hop off the I-74 in the heart of Urbana, Illinois, 311 West Springfield

Avenue, across from Strawberry Fields.

Please join us at the store and share your knitting passion and projects with us.

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