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 170, Elizabeth Zimmerman and I-Cord.

It is the 9th of May 2014. Thank you for joining me today.

This episode is sponsored by my Longerberger home business and Quince and Company. Quince and Company Kestrel is a new take on a simple

linen yarn. We took the same Belgium grown organic linen that we use in our little

sparrow and spun it this time in a ribbon structure.

Kestrel knits up quickly at three and a half to four stitches to the inch.

Its flat surface adds a slight texture to simple knit and purl stitches,

but we think the best thing about it is its

incredible drape. Like all things linen woven or knitted, kestrel only gets better as you

wash and wear it. Find quince wool and the other Quince fibers such as

Kestrel at quince and company.com that's ku I n c e a and d coe c o dot com. You can find my Longaburger home business at Longaburger.com

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Show notes are found at knitting pipeline.com.

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