Welcome to Knitting Pipeline, the knitting

podcast with a Celtic flare.

Here is your host, Nitter and Piper Paula,

recording from Central Illinois, USA.

Hello, welcome to Knitting Pipeline.

This is episode 183, Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival. It is the 12th of September 2014. Thank you for joining me today.

This episode is sponsored by my Longerberger home business and Quince and Company. I'm also a Craftsie affiliate. This means

that if you click from the Craftsie ad on my website and purchase a class or materials

and or materials, I receive credit for it. It is an easy way to support the show.

Thank you so much.

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

Known in the trade as territory wool, our wool comes from sourced and

Spun in the United States. Known in the trade as territory wool. Our wool comes from Reno,

Ramblelet, and Columbia Bay sheep that roam the ranges of Montana and Wyoming.

By sourcing our wool in the US 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 QU I N C EN-C-E-A-D-C-O.

You can find my Longaburger home business

at Longaburger.com

forward slash Paula.

You can write to me on Ravelry where I am Prairie Piper

or send an email to me at Paula E.F at aol.com. I'm on Instagram as knitting pipeline Twitter is knitting line and on Pinterest as Paula Emmons Feasley.

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