Our School of Knit segment this episode talks about securing yarn ends. We start with a funny story of the two of us wondering why there are so many ends poking out of Gayle's sweater.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Yarniaks podcast.
0:11.4	This is episode number 319, which we are recording on Wednesday, April 3, 2024.
0:19.0	I'm Gail.
0:20.0	And I'm Charlene. And we're at one of our public library branches
0:23.6	again today. Apologies if it's a wee bit echoy. It feels echoey to us. We don't know how it's
0:29.2	going to sound on the microphone. So we'll see. What are you wearing? Well, I am wearing
0:35.9	my headland sweater, which is a pullover or jumper by Elizabeth Doherty.
0:42.3	It's a drop shoulder design a little bit oversized but not boxy.
0:50.3	It does have a little bit of shape to it. And this pattern was originally designed in stripes.
0:59.0	And I remember at the time I didn't have suitable yarns in stash for striping.
1:06.0	And I had this really pretty gorgeous, purply pink color that I wanted to use for something.
1:16.6	So I made a solid version of a striped sweater.
1:19.6	It's so you too. It's very you.
1:21.6	I always get compliments on this color because it's a nice bright, happy, pinkish purple without being too
1:35.7	obnoxious. It's very wildflower. Yes, that's a nice way to look at it. Definitely. So I made one of the few solid color versions
1:47.3	that you can see on Ravelry. And an interesting fact about this, I made it back in 2014.
1:56.9	No way. Yeah. Seriously? So it's about to hit the 10-year mark. And if you recall, I often have made the comment that when my sweaters hit the 10-year mark, I've found that I'm tired of them, and a lot of sweaters I have gotten rid of at that 10 year mark and this one I
2:22.6	happened to rediscover in my sweaters when I was actually looking for a different sweater and I'm so
2:32.8	happy that I have discovered it because I feel that this pattern is still
2:39.8	fabulous.
2:41.4	The design still holds up.
2:43.3	Yeah, for sure.
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