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Swatching for a project knitted in the round can be awkward and inconsistent. Steeking your knitted swatches makes it easy to explore colorways, check gauge, and practice cutting your knitting—eep!
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Swatching for a project knitted in the round can be awkward and inconsistent. Steeking your knitted swatches makes it easy to explore colorways, check gauge, and practice cutting your knitting—eep!
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Facing devastating crop losses, Heather Loomis turned to a flock of rare Romeldale CVM sheep. Today, their carefully tended pastures yield some of the most coveted small-batch yarn around.
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