Fru has finished objects and misadventure.  thanks for stopping by!

spk 198: when caution met wind

Fru has a new microphone and some works in progress and finished knits! Thanks for stopping by!

spk 197: tassles & mystery yarn

Fru has had misadventures with her yarn in this episode!

spk 196: triple clapback

Fru has finished some awesome knits!  And has enhanced the stash!Apologies..I've fallen behind in posting over to Apple Podcast!  Thanks for watching!

Fru has finished some awesome knits!  And has enhanced the stash! Apologies..I've fallen behind in posting over to Apple Podcast!  Thanks for watching!

spk 195: FO show, fo' sho'!

Fru has big plans for the month of March, some finished objects and introduces Major Lillewhite to J-Lo.  Thanks for stopping by!

spk 194

Fru has finished her first sweater of the year! Thanks for stopping by!

spk 193: First Sweater of 2018

Fru is working on 2 sweaters ?!?!  And other stuff! Thanks for stopping by!

spk 192: cardi in the morning, sweater in the evening

Fru has a birthday, some finished objects and lots of imaginiknitting.  Thanks for stopping by!

spk 191: 41

spk 190: the impatient knitter

spk 189: Looking ahead

Misadventures of a girl who loves knitting, spinning, fiber, fitness and rainbow goodness, y'all!

Fru has some last minute gift knits, a PomPom hack and some merry stash.  Thanks for stopping by and Happy Holidays!

spk 188: Merry & Bright PomPoms

Fru has finished all of her Barley hats for her team and some other FOs as well!  Knit along winners announced and other misadventures are shared.  Thanks for stopping by!

SPK 187: Holly Jolly Barleys

Fru has finished her Veronika Cardigan and is working on her holiday knits! Thanks for stopping by!

spk 186: Another November, Another Sweater

Fru has an awesome time at SAFF &amp; is working on her sweater for NakniSwemo2017.

spk 185: SAFF & Sweater obsessed

Fru has finished her most epic knit of 2017.

spk 184: Epic Knits and Hard decisions

Fru has expanded her stash through what can best be described as a "holiday sock yarn incident" and is here to talk about it! Thanks for stopping by!

spk 183: the Holiday sock yarn incident of 2017

spk 182: Uneven Ears

spk 181: Ready for Fall, y'all

Fru is back with some works in progress, some wool joy and some finished objects! Thanks for stopping by!!

spk 180: a batch of barleys...drank! 

There are 2 new production assistants in House Graham! Fru introduces Major Lillewhite &amp; Olivia Moore.  Oh and there's knitting too! Thanks for stopping by!

spk 178: errrmehgerd kitttans!!

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Updated by OwlTail 19 days ago

Rank #1: spk 193: First Sweater of 2018

Rank #2: spk 192: cardi in the morning, sweater in the evening

Rank #3: spk 191: 41

Rank #4: spk 190: the impatient knitter

Rank #5: spk 189: Looking ahead

Rank #6: spk 188: Merry & Bright PomPoms

Rank #7: SPK 187: Holly Jolly Barleys

Rank #8: spk 186: Another November, Another Sweater

Rank #9: spk 180: a batch of barleys...drank!

Rank #10: spk 178: errrmehgerd kitttans!!