Let's Talk About Heels




I had a very positive response from the episode on toes, so this episode I talk about heels! I hope it is not too basic for y’all!

WIP: Rocky Coast cardigan, Wingspan, Downton Abbey MKAL (DAM KAL! LOL), Skew Socks for Mom

Goals: Knit the four skeins of sock yarn I have in my radar! Run a 5K all the way (better get training.)

Knitting class at the college in February - wish me luck!

VALENTINE’S DAY SALE!! New stitch markers will be going in the Etsy shop this weekend and I will be offering a coupon code for 13% off (relax, you don’t have to do the math) through Feb. 14 for Valentine’s Day. CODE: love13

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