The original title of this fibercast was changed due to the astute ears of a viewers! During this podcast I do a brief tutorial on washing fleece in the lock and I say NOT to go from COLD to HOT but what I meant was do NOT go from HOT to COLD! RATS! I will qualify this more next time and of course, apologize profusely for being in error.
Goodnough Sweater by Bonnie Sennott
A New Family Portrait by Dorene Giordano
Cameo Shawl by Paulina Popiolek
Thirteen Mile Lamb & Wool Co Farm Yarns
Hatchtown Farm Coopsworth
Yarns at Yin Hoo with Sarapomegranate
Burnham Wood Capelet by Romi Hill
Three Bags Full by Judith McKenzie
You can find me & (Morgan):
Ravelry: Swenstea (Sarah) & SheKnitsaround (Morgan)
Ravelry Group: Fiber Trek
Instagram: fibertrektv
Fiber Trek 
”Flub-dubs!” President Lincoln once shouted when presented with a list of expenses for mansion furnishings and dresses. ”For flub-dubs!”
President T. Roosevelt described his successor, William Howard Taft, as a flub dub.
And Howdy Doody and Buffalo Bob Smith brought back the Flub A Dub from South America for the amusement of the Peanut Gallery.
You’ve picked a good title for this report.