Episode 2 begins with a conversation between Melissa and Cate Carter-Evans of Infinite Twist. Cate shares not only helpful advice for mixing colours and a quick bit of colour theory in our chat, but she also has provided a downloadable guide with tips and teaching activities for listens. Also included is a great stash busting pattern.6 Questions with Melody and Melissa segment includes some great discoveries about yarn and one another. Melissa is asked a question from a listener this week and that listener is in for quite a treat! This segment will have some changes to it in the works, so be sure to listen today and tell us what you think!Our sponsor for today's 'cast is Infinite Twist: No creative person wants to waste their most precious resource - their time - on an unsuccessful project.

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