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I'm glad to hear Cat's comment about nurturing vs. competing. I think that's the great thing about knitters in general and how we're capable of teaching each other. I'm a teacher of knitting and I get such joy from helping others enjoy my craft. BTW I do buy online (though not as much now as i have in the past) but I have a strong allegiance to my Local Yarnstore the Naked Sheep Knitshop. The owners Brad and Cheri Clark have done a wonderful job of fostering a sense of community among all the knitters in the neighborhood and beyond.

Natalie Laderas-Kilkenny

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