Watch the Pilot Episode of ‘The Knitterati’ – a Knitting Comedy from Canada

Posted by Danielle | Mar 29, 2016 | Beyond Knitting, TVhack |

The Knitterati is a Canadian comedy short about knitting AND the knitting shop it takes place in, The Purple Purl, is right around the corner from my sister-in-law’s house in Toronto.

“Hipster darlings of the knitting community, Mary Crochet & Gerry DiLana struggle to keep their store afloat amidst a string of bad luck. It’s the least they can do to keep themselves and their loyal customers happy. But their lives are unraveling too quickly to keep it all together.”

:: https://youtu.be/jTIKnf1mQKw ::

Baa baa baaack up, sheep!

Credits:

Written & Created by Sandra Battaglini & Phil Luzi.
Cast: Sandra Battaglini, Phil Luzi, Massimo Comedian, Steve Patrick Adams, Julie Bot, Becky Johnson, Candice Gregoris.
Executive Producer, Jessica Martins. Produced by Frantic Films.

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