Right and wrong don't apply to knitting patterns.
You drop stitches or you don't, that's all.
Amy Witting, "Isobel on the Way to the Corner Shop".
I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the ACT, the Ngunnawal people. I acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.
Thursday, December 08, 2005
In a scientific survey...
4 out of 5 of women (at dinner last night) thought that knitting at the dinner table was probably not OK, mostly because food could stain the wool. God love 'em and not a knitter among them.
Plus think of the added perfume to your work - lemon scented yellow hats (after eating lemon butter on toast while knitting....). Smell is a whole sense left out of knitting, and just waitng to be developed! I want strawberry scented wool :D
4 out of 5 of women (at dinner last night) thought that knitting at the dinner table was probably not OK, mostly because food could stain the wool. God love 'em and not a knitter among them.
4 comments:
well, how about a compromise. it's ok, provided you order food that coordinates with your knitting... (bummer for me and my electric blue socks)
Like how you think. I'll try the suggestion out in my next study.
Blueberries?
Spag Bol and red wool? Works for me!
Plus think of the added perfume to your work - lemon scented yellow hats (after eating lemon butter on toast while knitting....). Smell is a whole sense left out of knitting, and just waitng to be developed! I want strawberry scented wool :D
Chocolate scented wool? Please?
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