I grabbed a couple of books from the library, borrowed her #8's, and bought a cheap skein at Hancock to try my hand at a hat her Sunday School class knitted for homeless shelters that's supposed to be easy.
So now, instead of ignoring my family while I sew upstairs, I can ignore them while I count stitches in my head on the couch - ha! (Just kidding, of course.)
2 comments:
That's completely exciting! Thanks for the shout out! Your knitting already looks way better than some of my creations so far:)
I love it. I want to sit in the back of my classes when I'm not teaching and knit. Or in the airplane, knit. . .
Now can you take knitting needles on a plane? Maybe if they're wooden?
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