This semester, I've gotten countless amounts of people to pick up knitting.
Today however, I managed to teach my amazing boyfriend the craft as well.
We are both sick, so we set in for a night of Woody Allen movies and vegging on the couch.
But this time- He agreed to knit! I gave him a skein of blue red heat super saver, and he made quite a bit of progress. Actually, he commented how easy it was, and laughed at our friend who took a week to learn to do a stitch. "That's all there is to it?" he kept saying. He's going to knit me a scarf, and was concerned about all of the holes.
I'll love it anyways.
Monday, December 17, 2007
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Back to School Vest
Friday, December 7, 2007
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
The Winter Time...
...Is something of a tough time for me. No, it's not the Cleveland snow, or the blisteringly cold, windy walks through campus that strike fear into my heart. As a knitter, I quite enjoy the winter time, it gives me the opportunity to show off whatever I've been working on all year. Sweaters, hats, scarves, mittens, I love it all. However, the one thing I don't love about winter is the sweaters, hats, scarves and mittens of OTHER people.
It has been cold enough for these articles of knitwear for about 2 weeks now, and so far the parade of chenille hats and fun fur scarves has sickened me to my very core.
I am sick of the sparkely crochet tams, and the winter- themed intarsia caps. I am sick of the goofy cables and over sized bobbles.
Enough.
For serious people.
It has been cold enough for these articles of knitwear for about 2 weeks now, and so far the parade of chenille hats and fun fur scarves has sickened me to my very core.
I am sick of the sparkely crochet tams, and the winter- themed intarsia caps. I am sick of the goofy cables and over sized bobbles.
Enough.
For serious people.
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