When you knit the most complicated row of a pattern and still have the correct number of stitches at the end:
Posts tagged "knitting"
Hooded Pullover in pieces (by honestabby)
More proof of why im TERRIFIED of knitting projects with multiple pieces.
This is me.
this is my life
“Can’t you see i just cast on like 200 stitches? Why must you open your mouth?”
lets #pause for a moment and realize how much knittery is going on in this picture
Wearing my alpaca sweater because it’s freezing (note- props on that do not go to me, but to some talented indigenous woman somewhere in the Andes)
Keeping my cabeza warm with freshly finished hat
Working on the gap-tastic cowl
soon, watching the newest episode of Fringe will be added to this equation, and then it will just be the greatest thing ever.
I am not a sock knitter…
I really wanted to be…I did…. but I just can’t do it
It’s too tedious and I’ve got a chronic case of Second Sock Syndrome
Also I just can’t stand the idea of investing so much time into a pair of socks….only to put them on someone’s FEET. It’s funny- because I think that’s what sock knitters LOVE about making socks- but it just seems like such a terrible idea to me.
Oh well. I’ll stick with hats/mittens/ and scarves for now- and one day I’ll make a freaking cardigan- but y’all can keep your socks.
That awkward moment when you make a knitting blog, and it gets more followers in a week than your personal blog did in three years….
too much Drake, and too much knitting....
- Katie: rap n stitches....rap n stitches stitches....and rappin rappin n stitches....until the color switches AH
‘Knitting Behind Bars’ weaves an unlikely fraternity: A Maryland woman’s weekly prison class for men is in high demand. She says knitting has a calming effect.
Photo: Lynn Zwerling helps an inmate during her weekly “Knitting Behind Bars” program at the Maryland prison system’s Pre-Release Unit in Jessup. Credit: Karl Merton Ferron / Baltimore Sun
