organicmama
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There is a knitting group meeting on Monday the 22nd at 6:00pm at Sugar Pies in WaterColor.
Hope to see all those interested there!
Hope to see all those interested there!
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Local Knitting Group starting up
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citymouse
Beach Lover
Looking forward to our next meeting, Lisa !!
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/30-A_Knitters/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/30-A_Knitters/
tistheseason
Beach Fanatic
I just read Friday Night Knitting Club and now I'm dying to learn to knit! Although I doubt I have the patience for it, yet! I'm hoping that as I age, I'll grow into it!
tistheseason
Beach Fanatic
I really like the book, it reminded me of the importance of having a group of friends that gets together periodically!
Susan Horn
Beach Fanatic
next meeting?
Hello, just wondering when the next knitting group gathering will be?
Hello, just wondering when the next knitting group gathering will be?
Susan Horn
Beach Fanatic
If you get into knitting (or crochet, even needlepoint), you will not have any interest or desire to put the work down for any other purpose except perhaps the occasional physical necessities to keep your body alive (food, water, maybe sleep). It becomes its own addiction, and soon your house is filled with yarn, and a mondo assortment of needles and other neato accoutrements. When you travel, the first place you seek out is the local knit shop. You begin experimenting with other fibers that might be knittable: curling ribbon (yes, pretty interesting); raffia (very difficult and it breaks a lot, and there are all those pieces to either tie together or work int); plastic shopping bags cutr into strips (very very cool), torn up old clothes (again, very cool); various local grasses and other plant fibers (still on my list to try); adding machine tape (bad idea).
