This is being blamed on credited to knitters.
Pfft. Anyone can plainly see that's CROCHET right smack across the front bumper there, as well as the big front-and-center square.
Posts Tagged crochet
Oh, puh-leeze.
Sep 17
Beginnings
Mar 27
A shameless Allman Brothers reference, and another guest post by the fabulous TrishC!
(Unsurprisingly, though, I couldn’t help throwing in a couple of editorial comments along the way. TH)
Tess and I were chatting one day about how we got started knitting, and we discovered some strange coincidences.
The upsurge in the popularity of knitting in the past half-dozen years or so, coupled with the Internet, has been a mixed blessing to me. Browsing the online knitting world, I am continually reminded that there are all kinds of knitters, many of whom I probably have little or nothing in common with.
FO’s from Knitter’s Stash
Dec 18
OK, here’s the ONE Xmas present I knitted this year - but it is darned cute. It’s a double-knitted teddy bear from the book “Knitter’s Stash”. The book’s been around a while, but I don't actually own it (the library does, though!) so this is only the second thing I’ve knit out of it.
Another Show Stopper!
Nov 10
This gem appeared in the same book, on the very same page, as the Cossack costume.
And yet, some people still shake their heads over my affection for vintage knitting books. I say you just can't find this kind of entertainment in today's material.
Show Stoppers, Indeed
Oct 11
OK, OK, I simply could not resist posting this vintage gem – even though this is CROCHET, not knitting (and I think knitters all over the globe can all be thankful for that). I truly believe this picture deserves a better fate than being stuck in an old book, forever hidden from prying eyes. 
The item originally appeared with this text:
It’s My Sister’s Fault!
Sep 28
I can trace my original fascination with knitting back to age 6. That’s when my big sister, Bets, came for her very last Christmas visit home – because she was engaged, and would be married in April. (Bets and I are at either end of a large family – there are 17 years between us).
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