Ladies at the craft guild of my church have taught me how to knit. They meet every Thursday and are a small lively group that enjoy the fellowship as much as the crafts they make and donate to charity. I am a very shaky beginner at this knitting, but I have finished my first project, a watermelon colored scarf my daughter requested made for her to go with her winter coat. I find I love knitting, almost as much as I enjoy reading. I do not want to take on any large projects, but would love to learn how to knit caps, mittens, gloves, socks, and other small items, perhaps even a shawl. This wonderful knitting keeps my hands busy and food out of my mouth. Another example of God's many blessings!
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
Ladies at the craft guild of my church have taught me how to knit. They meet every Thursday and are a small lively group that enjoy the fellowship as much as the crafts they make and donate to charity. I am a very shaky beginner at this knitting, but I have finished my first project, a watermelon colored scarf my daughter requested made for her to go with her winter coat. I find I love knitting, almost as much as I enjoy reading. I do not want to take on any large projects, but would love to learn how to knit caps, mittens, gloves, socks, and other small items, perhaps even a shawl. This wonderful knitting keeps my hands busy and food out of my mouth. Another example of God's many blessings!
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Your scarf looks great! I learned to knit in Girl Scouts about 20 years ago. I started out knitting clothes for my Cabbage Patch Kids (wow! that was a long time ago) I recently have started to knit again. What size needles did you use for the scarf shown?
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