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KNITTING ? No longer your grandma's hobby...

Posted by Michele Ivey Monroe on November 18, 2009

KNITTING ?    No longer your grandma's hobby...
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KNITTING IS FOR EVERYONE !
NOT JUST FOR GRANDMA'S ANYMORE...
  As a child, I looked up at my grandmother in total bewilderment as she sat knitting and watching her daily soap opera drama.  It is very surprising that in the 21st century, people still have this imagery in their heads regarding knitting.  But knitting it very hip and chic, also very cost effective and rewarding.
I have had so many relaxing and precious moments knitting. Most of my life events can be recalled to what I was knitting or what craft project I was...

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Great Cast on Video for Beginning Knitters

Posted by JennJenn on July 06, 2009

I love knitting, but for some reason everytime I sit down to do it, I need to...

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What's My Sweater Size? - Knitting to Fit!

Posted by The Naked Sheep on June 24, 2009

What's My Sweater Size? - Knitting to Fit!
Weekend_cardigan

People are often confused when it comes to knowing which size to make in a particular pattern. Often people will look at the small (medium, large) sizing options and just assume that since they usually wear a medium, that’s the size they should make. This is definitely not the way to choose your size. It’s very important to look at the Finished Measurements listed for the garments.Patterns will always give a Finished Measurement, and often a suggested “To...

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    • Posted by Natala on June 25, 2009
    • this is super useful -- i always wondered about sizing and fit -- and never quite knew what the best ways to modify things were. thanks!

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Frogging or Tinking? Basic Knitting Terms You Don't Want to Use.

Posted by Kat Lenhart on June 07, 2009

Frogging or Tinking? Basic Knitting Terms You Don't Want to Use.
unravelling

Frogging and tinking? What?
 
In the knitting world, frogs say "rip it, rip it." And that's the reason knitters use the term "frogging" as they merrily unravel their hours worth of knitting. Okay, it's not always a particularly fun thing to do, especially if you've found a glaring error and have to rip back something complicated......

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    • Posted by Joseph Sunga on June 08, 2009
    • This was definitely entertaining. My mom is trying to knit, so now I can try to have a conversation with her using this lingo. Thanks for sharing.

    • Posted by Natala on July 02, 2009
    • Oh this is going to help me build out my knitting lexicon - i just learned about the difference between pearl and knit! now i'll sound like an expert talking about frogging :)

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Musical Knitting Lessons

Posted by Knita on March 05, 2009

Musical Knitting Lessons
Machine Knitting to the Music

Knitting and music are wonderful companions. Put on those ear phones, plug into  your favorite beat, whether it's classical,rock,soft jazz, or your favorite dance tune, your needles will soon move with the rhythm. Talk about relaxing,this combination is the ultimate in relaxation.If you're the energetic type, you could swing those needles, to the tunes of rock, pop,or a sassy...

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    • Posted by Joseph Sunga on March 05, 2009
    • This is great. I love combining things to make it even better. I can see this done well with art in general and music. Thanks a lot for sharing.

      Also, just fyi for future articles -- make sure you add a photo of your cool creations or a video since articles with those are the only ones considered for the homepage. Cheers!

    • Posted by Maurine on March 10, 2009
    • Hi Arnetta- Wonderful idea. I just use this techni

    • Posted by Shirley Cathey on November 14, 2009
    • I have a Passap E6000 machine and would like to know how to use it. Do you give lessons using the machine? The machine in the picture looks very similar to mine.

    • Posted by Shirley Cathey on November 14, 2009
    • If there is anyone out there who knows how to use a Passap E-6000 knitting machine, please let me know. Thanks.

    • Posted by Shirley Cathey on November 14, 2009
    • I am new to this web site so I would like to find someone who is familiar with the Passap E-6000 in the Grass Valley or Browns Valley, CA areas. Please contact me if your out there. I would like to start by threading this machine and then making some simply patterns. Thanks

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