It’s an odd time of year for knittingIt’s possibly Winter as it slushy snows, but three days later it’s 20ºC and I’m pulling out my linen trousers and Doctor Who t-shirt for a dance around the garden! So what to knit, when Winter is almost done with but it’s really not warm enough for linen trousers . . .
Do you want to knit everyday?It can be a tough one. Knitting can feel like something that has to be squeezed in to your life, if it’s not been there for long. As a daily or regular extra the time can pass and it’s not happened. Finding a project that’s motivating is a great starting point. You’ll . . .
What are the benefits are there to knitting?So many benefits that they’re un-listable! But today let’s talk about how knitting can boost your self-confidence. I’m sure many of us have experienced low self-confidence throughout our lives, but perhaps more in the last two years. It’s feeling like a tired story now, I mean who wants to focus . . .
Shouldn’t I want to knit faster?You may well be asking that in response to the slow knitting concept. As faster knitting is something that’s often sought by new and long-time knitters alike. We are taught to speed up, be faster, become more efficient at many things in life, so slowing down is counter-intuitive. But would you believe . . .
Reading knitting patterns needn’t be hardEver wondered how the best knitters get through their patterns? Reading and knitting through one after the other isn’t that specialist, there’s not a secret formula. Neither is there a whole lesson in University that you somehow missed that teaches about reading knitting patterns. So why can it be so hard? And what if . . .
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