by Hannah Gilly
February 22, 2022
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 want to pick it up, feel the yarn, see the stitches and rows grow one at a time. But do you forget occasionally and them realise that you've missed it for a week.
This video is going to help you find time for knitting because you want to knit. Not because you have to, or feel forced to.
There are so many benefits to knitting, physical and emotional, encouraging habits and routine, relaxation and joy into your every day.
So let's do this. We can find time for knitting. I'll help you in today's video:
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