by Hannah Gilly
July 5, 2022
But it can also waver sometimes and the knitting mojo seems to take a hike for days or weeks at a time.
So where's that knitting mojo gone? And why didn't it even leave a trail of dust in its wake so it would be easy to find?
I've lost my passion for knitting many times over the decades that I've been knitting. The one thing that keeps me confident and stops me from panicking, is that I know it will return.
If I went out and sold all my knitting needles and yarn every time it happened, I'd have lost my favourite needles and tools that always help draw me back.
But there are other things that encourage me back to knitting. I'll share those with you in today's video.
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