by Hannah Gilly
June 23, 2020
There’s hot weather, beaches, strawberries and cream and not a lot of warm cosy knitwear.
But we don’t have to just knit to keep us warm. I’ve got lots of ideas for you today on what to knit in the summer, we just need to realise the opportunities for summer knitting.
Large projects feel uncomfortable sitting in your lap.
Woolly fibrous yarns get sticky in your hands.
And perhaps you just don’t feel inspired to start knitting the cowl that you won’t be wearing for another 4 months.
I’ve come up with lots of ideas for knitting projects that are perfect for the summer. Let’s get knitty!
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