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75Knitting as Therapy
Just about any knitter can tell you what scientific research has been trying to prove for years: knitting is therapeutic. It's not hard to get lost in the soothing, repetitive movements of fingers, yarn, and...
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71Knitting for Charity
Knitters tend to be a generous sort. Many knitters lovingly craft items to give to friends and family. A lot of knitters will admit that they knit for others with affection in every stitch. A knitted gift is...
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79Teaching Kids to Knit
If you're lucky, you learned to knit as a child at the hands of someone who loved you: a mother, grandmother, aunt, even a father or grandfather, perhaps. Chances are, you'll never forget who introduced you to...
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66Book Review: Knitting with Balls
With the upsurge in knitting's popularity, a book geared toward the male set was bound to come along and come along it has with the tongue-in-cheek titled Knitting with Balls: A hands-on guide to knitting for...
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55Sexy Knits
Knitting isn't just for grandmothersThe days of knitting being only associated with gray-haired, bun-wearing grandmothers in rocking chairs are officially over. With the creation of popular blogs such as Sexy...
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56How to Store Knitting Patterns
Many knitters admit they have a list of patterns longer than the time they have to complete them. With books and magazines coming out all the time, with new patterns to tempt us, the list grows even longer....
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69All About Knitting Needles
Metal straight needlesIf you're like many people, the image you most closely associate with knitting is probably that of a woman knitting with straight needles, the needles with one pointed end and one...
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68Giving Knitted Gifts
For many knitters, knitting is an opportunity not only to enjoy a favorite pastime, but also a way to show love. It's easy to breeze into a store, pick up an item, pay for it and present it to someone; it's...
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72Men Who Knit
Men who knit. For some people who don't know better, this may be a strange concept. If you study history, however, you'll find that during the Renaissance, men were the only ones who could join knitting...
1 comment53Lost Your Knitting Mojo?
You flip through your huge stash of knitting magazines and books, you peruse the Internet for new patterns, you paw thorough your stash of yarn, and you're still not inspired. What's wrong? Could be you've...
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