I love this story, makes me want to re-learn to knit or at least find some way to own my time. My mother was a skilled knitter and made everyone beautiful sweaters. My mother-in-law was a happy, sloppy knitter and made everyone over-size, shapeless (no heel) but very warm socks! Here is to them and to you, Susan.
What an interesting and fun article, Susan. I knitted a lot after my sister died some forty-two years ago and returned to knitting six months ago. I find knitting calming and healing. Thanks for sharing.
I read this piece, and started thinking about taking up knitting again. Thanks for your comment, Rockie. Susan is on to something that stretches way beyond the knitting world.
I love this story, makes me want to re-learn to knit or at least find some way to own my time. My mother was a skilled knitter and made everyone beautiful sweaters. My mother-in-law was a happy, sloppy knitter and made everyone over-size, shapeless (no heel) but very warm socks! Here is to them and to you, Susan.
This is wonderful!
What an interesting and fun article, Susan. I knitted a lot after my sister died some forty-two years ago and returned to knitting six months ago. I find knitting calming and healing. Thanks for sharing.
I read this piece, and started thinking about taking up knitting again. Thanks for your comment, Rockie. Susan is on to something that stretches way beyond the knitting world.
I’m not a knitter, but it’s not too late to learn! Thanks for a great story!