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Sunday, March 14, 2010

Unexpected lessons

Well, I have made it through my first skein of yarn, and I have learned in that time. 

My first surprise lesson came in the form of fellowship.  It seems that everywhere I turn these days I meet a fellow knitter.  One day I simply walked into work, and there in the waiting area was a fellow knitter working on a tam with her basket of supplies beside her.  Some of the best fellowship has been in learning from others.  I asked my mom to teach me the knit stitch after casting on.   It felt good to have another area of knowledge and skill that she can pass on to me.  I have a feeling she is still hoping that knitting will somehow turn into a minivan full of grandchildren though.

I was warned about this, but I didn't believe it until I was fully hooked.  Knitting is addictive.  At first, I wondered if I would ever complete one project.  In fact, I have not finished that first project, but I have already thought of four more that I want to do once this one is complete.  I need to get busy!

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