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February 2011
knitting on the train home
Will make it all ok. It will. It will.
“I’m tired of hearing about the death of publishing. If these companies die, it’s because they were dedicated to a dying model.”
—Ron Hogan (via housingworksbookstore)
Day 5: How long did it take from the time your learned how to knit, to finish your first project?
Maybe a couple of weeks? I dont remember. My first FP was awful so I frogged and reknit it. I would say it probably took me 2 weeks to get from first casting on to having a real scarf. Knitting goes quickly if you’re just doing garter stitch.
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Day 4: How did you learn how to knit?
A friend in college taught me because I wanted to learn. Everyone else knit—tons of people on campus—and there was a lovely little yarn store in town (Northampton Wools), and a lovelier one (Webs!) a little off the main drag. We watched TV and knit and felt domestic and awesome. A Smith tradition, I guess.
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Day 3: Do you have any other WIPs (works in progress)?
ok, I forgot to update during the week… I get it now. y’all schedule these ahead of time. Duhhh.
I have a ton of WIPs. off the top of my head—a little capelet thing that i sometimes work on and will probably never finish, an aran cable sampler blanket that I’ve been working on for like 8 years and want to have finished but haven’t yet…I’ll get there, though. and various little things that I’m def not finishing and should frog but frogging hurts.
they’re all in my ravelry btws. Im Marlenahooch.
