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Did you ever watch your grandma knitting?

Wasn't it boring? Did not it appear to take forever?

Most of us live life in the fast lane. Who needs to purchase balls of yarn, search for patterns and expend - heaven disallow - the next 3 months making a jumper, when we may purchase one in the high street for next to nothing.....

So why bother understanding to knit?

the garment you make yourself is special to you or whoever you make it for. Make your own innovative 'look'.

you'll NEVER bump into somebody wearing the exact same thing. Style and originality in one!

should you ever considered you did not have a creative bone in your figure - consider again. Creating something useful shall give you the most ponderful sense of attainment, second only to giving birth!

You lack time for that?

Yes you do..... knitting could be done in an odd 5 minutes here and there throughout the day ... during the advertisements on TV if essential.

Pick up your knitting when the ads come on instead of checking the fridge for chocolate and snacks = less calorie intake = weight loss = joy!

And should you be under the impression that knitting is boring and takes also lengthy to manage to the end of anything, believe again!

New yarns make knitting much much faster than ever and not only that, patterns are more fun and stylish in these days of superior design.

Children in the Shetland islands ( north of Scotland, UK ) understand to knit as part of their curriculum.

Yes - children may do that. My own children knit and could make innovative and ponderful individualalized gifts for their friends.

Do not miss out on a life skill. Understand to knit today and gifts for the 'friend who has everything' shall never cause another motherents worry!

About The Author

Linda Gray is a freelance authorr and designer. She's maked a beautientirely illustrated 'how-to-knit' ebook which you may download for FREE from her working from home site. http://www.mylot.org/stixandyarn.htm

Lindagray@mylot.