My earliest memories of knitting were with my dad when I was 10. He taught me how to do several simple projects with aluminum needles, and I’d knit up a little scarf here and there. I never knew how to start my projects, so he’d cast on and bind off at the end for me. Then I got into embroidery and other interesting crafts, and forgot all about my needles.
I didn’t pick them up again until fall 2004 – and taught myself (through a couple books). I’m still learning, but the movements have all been slowly coming back to me. It’s been almost 2 decades since my dad taught me, but there’s something familiar about the movement of my needles coming together that is comforting.
In anycase, this is a start of a new blog – a record of my humble projects. Have fun reading!

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hi ruth! yay! i’m the first to leave u a comment! prolly won’t leave more tho, since ummm… i have no interest in knitting :P
By random-guess-masta-busta-busta on 03/27/05 9:41 pm | Permalink
hey i remember when we got those green metal knitting sticks. whatever they’re called. oh. needles. whatever. anyway, i knitted some. not much. i think i’ll just stick with sewing.
By danny on 04/06/05 3:40 pm | Permalink
I had a book that had all of these patterns in them– I wonder if it was the same one. Idont know what it was called but it had blue yarn & size 8 wooden needle and a few buttons that came w it– could it be the same book? it had 6 projects in it.
By Diana on 08/03/08 4:17 pm | Permalink
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