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January 25, 2014 8:39 am
I’m thinking that I should learn to knit. Not for the final product but for the process, especially when in the company of others.
Powerful healing knitting circles…
knit one purl one
our coffee break
punctuated
with needle clicks
tea and banter
Paul Conneally
Photo: The hard at work fingers of Su Marshall and Lynda Callaghan – Paul Conneally
Su has some exciting ideas about how we can utilise the power of knitting in schools… watch this space!
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Categories: Craft, culture, mental health, photography
Tags: craft, knitting, photography, poetry, tanka, work
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Knitting is great, but crochet is pretty great too, and with more scope for experimental jabbing and hooking with less chance of ruinous holes.
By dropscone on January 25, 2014 at 9:35 am
Crochet, sewing, knitting… I’m rubbish at all of them at the moment … I didn’t even spell ‘purl’ correctly at first… now changed… but the pearls of wisdom that flow across and through the knitting circle… priceless!
By burnthewater on January 25, 2014 at 10:54 am