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Designed by Ruth Morris (Ella's Knitting)

I knit,
you knit,
we all knit together,
would it be the same if we were empty-handed
( politely) staring?

 

(written by Ruth Morris) 

[...] So we sit and KAPOW! Knit And Purl On Woollyness
I digress
so the question is: Is knitting becoming more popular?
We already know the answer: yes
I cannot stress
enough the ecstasy I’ve seen two sticks and a chunk of yarn bring to you and me and her and him and … see…
It should really become government policy
to get the corporate conglomerates to make it compulsory
for everyone to knit at least 15mins every day;
stress relieving therapy; knitting people together; bit like sweet lyrical harmony!

(Opening text for KNIT expo written by Belinda Harris-Reid)

We all love to knit

Come and have a slice of cake with us at KNIT expo's the big KNIT show 2010 Winter event!

 

On the 13th November

@ the Corn Exchange - Exeter, Devon

 

AND knitting is therapy; it is conversation and moments, intimacy and sharing, exploration and innovation, sharing of ideas and up-skilling, life stories and lots of laughter, listening and being listened to; in essence, it is community.

Knitting links the generations and, as one passes on its skill to the next, it also links us with our cultural heritage and roots.

Knitting us together...

Curly Edge Flower Designed by Belinda Harris-Reid