retired not tired: SIX WORD SATURDAY

Saturday, December 8, 2012

SIX WORD SATURDAY

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My Granddaughters are learning to knit!!

It is time to pass down the age old tradition of knitting. There is no better place to start than when the children are young. I picked up my needles after a hiatus of 20 years. I really thought I would never knit again because my hands got so sore. I actually gave away all of my wool stock. I kept my needles and all of my books. Thank goodness!!

This Christmas I am starting a new tradition for my grandchildren. They will all get something made by Grammy with Love.

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Susie Clevenger · 642 weeks ago

Fantastic!! I sure wish I knew how to knit.
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Vicki 62p · 642 weeks ago

That's so neat!! I'm the only female in my family that doesn't know how to knit...or crochet, or sew, or do anything crafty. So wish I did though! I need to learn how to do one of them.
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betty · 642 weeks ago

Oh how fun!! I think it is a great thing to learn how to do! Lots of wonderful things can be made through knitting! Glad your granddaughters want to learn how to knot too!

betty

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Elaine 40p · 642 weeks ago

I love knitting, and once taught an entire class of thirty 8 year olds to knit! I must have been mad. :)
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mlissabeth 45p · 642 weeks ago

Now that sounds great! I hope the teaching goes well.

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Eva Gallant · 642 weeks ago

that's terrific!
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ronaleeakarose 24p · 642 weeks ago

That is great that you are able to start knitting again. I hope your granddaughters enjoy it. I have crocheted for many years (not recently), but I never did learn how to knit.
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Dana · 642 weeks ago

Wonderful! My grandma tried to teach me to knit and crochet, but I could never get the hang of it. I'd love to be able to, though.
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jazzbumpa · 642 weeks ago

Knitting:
Useful skill
When bones break.

[Never
Can resist
A word play]

Lo siento,
JzB

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Joseph Alsarraf · 642 weeks ago

I was never really into knitting, although I think it would be cool to make my own clothes! : )

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Patricia 34p · 641 weeks ago

I learned to crochet from my Gramma. One of the best gifts she ever gave me. 50 some years later I am still crocheting.

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restlessjo 52p · 641 weeks ago

I returned to knitting last year, after a long absense, to knit those tiny "jumpers for Africa". It felt good.

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Romi · 641 weeks ago

It is exciting to hear that your granddaughters are learning to knit.
I am thankful for my mother who patiently taught me how to crochet and knit. These handicraft skills are her great legacy.
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Cheride 77p · 641 weeks ago

How exciting! When I was young, I used to do embroidery with my grandmother, and thought it was great fun. Sadly, it's not a skill I kept up, but it's still a wonderful memory of good times with my grandma. I'm sure your granddaughters are going to love it.

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McGuffy's Reader 80p · 641 weeks ago

This is wonderful. I always wished I could knit or crochet.
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vivinfrance 40p · 640 weeks ago

Great stuff - we are a crafty family in general, so I know you're in for a lot of fun. Have you seen pictures of yarnbombing? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yarn_bombing There are some amazing works out there.

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Ron. Lavalette 56p · 640 weeks ago

Cool! I've knever knitted.

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Linda · 640 weeks ago

I think that is wonderful! Enjoy your knitting! And Merry Christmas!

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brenda · 640 weeks ago

how fun! Nothing like passing down the traditions!
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My Kid's Mom · 640 weeks ago

I loved teaching my daughter to crochet. Enjoy!

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Lizzeann 55p · 639 weeks ago

I think that's a wonderful thing to teach your grandchildren. I still remember a few of the crochet lessons my Granny taught me growing up and I will always treasure those memories.

I hope you had a very Merry Christmas. Happy New Year! And happy belated 6WS! :-)
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vivinfrance 40p · 639 weeks ago

This appeared as your Dec. 28 link. Have you done a different one for today?

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tillybud 55p · 639 weeks ago

That's a lovely skill to pass on. So few people can knit these days.

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Dani H 16p · 639 weeks ago

i love experiencing things with my grandchildren that are new to them!

Happy New Year!
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Susie Clevenger · 639 weeks ago

So great you are passing on the talent...I wish I knew how to knit, but I feel my fingers now would make nothing but knots.
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