Why some people don't knit...
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jwgFeb 21, 2003 Rhymes with Orange by Hilary Price - a great cartoonist.
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From the Feb 17, 2003 New Yorker by Victoria Roberts
My mother was an constant knitter. She knitted while reading a book or while watching television. A good portion of her clothes were her creations. I still have quite a few of the sweaters she made for me, although I rarely wear sweaters - flannel shirts work better for me. When she died, I gave away close to 100 sweaters and some other knitted garments and sent five cartons of wool, knitting needles, and knitting books to an out-of-town friend and old-time knitting partner.
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susandennis.
Can be found at Seattle Post Journal
From the Feb 17, 2003 New Yorker by Victoria Roberts
My mother was an constant knitter. She knitted while reading a book or while watching television. A good portion of her clothes were her creations. I still have quite a few of the sweaters she made for me, although I rarely wear sweaters - flannel shirts work better for me. When she died, I gave away close to 100 sweaters and some other knitted garments and sent five cartons of wool, knitting needles, and knitting books to an out-of-town friend and old-time knitting partner.
I'm sure she would have gotten along quite well with
susandennis.
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Date: 2003-02-21 08:05 pm (UTC)Only 100 sweaters? Amateur, poseur, wannabe. I'm well over 300 now (and got 3 more on, um, Thursday).