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I mean it this time

I am going to learn to knit. Honest. Yes, I have basically let my copy of Stitch 'n Bitch get dusty in the six months that I've owned it, but yesterday I registered in the beginner knitting class at the Anna Templeton Centre in St. John's. It doesn't look like their fall schedule is online anywhere, but I feeling a little sad that I didn't bring my Bernina when we moved here - there are some sewing classes that I'd enroll in as well - one on using different stitches and one on sewing stretchy fabrics.

I also should mention that I browsed through my friend's copy of Sexy Little Knits last weekend, thought that many of the tops were really cute. Except I was wondering if they'd felt if worn in a hot tub. Hmm ...

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I have given up on the knitting thing unless I can do it with the nifty knitter. Have you seen those things?

Ooooh, Knitting is addictive, it's like being sucked into another dimension. Seriously, I taught myself using "Stitch n' Bitch" about 1-1/2 years ago. If an over 40 southpaw like me can learn anyone can. Good luck with it!

Good to see you register for a class. I think that is what I will have to do in order to learn myself. I have purchased too many learn yourself books and am weary of the same old washcloths I've created. Good luck and I hope to see something great soon!

Once you learn the basic stitches the baby blanket in Stitch n Bitch is a great project to start out with. Have fun!!

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Urgh. Let me know if those classes work for you. I've tried at least 2x now to knit and my brain seems to resist it. I look at my grandma who can knit sweaters and stuff and I'm just floored ... I'm such a spaz with yarn! :)

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