A bunch of useless crap
Published on May 11, 2007 By MasonM In Blogging
I went over to Mom's before lunch and picked up the small package sent to me from a nice lady on a knitting forum. As I had guessed, it contained hand-made stitch markers for knitting. I had complained on the knitting forum that stitch markers tend to be "girlie" and that I hadn't seen any that appeal to a guy. She was kind enough to make some for me and surprise me with them.

I really like them and they'll come in handy on complicated projects requiring stitch markers.







The charm on the one is a tool box with tools. A nice "guy" charm.

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on May 11, 2007
She is a nice lady! And talented too!
on May 11, 2007

She is a nice lady! And talented too!


Yeah she did a great job with them.
on May 11, 2007
Cool.
on May 11, 2007
Cool.


I second that even though I haven't the vaguest what in the hell stitch markers are...   
on May 11, 2007
I second that even though I haven't the vaguest what in the hell stitch markers are...


it is to hold the end of the knitting until you can finish it.

I think

Did I do well Uncle Mason?
on May 11, 2007

  



Cool.


I think it was really nice of her.


Cool.


I second that even though I haven't the vaguest what in the hell stitch markers are...   



I second that even though I haven't the vaguest what in the hell stitch markers are...


it is to hold the end of the knitting until you can finish it.

I think

Did I do well Uncle Mason?


Stitch markers are slipped onto the knitting needles at points one needs to keep track of, usually having to do with a stitch pattern change, or color change, so that one doesn't have to count every stitch.
on May 11, 2007
Stitch markers are slipped onto the knitting needles at points one needs to keep track of, usually having to do with a stitch pattern change, or color change, so that one doesn't have to count every stitch.


Well we know who does not knit and who does!

Thanks for the lesson.
on May 11, 2007
That was very nice of her to do for you!
on May 11, 2007

Stitch markers are slipped onto the knitting needles at points one needs to keep track of, usually having to do with a stitch pattern change, or color change, so that one doesn't have to count every stitch.


Well we know who does not knit and who does!

Thanks for the lesson.





That was very nice of her to do for you!


Yes it was, very much so.
on May 12, 2007
I love them.. The making of stitch markers are almost as addictive as knitting is. They can be as simple as a loop of different color yarn.. to allkinds of beads & charms. These look awesome Mason....
on May 12, 2007

I love them.. The making of stitch markers are almost as addictive as knitting is. They can be as simple as a loop of different color yarn.. to allkinds of beads & charms. These look awesome Mason....


I really like them too. Very nice.
on May 12, 2007

Hey!  That is super special,  She's a winner.

Happy for you

on May 12, 2007

Hey!  That is super special,  She's a winner.


Happy for you




on May 12, 2007
That is awesome.

How sweet of that lady.
on May 12, 2007

That is awesome.

How sweet of that lady.


Yeah it was, and totally out of the blue. She said it took her a lot of looking around to find a "manly" charm.
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