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I can knit! You can, too!

What is it about those women walking around with yarn and needles sticking out of their bags? Sitting on the subway, knitting away? I just never got it. Don't get me wrong. I never thought there was anything wrong with it, but, really, what is it with knitting?

I decided to find out. Last Thursday evening, we hosted our third
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If you haven't visited the Yarn Harlot blog, do! McPhee is hilarious. And, check out some of our great knitting books.

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