YEAH HOLLY i can identify with you ,, the Blessed Renaissance of knitting, has `brought back` many ex knitters, who In past times , knitted only with instructions. Mostly from a Veteran knitter who would sit in the Wool shop and give them A-Z instructions, got paid for it and hence had no interest to explain what and how.. Than many stopped knitting , while those of us who went on knitting , refined our knowledge, cahnged many ideas [ prejudices] about the `Do & Don`t`. added a lot of math and other Scientific approaches to our knitting. At the same time, a whole new generation grew up who didn`t learn knitting at home, or at the neighbour`s, Or didn`t grow up in a Visual knitting enviroment, thus they came with no pre conceptions at all.
I am quite willing to show , how to cast on , and guide Ex or new knitters, in the basic How, why etc... but all too often i get questions that could be answered, by merely looking into a mag , a book etc,,,, But this happens also in another field, i get daily questions from people aout translating. Now this aren`t Complicated , cultural related terminologies , this are Plain everyday words that can be looked up in every regular dictionary.... > Help! The Christmas seasons seems to have brought out every beginning > knitter in the world to ask me questions! :) > > TIA, > > Holly To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
