Another knitter! / Weer een breister erbij!

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Yes, she finally caught on! We went to SnB together tonight, and unlike last time, this time she got it straight away. Of course, the knitting isn't perfect, but after some years of practice... ;)

Ja, ze heeft het eindelijk door! Vanavond waren we samen naar SnB en in tegenstelling tot de vorige keer snapte ze het nu direct. Natuurlijk is het breien nog niet perfect, maar een paar jaartjes oefenen... ;)

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Jolanda said…
Ja, de volgende generatie dient zich aan! Dat is de kracht van creativiteit, het is tijdloos en dus leeftijdloos.
October 22, 2009 at 8:01 AM
Mariella said…
Ah, super! Leuk hoor. Je kan haar een sjaal van 2 bollen Noro laten breien in mislukte boordsteek (aantal steken deelbaar door vier min één opzetten, en dan heen en terug gewoon in 2x2 boordsteek breien), en dan elke twee rijen van bol wisselen. Mijn kleine zusje was er helemaal enthousiast over :-)...
October 22, 2009 at 10:49 AM
Herma said…
Wat gezellig dat ze mee was en wat leuk dat ze het ook gaat kunnen!
October 22, 2009 at 12:58 PM
Krista said…
I wish my mom would have taught me some crafts. I learned quilting on my own a few years ago and I learned knitting from my mother-in-law this past year. Knitting is so fun! And I think thats awesome your passing on the skill :)
November 14, 2009 at 11:49 AM
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