Better late than never 🙂
Although my branch came to Canada as Loyalists during the American Revolution, many Tuppers chose to stay and odds are very good, we be cousins!
I’ve been working away on my  Tour de France KAL shawl, my friend Natalie’s lovely Gavrinis and loving it. I expect I should have Chart D finished this evening.
Here’s a great and ever so slightly tongue in cheek look at boys that knit. Interesting and funny.
Not mentioned in the article, at one time women were only allowed to spin.
I can’t help but think that having the right to knit is almost as good as being able to vote! 😉
Bros and Rows: The Real History Of Men Who Knit | Carolyn Bucior.
Hey Rocco, is that Noro you got there?
The Knitting Machine, 2005, acrylic felt knitted with excavators and aluminum utility poles
Gotta love ‘Murrica – go big or go home!
Why yes I can say that! Although my branch came to Canada as Loyalists, during the American Revolution, some chose to stay. The Beau’s family has deep roots in Canada, so he puts up with my teasing :).
Ah yes, the knitting.
I’ve been working away on my  Tour de France KAL shawl, Natalie’s lovely Pere Lachaise and loving it. I expect I should have Chart D finished this evening.
And I leave you with a bird’s eye view of the really big “shew”.
See? Real men knit. They just like to use really BIG tools!
Have a wonderful weekend!
