Welcome to my blog. This is my place to examine my knitting perspective...
I am writing of the "eclecticism" I experience in my obsession with knitting. I frequently use the word eclectic to describe one who is creative, diverse and free. The eclectic knitter expresses oneself in colour, texture and style. In a yarn shop, the knitter peruses the myriad of fibres using his/her senses of sight, smell and touch. Visualisation of their next knitting creation is found in many places...a magazine, a book, on a website, in their mind waiting to be translated on to paper.
I am the lone knitter amongst my family and friends. I regularly browse the internet looking at knitting blogs and websites. On a social interaction level, I am inspired by the creativity, diversity and freedom of expression as I meet other knitters at the weekly SnB nights in Toronto.
Once again, welcome to my perspective....
I am writing of the "eclecticism" I experience in my obsession with knitting. I frequently use the word eclectic to describe one who is creative, diverse and free. The eclectic knitter expresses oneself in colour, texture and style. In a yarn shop, the knitter peruses the myriad of fibres using his/her senses of sight, smell and touch. Visualisation of their next knitting creation is found in many places...a magazine, a book, on a website, in their mind waiting to be translated on to paper.
I am the lone knitter amongst my family and friends. I regularly browse the internet looking at knitting blogs and websites. On a social interaction level, I am inspired by the creativity, diversity and freedom of expression as I meet other knitters at the weekly SnB nights in Toronto.
Once again, welcome to my perspective....
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Welcome to the blogverse. The more Canadians the better!
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