Knitting Yarns Spinning Tales Cornell Review

A wonderful collection of stories about knitting. A chapter was written by my second favorite knitter, Meg Swansen. Her mother, Elizabeth Zimmerman, is my favorite. I would say she had a good teacher.

I really enjoyed reading this book and the little stories it tells. somewhere tiring, somewhere funny, somewhere very useful because it helps me search and find new items for my knitting. I really recommend it to people who love to knit and crochet because it makes you want to populate the knitting community.

I usually like to read more about everything I do. I bought this book to learn more about knitting. That's great. There are short articles about knitting in everyday life. Some made me laugh, some made me cry, and still others were pretty boring, but most importantly, they were all written by real knitters, which made me feel like I was part of a much bigger world and not alone anymore knitted at home. Many Thanks. Knitting has changed since I read this book, I truly belong to a large community