Men Who Knit Promoting and inspiring the art of knitting amongst men.

Got my invite for Ravelry and signed up. The name's still Murfpapa. Staring at the screen......where to begin....where to begin. I'm overwhelmed.

hey guys - just wanted to wish each of you a wonderful Thanksgiving (here in the USA) - it's great to have all of you as friends and here's to many many more years of knitting together!

hugs,

"The Reader's Digest Knitter's Handbook - A comprehensive guide to the principles and techniques of handknitting" by Montse Stanley; 1986,2001; softcover; 318 pages.

New Directions in Fair Isle Knitting by Patty Knox, 1985, hardcover, oversize, 119 pages, out of print.

I just had to do one border on this to finish it. It is done in Jamieson and Smith Shetland wool on 3.25 mm needles.

I'm not sure if I smuggled my knitting into the airport, or they actually allowed #6 circular needles. I'm going with smuggled, it sounds more bad-ass.

Sorry if this subject is a dead horse but I'm pretty new to knitting and casting on is such a trouble point for me. I was wondering what is your favorite method of casting on.

Hey all...
I'm working on "Lazychick's Cabled Fingerless Mitts", a pattern I bought at my LYS and I have a question. For the Gusset it says:

I'm working on an art project and wanted to let you guys in on it - read about it on my blog:

http://kyleknits.blogspot.com/2007/11/state-by-state-home-blanket-signups.html