Now, I work all day, for pay, with instrumentation and persnickety mechanical things. So why in the world would I want to come home and do the same thing???
I have no idea, but I'm loving it.
I have three knitting machines up and running in the house right now.
I have a Studio LK150 in the basement, and it has a baby blanket on it.
There's a Brother KH910 in the dining room. It's in the process of being refurbished. But the missing parts haven't arrived in the mail yet.
And now there's a Passap Pinkie in the living room.
And I'm having a blast. And I don't see it as cheating, like some do - it's a totally different craft, even if the final product looks the same.
I'll have pictures soon. I'm having too much fun to take them right now!!
Later!
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Ramblings about knitting, historic clothing, mothering a youngling, and whatever the latest obsession of the moment happens to be.
About Me
- historicstitcher
- Michigan, United States
- I'm a mom, a chemist, and a lover of fiber and history. I post about my projects, my life, and the history of women and fiber and keeping a home throughout history. Sometimes my friends and I get into a conversation in the comments - come join us!
1 comment:
I'm with you on this one! I love my LK100! When my older kids were little it was how I knit almost everything (get it - NO pointy needles!). And it isn't "cheating" - especially when you do texture stitches like cables etc that have to be manipulated by hand! Awesome fun! Lucky you to have such a range of yarn you can use between the 3 machines!
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