Men Who Knit?
POSTED BY: cljohnston108
UPDATED: Monday, October 1, 2007 03:06
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I've collected over 30 pics of it, partly for research, but mostly for inspiration!
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=jayne+hat&btnG=Search+Images
Look at the joy & pride spillin' off o' these folk!





But the best has to be...
Have you looked at this pic carefully, people? At his face? It's love, in point of fact. Something a good deal more generous.
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"Spry for a dead fella!"
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I never did learn to knit though I tried. But I wrapped the yarn so tight I bent those big sturdy knitting needles. So my one and only hint would be to keep a light and even tension on your yarn. Hope that helps! 
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out2theblack wrote:
Thursday, January 18, 2007 21:55
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Well , if you can ' knit ' and " reproduce just about anything " , see if you can find a way to get our beloved pilot-savant back ! He needs some repairs...
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Had some trouble with this. The Reproducer(TM)
naturally turned out items with big holes in
them until we found a way to hack the cleverly
hidden "Canon" setting. However, we are as yet
unable to bring the un-holey result to full,
leaf-floating, wise-cracking life. Further
engineering is required. Definitely math-y plus
craft-y. Heh.
bun
~Bastards holed my turtle~
~We aim to exponentiate~
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Had my first knitting lesson today. Gonna be a while before I graduate to hats, though.
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Clowns to the left of me…
...Jokers to the right...
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Knitting is manly. I think Rosey Grier, the big bad football player knits!
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Doctroid needs to start with a friendlier yarn. It broke on him.
He'd had two minutes of instruction.
If the man can play accordion and do polyhedrous unit origami he can knit.
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doctroid wrote:
Saturday, January 20, 2007 08:20
Had my first knitting lesson today. Gonna be a while before I graduate to hats, though.
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Might think "knitting machine" instead of
turning yourself into one, at least for rapid
hat results. A lot of the Jayne hats are
hand-framed.
Then kick back and explore the needle method
for the aesthetic pleasure of it.
bun
~Bastards cabled my turtle~
~We aim to exponentiate~
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Quote:
Originally posted by FloralBunny:
Might think "knitting machine" instead of
turning yourself into one, at least for rapid
hat results.
In the words of a very wise woman, "You're assuming the payoff is the point."
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In the words of a very wise woman, "You're assuming the payoff is the point."
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Heh. Very well put. I was under the impression
that you craved a hat but had then fallen under
the spell of the fiber and the fiber-fiddlers.
But still craved the hat.
Some of the world's best fun can be had while
trying to wrangle cables in intricate patterns.
We shall expect from you no less than a full-size
hand-knit Irish fisherman throw.
After the hat...
:;-)
bun
~Bastards singed my turtle~
~We aim to exponentiate~
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