Twirl, twirl, twirl, as fast as you can...


Being a book and language freak, I also bought a knitting and a crochet book in Italian and when I was in Prague, I bought a Czech crochet book. Here's a picture of all of them together. Having purchased these, I also had an excuse to buy dictionaries and grammars! (Of course, I didn't really that much pushing to get these, anyway!) Eventually, I'll get around to writing up a piece on Italian and Czech knitting/crochet terminology, so be on the look-out! In about a week, I'm going on vacation to the Far East: two weeks in Korea and one week in China. Of course, I'm scouring all the resources I can to put together a list of relevant terms to take with me. I'll share what I come up with before I leave!

2 Comments:
Hi Robert,
Remember me from Hugo's Indian dinner in Amsterdam? Really like your blog. I am more into cross-stitch then actually into knitting but I really felt like learning ever since I have been reading your posts. I'll keep on "visiting" your blog, meanwhile keep up the good work!
Hi Mónica!
I do remember you. How have you been? I'm glad to hear that you like my blog and that your interest is growing. I actually cross-stitch as well and only started knitting this past Christmas. But it has really taken over my craft life! If I do get around to some cross-stitching, then I'll also post that up as well. I hope the blog remains interesting for you, and I welcome any questions/comments/suggestions you may have!
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