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crafty1mjw@comcast.net
Seriously Hooked

USA
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Posted - 05/02/2012 :  2:10:28 PM  Show Profile Send crafty1mjw@comcast.net a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Greetings, knitters! Was knitting in my doc's waiting room today & the receptionist made the comment that the Fun Fur scarf I was working on matched my clothes! The nurse said it matched my wheelchair, too! I hadn't even noticed! Guess I'm slow on the uptake today!

craftymjw

Keep on knitting!
A balanced diet is a peanut butter cookie in each hand!

slaggyc
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USA
1216 Posts

Posted - 05/02/2012 :  3:40:09 PM  Show Profile Send slaggyc a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I love when people comment on what I"m knitting! How fun!

Slaggyc
http://wheresmyverve.blogspot.com/
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crafty1mjw@comcast.net
Seriously Hooked

USA
866 Posts

Posted - 05/02/2012 :  4:47:28 PM  Show Profile Send crafty1mjw@comcast.net a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I love it too, slaggyc!

craftymjw

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marjotse
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Sweden
1018 Posts

Posted - 05/02/2012 :  10:21:22 PM  Show Profile  Visit marjotse's Homepage Send marjotse a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I knit a lot when I am commuting, so occosionally I get remarks. Most of them are positive (nice wool, item, have you knit that as well and so on), some are odd (I knit as Mrs Marple, knitting on the bus is very dangerous) and only once negative (knitting was a waste of time, better to read a book....). In my experience, the best comments come from children who enquire very curious about what I am doing, what it is going to be and so on.

I do think it is nice in general too!

Marjolein

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my photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/98299499@N00/
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Grand-moogi
Seriously Hooked

Australia
783 Posts

Posted - 05/03/2012 :  01:34:34 AM  Show Profile Send Grand-moogi a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Yes I like it when people notice. It is a real ice breaker. The thing is they often ask you to knit something for them!! Which is OK of course.

I knit a hug into every stitch
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donnawatk
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673 Posts

Posted - 05/03/2012 :  03:15:10 AM  Show Profile Send donnawatk a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Do you know what the best thing about knitting in public is? It that knitting will get strange people to say hello that who would never had said hello if you weren't knitting. I have met and had people who said that the knit lady.It always get a smile and a laugh from my kids if they are with me. Donna
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ikkivan
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USA
434 Posts

Posted - 05/03/2012 :  10:41:41 AM  Show Profile  Visit ikkivan's Homepage Send ikkivan a Private Message  Reply with Quote
I get lots of knitting done in waiting rooms (doctor's office, dentist's office, etc.) ... the comment I hear most often is, "Oh, look, she's crocheting." What a great way to start a conversation!

Donna, with intentions always bigger than her available time. (OkieDokieKnitter on Ravelry)
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