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| TwistedStitchers |
Posted - 07/10/2008 : 4:08:00 PM http://my.opera.com/TwistedStitchers/blog/
Tina Pautz-Troshynski TwistedStitchers Hand Knits for Eccentrics www.twistedstitchers.com |
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| Gelliott |
Posted - 07/11/2008 : 10:44:26 PM I agree that knitting something sort of complicated is great for dealing with stress-exept that I notice later that my stitches are much tighter when I am stressed out, changing my gauge. I have to be mindful of this when I pick up an ongoing project, so often I start something new and small (e.g. a hat or a toy) that I can finish quickly. Then I not only have the therapy that the process provides, but also a finished project that I would not necessarily have tackled otherwise.
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| TwistedStitchers |
Posted - 07/10/2008 : 4:10:57 PM I have been knitting to take the stress off due to some personal issues. I have taken on some of the most challenging projects ever! It's been quite gratifiying and satisfying!
http://my.opera.com/TwistedStitchers/blog/
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