Knitting Notes 

A Journal of Knitting Memories

[from inside the book...]   

What to Write in your Journal?

Most people find knitting to be quite relaxing; although, this may not be true when you are first learning to knit. Record your thoughts as you work on your knitting projects so you can look back later to see how far
you’ve progressed. By making notes about what is working and what isn’t, you’ll reinforce good knitting habits and one day you’ll look at past projects recorded in your journal and laugh about early misfortunes.

You might want to record:

• where you are when you are knitting and anything special about the place
• your likes or dislikes of the pattern and any comments about skill level
• what you are knitting and who you are knitting it for
• funny or interesting tidbits or quotes you read or hear about knitting
• anything you changed in the pattern
• and any stray thoughts or ideas that come to mind as you knit.
  

Always finish a row before leaving your work; the stitches are liable to stretch if you don't.

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