well, the internet and the world.
i say this because it occurred to me that hey -- there are some knitting references in harry potter. and so i thought, "i wonder if there are any websites out there with knitting patterns related to harry potter, because that would be cool."
one entry into google:
HARRY POTTER KNITTING
found 168,000+ results.
doesn't that just make you happy?
I know. I have saved patterns of scarves for all the houses at Hogwarts. I want to make them all and pass them out to my friends. heh
ReplyDeleteSo...lotsa free time at the new job...right?????
ReplyDeleteI'm am realizing that I am so uncool because (1) I don't knit and (2) I have never read a Harry Potter book or even watched a HP movie.
ReplyDeletePS GIRL, I love your blog!
I wonder if there is a spell that can make a person actually able to knit.
ReplyDeleteJust a girl.... just go sign up for a community education class for beginning knitters... just go to your local yarn shop and join in... just do it. it's a blast. as kristy will tell you. you can do it. just get the needles and your yarn and start something. then you can say yes, you knit. Instantly you become a player.
ReplyDeleteA Harry Potter scarf, that would be cool..now if I could just magically make the free time to knit one.
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ReplyDeleteThe internet is indeed a vary amazing place!! Can't wait to see the Harry Potter scarf and mitten set!
ReplyDeletefound 168,000+ results.
ReplyDeleteWe are, as a species, doomed.
Doomed.
my 11 year old bro has a fabulous griffindor scarf (knit like a tube, so it's flat AND all stockinette on the outside), and a griffindor sweater, with the matching golden snitch socks, all knit by the coolest big sis ever. I want to knit dobby socks, because I'm a serious geek.
ReplyDeleteI love this blog so much... My total new favourite!
ReplyDelete(I've just started this thing! Mine is empty and boring, but now I'm inspired to write some more!)
http://soffyo.blogspot.com/
I am reading Harry Potter and DON'T KNIT but also saw this reference:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cnn.com/2005/TECH/internet/08/10/mena.trott/