Puzzlebrains

Can anyone let me know if they have or have seen any different baby patterns, I'm bored with the ones I have and they are so expensive (sorry feeling the pinch and trying to knit for the local hospital). Also any plain round necked baby cardi, I have only 1 in my collection.

I will reimburse for photocopying.

for some reason Wulfruna has just been looking through all her old baby knitting patterns. She's away at the moment, so I'll point her to this thread on her return next week.

Thank you. Yes I wonder why she has been doing that

I think that a knitted baby would be immensely preferable to the real thing.

Uncle Scurra! What a thing to say!

Not yet I'm not

So you're supposed to be in training to say tthe right thing at the right time.

Bet he's out of the running for Godfather

I'm going to make them an offer they can't refuse.

oooh, ooh, extra clues for issue 3????

I was thinking more along the lines of "horse's head in the bed". (Knitted, naturally )

Speaking of issue 3, is that you on the horse Scurra or Gill?

I think you can safely assume it's me- and the horse is a high horse

Scurra may explain

Scurra

If you have the pattern for the horse head I can think of a couple of people I could give it too.

I've just been reading this thread and weeing myself with laughter!! You lot are priceless!

Anyway, what I want to know is - looking at the title of this thread, why is Scurra reading it at all?? (Are you an Honorary Girl, Scurra?)

Bunnylump wrote: why is Scurra reading it at all??

... asks the girl who started a thread entitled "Ignore this thread"

(Nice to see you back safe)

OK fair point. Although you are welcome to join the list of honorary girls too!

Bunnylump is a SEXIST


Have a look - some interesting stuff here:

http://www.menknit.net/history.html

However - a 6:45 minute word of warning:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6ZjMWLqJvM

Bunnylump wrote:(Are you an Honorary Girl, Scurra?)

I think I object to the implication that knitting is only for girls... (edit: great minds think alike)
However, like MBH I am also completely unable to resist a feed line when someone offers it, regardless of where it might be found.

My OH can knit, his mum taught him as he was older than his sister and she didn't have the patience to teach the little one. OH taught her instead.

I'm also teaching my grandson to knit. He wants to make his mum a pretty scarf.