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Knitting News Archive20-Nov-2007Knitting a recovery pattern (Warrnambool Standard) SIXTY metres down, 40 to go. That's the scenario facing a group of women Knitting a 100-metre scarf as a symbol of beating alcohol problems. Western Regional Alcohol and Drug Centre has bought 500 balls of wool so a team, led by worker June Williams, can create the recovery scarf. For Children of Norway, a Rift With the Mother Country (New York Times) Norway?s decision to shut its career consulate in Minneapolis has upset residents of the Upper Midwest, which is home to more Norwegian-Americans than any other region of the country. Handshakes, chit-chat key to N.H. votes (Miami Herald) The mother of four nodded in agreement with Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards during his hourlong stop at the Boys & Girls Club, all the while knitting a scarf. Town relishes pickle festival (Middletown Times Herald-Record) Rosendale ? Rick Field's felt hat, layered T-shirts, and aloof demeanor seem more apropos for New York City's Knitting Factory than the 10th annual Rosendale International Pickle Festival. Blogging for Dollars (Richfield Reaper) (ARA) - No matter what your hobbies or interests are -- whether you're a thrill seeker who enjoys mountain climbing, skydiving or skateboarding; a car lover whose passion is 1950s or '60s Chevrolets; or your craft is knitting and sewing, you can cash in on it by creating your own blog and selling ad space around it. Knitters have warm thanks for troops (phillyburbs.com) MEDFORD - Evesham resident Patty Millar is one of many patrons of a knitting supply shop here who are working to spread warmth to military families this coming winter. It's knitting needles you want, not iPhones (Independent) Britons might be the "social networking" champions of Europe but new research being used by some of the world's largest firms shows a backlash against Facebook and mobile phones in favour of what's being called "analogue living". Mary Walker Phillips, 83, Knitter of Art, Is Dead (New York Times) Miss Phillips took the utilitarian craft of knitting and gave it bold new life as a modern art form to be displayed on the walls of museums around the world. Search (Drowned In Sound) it was fucking funny. however, the amount of people asking for hugs was too much to handle, so i ended up sitting down Knitting. that just attracted more.
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