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I gave myself my first needles on my Birthday in February of 2011. I decided that I was going to teach myself how to knit. I promised myself that some day I was going to be an “Amazing knitter!” So here I am, far from amazing, obsessively purchasing yarn, teaching myself how to knit, and sharing that journey with you…

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    Knitting on airplanes

    I know you can crochet on air planes because my Mom does it all the time, but are you allowed to knit while flying?

    — 10 months ago with 13 notes
    #knitting  #crafts 
    1. anthlc reblogged this from knittwit
    2. smaithesmai reblogged this from knittwit and added:
      Wooden needles, baby! Totally legal, as far as I know. There might be rules about international flights, so be...
    3. toilavi reblogged this from moodysoup and added:
      This post came up on my dash with perfect timing. I’m going on vacation in 2 weeks and it’ll be the first time I’ve...
    4. knittingfool reblogged this from moodysoup
    5. theonlysong reblogged this from knittwit and added:
      check with the airline to be %100 sure but i’ve heard as long as you bring wooden needles its okay
    6. kaitmint reblogged this from moodysoup and added:
      print out the TSA blurb in case someone gives you trouble. I’ve traveled with bunch of knitting needles on both national...
    7. moodysoup reblogged this from knittwit and added:
      Circular needles shorter than 24” are generally allowed. You have a better chance of getting on the plane with bamboo...
    8. chantelbrenna reblogged this from knittwit and added:
      I’ve heard some horror stories about flying with knitting needles; in my knitting group, I’ve heard everything from...
    9. recklessknitting reblogged this from knittwit and added:
      Depends, some airports may stop you, but in the past 6 years Ive not been stopped once. I typically travel with a...
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