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If we're not knitting as well as everyone else, we're not good enough. And then when we do find it easier we forget to pick up the needles and it gets left for days at a time. That feels like failing, so why not give up?

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Every knitter is different, so what yarn, needles or style of knitting works for one knitter may not work for you. It just grinds you down if you don't realise that and can be so confusing trying to find your knitting comfort zone,

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So many options are out there for seaming, casting off, casting on, keeping going when it all feels too difficult.
But you don't need to know them all, even if it feels like you do.

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As a knitter there can be pressure, from where we know not, to have it all figured out somehow.

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