on two previous occasions, but it has still earned its spot as KPOTD. The book discusses issues such as using local products for your knitting, using more organic yarns whose production has less impact on the environment, and provides fun knitting patterns. I am particularly excited by the thought of using old sheets to knit baskets. I learned a lot when I read this book, and I highly recommend that you stop by your local library to check it out today!Sunday, May 22, 2011
Knit Green
I have reviewed the book Knit Green: 20 Projects and Ideas for Sustainability on two previous occasions, but it has still earned its spot as KPOTD. The book discusses issues such as using local products for your knitting, using more organic yarns whose production has less impact on the environment, and provides fun knitting patterns. I am particularly excited by the thought of using old sheets to knit baskets. I learned a lot when I read this book, and I highly recommend that you stop by your local library to check it out today!
on two previous occasions, but it has still earned its spot as KPOTD. The book discusses issues such as using local products for your knitting, using more organic yarns whose production has less impact on the environment, and provides fun knitting patterns. I am particularly excited by the thought of using old sheets to knit baskets. I learned a lot when I read this book, and I highly recommend that you stop by your local library to check it out today!
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