A very close friend of mine (you know who you are!) saw my website for the first time and observed – so far I see lovely writing but no knits. He meant it in the best sort of way and I totally agree with him. I think it’s time I put my money where my […]
I am a Yarn-o-holic and I am not ashamed of it. But before I expound further on that subject something else begs my attention. Yesterday I posted a little something called It’s all about the Needles, where I talked about the right type of needles every knitter should have. I didn’t share it as a […]
Since my last post, the Gym Bag Syndrome, I have received a lot of congratulatory and encouraging messages. I have my parents to thank for it, who in a moment of great pride, couldn’t resist sharing something they thought everyone should read. Although, I’m more inclined to believe that it was out of a sense […]
This might seem like an unusual name for a post on knitting, but it is very pertinent to describe the situation I found myself in after I had finished my first project. Believe me, I will make good my case.
Like I have mentioned earlier, I started knitting in the winter of 2017. There was no particular reason, no well laid out plan before I started. I think I woke up one morning, sat up straight in bed and said “Pallavi, it’s time to start knitting”!
Today I write my first post on this website in what I hope to be the first of many posts I share with you in my journey of knitting. I intend to keep it light and informal, and nothing I say is meant to offend any person dead or alive (phew! Disclaimer done). You are […]
It took me a while to come up with a name for this website, some of the names I threw around were – ‘Pallavi likes to knit’ or ‘not without my needles’ or ‘knots & crosses’ – but I finally settled on ‘one knit at a time’ because it really takes only one knit to […]
A lawyer who loves to knit. A reader who loves to write. Pallavi likes to dabble in many things at the same time. She lives with her partner and dog in Delhi (India) - both of whom know better than to interrupt her while she is knitting or reading.