10 thoughts on “Knit One, Change One. My Trip To India”
Love reading about your experiences, look forward to more 🙂
Thanks for taking the time to write this, really interesting to read.
Tomorrow will go well, I think.
So nice to folloe your adventure!
Wish I had realised you were going to Tamil Nadu Terri when I saw you at SWW! Been there many times but near Coimbatore. Bring back lots of fabric. It’s wonderful what you are doing. I bought the yarn for your Grannies Seaweed after talking to you. Xxx
What a great experience for you. Have a wonderful time.
Awesome opportunity for you (& India)….. go girl!!!
Fabulous that you could travel so far and impart your special knowledge from Shetland. Lovely to read.
Maggie
Exciting to see the two cultures mix, both have a love for pattern! Thank you for sharing.
I was really affected in a good way the first time I went to India. I couldn’t believe how happy and kind they all were. And so skilled. The crafts are out of this world.
I didn’t meet any knitters though. I wish I had!
I’m so pleased you had this rich experience. India has a habit of leaving lasting impressions. My trip in 1996-7 is still so clear in my head. Well done Terri – it’s been great hearing all about it.
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Love reading about your experiences, look forward to more 🙂
Thanks for taking the time to write this, really interesting to read.
Tomorrow will go well, I think.
So nice to folloe your adventure!
Wish I had realised you were going to Tamil Nadu Terri when I saw you at SWW! Been there many times but near Coimbatore. Bring back lots of fabric. It’s wonderful what you are doing. I bought the yarn for your Grannies Seaweed after talking to you. Xxx
What a great experience for you. Have a wonderful time.
Awesome opportunity for you (& India)….. go girl!!!
Fabulous that you could travel so far and impart your special knowledge from Shetland. Lovely to read.
Maggie
Exciting to see the two cultures mix, both have a love for pattern! Thank you for sharing.
I was really affected in a good way the first time I went to India. I couldn’t believe how happy and kind they all were. And so skilled. The crafts are out of this world.
I didn’t meet any knitters though. I wish I had!
I’m so pleased you had this rich experience. India has a habit of leaving lasting impressions. My trip in 1996-7 is still so clear in my head. Well done Terri – it’s been great hearing all about it.