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Deanna, your tapestry!! I’m totally distracted and amazed by its beauty. My daughter is a certified master framer so I have some knowledge of what it takes in preserving specialized artwork. Your final project is absolutely stunning.
Any time there's a film about the French Revolution/Reign of Terror, there is invariably an old woman, sitting beneath the guillotine, furiously knitting. "A Tale of Two Cities," starring Ronald Coleman comes to mind.
i'm (fairly) certain that the magic needles actually knit. the 'engineers on film wanted it to be real... shame knitting isn't portrayed more, I would have rather learned spinning, weaving, and knitting over 80% of elementary school in america... :/
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Deanna, your tapestry!! I’m totally distracted and amazed by its beauty. My daughter is a certified master framer so I have some knowledge of what it takes in preserving specialized artwork. Your final project is absolutely stunning.
Oh thank you! I have a video recorded that talks some more about it! I recorded that first and then forgot to take the tapestry out of the background.
Any time there's a film about the French Revolution/Reign of Terror, there is invariably an old woman, sitting beneath the guillotine, furiously knitting. "A Tale of Two Cities," starring Ronald Coleman comes to mind.
Can you comment on the sweaters in The Five Year Engagement?
If you want movie suggestions, then When Will My Life Begin - Tangled, features animated knitting
What a fun topic ❤️
That was fun. Morticia from the Addams Family knitting would be cool. -lajoyagirl
Oh, that's a good one I forgot about. Have you seen the pictures where she's trying to teach Lurch how to knit?
@@haxtonknits I haven’t. Thanks. I’ll look them up.
i'm (fairly) certain that the magic needles actually knit. the 'engineers on film wanted it to be real... shame knitting isn't portrayed more, I would have rather learned spinning, weaving, and knitting over 80% of elementary school in america... :/
Interesting! I'll have to see if I can find out more about that.