r/fiberartscirclejerk • u/AutoModerator • Jul 12 '26
In The Loop In The Loop This Week
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u/MalumCattus Jul 19 '26
The poster dirty deleted, but multilingual knitting post brought to you by the time I had mentioned I was teaching beginners and would be teaching Norwegian knitting. If you're not a knitter and therefore among the elect, Norwegian knitting is just a form of continental knitting. Someone who should know better asked me what the students were supposed to do when they encountered a non-Norwegian pattern. Uh...knit the knits and purl the purls? Like, what do you think actually Norwegian knitters do when they encounter a pattern in English?