Knit one, purl two: Crafty men who love to knit


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Although knitting is largely associated with women, there are many men who enjoy the craft and are ace at it. Photo: Unsplash/Kelly Sikkema

Arnie Lindblad wrapped a strand of yarn around one needle, then back around another one in something called a slip.

What it was called wasn't nearly as important as the picture being painted.

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