The summer travel season is about to kick into high gear. On Monday, May 20 Canadians will be celebrating Victoria Day and our U.S. friends will take the following Monday, May 27, off for their three-day Memorial Weekend. In both countries these dates mark the start of the summer holiday season. It seemed timely to share my two cents worth about travelling with knitting whether you're flying, cruising, driving, riding in a train/bus or biking. Land Travel Take projects that are familiar to you and relatively easy to knit. This is a time for rest and relaxation and not having to struggle with a new technique. Remember the Wavelength scarf I took to California in February. I'd never done one before and it was the only craft item I took. I either had to figure out how to do it right (I didn't), not craft at all (I didn't) or buy something new to do (I didn't). In the end with this travel project I just made it up doing it wrong. ...
Getting it together one stitch at a time.