Proud Knitting Scout
I was listening to Cast On tonight and knitting. This combo has to rate as one of my all-time fave pastimes. I was listening to Episode 54, being one behind the most current one.
I had seen and coveted the Cast On Knitting Scout badges, but hadn't yet swiped any. I wasn't sure I had really met very many of the requirements.
Then, during the podcast, Brenda commented that she had seen someone who had earned the “I Will Crush You With My Math Prowess” Badge ("The recipient has applied the principles of higher mathematics to knitting including, but not limited to hyperbolic planes, Fibonacci sequences, Klein bottles, Moebius strips, fractals and Flying Spaghetti Monster hats.") by reverse engineering and knitting a Klein Bottle hat.
Well, heck, I've done that.
And so I hereby proudly award to (ahem) myself the coveted "I will Crush You With My Math Prowess" Knitting Scout Badge:
Of course, there is also the Proselytize Knitting badge, a requirement for all Knitting Scouts:
("A requirement for all Knitting Scouts, the recipient must do his or her bit to present knitting in a positive light, whilst at the same time avoiding all references to “hipness”, grandmothers, and yoga.")
I think this blog qualifies, myself. Also my attempts (futile, so far) to teach my fellow SnB'ers the joys of sock knitting. Two of them begged me to teach them, then showed up without any of the stuff I told them they would need. Well, maybe next month.
This one, I think, needs no description or explanation.
Pass the wine, please.
4 Comments:
Wine? That looks more like a martini. Anyhoo, I will back up your math prowess to anyone who dares question it. You rock. If there were a knitting engineer badge, you'd get that one, too.
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By Anonymous, at Monday, September 10, 2007 4:30:00 AM
Congrats on all your cool badges! I will have to work on a few myself, although I too believe I have earned the last one. I know that friends don't let friends knit drunk, but for a bag that will someday be felted, I don't think the risk is too great!
By Anonymous, at Monday, September 10, 2007 5:23:00 PM
Those badges are great! I'd heard about them on the podcast but hadn't seen them yet.
By Liz, at Tuesday, September 11, 2007 6:49:00 AM
Those are so cute. :)
By Romi, at Thursday, September 20, 2007 9:30:00 AM
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