Made a knitting Nancy.

[LittleMissCreative]

It's not 100% as its my first go. But my little girl likes it.?

 

[silver]

Nothing Nancy about that Ruth, well done, nice shape and practical as well.

An dif your little girl likes it then its a big winner..

 

[yorkshireman]

There's no stopping you Ruth, well done

 

[Bill Mooney]

 

[Buckeye]

What does it do?

Peter

 

[silver]

What does it do?

Peter

Here you are Peter..

http://www.educator101.com.au/make/fun-basics/how-to-use-a-knitting-nancy/

 

[Buckeye]

Here you are Peter..

http://www.educator101.com.au/make/fun-basics/how-to-use-a-knitting-nancy/

Oh, right , we used to make them from wooden cotton reels with 4 panel pins.

Peter

 

[woodhacker]

looking good

 

[Jim]

I'm glad Peter saw this before me as i would have been asking the same question .. Yup, now i know what it is i can say well done, looks good ..

 

[silver]

Oh, right , we used to make them from wooden cotton reels with 4 panel pins.

Peter

That's it, exactly what we used to do..

Oh bugger, do you think we have let something out the bag here Peter.

 

[Phil Dart]

That's it, exactly what we used to do..

Oh bugger, do you think we have let something out the bag here Peter.

Ok - amongst such esteemed company, I'll confess I might (only might mind you) be able to relate to this item too. French knitting was always a bit more street cred than Nancy as far as I remember though.

 

[Penpal]

We were all victims to the craze in the 1940,s it comes and goes thanks to preschool revival always a winner I worry about the size of the nail heads.

Peter.

 

[wm460]

Ok - amongst such esteemed company, I'll confess I might (only might mind you) be able to relate to this item too. French knitting was always a bit more street cred than Nancy as far as I remember though.

The mind boggles at what you young pommy boys did.

It looks great Ruth, I might make one for my niece..

 

[Buckeye]

Ok - amongst such esteemed company, I'll confess I might (only might mind you) be able to relate to this item too. French knitting was always a bit more street cred than Nancy as far as I remember though.

French Knitting, that's what it was called

Nancy probably relates to Nancy in France where all things perverse reign from, the motto of the place translates to "I'm not touched with impunity", I don't know if Mr Saville ever visited Nancy, but I bet he wouldn't have stopped to talk to the Nancy boys, or maybe he would have, who knows.

Peter

 

[brody2123]

Looking good And if we never have a first go at something, we never make anything. Keep em coming

 

[AllenN]

Looks rather nice that Ruth.