So if you’re looking for what ktog means, you can likely find a ton of websites to tell you! While some of those terms may seep into this page anyways later on, the idea was to focus on terms you’re not going to find in your standard intro-to-knitting dictionary.
- Airplane Project
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A project suitable for airplane travel, small enough to fit in your carry-on and last the duration of your flight.
Note: You should check with the authorities to determine what, if any, needles are allowed. Flying within the states seems to not be an issue but international flights may pose more of a problem.
- Bus Project
A project suitable for bus travel, compact and manageable during your trip.
- Knitting in Public
Engaging in knitting activities in public spaces, often as part of social events with fellow crafters. It’s also common to be “knitting” as in sitting with your people and talking rather than knitting. It’s not rude if you’re knitting while they talk to you or vice versa. Also, if you reply with a number, it’s generally understood you’re counting your stitches.
- Yarn Chicken
The suspenseful game of determining if you have enough yarn to complete the row/round or even the entire project.
