01 March 2008 ~ 8 Comments

Found on Ravelry


Found this on Ravelry today, it’s someones avatar/RAVatar. I wonder what kind of response I would get if I changed men for women?

Dude… why can’t we all just knit together…

8 Responses to “Found on Ravelry”

  1. Emily 1 March 2008 at 9:07 pm Permalink

    Yeah, um, my boyfriend certainly has an opinion about fabrics, and I guess all the male designers aren’t really men? So fucking stupid.

  2. Lorena 1 March 2008 at 10:48 pm Permalink

    Ooo, I can’t believe I have to delurk now! Humor like that– oh, wait, sorry, I mean “humor” like that really chaps my ass (uh, sorry for delurking and cursing all over your fine blog, sir…). You know if you substituted “woman” in there that the women who originally thought it was funny would be up in arms. Sometimes I just want to shake my sisters… sexism goes both ways! And yes, it is genetically possible! The same way that I can have an opinion about baseball! Or, ooo! OOO! *pop* Oh, dangit. My head exploded.

  3. Kat 2 March 2008 at 12:08 am Permalink

    Guido, this just proves that small minds exist everywhere.

    And, Dude – anytime you want to come to Michigan – I can so hook you up with all the best yarn shops, fiber purveyors, and fellow fiber-a-holics.

    Seriously, I believe that the love of fine fiber is not determined by sex… then explain to me why men like silk suits, camel hair jackets, cashmere scarves….

    It is universal… totally.

  4. Michael 2 March 2008 at 8:37 am Permalink

    And whomever “thinks” that, also are not up on their history either, since men were the weavers of fabric “back in the day”…….

  5. Michelle 2 March 2008 at 10:02 am Permalink

    Ugh! some people are so………….stupid!

  6. WonderMike 3 March 2008 at 5:42 pm Permalink

    LAME!!!

  7. Moz 8 March 2008 at 1:46 pm Permalink

    Some of the Hopi weavers would beg to differ with this comment, eh :).

    Also, knitting was practiced by men far and wide in Scotland and many northern countries where knitting was essential for clothing.

  8. Stacy 9 March 2008 at 4:42 pm Permalink

    Uh- can you say Kaffe Fassett. It’s like people saying remarks about women in a parts store.
    I grew up on a dairy farm, I know what bull work is.


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