Quote by Charles Dickens

“Ball—when the one woman who had stood conspicuous, knitting, still knitted on with the steadfastness of Fate.”

— Charles Dickens

“But sooner or later people have to take up their own lives, not disperse them out as though they were knitting wool that a…

— Elizabeth Harrower

“In life, as in knitting, don't leave loose ends. Take the time to thank the people who matter in your life.”

— Reba Linker

“If a person knits as you speak of the past, you can become mesmerized. As the yarn unwinds from its skein your memories naturally…

— Kathleen Winter

“She would never again try to knit even one stitch in the long chain of their married life. She hated all that was to…

— Christina Stead

“Then the maiden climbed into a tree, and, seating herself in the branches, began to knit.”

— Hamilton Wright Mabie

“She was a girl held together by knitted yarn and magic.”

— Emily Lloyd-Jones

“Knitting is a good way to pass the time when you're waiting for something to die.”

— David Demchuk

“Knitting is the saving of life.”

— Virginia Woolf

“Observe her when she has some knitting, or some other woman's work in hand, and sits the image of peace, calmly intent on her…

— Charlotte Brontë

“I thoroughly enjoyed their company. I loved how open and supportive and nonjudgemental they were. There is just something about women who spend hours…

— Penny Reid

“She could feel her mind pulling loose like knitting, the neat stitches of her artificial days unravelling to become one mangled thread.”

— Frances Hardinge