Knitting – The New Rock ‘n’ Roll?

By 12th of March 20072007, Features

[Image not held in the archive: knitting]Hardly a day seems to go by without something or other being described as the new rock ‘n’ roll.

With the recent resurgence of knitting as a ‘cool’ hobby, and its apparent popularity amongst celebs, Alan Brown assesses its rock ‘n’ roll credentials!

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[photo credit: telegraph.co.uk]

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