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What can you knit?

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You can knit loads of things! Scarves, mittens, socks, jumpers, blankets, or just anything you can think of. You can also knit with different colours, different stitches and styles and with different decorations. Knitting is fun as well as relaxing, and is useful too because you can make things for yourself, and be proud to say that you made them.

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