…a few tiny rows of stockinette stitch on my refrigerator.
My husband said he wanted to understand what I talked about when I spoke to him about knitting, so he went and learned to knit and purl and did a few rows of stockinette. 
That is so cool!! :yay:
That is awesome!
Very cool! So nice to know that your hubby cares about and supports your interests that much! :yay:
Not all of us men are scum-of-the-earth, some are caring and nice.
PLEASE do not tell the Union. :out:
If I came home to find that on my refrigerator, I would pass out or wonder what he had done that he was seeking forgiveness for!!!:roflhard:
Wow! He’s a keeper!! :yay:
That is soo sweet! He is definitaly a keeper!:yay: You guys could knit together! Will he make any thing?
I asked him if he wanted to and he said no. We’ll see. Maybe he’ll change his mind.
One of my coworkers talked her husband to crochet when he was laid off (construction guy) because he was going bonkers at home. He now crochets better than she does and makes so many different things. He even takes his crochet to the construction site and will work on it in the bulldozer or something if he’s waiting to do something. His coworkers won’t say jack to him about it because he’s like 300 lbs of muscle. So I figure there’s a chance mine may change his mind.
one day I came home to my huband sewing beautiful little ears for his Halloween Costume I had made him the night before (tiger, since I was a zebra). They were awesome (also technically).
Years later I find him sewing stuff sacks for a camping trip (especially lightweight). Then a backpack that weighs 200 g, then a tent that is very roomy and stays under 2 kg total (7 square meters). We did spend our last trip in it and it was awesome.
There is hope - even though my husband claims that he will not start to knit. I think the last word is not spoken there.
It’s funny you should mention sewing. My husband loves to sew. He’s been working on this cloak for me for a few years (lack of time), and he has the materials for a quilt he’s been wanting to make for forever. Issue is, he likes to hand sew. We have a machine, and he’s very happy with it, but the things he’s been wanting to sew he really wants to do with his two hands alone.
Me? I don’t like sewing. 
You need to tell him how good custom hand knit socks feel. They would also be great project to take with him hiking and camping. Knitting next to a beautiful woman and warm fire would be great relaxation.
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At least until interrupted by the “call of the wild.” 
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That’s SO cool! Hooray for him!
I wish mine would, especially since he’s had hand surgery, I think it would be good physical therapy.
WOW!!! (hope nobody so far has gotten hurt!) I really hope that your husband changes his mind because to me, knitting is relaxing. Try bribing him with tickets to a baseball or football game. He might like that!:roflhard: ( I am sort of serious!)
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Unfortunately for us, we have a two year old, so any call of the wild that my happen on a camping trip will be him screeching his little head off in glee. 
Or our screams as we try to keep little hands out of the fire.
I taught two ex’s how to knit. One even bought a knitting machine.