I’ve knitted in pubs, cafes and once crocheted outside a vets, where I found even the dogs give you a quizzical look, but I’ve never knit on a bus before. It’s been a relaxing debut and not too irritatingly clicky for other people as I’m using my gorgeous new Clover bamboo size eights. Chunky wool and warm light wooden needles make knitting a superbly tactile and relaxing experience. I must remember to stop in time to jump off at Baker street!
Happy Saturday all.
The Little Room of Rachell 
What a lovely thing to do Rachel, and what a gorgeous colour you have there! You obviously don’t suffer from travel sickness – I tend to get a bit queasy if I read for a prolonged time while the car is moving so haven’t attempted knitting or crochet at such times. Maybe I should!
Joy x
:) I crochet on a train sometimes.It takes me seven hours to go and visit my mum,so I always spend my travelling time in doing something nice…like reading or,lately,crocheting,as it is only a year that I start to use yarn and hook…People didn’t mind me when reading,but I felt some curious gazes on myself when I crocheted….
I have found that knitting socks on a train with 5 metal needles sticking out means no one wants to sit next to you. (Bamboo circulars are a little more friendly). Love that colour.
What a great idea!!!!I have must learn how to knit socks!!!!No one will bother me anymore while travelling on the second class wagon of Italian trains…. :D :D love love love this nice perspective!!!
ops,sorry,errata corrige:I must learn,not have must learn
I’m so jealous of your knitting skills! What you’ve done there is so lovely. I can just about knit a pot holder full of mistakes :p
The knitter on the bus goes click click click … ;-)
at this rate you’ll be next year’s Wimbledon Knitter :-)
I take knitting and crochet every where but have never knitted on a bus since I left school :-)
Sitting on the bus..nope knitting on the bus – too cute! Congratulations on your Good Neighbor Nomination and enjoy the first week of Autumn.