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Well I call it frogging because you rip it rip it rip it which after awhile sounds like ribbit ribbit ribbit..and that's where the frog enters the picture,, frogging!!
We are a silly lot aren't we? We speak a language known only to us. Like counting in a strange tongue k3 p4 k8 p4 ssk slk psso oh that list is endless.
And our family know DO NOT interrupt while we are counting LOL.
Happy Frog to you
Linda
We are a silly lot aren't we? We speak a language known only to us. Like counting in a strange tongue k3 p4 k8 p4 ssk slk psso oh that list is endless.
And our family know DO NOT interrupt while we are counting LOL.
Happy Frog to you
Linda
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And the item to be frogged can await that chore in the frog pond!Rose said:
To tink is to knit - or rather, unknit one stitch at a time. Frogging is wholesale ripping of many rows, if not for the whole piece.
Yes, it's a whole other language amongst English speaking knitters!
I love language, but have yet to find any similar terminology in another language. We have knit and purl stitches; other languages seem to be limited to frontwards and backwards stitches! If anyone knows of different terms that are particular to knitting in another language, tell me, please.
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