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Knitting in G/T
Let's get started with a classic!
(This is a continuation of a conversation that began here, for context)
I'm intending for this to be partly an informative post, as well as a conversation starter in case anyone had ideas or questions regarding the topic. As part of the g/t writing community, I know how handy it can be to have resources for niche topics, so hopefully this can help or inspire someone! I'm going to talk about knitting in existing g/t media, some of the possibilities I can think of as far as knitting for giants and tinies go, and some examples of what gives me real life g/t vibes in knitting.
Knitting, for clarity, is the art of turning yarn into fabric using a pair of needles. It seems like one of those crafts that people have plenty of ideas about with tinies, but doesn't so readily come up with giants. Maybe we'll fix that here, we'll see!
In Media
I've noticed this has mostly been explored from the tiny side of things, at least in established media. Now's the part where I admit that I do not have a comprehensive understanding and grasp of g/t media, so if there are further examples of this that exist, I'd love to hear about them! For now, the most immediate examples I can think of is The Borrowers, both in the book and one of the film adaptations.
The first is featured in one of the original covers of the original book, a colorized version of an illustration that shows Homily knitting on a pair of pins.
The text describes her as "knitt(ing) their jerseys and stockings on black headed pins, and, sometimes, on darning needles (...)" and goes on to describe her using spools of silk or cotton thread to do so. This is doable, especially since both thread and pins can vary in thicknesses, which can affect the way the fabric created behaves. One would simply need to find or make pins that were more dull, because those things can get Sharp!
Darning needles, which are slightly bigger than what you'd think of as sewing needles but still pretty thin, are a little thicker and I would think would be used with something a bit more substantial than thread. I'll get into this more in depth when I get around to talking about spinning, but yarn can be spun pretty finely, and tinies could easily be resourceful enough to manage to get it to a usable size, no matter the needles used.
I knitted a sweater! It’s two inches tall.
A smol sweater for a smol gentlefrog.Â
You guys... my Frog and Toad are so stupid cute. I can’t handle it.Â
Over 60,000 Tiny Stitches In 500 Hours ... Micro Knitter Althea Crome Does It Again With Her Second Incredible Andy Warhol-Inspired Design: 👉 https://buff.ly/3b6QnIO

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I knitted a very tiny hat last night! I haven’t knitted since October and I’ve never knitted a hat before so I’m happy with how this turned out.
Tiny Knitting - Teeny Knit Gyoza, Wee Knit Edamame: 👉 https://wp.me/pjlln-1yX
Tiny Thing Conversion Factory: It Converts Cheeseburgers Into TVs, All Knitted Of Course! https://wp.me/pjlln-gR