
100 Funny Jokes About Knitters
100 hilarious jokes for knitters who have yarn stashes worth more than their cars but still claim they have 'nothing to knit with'!
What's Inside
- 100 original jokes about knitting
- Covers yarn stashes, needle obsessions, and luxury fibre spending sprees
- Cheeky pub-style banter that lovingly roasts every knitter's quirks
- Perfect for crafty friends, knitting circles, and Christmas stocking fillers
About This Book
Does the knitter in your life have a yarn stash that could supply a small shop, yet still claims they have 'nothing to knit with' for their next project? Do they touch every skein in sight to test its softness, carry knitting needles worth more than most people's monthly rent, and insist that knitting is cheaper than therapy (whilst conveniently ignoring their credit card statements)?
This collection of 100 hilarious jokes celebrates every delightfully obsessive habit that makes knitters so wonderfully unique. From the eternal struggle of SABLE (Stash Acquisition Beyond Life Expectancy) to the art of frogging projects for the fifth time because that tension just wasn't quite right, these jokes will have any knitter nodding along whilst laughing out loud.
Whether you're shopping for the evangelical knitter who gifts handmade jumpers to unsuspecting neighbours, the perfectionist who colour-coordinates their stash by weight and fibre content, or the yarn shop regular who knows every employee's life story, this book delivers perfectly pitched humour that only true knitters will fully appreciate.
Ideal for birthdays, Christmas stockings, Secret Santa exchanges, or as a cheeky addition to any knitter's project bag. Finally, a book that understands why buying cashmere yarn counts as 'an investment' and why having 47 WIPs is perfectly reasonable behaviour.
A Taste of What's Inside
My friend's yarn stash has its own ZIP code.
She calls it "retirement planning" but I think the alpacas are organizing a revolt.
My friend asked why I have 47 project bags when I only work on one thing at a time.
I told her that's like asking why I have hope.
I asked a knitter what SABLE meant.
Apparently it's not a fancy fur coat, it's having enough yarn to supply a small nation.
...and 97 more where those came from!