Two knitters are sitting on a park bench.

One sighs, "I had to frog my Clapotis yesterday." The other one gasps and asks, "Didn't you swatch it first?"

A stranger sitting next to them is totally baffled. What language are these people speaking?

They're talking knittish, of course! And this week I review two books that shed more light on the language we knitters speak.

In the Forum: Loose Ends
If weaving in the ends just doesn't work, are you breaking a great, unspoken knitterly commandment by tyeing knots in your yarn instead? One of the books in this week's review says yes, but what do you think?

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