Queen Victoria was a fan of knitting. The Britsh Queen wielded a pair of knitting needles herself, and her love for the craft had a remarkable impact on the popularity of knitting during the Victorian era. Before her reign, knitting was actually often seen as a necessity or a chore relegated to the lower classes. However, Queen Victoria’s royal engagement with knitting elevated its status, transforming it into a respectable hobby for people of all social classes. By the end of her reign, knitting had become a standard skill taught to young girls across Britain. Just picture a queen sitting in her palace, needles clicking away. A real knitting influencer in other words!

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Hi everyone who made the knitting planner pdf ? I have thought of a couple of things that could be added to help, I was thinking that you could add tick boxes under machine size with panels and tubes you tick the 1 you used and add how many you made Also in the yarn box you could add how many rows Just a thought