Hello needleworkers from all over the world!!!
Today it's #throwbackwednesday again and I am also very glad that my Needleworkmonday's post about my approach to Sahtouris' poem is appeared in the spotlight of this week!!!
Such an honour for me! Thank you very much 
So, tonight I will make a confession after I finish this post !!
But first let me tell you about this post and my archival photos... When I was 14 years old my mother taught me how to knit and she gave me many yards to practice by knitting a scarf!!!!
So, as you can see here, I started making a purple scarf and it is approximately 2.5 meters long! LOL!!
And I also made a winter hat of the same colour! And I had been wearing it for about 4 years until I graduated lyceum and entered university.
Then, I made this pink scarf for my undergraduate studies and I had been wearing it for several years!!
And when my sister, Alexandra, wanted a scarf too, I made her one with a colored yarn!
And when my other sister, Athina, wanted a scarf too, I also made her one with a colored yarn!
And when I met my husband, I also made him a scarf with a colored yarn too!
So, if you saw all these scarves, you may understand what my confession will be....
"The only knitting items I have only sewed are those scarves!!!"
And I am not kidding, because when I learnt knitting I was studying many hours and then I entered the university and before I start knitting again, I met crochet...!!!! And for many years crochet took my soul! And after many years I met sewing and now I am in a period that I am involved in sewing, crocheting, and embroidery and I found that new way to express my feelings and my approach to art...
So, when I am seeing knitting posts like this written by 
And I only admire and I don't know if someday I take my long needles and knit something or if I keep on looking!
We will see....! Thanks for stopping by my posts and upvoting! It means a lot!! If you liked that post too, send me your comments and show me your love!!
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