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"Speed Knitting"

Ever seen anyone knit so fast they needed a helmet to protect themselves?
Or maybe, the helmet is to protect themselves from the head bashing you do when you've made a REALLY big mistake and need to frog. . .

A skein of sock yarn is waiting for the person with the most witty (in my opinion) caption for this pix. Make a comment and I'll choose the winner next Thursday when I come home from the UP.
Thanks to Coralee for the picture! (oh how I wonder what sort of crazy pictures of me she may have stored on her camera. . .)

Comments

Anonymous said…
pointy sticks ...need I say more?
Anonymous said…
You'll poke your eye out!
Anonymous said…
How about, Darth Knitter.
Anonymous said…
Ladies, start your engines!

Although I do like Darth Knitter...
Anonymous said…
marty said she is a speed knitter.

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