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Here are a few
pictures of men knitting...

Russell Crowe Knitting...

Okay, so there appears to be some controversy about whether this is for real or if he was just using the needles for a prop.
But it makes for such a nice picture.

This British lad demonstrates a nice use for knitting needles...
(from the UK)

Three great knitters in Washington, DC.
Gary, Witt, & Ed
[thanks to Witt who sent in this wonderful picture]

A guy named Pete knitting. (from about.com)
Looks like he's working on a christmas piece.

These two pictures are a reminder that men knit in many cultures throughout the world.

These pictures are from the indigenous people of the Andean highlands. They are taquile knitters and they are known for their intricate knitting.

At the Knit-Out at New York's Union Square.
Some very colorful socks there.

A friendly college student knitting in the dorm.

J. Sutton sent in this image:

" This is from the book “He Bear She Bear” by Stan and Jan Berenstain. If you’re not familiar with it, the book teaches kids that they can do anything, regardless of gender.

I was reading it to my daughter this evening and thought the picture would be a nice addition to your gallery.

J. Sutton
Bellevue, NE"

• The latest installment of Harry Potter, The Half Blood Prince, the great wizard and headmaster of Hogwarts reveals "I do love knitting patterns."
  Yes! You read it here first. Dumbledore loves knitting!

And yes, Boys knit too.

These were found our contributed from the web. Any information would be appreciated.

"Now, how do I cast on again?"

















"Knit one, purl two, knit one, purl two...."
















Here's a good demonstration of gauge swatch.

This was a great picture that accompanied a recent AP story about Men and Boys knitting up a storm! I can't imagine what they'll be knitting up in a few years time!

Do you have a picture of yourself or some other guy knitting?
Send it in and we'll put it up! Send it to photos@menknit.net

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