What Signs Of Knitting You Need To Know

2024 Author: Bailey Albertson | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 12:53

My grandmother told me why my husband shouldn't knit socks: omen saved my family

Knitting is an ancient skill with which many interesting signs are associated. It has long been known that knitting needles, like sharp swords, protect the needlewoman from damage and the evil eye, so no black magic is scary for a woman who knows how to fold fancy patterns from loops. But there are other, not too pleasant beliefs, in the veracity of which I had to be convinced from personal experience.

I love to take from childhood. As soon as I learned this in a school circle, I never parted with knitting needles for a day. Knitted for the whole family: children, parents. Least of all to her husband, because he somehow all the time brushed aside homemade things and preferred to buy clothes in the store.

But somehow my husband's legs ached. And he asked me to knit warm woolen socks for him. I was glad that my beloved had finally recognized my talent, and immediately got down to work. As soon as the warm socks were ready, my husband tried them on. He critically assessed the design and, instead of gratitude, said: "Okay."

I somehow felt offended, I did my best, but I didn't even hear a "thank you" from him. For about a week, the faithful wore socks tied by me. His health improved, but his mood worsened. He was always unhappy with everything, grunted a lot like an old grandfather, and criticized everything. Either the house is a mess, then I somehow don't look like that. In me, this behavior also began to cause irritation against the background of strong resentment, as a result, it led to a nervous breakdown, I yelled at my husband. Without thinking twice, he ran away to my mother, and the children and I were left alone.

The kids had to be sent to their mother for a while so that they were less worried about scandals. And being at home alone on your day off was unbearable. I didn't want to knit either, the mood was bad, which means that the thing would still have to be redone afterwards, a true omen. So I decided to visit my grandmother.

She was already 86 years old, but she looked and felt great. And this extraordinary woman, who loves hats and small dogs, had great worldly wisdom, so I decided to consult with her.

The aroma of freshly brewed tea relaxed me a little, and I told my grandmother about the quarrel with my husband. Somehow she casually mentioned that she had knitted socks, and her husband did not even say the magic word. Then my grandmother smiled, ran her hand through my hair and said that it was impossible to knit such a gift for my beloved, because there is a sign according to which this promises quarrels and strife in the family. She also added that a sweater knitted for a spouse can cause separation.

I had to go to the trick and invite the faithful for a serious conversation. He came and, apparently, was expecting an apology, and I offered to drink tea. To get to the ill-fated socks, I had to knock over a plug with jam on my husband, he began to swear and undress, because sticky syrup ran down his pants and stained those very socks. Throwing dirty things on the floor, cursing at my "crooked" hands, he ran to the bathroom to wash, and in a hurry I began to dissolve what I knitted with such love.

While my husband was taking a shower, drying himself and changing clothes, I managed to get rid of my socks. And then he was replaced, he himself began to ask for forgiveness for bringing me to a breakdown with his endless nagging, and begged me to allow him to return. Naturally, I did not particularly resist, and we began to live together again. Since then, my husband treats me with respect and no longer scandals.

I mastered all the signs about knitting and made a scarf for my soul mate, because, by convention, this little thing can forever tie a man to a woman. The husband wears it in the winter, without taking it off, and treats it very carefully. In the set for the scarf, I also knitted a warm hat for him, it is believed that such a gift will relieve headaches for a long time. Indeed, the husband began to feel better.

And recently we learned that we will become parents for the third time. Therefore, I left knitting for a while, because my grandmother said that the child can get tangled in the umbilical cord. Now I'm looking forward to becoming a happy mother and again I can do needlework to knit warm things for my baby.