Guys what do you think of girls who knit?

[siquetumeamaste]

I'm curious... I've known how to knit since I was little but I've recently gotten really into it in the last year or so. I love it! I have learned so much and I can now make scarves, hats, fingerless gloves, shawls/wraps, and even socks. My next big goal is to knit a sweater. I knit at least a little bit every day if I can. I spend a lot of time on my items and I use good quality yarn, so I'm not just churning out things that no one wants lol.

So, what would you think if a girl you were interested in knitted a lot? Would you like it if your girlfriend knitted you items of your choice?

[OmegaWolf1349]

I overlook those type of things. My concerns is mainly other things like Is she on drugs? Is love, companionship and romance have more meaning to her than Size and confidence? Does she like heavy Metal |\m/|. Is she mature enough to know that bills, and rent come before shopping sprees? etc.

[Anonymous]

I think it's impressive when a girl knows how to do something like knitting and has the passion to do it well. I think it says something good about her character.

[marshnewb]

Girls who can do anything like knitting or crocheting are hot in my book. To relate it for girls, it's like a guy who can fix things. It also means you like doing things with your hands ;) A girl that can actually produce something is very attractive. I love it when a girlfriend gives me something that she made me, it means that she was thinking about me long enough and put that much effort into something that she wanted to give me to make me happy. Who wouldn't like that?

[AnonGuy]

It's super cute and maternal. It would increase my interest in a woman. I would looooove to receive a nice scarf or beanie or sweater knit by a woman I'm interested in.

Plus, I use to know a dime piece that was really sexually charged who would also knit everyday.

[JohnWhilkins]

Just cool that you have something. I probably wouldn't put on a knitted sweater haha. But if you'd make me something cute like a hat or whatever, oh it's on ;)

And I meant not putting on the sweater like if you knitted all of my clothes that would be seriously weird haha!

[beastman88]

i remember my grandma tried teaching me how to knit, but I was all like o.O I wouldn't mind learning how to sew and mend clothing, so I can repair my own clothes, and hem my pants. every time I buy a new pair of pants I have to have them hemmed. I guess jean manufacturers can't make a perfect length jean for 5'8 guys, ...*bangs head against a wall*

[Anonymous]

interesting, never thoguht about it :D but it feels good. My sister does some things, but she taaakeees so loooonng and it feels, with her always pessimistic outlook, really bad. I mean I can't look at her when she does that. Because I get just "what is she doing ? No better way to spend time ?! but this ?!" Tho I never told her. She is more like a man otherwise :p or 50 instead of 31

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't think anything of it either way. It's obviously harmless, so, whatever makes her happy is cool with me. I'd find it endearing if she knitted something for me, just like I would if anybody put the time and effort in to making me something personal.

[InquisitiveMale]

Knitting for no particular reason does not attract me. It wouldn't be a direct factor but I'd likely use it to help define your personality in an old fashioned way. True or not it's not doing you any favors in my books.

[joystickhappy]

Hobbies are always a nice thing to have. I definitely don't think it's a bad thing at all. Plus if she was good at it she could make me some cool custom socks lol.

[siquetumeamaste]

I knit one of my guy friends some socks! :) link

[joystickhappy]

Cool :)

[UsagiSenpai]

Hey, if that's what you like, then more power to ya. ^^ Personally I'd be really happy re receive homemade things from a girl. Hats/gloves/scarves; it's all adorable when it's homemade.

Good on ya.

[M_A_X]

This is what guys think about yarn, and knitting

https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=dMshRMUf38s

[M_A_X]

Knitta, please! Knitta, puhLEASE! You my knitta, right?!

[corbmonster]

Can I have a scarf? No really, I want a scarf :) As long as you are OK with it it's perfectly fine. If he has anything against it, that's his problem.

[Anonymous]

It really wouldn't make any difference, but if anything it'd be a bad thing for me, just cos of the type of person who usually knits (I'm not saying I'd judge them by that, I just think a girl who knits is probably less likely to be the type of girl I like)

[Blobb]

I know a girl who can knit. It's pretty sweet because she can basically make her own thoughtful unique presents for people. Pretty awesome :)

[chatheman]

tis fine no prob in my book in fact it indicates that the women could be a good homemaker and a good potential partner.

[Little-Hippie]

It doesn't really have much of an impact on how I feel about a girl.

But knitting is a nice, feminine hobby to have.

I can dig it.

[Anonymous]

Feminine and sweet. Would love to bang a girl while knitting also.. although .. it could be dangerous with these needles and my exposed balls hehe.. that is when she starts to get excited lol

[shumailkazimi]

nic job...i find it quite sweet and adorable...keep it up

[GAG1989]

shes not any more attractive than a girl who doesn't..

[Dionysos]

I want someone to knit me a viking helmet with stuffed knitted horns. :-)

[longtailjim]

Knitting is a classic feminine art. Its versatile, engaging, and very practical. Keep it below the level of "passion," unless, of course, it is your passion! In which case, it takes a space up front, and your boyfriend will need to make room for it.