Columbia circle knits friendship
from Baltimore Sun

Nine-year-old Lyta Gallant puts her knitting before her chocolate brownie. And she loves chocolate brownies. Lyta, a student at Hammond Elementary School, learned to knit at the 100th meeting of Columbia Sip and Knit, an open-invitation knitting club for beginners and pros alike. But surrounding her weren't the usual suspects. There's Dorothy, the library science teacher, Maura, the engineer, and Adrienne, the construction project engineer who comes to the meetings so she can talk to women.

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