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The fantastic singer and actor learned to knit with Jane Powell in 1947, but he doesn't look particularly talented at it.
It is not completely surprising that this kooky comedian has a quirky hobby like knitting.
While filming 'Sex and the City,' SJP would take breaks to get back to her stitches. It looks like quite a complicated pattern.
In an ad for computer company Lenovo, Ashton Kutcher had to learn how to knit a baby onesie.
The star actor from the 'Scream' film franchise is a keen knitter. He even took part in a book named 'Celebrity Scarves 2' (2005) that was written for breast cancer research.
Knitting is one of Johansson's favorite hobbies. In 2011 she also knitted beanies for a charity named City of Hope.
Although she does not knit her own fashion lines, at home she races through the rows making scarves and jumpers.
The wonderful Audrey Hepburn could often be seen knitting between filming scenes. Here she is on the set of 'The Unforgiven' (1960).
One of the main actors on 'Desperate Housewives' can knit like a pro.
Lorde can be spotted knitting on her travels during tours. She seems to opt for dark blues and greens.
The famed writer and director of the 'Stars Wars' films is a yarnaholic. He used to go to Starbucks every morning for a quick knit and a coffee.
There have been reports that Thurman is absolutely obsessed with knitting. She was been seen on holidays and on set stitching up a storm.
Ginger Spice loved to knit while she was on tour. She was usually spotted knitting comfy cardigans.
Elizabeth Windsor is pretty handy with her sticks. In her younger days before Queenhood, she would bask in the English sun and make socks.
Gosling told GQ magazine that his perfect day would be spent knitting. What a lovely guy.
One of Moss's first modeling jobs was for the yarn company Rowan. From then on she has always been a knitter.
You may not believe it considering the number of clothes she must have, but Delevingne loves a good knit. She likes the chunky yarn best.
The famous British TV personality and ex-cricketer was seen on the show 'I'm a Celebrity' sharing his needle skills.
Roberts has apparently knitted for all her life. She has even knitted some jumpers for Johnny Depp's children.
The famous author of 'The Handmaid's Tale' loves to knit. She even creates special bird-related knits to raise awareness for bird conservation.
The actor has been known to carry his sticks around. According to him, he once knitted for ten hours straight!
Seyfried has no qualms about knitting in public. She uses circular needles to make her jumpers.
On the set of 'Doubt' (2008), Meryl Streep knitted her own shawl and taught fellow actress Amy Adams how to knit as well.
The brilliant singer loves to strum and stitch at festivals. She was spotted making a scarf at Bestival, a festival in Dorset.
The British celeb from the program 'Made in Chelsea' actually joined a campaign to publicize wool knitting classes.
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Prince Charles went to visit the UK National Wool Museum in Wales. After learning the tricks from pros, he now knits solo.
Hanks was actually taught some basic stitches by his co-star Julia Roberts on set of 'Larry Crowne' (2011).
The gorgeous Rita Hayworth was a notorious knitter. She would pick up her stitches during the filming breaks.
Michelle Obama got into knitting during lockdown and she is already a pro. In an interview she revealed that she made a crewneck sweater for her husband, and knitted halter tops for her daughters! Former President Obama told her, "It's weird how good you've become at knitting."
Some may think knitting is just for grannies. On the contrary, these days knitting is pretty cool. It is praised as being like yoga for the mind, and at the end of it you have a lovely scarf or some socks.
If you're looking for some yarnspiration, we have put together a list of celebrity knitters to get you in the stitching mood.
Click on to find out which surprising celebrities can yield knitting needles.
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Some may think knitting is just for grannies. On the contrary, these days knitting is pretty cool. It is praised as being like yoga for the mind, and at the end of it you have a lovely scarf or some socks.
If you're looking for some yarnspiration, we have put together a list of celebrity knitters to get you in the stitching mood.
Click on to find out which surprising celebrities can yield knitting needles.