Small Moments, Quiet Hands Knitting as a summer ritual is slow, light, and personal. It’s not about finishing projects quickly. Instead, it’s about staying connected to yourself in small, quiet moments. On warm days, I don’t begin large knitting projects. But I still pick up my needles. Sometimes I test a new yarn. Other times I play with shape or start a small accessory I’ll finish later. And when I knit, my mind gets a break. I might be sitting on a park bench or waiting for coffee in a quiet cafe. A few rows help me slow down and come back to the present. Finding Calm in the Rhythm…