The only way to start is to grab the hair between your fingers. That's how you start. Just like in life. With a simple movement.

Of course, every beginning is different. There are many ways to throw the stitches, and everything depends on the pattern, the experience, the determination, the effort, the pulling, until you achieve the right one. What do I mean? Sometimes, what works well in one piece turns out to be wrong for the next one. You only learn what to do by trying. However, there are some similarities regardless of the method, whether you try or give up. That's how you start throwing the stitches, one by one. You make loops with the needle and then, with the second needle, you dive into the stitch, and something happens. Stitches are a dive into faith, and with faith, you gain technique.

Every Friday after eight o'clock, Georgia Walker's store was filled with people. The customers arrived with their knits, sat at the big round table, drank coffee, talked about love, friendship, passion, betrayal, and became... tangled hair.