Famous Knitters

Katharine Hepburn in 1935. 


"If you obey all the rules you miss all the fun."

Comments

[bella]

wow she looks so good,so proud so happy....just becuse she is knitting. good pic.=)

[Laurie]

I look just like that when I knit. High cheekbones, lithe limbs, infinite flexibility while waiting for the next great role. *sigh*

Great picture.

[Diane H K in Greenfield]

Sigh. She was a class act.

My family had a seaside home near Fenwick, the Hepburn family summer home in Old Saybrook, and we'd see various and sundry Hepburns around town in the summer months. Later on, I was acquainted with Kate's brother when I lived in New Haven. I heard recently that he's the only surviving sibling of Kate's.

[Martha]

She was an amazing person. And she really did break the rules.

[Beth S.]

And she could really knit? It wasn't just a pose?... I'm always so disappointed when it's just a pose. Good for her! :-)

[Sara]

ohmy, isn't she beautiful.

[JessaLu]

She's one of my favorite actresses - I'm watching 'Holiday' right now, and she's knitting! :o)

[Kathy]

Oh, man, is she stunning! Hardly looking down, if at all.

[Sylvia]

Beautiful, bright, funny, and she knit. What a lady!

[maryse]

she was beautiful and so cool, before it cool was a thing to be.

[Jenny in Jersey]

What a classy broad.
(Speaking in the vernacular of the era).

[Carole]

She sure was beautiful. That's a fabulous picture.