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Knit for Victory: Warm Wools for the Long Watch | Spool Cotton Co

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Knit for Victory: Warm Wools for the Long Watch | Spool Cotton Co

Repost for @katy4peas

Hey Knittin‘ Littens!

Check out this event:

https://www.alumni.mcgill.ca/aoc/events-travel/EventDetails.php?id=NDUxODg%3D

Free on Zoom March 9th Canadian Time
#knittersoflitsy #wartime #codebreakers #codemakers #knitters

Codebreakers have infiltrated the public imagination of wartime efforts - but what about code-makers?

katy4peas Thanks for the repost! 3y

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katy4peas

Knit for Victory: Warm Wools for the Long Watch | Spool Cotton Co

Hey Knittin‘ Littens!

Check out this event:

https://www.alumni.mcgill.ca/aoc/events-travel/EventDetails.php?id=NDUxODg%3D

Free on Zoom March 9th Canadian Time
#knittersoflitsy #wartime #codebreakers #codemakers #knitters

Codebreakers have infiltrated the public imagination of wartime efforts - but what about code-makers?

katy4peas Historian and knitter Kristen Howard will explore the role knitting played in wartime codes and correspondence, from providing a cover for women spies in WWII to the use of knitting to disguise or amplify messages. 3y

julesG Very cool. Thanks for sharing. I'm tagging @LitsyEvents - please spread the word. 3y

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