For most people, the mention of “knitting” brings up images of grandma sitting alone by a warm fire, knit-one-purl-two-ing to the rhythm of her rocking chair. For a group of Llano ladies, this sort of solitary needling couldn’t be farther from the truth. Seven years ago, Marilyn Hale and Sandy Shaw, both Llano locals, decided that while they enjoyed knitting, it would be a lot more fun with good company to enjoy it with. “We put up a few flyers,” Hale remembered, “and knitters ...