[Nfb-krafters-korner] Question about knitting needles and flying
Melisa Loutfi
m.n.r.loutfi at att.net
Fri Feb 17 23:28:22 UTC 2012
I have flown in and out of several airports and not had any questions regarding my needles. I usually put my extra for the next project in my checked luggage and the current project in my carry-on. I have also taken on 2 different types of folding scissors. One is a little travel pack that is about the size of a credit card but a tad bit thicker. It has several little tools including a small pair of snips, a pin, and small screwdriver. It is made by Swiss Army Knife. I would love to have several.
Happy flying.
On Feb 17, 2012, at 12:57 PM, Heather Kirkwood wrote:
> I've taken up knitting just in the last month (as mentioned in the last post.) I'm about to leave again for another month on the road. I'll be spending a lot of time in airplanes and airports and want to take my knitting with me. Will TSA give me any hassle about the needles?
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