Kay Gardiner

Kay Gardiner learned to knit as a child, but put aside her needles for twenty years to obtain a law degree from Columbia, become an assistant United States attorney in Manhattan, and start a family. Luckily for us, she returned to knitting with a vengeance. After stints in the New York publishing world, Ann Shayne returned to her hometown of Nashville to edit "BookPage. She has since chosen to devote her time to her family--and knitting.Two years ago, Kay and Ann met on an online knitting...See more

Kay Gardiner learned to knit as a child, but put aside her needles for twenty years to obtain a law degree from Columbia, become an assistant United States attorney in Manhattan, and start a family. Luckily for us, she returned to knitting with a vengeance. After stints in the New York publishing world, Ann Shayne returned to her hometown of Nashville to edit "BookPage. She has since chosen to devote her time to her family--and knitting.Two years ago, Kay and Ann met on an online knitting-message board, and their correspondence has grown into a "close-knit" community of more than ten thousand who regularly log on to masondixonknitting.com. See less