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In a video, he said: "So I finished the jumper and here we are”. Wearing his knit and demonstrating each part of his design, Daley continued, "This says Tokyo," while pointing to the Japanese characters that spell out the host city. "We've got GBR, we've got a Union Jack," he said as he showed off each sleeve. And finally, the father-of-one showed the back of the cardigan which had his country's Olympic logo, "Team GB" and the Olympic rings stitched on. 18 of the best knitting kits for beginners Cosy Super Chunky Alpaca Scarf Kit £44.99, Lilipop Mill on Etsy This cosy super chunky scarf ...

Marin told CNBC via email that she was able to leave her corporate job because she felt the "opportunity was real" with We Are Knitters. "I knew someday I (would) be my (own) boss," Marin said, although she admittedly thought she would be older when it happened, but she felt she needed to take the opportunity when it came. Marin also said she would "always be grateful" for the fact that she as able to live with her parents while she wasn't earning money and was trying to get the business off the ground, acknowledging that "not everybody can do that."

© Nestore Taking the commitment to sustainability further, the pop-up store was also designed to be nomadic rather than a wasteful, one-off exercise. The sturdy elements that make up the store were designed to be flat-packed, allowing them to be dismantled and reassembled with ease in other locations. Even the boxes in which everything is transported were created with this idea of nomadic retail in mind. We Are Knitters' first pop-up was in Paris, but there are plans to set up shop for a few months at a time in New York, London, Berlin, and Madrid. Cortesía de Mazumdar Bravo

However, if, like most of us, you are living apart from your mum for yet another Mother’s Day, you might need to get creative to ensure she has a special day. The current coronavirus restrictions in England mean you can meet one other person from outside of your household, so here are some genius (covid-compliant) ideas… 1. Go for a socially-distanced walk If you live in close enough proximity, you could always arrange a leisurely stroll on Mothering Sunday - there’s nothing like a brisk walk, takeaway coffee and catch up with your mum. 2. Send flowers in the post