Spies once used knitting to send coded messages—and so can you ...Middle East

Jacquard knitting is not for beginners, but it may be inconspicuous enough to pass this secret message off as a bunch of snowflakes. (Sandra Gutierrez G. /)And even though knitting is cool as it is—don’t let anybody tell you otherwise—it’s even more awesome if you add some mystery. Give that sweater or scarf a little something extra by encoding a secret message into it. It can be as simple or as intricate as you like, and you can give someone a key to decode your message or let them wear a beanie without knowing the true meaning behind its pattern.Give your crush a scarf confessing your love for them, or tell that obnoxious uncle of yours how you truly feel with a pair of comfy socks. The po

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