Michelle Obama Knits Scarves, Hats, and Gloves in Lockdown
Now Pageing Ella Emhoff: Michelle Obama Is Ready For Her Knitting Collab
Michelle Obama joined Ellen DeGeneres on The Ellen DeGeneres Show to promote her new Netflix project Waffles + Mochi and talk about her ongoing commitment to creating a healthier America. Of course, we're not surprised DeGeneres had some fun games planned, including a round of "Drawer Dash," where Michelle shared various random items around the house.
Proving she's in tune to fashion's recent knitting and crochet craze (which we're not not going to say is loosely inspired by Kamala Harris's stepdaughter Ella Emhoff and her incredible design talent), Michelle showed up in her own DIY beanie. "I am so into knitting. I made all of this stuff! I made this hat, I made this scarf for Sasha . . . this is what I've been doing in quarantine. This is my practice mitten, isn't it cute?" Michelle said, holding up a single glove that does not yet have a pair. She then went on to reveal a high tech element to her beanie — a removable puff ball! "This comes off, so you can exchange balls."
While we are completely aware that Emhoff, who has used her skills and self-made products to support minority communities, is busy with a new Batsheva collaboration, we're wondering if Ms. Obama could be next on her list of design partners. After all, both women have the platform to promote new collections and the right mindset for rallying behind fashion practices that are a commitment to sustainability. Clearly, they both have the knitting skills, too!
Michelle Revealed Her Recently Learned Knitting Skills on Ellen
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Now It Seems Like Michelle Obama's Getting in on It Too
