Deep in the heart of the Bluegrass State, where the grass surprisingly isn't blue but a vibrant green, where horses run faster than the wind, and where the Colonel's secret recipe was born, lies the magical state of Kentucky. Now, you may think Kentucky is all about horse racing, basketball, and fried chicken, but there's a secret society of kiddos who are masters of an ancient art - knitting, of all things. Yes, you heard it right, knitting! These aren't your everyday, run-of-the-mill kids. They are the proud members of the Knitting Knights of Kentucky, led by their fearless leader, Sir Wooly McYarnface. Sir Wooly, a jovial, oversized sheep who loves to wear his favorite blue and white checkered knitted sweater, is always ready to guide these young knights in their knitting quests. The Knitting Knights are a curious bunch, armed with their mighty knitting needles and an unending supply of colorful yarn. They knit at breakfast, they knit at lunch, they knit at dinner. They even knit during Mathematics class, turning their multiplication tables into fabulous scarves. What's that? You think knitting is for grannies? Well, think again! These kids are the coolest in Kentucky. They can whip up a wooly hat faster than a horse running the Kentucky Derby. They can knit a scarf that would stretch longer than the Cumberland River. The Knitting Knights turn yarn into magic with a quick flick of their wrists and a lot of laughter. So, the next time you're in Kentucky, if you stumble upon a kid knitting a technicolor dreamcoat on a sunny afternoon, remember, you've just met a member of the coolest gang around - the Knitting Knights of Kentucky.