My grandmother knitted/weaved a scarf for me.

[angliholic]

My grandmother knitted/weaved a scarf for me.



Do both knitted and weaved work in the above and mean about the same? Thanks.

[oregeezer]

Knitted is okay.
My grandmother wove a scarf for me.

[angliholic]

Knitted is okay.
My grandmother wove a scarf for me.

Thanks, oregeezer, for the correction.

To make sure, do "wove" and "knitted" mean the same in the sample?

[Anglika]

Knitted = created a fabric with two needles and yarn.

Wove = created a fabric by weaving a weft through a warp on a loom.

[angliholic]

Knitted = created a fabric with two needles and yarn.

Wove = created a fabric by weaving a weft through a warp on a loom.

Thanks, Anglika.
Got it.

[riverkid]

My grandmother knitted/weaved a scarf for me.

Thanks.

The past tense form for weave for NaE is either 'weaved' or 'wove'.