How do you make twisted stitches, since those are the movements for twisting sts in throwing? What about YOs, increases and decreases from this position?
omg, i can't believe somebody actually knits like me, I learned when i was a little girl in my country but i never seen nobody knitting like that .I have purchased lots of knitting books and I always have to adjust the instruction to the way I knit. Thank you for posting the video, now I have a name to my method of knitting
I'm glad Natalia's clip is getting some viewing and comments. Her Blog is great! This clip is a great tool to show how much FASTER continental really is as compared to "traditional" knitting. It's like the difference between watching someone hunt and peck at a keyboard and watching someone type 120 words a minute! Inspiring when you realize that means 5 sweaters a year as opposed to 2.
I watched closely and see what you are doing, but really appreciated the web page to confirm. Thank you... now I have to get to my yarn to try this out!!!!!
I echo the "way to fast" comments. I even went to the website posted in the "more info" section, and i THINK i know what you're doing, but I'm still not sure!
your stitch is very nice, however we cannot see what exactly you are doing. I don't mean to be rude, but you have to teach like you are teaching to a retarded three year old child, otherwise we cannot see what you are doing. Keep this in mind, with lots of explanations, and you'll get less people telling you how fast you are knitting, because what you think is slow, is not slow enough for us to follow
@meowmeowkitty3 - Type in "Eastern European knitting" and there's a video that shows a slower pace. She uses a dark blue yarn and it's a bit easier to follow.
I didn't think you could do that without bringing the yarn in front of your work, that's an interesting tip
mersylla 2 months ago
How do you make twisted stitches, since those are the movements for twisting sts in throwing? What about YOs, increases and decreases from this position?
one2557 1 year ago
omg, i can't believe somebody actually knits like me, I learned when i was a little girl in my country but i never seen nobody knitting like that .I have purchased lots of knitting books and I always have to adjust the instruction to the way I knit. Thank you for posting the video, now I have a name to my method of knitting
di19ca12 1 year ago
I'm glad Natalia's clip is getting some viewing and comments. Her Blog is great! This clip is a great tool to show how much FASTER continental really is as compared to "traditional" knitting. It's like the difference between watching someone hunt and peck at a keyboard and watching someone type 120 words a minute! Inspiring when you realize that means 5 sweaters a year as opposed to 2.
kindafoggy 1 year ago
I watched closely and see what you are doing, but really appreciated the web page to confirm. Thank you... now I have to get to my yarn to try this out!!!!!
bellylaughing 2 years ago
I got it the first time...maybe because I am a quick learner... but practice makes almost perfect
TheVeiledCatholic 2 years ago
I echo the "way to fast" comments. I even went to the website posted in the "more info" section, and i THINK i know what you're doing, but I'm still not sure!
rommie557 2 years ago
I will echo the too fast comments but I finally was able to get the purl stitch down with your video. Thank you!
AmberRoseEm 2 years ago
your stitch is very nice, however we cannot see what exactly you are doing. I don't mean to be rude, but you have to teach like you are teaching to a retarded three year old child, otherwise we cannot see what you are doing. Keep this in mind, with lots of explanations, and you'll get less people telling you how fast you are knitting, because what you think is slow, is not slow enough for us to follow
meowmeowkitty3 2 years ago 7
@meowmeowkitty3 - Type in "Eastern European knitting" and there's a video that shows a slower pace. She uses a dark blue yarn and it's a bit easier to follow.
gypsyqueen64 1 year ago
Awful. Need to slow downfor those who are unfamilar with the technique.
Femmefatale32000 2 years ago
I agree way to fast. Please do another and slow it down.
totalcrusher 2 years ago
you are really good but, this vid is too fast and too short
hiland9439 2 years ago
wow that actually looked really cool. im gonna go practise that
fluffy2700 3 years ago
impressive
mattsquatch21 3 years ago
Waaaayyy toooo fast!!
stchr3247 3 years ago
Waaaaayyyyy to fast!!!!
stchr3247 3 years ago
Cool! :D
melodiemaker 3 years ago
Very nice but way too fast.
DarseeRomy 3 years ago 4
Please do it again, but SLOWLY. Looks very effective. Thanks
akarpowicz 3 years ago 2
Great video, but too fast for me to see how to do this stitch myself! Would love to see a slow-motion version so I could catch it step-by-step.
HarpKnit 4 years ago
Clear and easy ! Thank you !!!!
piafou63 4 years ago
cool, I will have to go away and practice this, looks fast.
stell66 4 years ago