I'm a continental or German knitter and I wanted to learn the English style so I could do colorwork. I can't get my right hand finger to get around the needle at all. "Throwing" it is much easier for me. I'm glad there are so many youtube tutorials on knitting, because books often explain things in a confusing way for me. Thanks.
@lisapisane I knit the continental way too and I do a combination of continental and throwing with color-work. Ive only recently started adding color to my pieces. Was always intimidated by it before. I want to learn the English style only because then I can be helpful for those who want to learn in that style.
I knit the English style but i do not throw, my hands never let go of the needle and wrap the yarn around my right finger comes up and around to wrap the yarn.
I have never seen anyone knit my way, what is it called do you know?
I do believe there is a cast on /off method for the purl stitch. Great video, this one actually taught me how to do the purl stitch. Its just reverse kniting basically. I know, its hard to know if your doing it properly when your teaching yourself! Keep trying though, put it in perspective: in 4 years from now, you be like, what youtube videos? lol... good luck!!
@GreyPikachu68 Yes you cast on the same for it, at least to my knowledge. Ive never seen a purl caston but I think there is a castoff that you can purl but Id have to research it alittle more
I've been knitting for a little while. I do a slightly modified version of English knitting. I can go relatively fast. I've watched the continental videos, and I can't get continental purling to work! It goes very slow for me! Anyway, these videos are very good and helpful!
Hm. I was curious to see how this was done, since I knit Continental. How anyone can get knitting done using this method is really a mystery to me. More power to you!
I'm a continental or German knitter and I wanted to learn the English style so I could do colorwork. I can't get my right hand finger to get around the needle at all. "Throwing" it is much easier for me. I'm glad there are so many youtube tutorials on knitting, because books often explain things in a confusing way for me. Thanks.
lisapisane 2 months ago
@lisapisane I knit the continental way too and I do a combination of continental and throwing with color-work. Ive only recently started adding color to my pieces. Was always intimidated by it before. I want to learn the English style only because then I can be helpful for those who want to learn in that style.
Kabgirl24 1 month ago
I knit the English style but i do not throw, my hands never let go of the needle and wrap the yarn around my right finger comes up and around to wrap the yarn.
I have never seen anyone knit my way, what is it called do you know?
I knit very very fast this way.
rosewood513 1 year ago
WATCH MY KNITTING TUTORIALS! :)
shanzx0x 1 year ago
ive been kniting for a few weaks and im kniting my mom a scarf so thanku for the help
jesus1mylife 2 years ago
I do believe there is a cast on /off method for the purl stitch. Great video, this one actually taught me how to do the purl stitch. Its just reverse kniting basically. I know, its hard to know if your doing it properly when your teaching yourself! Keep trying though, put it in perspective: in 4 years from now, you be like, what youtube videos? lol... good luck!!
annescottcounty 2 years ago
In the video you show the difference, but my question is Purl easier & do you cast on the same for it? Thank you. You have demystified it for me.
GreyPikachu68 3 years ago
@GreyPikachu68 Yes you cast on the same for it, at least to my knowledge. Ive never seen a purl caston but I think there is a castoff that you can purl but Id have to research it alittle more
Kabgirl24 1 month ago
i stil dont get it, but i might l8r. it was a gud vid tho
JustinsBoo11 3 years ago
I've been knitting for a little while. I do a slightly modified version of English knitting. I can go relatively fast. I've watched the continental videos, and I can't get continental purling to work! It goes very slow for me! Anyway, these videos are very good and helpful!
rhondie4ever 3 years ago
Hm. I was curious to see how this was done, since I knit Continental. How anyone can get knitting done using this method is really a mystery to me. More power to you!
goldberry2005 4 years ago