Navaho (Navajo) Knitting

[yankeecatlady]

So cool! I know I am going to try it!

[ShadowDingo]

such a great idea, thank you so much!

[jharker45]

Brilliant! This is just absolutely slap my forehead brilliant! Thanks so much!

[sailyn55]

Great info.

[onebigyooper]

this is great, i like to use 3 strands worsted when crochettin chooks and mitts when i cant find da colors i want in really fat yarn. this is lots better than havin to get 2 or 3 bails yarn at once. thanks for da vidio

[ljuarez67]

Now THIS is useful!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!

[Li1430000]

She talks too long in the video rather than getting to the point. Waste time.

[booclady]

What a great resolution to thin baby yarn

[anneland22]

THIS IS BRILLIANT (YES, I AM SO EXCITED THAT i INTENDED TO YELL THIS)!!!!!!!!!!!

[vagabondesque]

It's so simple! - A moment of "why hadn't I thought of that?!" occurs.

[vagabondesque]

It's so simple! - A moment of "why hadn't I thought of that?!" occurs.

[JadedByEntropy]

so it's knitting with a loose hand-crocheted chain xD gotcha xD lol

[mamazeb]

This link was passed on to me in the Ravelry forums. It has made me very, very happy and is an extremely useful technique.  Thank you for sharing!

[lilywondertwin]

How clever!!

[sazji]

very cool! I don't know when I'll ever use this, but I'm sure there will come a time when I'll be glad it's lurking in my memory!

[Bethintx1]

I have a lot of cones of fine threads and yarns. I will definitely use this technique! Thanks for the tip!

[gwilson939]

OMG! That is so clever! I'd seen that in spinning but never connected it to knitting! Great idea!

[drunkenmonkey369]

what a great idea i will keep in handy!

[Chiisaisan]

I really, really want to watch this video, but it's not loading. :/ I've tried some other videos and they're working fine.

[kanineknitter]

What a great idea.

[cookngarden]

Wonderful!

[sprboston]

brilliant!



[mjislandflower]

I love this technique because there have been plenty of times I have come across a pattern but I didnt have enough yarn for the thicker gauge and then I find this video to triple my gauge awesome....thanks so much...posting this to FB to share and faving this for my blog....thanks again...I will be subscribing to your videos....Mary

[JonyxSj]

I love this, thank you so much for something new!!!

[bgcyclist]

Oh wow! I have a lot uses for that. Thank you.

[VidBint]

Flippin' BRILLIANT!! Now I feel justified in owning 2 cones of cashmere!! Thanks sooooo much!

[anastaciaknits]

absolutely brilliant!

[lifeinthefunzone]

Wow. Just... Wow. Brilliant. I'm SO going to use this!

[yolo22]

Wow! i have learned something brilliant today. thank you so much for sharing this! :)

[Smuddpie]

Brilliant, as always. It just so happens that I am currently knitting a pair of slippers that requires tripled yarn on the sole. I'll give it a go!

[conway14747]

I just LOVE this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[yoalizeraps]

Wow! Uber cool! I think I'm going to do this right now. lol

[pceflwrgrl]

Holy GUACAMOLE! Man I feel so much smarter.. This was a epiphany!

[Sassounette]

Incredibly helpful! What a clever technique!

[saloneffects]

cool

[ranghar]

"Navajo" btw....

[Cherstream]

This is so smart -- and so useful! Thank you for sharing.

[gill70cat]

Winderful wish I'd known this before I gave some yarn away

[spankses]

i've god about five kg or fine machine yarn....and no machine...this is a godsend, i can hand knit it now!

[charleymano]

This is great! I have several balls of teeny tiny yarn of various unusual types that a good friend gave me years ago.  I've been dying to play with it, but they are so thin, I never knew what to do with them. Thanks so much for your tutorial!

[juleskim3000]

thanks, this is very clear and easy to understand :D

[jenseelaus]

Genius!