I love your videos! Your videos they are wonderful and I'm understanding how to knit! Thank you!

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she knits in the "American" or "English" style, where the working yarn is held in the right hand. In Europe it is much more common for people to knit with the yarn held over the index finger of the left hand. This style is referred to as "Continental," "German" or "European" style knitting. Knowing both can be really handy for colorwork (such as fair isle) because you hold can hold a color in each hand. I mostly knit Continental, but learned how to knit in the English style.

love your videos, i have learned so much. thank you :)

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I would just like to say your videos are excellent. Thank you so much, I will look forward to watching all the your learn how to videos. I have just completed the cable and I am so excited to try a cable pattern. Many Thanks again Jo :)

Thank youso much ive been trying to learn a good cast on method for months and your long tail vast on technic was a huge help

Hello. I was wondering if you always do the knitting by wrapping the yarn around the needle. Doesn't it take quite some time always letting go of the needle and so on? My grandmother told me how to knit it and she taught me to have the yarn that comes from the ball slung around the left index finger and then when I put the right needle through the loop I can get it behind the yarn slung around my finger and through the loop in one swift motion. I feel that this increases speed. Or is what your doing only for instruction purposes? By the way, I am from Germany so maybe we just have a different way of doing it.
But all the same, thanks for the videos. They are a great help and your are really explaining it very well.

You're welcome. I really enjoy it.

Thanks so much. I will send a scan of the pattern in a little bit.

I love your vids! I have a question that I was wondering if you might be able to answer. I'm going to attempt to make my first cable blanket, but the pattern confuses me. It calls for circ. needles, but it's knitted straight. I under stand that, but I don't understand the next part "CO x amount of stitches, k x amount of rows"// CABLE PATTERN: (RS).......

How can I tell if I am on the right side?

Your instructions are so easy. I've been looking at so many on YouTube and thought that most were good---you're better!
Thank you so much for sharing your talents to teach me, us. :)
Keep up the GREAT work :)

Gayla