One difference between continental and American knitting styles is how the yarn is held. Learn more about the differences between continental and American knitting styles with expert tips from a knitting instructor in this free video about how to knit.
Expert: Pam Grushkin
Bio: Pam Grushkin learned to knit at a young age, and she now teaches knitting both independently and through yarn shops.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
i dont knit like either of those i must be special
myemosong 7 months ago
Horrible camera work!!! What good does it do someone learning to knit to see it "mirror-style"?????
MsKatyDod 9 months ago
u cant even c wen she knitz because of the captions
jackyzred 1 year ago
I learned the American way from my grandmother, but hold the right needle resting in the crotch between my thumb and index finger, almost like holding a pencil. Then throwing the yarn with just my right index finger instead of with the entire hand and arm involved.
HannahAbira 2 years ago
How do I control the thread tension in the American knitting style?
walkingtheunwalked 2 years ago