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How to Knit a Sweater : Knitting a Sweater: Increases in Pattern

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Uploaded by on Sep 28, 2008

When knitting a sweater, use increases to keep pattern intact. Learn how to knit an increase for a sweater in this free video on knitting basics for beginners from an experienced knitter.

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

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  • this is a horrible tutorial

  • She goes to fast, and there needs to be a really close up view to see how she is really doing it. her fingers are so much in the way you cant see much at all. the camera needs to be much closer to pattern for youc an see. and she really needs to go much slower for people that are learning and learn easier then that. with her fingers in the way youc ant see much at all, and that isnt good at all. she was going way to fast. slow it down.

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  • seriously, i cannot catch anything. it's too fast & not clear at all.

  • whats with the subtitles!?

  • one time i pulled a prank on my sister. i bought her a sweater and sharted in it and when she put it on there were my sharts everywhere on her.

  • Too fast. Need a close up!

  • cool tha nks

  • I'm making an easier sweater in a matter of fact i'm going to go and work on mine right now! Bye!

  • cool!

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