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HI, your a great teacher! Thank you for sharing the peruvian knitting, seems to go faster and It looks easy too, love that! Im Peruvian and i didnt know bout this.
I agree.You are a great teacher. I have watched this video probably 10 times in the last 3 days. I am practicing. I would love to see more videos from you. Particularly, doing Peruvian knitting with a more finished product. Where is all of the fabric going in relation to you hand.
Hi-- I knit in this style, and when my fabric grows in length, I let it fall over the thumb and hold onto the right needle through the layer of fabric. If you search Youtube for "english lever knitting", there are other videos showing a very similar style. Good luck!
OMGOOOOOSH!! I LOOOVE this technique. I tried knitting the eng. way but it was too frustrating & finally gave up. Since crochet is my primary craft a friend recommended continental. That was much better but still weird at times but THIIIIS!!! WOOOO!! It took me about a day to get used to working needles & yarn & I'm still playing with the best way to get a solid tension but I'm in love with this!!! Thank you sooooooooo much!!! Can't wait for more vids!!
Cool! I tried to do this... it didn't work so well for me, mainly because my needle doesn't really "slide" very well on my hand. I'm using metal needles. Do you think wood would work better? Also, is it hard to knit fair isle this way?
Just found your video a couple of days ago. Great job, enjoyed the detail and explanations. Could you please explain the differences when doing eyelets? The video stops just as you start to explain this.
It would be helpful, as I am knitting a lace pattern that this info would apply to.
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I agree.You are a great teacher. I have watched this video probably 10 times in the last 3 days. I am practicing. I would love to see more videos from you. Particularly, doing Peruvian knitting with a more finished product. Where is all of the fabric going in relation to you hand.
I knit in this style, and when my fabric grows in length, I let it fall over the thumb and hold onto the right needle through the layer of fabric. If you search Youtube for "english lever knitting", there are other videos showing a very similar style. Good luck!
It would be helpful, as I am knitting a lace pattern that this info would apply to.