lk2g-063 Eeeek Steek!
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This is awesome. TY~~:)
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I love these videos. Especially the blooper reels. Very informative and very easy to follow along to. Keep up the good work!
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Someone recently sent me a link to this video on FaceBook. I have circular knitting machines and this opens up a whole new world of designs using my machine! Thanks!
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@letsknit2gether That makes sense =) Thanks for the prompt reply; it is much appreciated.
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@letsknit2gether That makes sense =) Thanks for the promp reply it is much appreciated.
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Good Scotch! LOL I think I'd probably need something strong too if I ever had to cut my knitting as well! :) Great video, Cat! Thanks so much!!
MasasWife 1 year ago
@MasasWife yup! It is definitely nervwracking!
letsknit2gether 1 year ago
You never cease to amaze me with your wonderful creations. I've never attempted steeking myself because none of the demos/tutorials show what happens after you cut the fabric. I was wondering if you ever remove the crochet yarn while securing the edges or leave them in while folding the edges and securing them?
Rekkanotara 1 year ago
@Rekkanotara I left them in when folding the edges to keep from fraying.
letsknit2gether 1 year ago
My goodness...! you are a excellent knitter. This sweater is absolutely beautiful!
I have NEVER seen this technique done before.
I'M a knitter myself. It has become a passion. And with 4 beautiful daughters,I'M able to pass down my knowledge.
JACQSIErae 2 years ago
I'm so glad that you enjoyed this episode. I'm sure with passion like yours, your daughters will want to start knitting too!
letsknit2gether 2 years ago