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Uploaded on Apr 19, 2009

Lucy Neatby on knitting: an excerpt from Knitting Gems 3, a dvd in the "Learn with Lucy" series.
How to use the navaho (navajo) technique to knit with a triple thickness of yarn from a single ball.

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  • Kori Biggs

    It's so simple! - A moment of "why hadn't I thought of that?!" occurs.

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  • booclady

    What a great resolution to thin baby yarn

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  • Renee Mueller

    Amazing!

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  • lennypearl

    What an interesting technique! And you are so funny "There's no way you're ever gonna knit that silk tablecloth with 17,000 stitches" :-)

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  • artip777

    Ваши индейцы круто заворачивают.

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  • WarisitaBoricua

    I just simplified my life. Like this one:-)

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  • caitzs

    You don't have to tighten up the slip knot. Just keep it loose and treat it like any of the other chains. If you tighten it up, then you get a hard bump in your work.

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  • JACQSIErae

    so awsome! love it!

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  • gcharmaine0

    Brilliant! I have been making three strand slippers for goodness knows how long and have always taken apart my skeins and balled them up to three balls. I don't have to do that anymore. Thank you!

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  • Zira No

    omg Genius!

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  • ClevelandBrownsGal

    I seriously just smacked my forehead. Never again will I have to buy extra balls of yarn because I want to do a project thicker. THANK YOU.

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  • jlatte4

    Can you do this for when you crochet?

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