For the continental purl stitch in knitting, the needle is inserted from back to front instead of front to back. Knit the continental purl stitch with tips from a knitting teacher in this free video on yarn crafts.
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
agreed... wrong camera angle especially for people learning to knit and purl...like me who just started.. and can not go to classes and no one i know knows how to knit...
Protokore 1 year ago
@bellylaughing : This is also easier to do if you wrap the yarn around your index finger. It stays on better without slipping off.
stitchncindy 1 year ago
I will continue looking for a good view of how to perl continental - or I must keep using the English method. Why is it so difficult to get a good camera angle in a Continental Purl tutorial?
bellylaughing 2 years ago
To see how helpful it would be from the viewer's angle watch the video on how to knit continental by cyberseams. Much easier to follow.
pookaseekos 2 years ago
this video is ok, but would have been a more useful tutorial if the camera were behind you and showing the needles from your point of view. Thanks for trying! :)
jwll2727 3 years ago
Good video, but it would be a lot more helpful if the camera angle showed the knitting from the knitter's point of view. A tutorial is usually easier to follow if I can see things from the angle I would be looking at it myself while I am knitting.
Thanks! :)
Zorra31P 3 years ago