Lever Knitting the Yarn Harlot Way

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[JaneAliceMarie]

A whole lot of people recently subscribed to this. I have no idea why. But come on over to rave let's lever group and say hello

[JaneAliceMarie]

My tension was tight initially, The YH told us that this will be like when you first started to knit and if your tension was tight then(and it was for most of us) then it will be with this- keep practicing and see if it doesnt lossen up. The first item I did was remarkably tighter, and now I am spot on on guage...

[JaneAliceMarie]

Power loading means pushing the stitches on your left needle close to the end and jammed together, so as Stephanie puts it /they just pop onto your right needle./

[Robyn Jordan]

Great explanation, thank you.

[aprilquilts]

Thank you for this terrific video. It is clear and helpful.

[puffy jo]

my aunt used to knit like this , thanks foe showing for me it brings back memories, i just learned continental and ill stick with that, i tried this years a go and for me i did not like it, but thanks for sharing

[suprnoodle1123]

I was at squam 2011 too! Didn't learn to knit until recently though...thanks for the tutorial!

[Khamomil]

Peruvian knitting at its best!

[courag1]

I've been practicing every day as you suggest and find that the style makes knitting with double pointed needles easier and the knitting is very consistent in tension and beautiful. Thanks for the great videos.

I also have been learning other methods of knitting for similar reasons because of Arthritis. I haven't had surgery. I love all the knitting videos and have watched your videos many times already.

[FeelinKnitty]

Bless your swollen right thumb sister. Thank you for sharing.

[RISelaphiel]

I've been wondering, how do you work increases/decreases with this method quickly? It's good for large swatches of stockinette or garter but it doesn't seem very good for lace knitting.......

[whitehotfire]

My thumb hurts if I bend it that way. Is there another way to hold the needle?