Oh. My. Glob. Finally a knitting tutorial where large needles and yarn are used! Thank you so much! Wish I found this 1st I would've saved so much time. You're awesome.
Your tutorial is good however you say you are a continental knitter. You are not. You use the throw method coming from your right hand. Continental knitters pick from yarn off the left hand.
please explain: can we divide the work after we knit in the round for certain rows? because we only need this method when we start to decrease the stitches, which requires DPN usually.
Absolutely you can divide whenever and however you like! I rarely use regular knitting in the round and instead have my long cable needles for everything! The longer your cable the more you use this method. If you buy short cables it’s limiting.
@@dakotadunbar but I think pushing the stitches back to needles is a bit of work, so i'd rather use the circular needles the regular way until the stitches are getting too few
xanadu1jw hi I'm not the poster but if I'm not mistaken they are Knit Pro needles - I have them myself and they are brilliant to use! Most craft shops should carry them, but to play safe, google knit pro and your location 😊😊😊
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Oh. My. Glob. Finally a knitting tutorial where large needles and yarn are used! Thank you so much! Wish I found this 1st I would've saved so much time. You're awesome.
Great tutorial and no music! Bliss!!
Thank you your knitting tutorial it was so easy to follow, you took your time in teaching I was able to do this is my first of knitting
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I've watched so many magic loop tutorials, and yours is hands down the clearest - thank you!
You are an English knitter - a thrower. Continental knitting holds the yarn in the left hand and is the speed knitting method.
Irish cottage knitters are speedsters and their throwers.
What yarn is this?
Thank you for a great easy to understand video
Your tutorial is good however you say you are a continental knitter. You are not. You use the throw method coming from your right hand. Continental knitters pick from yarn off the left hand.
Good to know!
This is so we
Ll explained thank you a million times
Thank you for the large needles
very helpful!
please explain: can we divide the work after we knit in the round for certain rows? because we only need this method when we start to decrease the stitches, which requires DPN usually.
Absolutely you can divide whenever and however you like! I rarely use regular knitting in the round and instead have my long cable needles for everything! The longer your cable the more you use this method. If you buy short cables it’s limiting.
thank you. i'm going to try tonight!
@@dakotadunbar but I think pushing the stitches back to needles is a bit of work, so i'd rather use the circular needles the regular way until the stitches are getting too few
The knitting needles are beautiful. May I ask where you got them from?
xanadu1jw hi I'm not the poster but if I'm not mistaken they are Knit Pro needles - I have them myself and they are brilliant to use! Most craft shops should carry them, but to play safe, google knit pro and your location 😊😊😊
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The look like my rainbow knit picks needles
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