Knitting help videos
Dec. 27th, 2005 12:19 amAll of these links come from KnittingHelp.com;
I do recomend them to anyone with the burning desire to lift needles
and start knitting today. More advice? Start with some cheap yarn you
don't give a hoot about to get decent at it. If you want to get a lot
of practice in,
stitchmysquare
has a monthly trade in which you can participate on a month to month
basis. Each month you're given a choice to trade or not, and how many
squares you'd like to trade.
akoya is the moderator of
stitchmysquare
, and the first person to point me in the direction of Knitting Help.
Below I've included some direct links on Knitting Help's site that
should get you through the basics. Go to the top of any main page (not
a page that plays a video) and there are tabs that mention other things
it can help you with. Can't find the Winning Lotto Ticket tab, but I
haven't given up yet!
Continental cast on video. I swear, this is the easiest method I've tried, and the smoothest cast on.
Knit stitch video, English method.
Purl stitch video, English method. Looked at the German method and recommend the English for simplicity of how to do it.
Basic knit bind off. There are other ways here.
Post inspired by
ilea's post on knitting in
craftgrrl.
Continental cast on video. I swear, this is the easiest method I've tried, and the smoothest cast on.
Knit stitch video, English method.
Purl stitch video, English method. Looked at the German method and recommend the English for simplicity of how to do it.
Basic knit bind off. There are other ways here.
Post inspired by