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Saturday, November 03, 2007
Tighter Purls
Oooo...
Looks like she has lots of other cool tutorials too. I'll have to watch them all... but not tonight.
I love it! It works like a charm once you get the motions right. It did take me a few tries to figure it out, and I went to knittinghelp.com to watch their video too, but I did figure it out and I suspect I will never purl the other way again now lol. No more avoiding ribbed stuff or stockinette stitch for me =) Thanks again for sharing this!
That is quite cool. Despite the advantage when cabling, though, I'm not sure I feel like using this for the first time on Rogue... maybe when (if) it's finished.
I think I prefer knittinghelp's version, which ends up with the stitch seated with the right leg in front, though.
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Ooooh! Thanks =) I'm going to grab needles and yarn and give this a try right now lol.
I love it! It works like a charm once you get the motions right. It did take me a few tries to figure it out, and I went to knittinghelp.com to watch their video too, but I did figure it out and I suspect I will never purl the other way again now lol. No more avoiding ribbed stuff or stockinette stitch for me =) Thanks again for sharing this!
That is quite cool. Despite the advantage when cabling, though, I'm not sure I feel like using this for the first time on Rogue... maybe when (if) it's finished.
I think I prefer knittinghelp's version, which ends up with the stitch seated with the right leg in front, though.
Yeah, I'm not planning on changing most of the way through Durrow either. ;)
I think I'm going to compare all three methods (regular, Cat's, and knittinghelp's) to see how they look in a ribbed pattern.
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