[Diane D]

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[CrystalP]

I really like watching and listening to her videos. Thanks.

 

[Kellanrevere]

Interesting !

 

[suewynn]

Thank you I will give it a try, what fun, thanks again.

 

[Teacher's Mom]

I think I will have to try this one.

 

[callmechicken]

love it! i'm going to try working on that technique. thanx for posting.

 

[tamarque]

yes, she her videos are very good. but what tickled me was another video that popped up after hers: purling backwards. i have had the hardest time coordinating my brain around that one and there it was. the way to handle the backwards purl. yippee!

 

[susykabloozie]

Thanks so much for posting this!

 

[greymama]

I have tried 'knitting backwards' and love it. It's quite strange at first, but once it 'gets in your muscles' it becomes easier and faster. I purl tightly, even when I try to loosen up, and the next row of knit stitches is difficult. When I knit backwards, I don't have that problem.

 

[yona]

I really like Liat's video tutorials. This is a good one, thanks for posting.

 

[MrsBearstalker]

Thank you! That is actually easy!

 

[Knitnutty]

Very interesting. I will have to try it. Thanks for posting the link. Always something new to learn.

 

[krankymax]

She had good voice clarity and i can hear it on my computer with the volumn turned up to max. Other ladies seem to have a very soft voice or are further away from the video recorder to me to hear what they are saying.

 

[maxjones]

A friend of mine told me I "revented" this technique. I didn't know it existed, but came up with it on my own I had problems with arthritis and wanted to avoid purling.

 

[CamillaDesertMouse]

Fastinating...I love her videos too...
I purchased "How to Knit Like A Rock Star" E-Book (VERY EXPENSIVE)and I rarely refer to it..as most of her videos in the E-Book are on you tube anyhow...
Every time she updates the E-Book she charges...
Just saying.

 

[tamarque]

A friend of mine told me I "revented" this technique. I didn't know it existed, but came up with it on my own I had problems with arthritis and wanted to avoid purling.

Doesn't it kick you in the butt when things that you normally do are being made into major events by others who then make oodles from it!

 

[CamillaDesertMouse]

Yeah...and to purchase something for mega $$$ then find most of the E-Book in youtube videos for free....just sick.

A friend of mine told me I "revented" this technique. I didn't know it existed, but came up with it on my own I had problems with arthritis and wanted to avoid purling.

Doesn't it kick you in the butt when things that you normally do are being made into major events by others who then make oodles from it!

 

[San]

Great video, thanks!

 

[tamarque]

Yeah...and to purchase something for mega $$$ then find most of the E-Book in youtube videos for free....just sick.

A friend of mine told me I "revented" this technique. I didn't know it existed, but came up with it on my own I had problems with arthritis and wanted to avoid purling.

Doesn't it kick you in the butt when things that you normally do are being made into major events by others who then make oodles from it!

That has happened to me several times. I always wind up telling myself that I need to take my inventiveness more seriously and work on marketing skills!