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I am continental knitter, grandmother taught me in this way 😅 I guess it is logical, since we are from Lithuania, which is on the continent 😂 I am good at tentioning yarn while knitting, but cannot find comfortable way to purl quickly, need to learn or find my "intuitive" way. I don't remember yarn tentioning as grandmother showed me. I was an impatient kid and didn't listen for too long 😅
It is SO true that the way we tension the yarn is something that we “just do” but is hard to explain to someone else since it is so ingrained in us by now! This also happens to me when I have knitting friends ask me how I tension my yarn - all of a sudden I can’t explain it, I just have to show them how I do it 😂 as soon as I start thinking about it I can’t do it anymore 🙈
I am an English knitter, but I don't drop my needle. That seems really tedious. I didn't know some did that until I started watching knitting podcasts. I throw with my right index finger and it is pretty fast. I thought about learning continental, but continental knitters seem to have more tension issues and my stitches are always super even (I am a 'tight' knitter which I think is more common with English style knitters). My grandma taught me and she was an English style knitter. I may learn continental just for colorwork.
Your style of knitting is the style of English knitting I want to work towards! It does sound really fast!! I just need to figure out how to tension the yarn for it first 😅
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Hey there!
I enjoyed your video! One thing I noticed is that with a few small changes in your video description and tags, you could reach an even wider audience. It’s just a small SEO tweak that could make a big difference. I’d be happy to share some tips if you’re interested!
Hello from Swansea, Illinois. ❤❤❤❤❤ I am an English knitter and it’s the way I learned.
Hi there!! Another fellow English knitter 💛
I am continental knitter, grandmother taught me in this way 😅 I guess it is logical, since we are from Lithuania, which is on the continent 😂 I am good at tentioning yarn while knitting, but cannot find comfortable way to purl quickly, need to learn or find my "intuitive" way. I don't remember yarn tentioning as grandmother showed me. I was an impatient kid and didn't listen for too long 😅
It is SO true that the way we tension the yarn is something that we “just do” but is hard to explain to someone else since it is so ingrained in us by now! This also happens to me when I have knitting friends ask me how I tension my yarn - all of a sudden I can’t explain it, I just have to show them how I do it 😂 as soon as I start thinking about it I can’t do it anymore 🙈
I am an English knitter, but I don't drop my needle. That seems really tedious. I didn't know some did that until I started watching knitting podcasts. I throw with my right index finger and it is pretty fast. I thought about learning continental, but continental knitters seem to have more tension issues and my stitches are always super even (I am a 'tight' knitter which I think is more common with English style knitters). My grandma taught me and she was an English style knitter. I may learn continental just for colorwork.
Your style of knitting is the style of English knitting I want to work towards! It does sound really fast!! I just need to figure out how to tension the yarn for it first 😅