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how-to Knitting for Beginners - Using the Continental Method (Paperback)
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how-to Knitting for Beginners - Using the Continental Method (Paperback)
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Loot Price R532
Discovery Miles 5 320
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Perhaps you are a beginning knitter and want to start by learning
the most efficient and effective fundamentals. Or, you may have
been knitting for a while, but you knit slowly and wish you could
knit faster. Have you ever wondered if you could increase your
speed AND your efficiency at the same time? What if there were a
book that could teach you in just a few weeks the fundamentals you
need to enjoy a lifetime of confidence and satisfaction in your
knitting skills? And what if that book used high quality
photographs and clear instructions to show you exactly what your
hand and finger positioning should be as you go through the steps
of a technique? Many knitters in the US and the UK have learned to
"throw" their yarn onto their needles with a lot more effort than
they need to, resulting in a consistently slower rate of knitting
and an inefficient use of the fingers and hands. Strangely enough,
this is a holdover from World War II, when the Continental knitting
method fell out of favor due to its association with Germany. The
Continental method is the most efficient and quickest way to knit,
yet many English language knitting books still teach the English or
American styles. A glance through many recent books and
instructional videos still reveals a widespread lack of knowledge
about the most efficient way to manipulate the yarn and needles
with your hands and fingers. This book was written to address that
gap in knowledge and is divided into six weekly lessons which start
with basic fundamentals, and end with intermediate level skills and
projects. Lucy W. DeFranco taught beginning knitting lessons for a
number of years, and elaborated and expanded upon the lesson plans
for those classes to create this book. Ms. DeFranco is an
accomplished weaver, fiber artist, and language teacher, and has
raised many different kinds of wool-bearing animals. She was also
one of the co-founders of The Web*sters, a knitter's and weaver's
supply store in Ashland, Oregon.
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