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10-18-2011, 11:15 PM #16Registered User
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my mom learned to knit from a lefty and shes a righty..u can learn too
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Lots of lefties knit! Here's one video: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AY2JF_zXMA]How to Knit Left Handed Using the Continental Method - YouTube[/ame] There are lots more on YouTube and other instructions elsewhere. Don't be shy, give it a try!
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Ow that makes sense... so what is it talking about in the begining about the edging? that confuses me also
Originally Posted by sunshine
thanks for explaining...
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I"m a lefty, and was taught to knit as a right handed one. . . it gets easier the more I do it. Originally Posted by Trishagirl
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Which part of the beginning?
On the one row, you cast on a stitch, then immediately bind it off- that forms the picot.
On the other row, you slip the first stitch (that pulls the picot more to a point), then knit one stitch - then yarn over (this forms the lacy, open portion) and then knit the next 2 stitches together (so you end up with the same amount of stitches in the row)
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