Well, some of the manipulations can be a bit tricky. But I got the hang of it by understanding it as practice related to the two fundamental theoretical principles:
1. You must separate the layers before changing the stitch count; 2. Stitch count must change in both layers simultaneously.
Each manipulation concentrates on one thing or the other, and putting them together into yarn moves create the fundamental building blocks.
>> I am in awe. <<
Me too. What the instructor worked out is a long way away from where I am as a knitter right now.
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Re: Cuddles!
Date: 2019-02-24 08:18 am (UTC)Well, some of the manipulations can be a bit tricky. But I got the hang of it by understanding it as practice related to the two fundamental theoretical principles:
1. You must separate the layers before changing the stitch count;
2. Stitch count must change in both layers simultaneously.
Each manipulation concentrates on one thing or the other, and putting them together into yarn moves create the fundamental building blocks.
>> I am in awe. <<
Me too. What the instructor worked out is a long way away from where I am as a knitter right now.