Ha! This is one of your earlier videos! Why have there been no comments! This was equally as informative as your more recent videos, though the camera work pales in relation to your current work. But I have to say, I loved the back-to-back demonstration and discussion of the different types of provisional CO. As always, I search out your videos when I want an explanation of how to do a knitting stitch or procedure that I don't know. Thank you!! You're the best!! :)
Thank you so much. Believe it or not, this was related to the very first class that I taught in person to a guild of about 40 people. In one hour, I taught or demonstrated how to do ALL of the provisional cast ons. What was I thinking? Since then, I have learned to teach in smaller bites. Thank you so much for your comment.
Ha! This is one of your earlier videos! Why have there been no comments! This was equally as informative as your more recent videos, though the camera work pales in relation to your current work. But I have to say, I loved the back-to-back demonstration and discussion of the different types of provisional CO. As always, I search out your videos when I want an explanation of how to do a knitting stitch or procedure that I don't know. Thank you!! You're the best!! :)
Thank you so much. Believe it or not, this was related to the very first class that I taught in person to a guild of about 40 people. In one hour, I taught or demonstrated how to do ALL of the provisional cast ons. What was I thinking? Since then, I have learned to teach in smaller bites. Thank you so much for your comment.