Cat Bordhi-PERSONAL FOOTPRINTS-start toe on 1 long circ

[@addflower]

Thank you so much for providing these videos to us Cat... I got this book last December and I have started and re-started a sock (eventually with help from women in my knit-night group who have attended your seminars). Today I frogged back and came to the video to restart. It was like having you right here to tutor me as I went along (watch video, pause it, knit, rinse and repeat)... so much easier than I was making it! Bless you!

[@HeatherTorrance]

Dear Cat, You're a brilliant teacher and such an innovative designer, but for me the thing that makes you stand out is that you are so obviously having so much fun! Thank you! Heather

[@aliciacherokee959]

pets2knit I really love this tutorial. I have wanted to put pockets in my lap blankets without bumps for the feet. This really works out real nice! Thank-You Very Much.Cat

[@chevydude658]

Cat you are a first rate teacher. I bought the E-book of the Sweet Tomato Heel. The STH is so easy to follow along with and there aren't any complicated stitches. Just excellent.

[@blackpprs1893]

you blew my mind with that double strand!

[@ConnyNordlicht]

How can anyone let it be to let a like in here? Knitting becomes so easy when you explain! l never wrote this but now l do: l LOVE the way you invite us knitting and lovin' to wait for the next that is coming from you! Here in Germany they say native teacher for languages, you're a native knitter and knitting teacher and l send you blessings from the LORD! You're great and nice to listen to! l'm handicapped and can't knit as l want so l often take on my right side of the knitting cable a hook and the other side a needle for knitting, so the stitches cannot run away my hands can't stay still, they always flatter as if l was cold but l'm not! With your instructions l found the mood and power to start again nevertheless of all my handicaps. Thank you for my new hope! Be blessed! Yours, Me

[@shedata]

Love your books and will get this one. So nice to see CONTINENTAL KNITTING too!

[@igehring]

this is the most complicated stuff for me ! Nice voice you have lady

[@amazpadz]

Brilliant!!! You ROCK Cat! LOVE your books and LOVE your videos. You're always coming up with such innovative ideas - keep it up :-)

[@mojopie91804]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial...also...I knit continental already, but I picked up some tips just from watching you... :)

[@biddypunk]

Knitting sorcery! So much love.

[@GrandmaMarlayne]

Cat - You are a genius! Just had my knit shop special order a rush on the book (I am loyal to my shop - "Little Lamb and Ewe" in Gresham Oregon) I cannot believe how fast I received the book and it is fantastic! I would love to see you do a pattern where you can replace the whole sole of the sock. You have an excellent way of teaching that is easy to understand and very logical in thinking. I love your patterns and talent

[@spankses]

i'm trying to get this book and in can't get my hands on it anywhere....im in australia...and i'm dying ti knit socks but all the patterns i found so far confound me...this i get!

[@XiulanArisu]

Thank you so much for this and your tomato heel!

[@billmcinnis5217]

Laurrie Sobie here - I have your books and ran into a sketch of a GARTER TOE. INTERESTING! I have never seen this, and I AM going to use it. I think others would be very interested in this technique - just for a interesting 'break. I have a friend who knits better than I. I am making a pair of socks using THIS toe for her. She will have a pair of socks like no one else. it will allow her to be able to correct me and tell me how it SHOULD HAVE BEEN. I think it's a HOOT! We have basically the same size foot, so I will see how I like it. So far it is fitting nicely and is soft and comfortable. We run in Agility with our dogs and the socks get a lot of hard wear. This toe should be extra comfy.

[@Marny5580]

Judy Becker is in good hands with you, Cat. Perhaps I'll get up the nerve to do a sock - if that turns out, I might get two socks. ;-) Thank you!

[@JennyLory]

Thanks so much for this video! Great job,, and i Love the technique. Can one use a different increase, rather than kfb, or is it absolutely nec'ry to have those purl bumps? Thanks!

[@JanisGagliardi]

from here what do you knit with to start the foot after toe?

[@solregn86]

Thank you for all your wonderful videos, books and helpful notes. It has helped me so much since I started knitting. But I have one question. What yarn are you using in this video. It's gorgeus!

[@sandracasagrande3825]

Love this with jb method. Kust tell me please. I dont have page 18 of the book. Do you keep increasing this way until you get your desired number of sts? What book are you talking about?

[@aminayusuf3711]

I love this!! what book Is this you are talking about?

[@МоллиБьёрн]

Love-love-love your methods, your explanation and all your videos. Will it be able to buy your amazing book in Russian Federation?

[@deleanabadger4037]

What book? someone tell me, please, what book?

[@rubypickles1836]

I believe she's referring to her book "Personal Footprints for Souciant Sock Knitters". This is out of print but but her website lists it available as an e book.

[@ConnyNordlicht]

How can anyone let it be to let a like in here? Knitting becomes so easy when you explain! l never wrote this but now l do: l LOVE the way you invite us knitting and lovin' to wait for the next that is coming from you! Here in Germany they say native teacher for languages, you're a native knitter and knitting teacher and l send you blessings from the LORD! You're great and nice to listen to! l'm handicapped and can't knit as l want so l often take on my right side of the knitting cable a hook and the other side a needle for knitting, so the stitches cannot run away my hands can't stay still, they always flatter as if l was cold but l'm not! With your instructions l found the mood and power to start again nevertheless of all my handicaps. Thank you for my new hope! Be blessed! Yours, Me