Twice Knit Knitting

[@TheTerrib1959]

I have learned so much from you, and I love the phrase "yarn barf".

[@ATimelessBeauty]

You are an excellent teacher!

[@wife97]

I recently bought "Twice-Knit Knitting" by Lee Gilchrist, published in 1970. Seeing you do the stitches is very helpful. Thanks so much for posting this video.

[@aleksandramakari]

Lol, I found that book in one of my mom's dusty boxes. She doesn't knit kid why she had supplies n stuff. But I was confused because the instructions weren't clear nuff for me to work with but I found out myself today yay.

[@aleksandramakari]

You know, that book didn't specify which way to twist the yarn to cast on from the right to the left, but I had to find out the hard way to go from the bottom like in the video.

[@peculiarone339]

i'm so excited! today i'm starting a cowl for my nana using this twice knit knitting =D it's also going to be my first project making button holes (yikes!) thank you for sharing this!! blessings :)

[@nancyclements2761]

Thank you for this refresher course I. used to do this type of knitting years ago

[@humeandbing]

Love this stitch! 2 questions: is it difficult to find and pick up dropped stitches with this? and how would one make selvedges for this? Thank you!

[@aleksandramakari]

The book I have says dropped stitches don't run and advises to use large needles. Like 13 with the normal yarn.

[@aleksandramakari]

Thank you very much. My book on this was unclear on how to cast on details of moving the stich from the right to the left.

[@ummrania]

Thanks that is really neat, but it seems it would take forever! Is it possible to do cables, etc with this? Would be good for something like a bag.

[@KathieInMontana]

I'm going to give this a try to check out the weight. It looks like it would be good for a poncho or a Puruvian jacket.

[@rahchaylrain9549]

super clear instructions.. Thank you

[@jodyhynek3415]

that stitch is fun and usual

[@humeandbing]

Thank you again!