Re: Knitter's POLL
I learned the English way but I'm trying to learn contintental at the moment
for variety!
Liz
"Craftkitten" wrote in message
>I was taught first the english way which I do most of the time.
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> I was then taught by the MIL the continental way and do that sometimes
> when I want to be different than everyone else.
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> I learned the continental method so that I could do two handed fair
> isle which means no twisting of the yarn.
>
> Darlene in Toronto
>
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