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Posted on 02.19.09 by lucia @ 11:38 am
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1. Thank you so much!! That was fabulous. This gives me another reason to play with beads (instead of toothpicks) when I am knitting! LOL! I feel so special no one has ever made a movie for me. : 0 You have a wonderful gift and a wonderful blog!

   Comment by Kim Baxley — 2/20/2009 @ 12:09 am

2. You video was great and you have terrific teaching skills.
   Thanks,

   Comment by ali — 2/20/2009 @ 12:06 pm

3. So helpful. A lot of knitting is visual and mathematical and the toothpicks were a good way to illustrate the technique. The calculator is great, too. I love Lucia’s instructions and calculators. Thank you for sharing with us. Linda

   Comment by Linda Kagan — 2/20/2009 @ 1:54 pm

4. Nice Post.
   Thanks for sharing and keep posting more new info.

   Thanks again.

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   Comment by frmkalite — 3/1/2009 @ 11:56 am

6. An oops that is my fault as well–I didn’t count. But I wanted to add 48 sts to 145 sts, evenly spaced; the unbalanced directions said to “K2, (M1, K1) 48 times, end K1.” Yes, that adds up to 48 sts added, but the “end K1″ is badly inaccurate! The balanced method does seem to be correct and that’s what I’ll use after tinking.

   Comment by sally — 3/1/2009 @ 5:52 pm

7. Thanks! I’ll check and fix!

   Comment by lucia — 3/1/2009 @ 5:58 pm

8. thanks for sharing.

   Comment by dizi izle — 3/11/2009 @ 7:28 pm

9. Thanks so much. I’m a bit of a math lover, and wasn’t satisfied with any of the calculations I did to evenly increase. It was hit and miss. This is really handy when changing gauges require different increases than the pattern calls for. You’re a genius, and generous.

   Comment by Julie B — 3/15/2009 @ 11:44 am

10. Very nice. I liked the calculator you added in the post. You did had some work on it… Thanks.

    Comment by Joseph — 3/21/2009 @ 12:26 am

11. I love the video. I’m an elementary school teacher and we spend a lot of time helping children visualize and find ways to represent Math. I thought for sure you’d have an accent, but you taks jes like mee.

    Comment by Kathrows — 4/5/2009 @ 7:32 pm

12. Thanks for sharing this useful video. i always find it really very tough but luckily now you have solved my problem.

    Comment by answerstash — 7/22/2009 @ 5:06 am

13. How fantastic! You’re a natural teacher – I find it very difficult to visualise, and you have managed to make it so easy to understand. Big hug!

    Comment by Rachel — 8/20/2009 @ 10:31 am

14. Thanks for the video. It’s so much easier to learn than just reading instrutions. I am new to your blog and am going to come back often. Please post more videos in the future to help people like me – I am slow… Thank you so much.

    Comment by Sharon Broken Bow — 10/21/2009 @ 8:55 am

15. Nice creativity, looks like a typical YouTube Video

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16. i like the video. Useful.

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