How To Use Double Pointed Knitting Needles (DPNs)
admin | July 9, 2010 | 8 comments
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Watch an overview of knitting needles in thisfree home hobby video. Expert: Jodi Adler Bio: Jodi Adler has been knitting most of her life and sharing knitting techniques with family and friends. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
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Category: Knitting Needles
Haha, of course. I’ll make a vid this upcoming week after Christmas. Sewing isn’t that difficult. For heavier things like you mentioned you need larger needles and double over the thread. I’ll do a vid explaining it all. :)
hey sweety…using ur talent again i see….great work!
Oh, I would actually really appreciate that. My pocket in my pants ripped at the seam so I can’t put anything my pocket anymore. Also Ziggy ripped a slit in the pillow on my couch as well as chewed up the corner of my pillow causing the inside stuff to come out. If you could show how to sew that stuff that’d be great! I have sewing needles and thread for Nicole to sew but i can try it :)
No problem, glad it was helpful. :)
Chopsticks would work, yes, they are close to the standard size 7 US needles like I using, probably an eight tops. But I think what you are thinking of is sewing, which is a bit different. I could do a sewing video if that would help. You men, lol. :)
So if I widdle the end of a Chop-Stick could that be used as a DPN? It’s Bamboo too :)
I need to fix my pants pockets, couch, pillow, and a few other things and Nicole isn’t over enough to do it all for me so I might need to learn this stuff :(
wow thank you very very much fo this video
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where do you get metal knitting needles ?