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Webinar Replay – 3 Tips All Knitting Superstars Need to Know, Plus Brand New Tips and Content This Week

Webinar Replay – 3 Tips All Knitting Superstars Need to Know, Plus Brand New Tips and Content This Week

Liat Gat - Founder

October 27, 2014

It all started innocently enough, as most good stories do. I wanted to connect more with my readers and share some helpful new tips so I decided to do a webinar and start a podcast.

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Graphics from the webinar 3 Tips Every Knitting Superstar Needs to KnowIt all started innocently enough, as most good stories do.

I wanted to connect more with my readers and share some helpful new tips so I decided to do a webinar and start a podcast. To tell you the truth, I was a little nervous (in a good way!) to be sharing this new content in a brand new format.

And then, something unbelievable happened.

There were so many students attending the webinars and learning about Knitting Superstar (my flagship course) that it crashed knitfreedom.com — multiple times!

Each webinar I’ve held has completely filled up, and I’m aflutter with the positive comments and emails we’ve gotten.

It quickly became clear that we needed to share this cool content out to ALL KnitFreedom readers.

So over the next week I’ll be posting my favorite tips from the webinar here on the blog for you to enjoy.

I’ll also be going more in-depth with detailed tips and techniques, plus downloadable resources you’ll want to keep at your fingertips… plus, there will be a very special surprise just for you, so stay tuned!

For now I’ll leave you with a question to consider:

If you and I were having a conversation a year from today, and you were looking back over the past year, what has to have happened in your knitting for you to feel happy with your progress?

Woman thinking of knitting patternsThis question is the key to a simple but important homework assignment for you: use your answer to the question above to picture what you would like to knit next.

Tomorrow I’ll be back with a way of thinking that will help you choose the best project for you.

Together we’ll make sure your next attempt doesn’t end up at the bottom of your knitting bag!

Watch a replay of the webinar below:


[KnitFreedom] 3 Tips Every Knitting Superstar Needs to Know: Free Webinar
[KnitFreedom] 3 Tips Every Knitting Superstar Needs to Know: Free Webinar

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Liat Gat - Founder

Hi, I’m Liat! If you’ve ever felt stuck, confused, or frustrated by knitting patterns, you’re not alone – and I can help.

My mission is to make you a Knitting Superstar: confident, capable, and proud of every project you finish.

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When I’m not knitting, I’m geeking out designing task management systems in FileMaker (yes, really!). I’m so glad you’re here — welcome to KnitFreedom!

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27 thoughts on “Webinar Replay – 3 Tips All Knitting Superstars Need to Know, Plus Brand New Tips and Content This Week”

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  1. Debbie Groby

    My Knitting Superstar page doesn’t look like the Webinar page. What’s wrong with it? It’s hard to find the classes in the right order – I’m totally lost! Thanks.

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    1. Elias - KnitFreedom Customer Happiness

      Hi Debbie,

      Please note that this blog post was made in 2014 and some things changed.

      If you want to access the Knitting Superstar class, you can log in to the website and then go to this page https://www.knitfreedom.com/my-classes/knitting-superstar/introduction/becoming-a-knitting-superstar/

      You can access all the classes on the My Classes page https://www.knitfreedom.com/my-classes/

      If you have any other questions, you can send us an email at ha*******@*********om.com

      Best,
      Elias

      Reply
  2. Brenda

    Ok, so I’m not terribly tech savy. I love your tips and free
    videos.( Cast ons and cast-off were so interesting) but dont understand how to save for future reference. Same with purchased videos. Are they downloadable or come in CD format. And compatibility with Apple and Android devices?

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  3. Kathleen McDiarmid

    Liat,
    Thank you for the informative class. I learned to knit a long time ago but I have forgotten many techniques…like toe up, two at a time socks. Recently I have been doing mostly ‘Granny’s favourite dish cloth pattern in coasters, ‘finger tip towels’, hot pads ( double thick,), place mats and baby blankets a variety of colours in variegated patterns helps but I do want to get back to toe up socks and mittens in pairs( I used to have a pattern with only one thumb, no left and right…if only I could find it in again!)
    Now I am retired I need ‘reminding’ how to do things I haven’t done in a while!
    Thank you, K. McDiarmid

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    1. Elias - KnitFreedom Customer Happiness

      Hi Kathleen,

      I’m going to be passing your comment along to Liat, but I want to let you know that she is currently on maternity leave (she is expecting her baby very soon) and will be taking up to 1-2 weeks to answer.

      Thanks so much for your patience and understanding!

      Best,
      Elias

      Reply
    2. Liat Gat - Founder

      Hi Kathleen,
      Great to hear from you! What a fun idea to do Granny’s favorite dish cloth as a coaster!! I’m totally going to do that. I’ve not heard of “finger tip towels” but it also sounds like something I would totally use. Thank you for coming and posting here.
      Hugs,
      Liat

      Reply
  4. Jeanne Fadely

    Nov. 1, 2014: I have just watched your webinar and am interested in your Superstar video course. Is it still available for the 30% discount? I would love to work with it to improve my skills. Please advise…wonderful video…and thanks.

    Jeanne

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  5. Dar in MO

    I just watched a rerun of your webinar (since I was unavailable for an active playing) and just wanted to say that I enjoyed it so much. I have been knitting for about 2 years and have progressed to the middle of your tree – making socks from top down. My next goal is the toe up and eventually with the Magic Loop. Thanks so much for all your helpful tips and your excellent videos describing each technique and tips for becoming a better knitter. You do have a talent for teaching. Keep up the good work and soon we will have many more knitters enjoying the passion.

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    1. Liat Gat

      Thank you so much for the sweet compliments. I am absolutely delighted that you had an opportunity to watch the webinar rerun.

      It sounds like you are making amazing progress with your knitting. Keep up the great work! Your options will just keep growing as you learn more techniques.

      Happy Knitting. :)

      Reply
  6. Charmaine Kirk

    Hi there!
    Bought the program at full price, then saw the webinar with reduced price. Any chance of getting a refund on the difference?
    Many thanks
    Charmaine

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  7. Margaretta

    I think Liat is trying to encourage more people to tackle knitting and extend their knowledge, and most of the techniques are available free on her site so you do not have to pay for a specific course if you don’t want to, but the Knitting Superstar Course does put all the information in one place. Many people, myself included, love her relaxed style and lovely clear videos. I count myself as quite an experienced knitter but have found such a lot of helpful hints and new techniques on the site.
    Thank you, Liat.

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    1. Liat Gat

      Margaretta –

      You are absolutely right. I want everyone to feel like they can learn and grow in their knitting knowledge.

      I am so glad that I have been able to give you helpful hints and new techniques – even as an experienced knitter!

      Thank you so much for being a part of KnitFreedom. :)

      Reply
  8. Jenny

    Liat, I have used your knitting videos since I started knitting a whopping two years ago and they, along with your wonderful supportive and encouraging attitude (!), have helped me learn so much. Because of you I have pushed my boundaries and learn something new with almost every project! I am very grateful for all you have to offer and am so glad I found you :). I wish you still lived in Aspen because I live in Ft. Collins and would love to sit down with you for a cup of coffee and just talk knitting – what a dream!

    Reply
    1. Liat Gat

      Hi Jenny!

      I am so blessed to have students like you! I love that you are learning and growing with each project – I’m so proud of you!

      I do still visit Aspen sometimes because a big part of my family is there… next time I head that way (not a cheap proposition once one has moved away), I will do my best to ping you and maybe we can meet up!

      Big hugs,
      Liat

      Reply
  9. Alma Osborn

    I have tried to buy the 54$ superstar book offered at the end of the webinar but it recycles back& will not let me order.help! I can’t wait to get it.Am I too late for the special?

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    1. Liat Gat

      Hi Alma,

      Oh dear! I’m sorry about that. I’m so glad you want to take advantage of the offer – I will shoot you an email and we can get this cleared up. Please stand by!

      Thanks :)

      Reply
  10. Carol Braggins

    Hi Liat
    Thank you for such a great Webinar. I have been knitting for 66 years and do know quite a bit about knitting but…. have learnt something else which has confused me for years, how to untangle my circular needle cord…so simple … thank you again, keep up the good work and ….. loved your little K_N_I_T sayings :)
    Keep smilin

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    1. Liat Gat

      Hi Carol,

      Thank you so much for your comment! I love that my little Magic Loop trick has helped you. It was hard for me to pick out just one or two tips to give, since it is sort of a big topic, and I am THRILLED that I chose the one that helped you!

      Thanks for posting here – it means a lot to hear from you!

      Reply
  11. Roy Laws

    Liat, I don’t have a question for you at this time, but just wanted to touch base to let you know that I enjoy your videos and other tips, and have referred everyone I know to your website. There are literally thousands of videos on YouTube about knitting, but I find that many of them may know how to do something, but not all of them are able to refer to their technique by the correct name. I am amazed at how many try to show you how to do a “great new way” to do something, which is totally the standard way of doing it, but they didn’t know what it was called, so they thought they had invented it. Yes, the information is free, but in many cases you get what you pay for. I always try to get every to check out more than one video when they are trying to learn from YouTube, because many of them are not only not very good, they are totally WRONG in what they are demonstrating. With your videos, what you say you are showing is actually what you are showing. I have never found one that was incorrectly labeled.

    One thing I might suggest–Combination knitting. I know it’s perhaps not for everyone, but for ribbing it’s absolutely the best. The technique works with both English and Continental knitting, and keeps your tension even much more easily than the “correct” method (meaning the one your grandmother or other relative taught you!). True, you have to recognize which is the leading leg of your stitch, and knit or purl it accordingly, but once that is learned you’re on your way to doing much faster ribbing, crisper, more even knitting of all types, etc.

    I also would like to see you mention the tip of opening your stitch as you insert your needle by pressing to the right, as this is the way you get the previous stitch tensioned correctly. Pushing against the right leg of either your knit or purl stitch causes the previous stitch to draw up to the bottom of the righthand needle, and you are much more likely to be able to knit evenly and with proper tension if you do that consistently across the row. I have had others compare my knitting to machine knitting, because I always do this no matter what technique I am using. It simply works, no muss, no fuss, it just works!

    Thanks for a wonderful series of how to videos. I use them myself occasionally (despite the fact that I have been a knitter for 65 years) and refer everyone I talk to about knitting to check them out.

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    1. Virginia Harrison

      I would like to know more about using combination knitting…..especially in ribbing, since that is what Roy Laws mentions.

      I was interested in Roy’s advice to push each stitch to the right in order to tension the stitch beneath……. I think I mostly do that in knitting…….but purling? It’s a new idea to me……and since I’m self taught….until I started watching Liat’s videos…..I’m glad I read his post…….

      Virginia

      Reply
  13. Mary

    This was too basic for me. I need to learn how to read more complicated patterns.
    I get stuck in patterns, and have many UFO’s.

    Reply
    1. Liat Gat

      Hi Mary,

      Thanks for your comment! That’s a great point. There are students of all levels who follow KnitFreedom and I wanted to make sure I didn’t start my first webinar with complex material that many students wouldn’t understand.

      I’m very interested in teaching more complex topics. Where do you get stuck in patterns? What kind of complicated patterns do you want to learn how to read? Charts? Lace? Seaming and finishing?

      Reply

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