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Your Videos Help Me Manage the Stress

As a beginning knitter it is so hard, when there is no available local hands-on help, to know if you are doing things correctly. Your videos help me manage the stress and I have found many answers on your site. You have great humor and positive energy!
   – Lisa S.

I’m So Very Grateful for Your Confidence in Me and Everyone

Thanks so much for hosting this KAL (knitalong) with your excellent pattern, precise steps, and prompt and thorough replies to all questions.

Most importantly, I’m so very grateful for your confidence in me and everyone. It makes it possible to take on challenges I would otherwise not attempt solo. This was a growth experience for me on all levels.
   – Marla D. (In regards to Toe-Up Socks Knitalong)

I Love Your Videos

Reasons I love your videos: You hold the work as close to the camera as possible (very important as my 50 yr old eyes begin aging!), your background is always in an extreme contrast to the sample which greatly helps visibility, you get to the point and don’t get sidetracked with chatter, instructions are simply stated and not overly explained to the point of redundancy and confusion. Thanks for your efforts to help us learn.
   – Leslie Schwarzkopf

Wonderful Calm Voice

Your videos and your voice are wonderful. In fact, my sister (who doesn't knit) said she wouldn't mind listening to you just to feel calm about life.
   – Rhonda M.

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Enhances My Knitting

Just need to put my 2 cents in on your latest class.... Cast Ons..... love love love love love love..... you at your best! I now have the ability to pick a cast on that enhances my knitting rather than just a means to an end. Who would have ever though that casting on can be a decorative stitch! Once again I learn more following you around than in the last 10 years on my own..... keep it up and I will forever by a devoted fan!
– Aticdwelrs

So Clear and Simple

Thank you for this wonderful Invisible Ribbed Bind-Off video!! I had to bind-off a 1×1 rib and it looked awful. I poked around and looked at dozens of tutorials for this bindoff, and even another video tutorial, and was starting to despair a little. You made it SO clear and simple, and I did it and it looks great. I put it in a post on my blog. Thanks again!
– Lori

Sooo Helpful!

I just purchased your magic loop ebook… sooo helpful! you are a hoot! I am awaiting my online order of suggested needles and am looking forward to knitting all the patterns I’ve been saving up (and avoiding due to instructions using dpn’s!) Many thanks for your enthusiasm (and being a great teacher)!
– Helen

The Greatest

I want you to know that your toe up socks on circular needles are the greatest!
– Patricia

Better Than 4 Bottles of Tylenol

For less than the price of 4 bottles of extra strength Tylenol I just treated myself to the bundled package deal on Cast Ons and Bind Offs. Thank you SO much, Liat, for really thinking these tutorials through and covering all the bases so meticulously.

Truly, the cast on and the bind off are crucial points in every project, no matter how much you spend on gorgeous yarn and no matter how well you execute the rest of an intricate pattern. Casting on and binding off are like launching and landing an aircraft--- ALL important and the difference between success and failure, life or death and 4 bottles of Tylenol and hysterics or a cuppa'n'cruller to celebrate!
   – kindafoggy

So Much More Fun!

Sending you a warm Cheerio from down under and a heartfelt thank you!! I am loving your Superhero course and am taking the time to learn new skills from your videos to better approach my first pair of socks... Your videos are amazing making things so C L E A R !!!...

My goals for 2016 feature mastering the art of Continental Knitting and I call 2016 My Year Of The Sock - a very warm thank you! Am glad I found you- it all seems so doable and you have made it all even so much more fun!!!
   – Chokalo

Your Videos Were So Very Clear

Your videos were so very clear that I had no problem on my own. I really like your slow approach in demonstrating just how to pick up stitches - so I can clearly see the individual stitches and where to put my knitting needle.
   – Judy

Beautifully Structured and Easy-to-Follow

This Fair-isle Felted Bag project was intended as a learning exercise, consolidating both Liat Gat’s Continental knitting and Fair-Isle courses. Both courses are beautifully structured and easy to follow.

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By Liat Gat - Founder / May 16, 2020 May 16, 2020

T4L: Twist 4 Left

Sl 2 sts to cn and hold to front. P2. K2 from cn.

T4L: Twist 4 Left

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