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So Easy to Follow!

Wanted to say how much I appreciate the clarity and quality of your videos. So easy to follow! Thanks for this opportunity to try the new experience of knitting socks this way.
– Judy

It’s Much Easier and Faster

I had been taught in a knitting class some other way that I didn’t like, and when I saw [your class on Continental Knitting], I watched, practiced, and it’s almost natural and much easier and faster.
– Janice G.

VERY Helpful and Informative Emails

Thank you for all of your VERY helpful and informative emails. I will NEVER forget the very first time I had made a knitting mistake, recognized it and figured out how to fix it. It was the proverbial lightbulb going off over my head. I was totally filled with joy, happiness, pride, laughter and the realization I had finally become a knitter. Thank you, again, for your guidance and sharing of your talents and knowledge.
– Susan G.

Clear Instruction Style

Hi there! I’m a new knitter and wanted to say thank you! I have learned so much from your videos and really appreciate your clear instruction style and anticipation of whatever mistakes I might be about to make. Thank you so much, and happy new year!
– Ann

Here are the skills you need to make your knitting as efficient as possible. Stop letting bad knitting habits slow you down - learn to correctly manage your stitches and tension for fast, efficient knitting.

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Not Pushing Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Stitches

Blog Post: The Fastest Way to Count Stitches And Rows In Knitting

By Liat Gat – Founder / Basic Knitting Techniques, Knit Faster / September 29, 2010 / 29 Comments

Counting stitches and rows in knitting is key to knowing where you are, what you’ve done, and how to get back on track if you get lost, which happens to the best of us. Here I show you the easiest and most efficient way to keep track in knitting.

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Not advancing the stitches on your left-hand needle makes you work harder and harder to get into those stitches. Yet many people do it, because they are afraid their stitches will pop off if they keep them too close to the edge.

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Not Pushing Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Stitches

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Not Pushing Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Stitches

Count Stitches by Fives

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Count Stitches by Fives

Scrunching Up Stitches on Right-Hand Needle

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Knit-Faster Trick: Push Stitches Down on the Right-Hand Needle

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Knit-Faster Trick: Push Stitches Down on the Right-Hand Needle

Tension Trick – 3 Arm’s Lengths of Yarn

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Tension Trick – 3 Arm’s Lengths of Yarn

This trick will help you get rid of any pesky tension issues that remain after you have worked on the way you hold your yarn. It has to do with how much yarn you pull out of the yarn ball when you are getting ready to knit.

Video Knitting Course: Knit Faster!

Featured Videos

Not Pushing Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Stitches

Not Pushing Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Stitches

Blog Post: The Fastest Way to Count Stitches And Rows In Knitting

Blog Post: How To Use Your Fingers To Help You Knit Faster

Blog Post: Manage Your Stitches Right For Faster Knitting

Blog Post: Are You Pushing Your Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Your Stitches?

Blog Post: Stop Scrunching The Stitches Up On Your Right-Hand Needle

Blog Post: Stop Letting Stitches Lag On Your Left-Hand Needle

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Not Pushing Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Stitches

Not Pushing Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Stitches

Count Stitches by Fives

Count Stitches by Fives

Scrunching Up Stitches on Right-Hand Needle

Knit-Faster Trick: Push Stitches Down on the Right-Hand Needle

Knit-Faster Trick: Push Stitches Down on the Right-Hand Needle

Tension Trick – 3 Arm’s Lengths of Yarn

Tension Trick – 3 Arm’s Lengths of Yarn

Letting Stitches Lag on the Left-Hand Needle

Use Your Fingers to Help You Knit

Not Tensioning Your Yarn

Fix a Dropped Knit Stitch

Let Yarn Flow Through Your Fingers

How to Keep Track of Your Knitting – Count Rows Easily

How to Keep Track of Your Knitting – Count Rows Easily

Get Free Access to the 10-Video Course that Will Change the Way You Knit

Knit Faster

Video Knitting Course: Knit Faster!

Featured Videos

Not Pushing Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Stitches

Blog Post: The Fastest Way to Count Stitches And Rows In Knitting

Blog Post: How To Use Your Fingers To Help You Knit Faster

Blog Post: Manage Your Stitches Right For Faster Knitting

Blog Post: Are You Pushing Your Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Your Stitches?

Blog Post: Stop Scrunching The Stitches Up On Your Right-Hand Needle

Blog Post: Stop Letting Stitches Lag On Your Left-Hand Needle

Free and Premium Videos

Not Pushing Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Stitches

Count Stitches by Fives

Knit-Faster Trick: Push Stitches Down on the Right-Hand Needle

Tension Trick – 3 Arm’s Lengths of Yarn

How to Keep Track of Your Knitting – Count Rows Easily

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