Testimonial: Problem Solved and Sorted
So glad to have come across your video - How to Switch Needles on Magic Loop. My pattern required me to “rib” 2 x 2 then change to a bigger needle size in ML. Problem solved and sorted. Jolly good!– Jose M.
Blog Post: See Liat Gat Teach and Speak at the 2015 Knitters’ Guild Camp in New South Wales, Australia May 1, 2015
I had to cancel my keynote speaking engagement in New South Wales due to a family emergency. Thank you so much to the Knitters’ Guild for inviting me to this special honor, I hope the camp turned out great anyway!
Testimonial: Got It Right Away
In regards to: Magic LoopExcellent. Very clear demonstration of Magic Loop. I got it right away. Thanks a million.
– mshuea2
Testimonial: I Am Smoothly Sailing Along
In regards to: Magic LoopThanks to your detailed magic loop instructions, I am smoothly sailing along without messing up and not knowing why.
– Nancy R.
Testimonial: Sooo Helpful!
In regards to: Magic LoopI 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
Testimonial: I’m Hooked
In regards to: Magic LoopDear Liat, I wanted to take this little moment to thank you for your tutorials on YouTube. I have just discovered your videos and subsequently just signed up to learn more about knitting the Liat Way. I'm a very novice knitter, even though I have been poking away at knitting for a long time.
I recently "got a bee in my bonnet" about wanting to knit in the round... why not?... and in the process of learning about the different ways you can do that I discovered the Magic Loop trick.
After about six or more tries with different YouTube teachers, and still not getting it at all, I happened to watch your Magic Loop video. And it was so easy! Listening to you and watching your hands! I was able to figure it out and actually do it!
I am really excited to think that now I might be able to add to my ever growing pile of (fabulous) long knitted rectangles with some circular things for a change. (Ahem...) Cables and color work... who knows... the list goes on... It's great.
Thank you so much for your teacher's heart and your wonderful website and tutorials. I am hooked. Or maybe, I should say, "I'm knit!"
– Candace B.
Blog Post: Everything You Need To Know About The Fleegle Heel August 24, 2012
In December of 2006, a blogger known as Fleegle changed the knitting world when she published a no-holes toe-up heel formula on her blog. Since I discovered the Fleegle Heel, I’ve been making videos showing how to do it, writing patterns that use it, and helping the whole world learn to knit it.
Blog Post: The 7 key elements of knitting to master in order to knit whatever you want May 31, 2021
Without mastery of the 7 key elements of knitting, you won’t be able to take on new projects with confidence. The 7 key areas are knit and purl (and slip stitch), increases and decreases, cast-ons and bind-offs, knitting in the round, knitting with color, fixing mistakes, and lace knitting.
