Hmm....wish I knew. See that little crinkly gob of yarn you have in your pic? After frogging, I would not be able to do anything else till I've knitted at least that glob of yarn. Can you?
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I don't understand why tinking is slower than knitting...
Hmm....wish I knew. See that little crinkly gob of yarn you have in your pic? After frogging, I would not be able to do anything else till I've knitted at least that glob of yarn. Can you?
ReplyDeleteOh no. No chart? Brave woman!! (Which Niebling is it?)
ReplyDeleteI've always admired Niebling stuff, but the lack of charts just scares me away!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I've always insisted that tinking is slower then knitting because we have less practice at it. Sounds like a good reason, right?
Oh no.
ReplyDeleteWant me to drop my copy of Lyra in the mail for you? It's charts only and rather simple to knit.
xo
Bwahahah! I'm with Joansie :)
ReplyDeleteUhm. Yes, tinking is slower than knitting (which is slower than frogging.) It's cuz you tink "left-handed" and reverse the tension on the yarn.
When I learned to knit backwards, tinking became much faster.
Are you just now noticing that the Neibling has no chart?
Yeesh. That looks like more than the usual blob.
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