Double-pointed needles, two-circular needles or one long circular needle? In the old days, you didn’t have the luxury of matching a knitting style to your project or your individual idiosyncracies. Now you can choose classic DPN instructions from books like
Sensational Knitted Socks. Try using two circular needles using Cat Bordhi’s
Socks Soar on Two Circular Needles or even just one long circular, or
Magic Loop, with the help of Bev Galeskas.
What are the pros and cons of each method? How do they each work? Is one method really that much easier than any other? When does your project dictate which method you should use? Hopefully, I will shed some light on the questions raised by being lucky enough to have so many options.
Books Reviewed
This week I am sticking my toe into the crochet river.
Crochet Shawls by Vogue Knitting on the Go
150 Crochet Trims by Susan Smith
Kyuuto! Lacy Crochet by Shufu-To-Seikatsu Sha
Kyuuto! Amigurumi by Tomoko Takamori
Crocheted Flowers by Nicki Epstein
What’s On My Needles
Absolutely mindless knitting! As I get back up to speed at work, I’ve fallen back on the old standbys – garter stitch and stockinette in the round.
To keep up with my knitting progress during the week, be sure to check out my
blog.
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Music used in this Podcast
Introduction: A Sunken Ship Irony – Reflection at Sundown [http://spotlessrecords.com/asunkenshipirony/]
Book Review: Jim Ronayne – The Three Brethren [http://www.jimronayne.co.uk/]
What’s On My Needles: Beyond The Pale – The Music Plays Me [http://www.beyond-the-pale.com/]
Ending: Jim Ronayne – Thoughts Of You [http://www.jimronayne.co.uk/]
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