Instructor: OK, so the purl stitch is backward from the knit stitch.
Me: HUH?
Instructor: (shows me how to do it a few times)
Me: (I duplicate it a few times without any major buffuneray unlike my attempt at the knit stitch)
This is way easier than the knit stitch.
Instructor: (Looking at my purl stitches) Oh, you did a nice job. That is strange that the purl stitch is easier for you because for most people that is the harder one to learn.
Me: Well, that sounds like me .. strange and backward.
Next week we learn to cast on...
I have no idea how I am even going to begin to knit a SWEATER for crying out loud. I can't begin this is the beginner class project. I am not giving up. I am going to get this knitting thing if it kills me. I wish my grandmother were still alive. I don't think she knitted but she crocheted countless blankets that we have all over the house. I wish she was here so I could talk with her about my knitting class.
Any knitters out there? Suggestions?
2 comments:
I don't knit. I once tried to knit a baby blanket, but my stitches kept getting tighter and tighter, and the muscles in my neck got tighter and tighter, and I go frustrated and mad and mean. My beloved husband requested I put my knitting needles down and never pick them again. I was a good submissive wife and obeyed that suggestion.
Good luck to you.
I can knit pick. Does that count?
Dad
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