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Monday, November 14, 2005

How many circs do you use?

So, I previously considered myself a Magic Loop kinda girl. But I've had to use the two circs method on three of my recent projects (for various reasons) and I really, really like it. I don't like having to own two circs of the same size, but I've been able to get by with what I've got so far--assorted metal circs and the Denise set. As long as I don't have to buy more needles, I think I may be a convert!
*For great video instructions on both techniques, visit KnittingHelp.com

posted by msubulldog @ 4:59 PM  

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