It is for me, but that's also cuz I've been crocheting since I was 10, and just learned how to knit this past fall. I can imagine if you learn knitting first you could be fast at it.
That's true. I had been crocheting for a long time when I learned how to knit. Maybe I'll give it another shot. It doesn't seem to be has rough on my hands as crocheting is, so maybe I'll actually be able to do it!
My MIL tried to teach me years ago. I just couldn't get the hang of it. Then this past fall one of my friends taught me to knit holding the yarn in a similar way as crocheting. It finally made sense to me! I have no doubt you could pick it up.
That's true. I had been crocheting for a long time when I learned how to knit. Maybe I'll give it another shot. It doesn't seem to be has rough on my hands as crocheting is, so maybe I'll actually be able to do it!
My MIL tried to teach me years ago. I just couldn't get the hang of it. Then this past fall one of my friends taught me to knit holding the yarn in a similar way as crocheting. It finally made sense to me! I have no doubt you could pick it up.
It's not so much a matter of picking it up. I learned once before. It's actually sticking with it. I don't crochet anymore because the arthritis in my hands makes it really difficult to do for more than a few minutes. So I was saying maybe I would actually be able to knit if it's not so demanding on my fingers, which if I remember correctly it's not.
I just set down for the night after a long fucked up day, drinking an endless glass of wine watching H play Far Cry. I will take the days anger out vicariously through his game play.
When we had cats, we used to pull their faces back with one hand and call them "puppy snakes". If you have a cat, do this. You will always see a puppy snake face.
My MIL tried to teach me years ago. I just couldn't get the hang of it. Then this past fall one of my friends taught me to knit holding the yarn in a similar way as crocheting. It finally made sense to me! I have no doubt you could pick it up.
It's not so much a matter of picking it up. I learned once before. It's actually sticking with it. I don't crochet anymore because the arthritis in my hands makes it really difficult to do for more than a few minutes. So I was saying maybe I would actually be able to knit if it's not so demanding on my fingers, which if I remember correctly it's not.
It depends on how you hold the yarn and work the needles. I found out recently that I'm a "picker". So I use my needles to pick up the yarn, instead of "throwers" who actually take their hands and put the yarn over their needles. Since I'm a "picker", when I knit I have to use my fingers to control two needles instead of one, so I find that my hands are more tired after knitting than crocheting. But if you're a thrower, I could see how that would be less taxing on your fingers.
And aint nobody got time to sit with vinegar on their head for 15 minutes a day.
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When we had cats, we used to pull their faces back with one hand and call them "puppy snakes". If you have a cat, do this. You will always see a puppy snake face.
getzystark, I know we discussed shampoo before, and I just switched to Dove Oxygen Moisture for fine flat hair. Don't kow about the dandruff, but it is really helping with my limp and greasy hair. I am getting an extra day between washes with the switch and have less buildup. Bonus - it was $5!
I might have to look in to this! My hair is as flat as flat can be.
It's not so much a matter of picking it up. I learned once before. It's actually sticking with it. I don't crochet anymore because the arthritis in my hands makes it really difficult to do for more than a few minutes. So I was saying maybe I would actually be able to knit if it's not so demanding on my fingers, which if I remember correctly it's not.
It depends on how you hold the yarn and work the needles. I found out recently that I'm a "picker". So I use my needles to pick up the yarn, instead of "throwers" who actually take their hands and put the yarn over their needles. Since I'm a "picker", when I knit I have to use my fingers to control two needles instead of one, so I find that my hands are more tired after knitting than crocheting. But if you're a thrower, I could see how that would be less taxing on your fingers.
I guess I would be a thrower. I've seen youtube videos of pickers but I have not sat down and actually tried to learn that way. It looks interesting though.
It depends on how you hold the yarn and work the needles. I found out recently that I'm a "picker". So I use my needles to pick up the yarn, instead of "throwers" who actually take their hands and put the yarn over their needles. Since I'm a "picker", when I knit I have to use my fingers to control two needles instead of one, so I find that my hands are more tired after knitting than crocheting. But if you're a thrower, I could see how that would be less taxing on your fingers.
I guess I would be a thrower. I've seen youtube videos of pickers but I have not sat down and actually tried to learn that way. It looks interesting though.
Now I'm going to have to go through and figure out how to make sure I'm throwing and not picking! Maybe I'll just find someone IRL to teach me.
And aint nobody got time to sit with vinegar on their head for 15 minutes a day.
I know it's not natural-ish like using vinegar, but this stuff seriously worked so well for me. I get bad dandruff in the winter, and this stuff nips it in the bud. I use it like 1-2 times a week, maybe. The only shitty thing (to me) is that it kind of smells like tar. Hahaha.
I guess I would be a thrower. I've seen youtube videos of pickers but I have not sat down and actually tried to learn that way. It looks interesting though.
Now I'm going to have to go through and figure out how to make sure I'm throwing and not picking! Maybe I'll just find someone IRL to teach me.
Thrower = english style. Video below is boring as hell but it gets the point across.
I just set down for the night after a long fucked up day, drinking an endless glass of wine watching H play Far Cry. I will take the days anger out vicariously through his game play.
And aint nobody got time to sit with vinegar on their head for 15 minutes a day.
I know it's not natural-ish like using vinegar, but this stuff seriously worked so well for me. I get bad dandruff in the winter, and this stuff nips it in the bud. I use it like 1-2 times a week, maybe. The only shitty thing (to me) is that it kind of smells like tar. Hahaha.
I know it's not natural-ish like using vinegar, but this stuff seriously worked so well for me. I get bad dandruff in the winter, and this stuff nips it in the bud. I use it like 1-2 times a week, maybe. The only shitty thing (to me) is that it kind of smells like tar. Hahaha.
It also does miracles for scalp psoriasis
This is good to know because my head itches so bad in the winter.
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