In my last tutorial, I demonstrated the differences between continental and throwing style knitting, including how to knit with each method. Interestingly, many knitters commented that purling, specifically tensioning the working yarn at the front of the work, was challenging to master in continental style. I also ran into issues with my purl tension, as well as minor finger pain, as I developed my continental knitting style. Between these issues and those mentioned by commenters, I did some digging, and it turns out, something called Norwegian purling can help.
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Knitting Styles: Continental vs. Throwing (with Video)
Learn the differences between picking and throwing style knitting.

How to Fix Common Knitting Mistakes + Video Tutorial
Learn how to fix common knitting mistakes with a beginner-friendly video tutorial. Topics covered: laddering down, tinking, frogging, and picking up stitches.

One-Step Provisional Cast On with Video Tutorial
Learn how to work a provisional cast on in knitting. This popular method uses scrap yarn and a crochet hook.

Carousel Horses and New Year Plans
It’s time for the annual Hands Occupied new year update, and for the first time in years, I feel like I have some clarity about I’m doing next.

A Farewell to the Studio Space, but Not Hands Occupied
Why I am bidding farewell to the Hands Occupied Studio space, and what this means for the rest of the year for Hands Occupied.