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DVDs

The 'Learn with Lucy' DVDs are professionally filmed and produced, to give you
the coveted 'knitters-eye view'. Now also available as video versions.

Take Lucy home and have your very own master class whenever you want it!
(Download and print out a booklet listing the contents of all DVDs in detail.)

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$29.00
The Brand New Knitter


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Knitting Essentials 1


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Knitting Essentials 2


$29.00
Sock Techniques 1


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Sock Techniques 2


$29.00
Knitting Gems 1


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Knitting Gems 2


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Knitting Gems 3


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Knitting Gems 4


$29.00
Finesse Your Knitting 1


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Finesse Your Knitting 2


$29.00
Double Knitting Delight 1


$29.00
Intarsia Untangled 1


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Intarsia Untangled 2


$29.00
Knitting Venus 1


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Knitting Venus 2


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Kuku Dolls

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auxiliary thread for small beads
beading Garter alternate rows
beads on a yarn-over
dip stitches
inserting a bead with a hook
making beaded dangles
multiple beads between stitches
placing beads between stitches
pre-threaded, bead on stitch
purl I-cord with beads
slip stitch and strand in front
spacing beaded rows
stitch head beading (knit row)
stitch head beading (purl row)
threading beads onto yarn
bi-colour chain
binding off in pattern
double-knitting compatible bind-offs
expanded rib
modified conventional in rib
modified conventional knitwise
modified conventional purlwise
picot
pinhole bind-off
regular for rib
regular two needle
regular using a crochet hook
sewn tubular bind-off
suspended
temporary
the last stitch
three-needle basic
three-needle bind-off for garter stitch
three-needle to match vertical columns
eyelet
for a 2 x 2 rib (knit side)
for a 2 x 2 rib (purl side)
Magic Buttonhole (using waste yarn)
one-row self-reinforcing
regular vs one-row holes
basic cables
cable rescues
counting cables
left cross without cable needle
markers to count cables
right cross with cable needle
adjusting the tension of your cast-on stitches
adjusting the width of your cast-on edge
bi-coloured chain
cable
cast-off cast-on
casting on with triple-thickness yarn
Channel Island cast-on
double-knitting compatible cast-ons
figure of eight cast-on
German twisted
integrating the sleeve
knitted method left hand
knitted method right hand
knitting into a crochet chain
long-tail continental one-handed
long-tail continental with two hands
long-tail left hand
long-tail right hand
long-tail used as a provisional edge
long-tail variation for a strong elastic edge
long-tail, no slip-knot
looking after your tail yarn
loop
over a thin strand
picot
picot cast-on
provisional crochet (PCCO)
reverse stocking stitch tubes in DK
scallop cast-on
the functions of double start cast-ons
tubular (large needle)
tubular (reg. needle) 2 colours
tubular (regular needle)
tubular 1 x 1 rib with waste yarn
tubular 2 x 2 rib with waste yarn
tubular flat with PCCO and loose knit
tubular flat with PCCO and loose purl
tubular in the round with PCCO and loose purl
tubular onto two needles, one colour
tubular, 1 needle on circular needle
tubular, 1 needle, flat with a knit start
tubular, 1 needle, flat with a purl start
tubular, 2 needles, reverse st. st. DK, 2 colours
tubular, one colour non-seam side
two colour tubular cast-on onto one needle
two colour tubular into double knitting
two colour, two circular needles
two colour, two needle tubular
two colour, two needle tubular on dpns
comparison of decreases: focussed, scattered
double decreases (s2t kw-k1-psso, s1kw-k2t-psso)
four stitch knit decrease
four stitch purl decrease
fully-fashioned decreases
left-slanting (ssk)
left-slanting (ssk) variations
left-slanting, for alt. mounted stitches
reading your decreases
right-slanting (K2tog)
right-slanting, for alt. mounted stitches
ssk versus s1-kw-psso
casting on for an open-ended tube
connecting layers w/o changing the colour
double-knitting-friendly bind-offs
double-knitting-friendly cast-ons
edges and ends
fixing errors
fixing snags and dividing the layers
from double fabric to single
from single to double fabric
negative-positive colour patterning
opening the tube and binding off
pockets and patches
quilting the layers
shapings in double-knitting
single layers back to double fabric
tubes on straight needles, single yarn
two yarns, two sides, two hands
using ribbing to set up double-knitting
applying a garter edge
applying an I-cord edge
knitting-up stitches using a dpn
beginning a row of garter stitch
garter stitch in the round
knitting-up along garter stitch
selvage for garter stitch
structure of garter stitch
gauge swatch tips
reading a gauge swatch
yarn, needles and gauge
emergency garment adjustments (using waste yarn)
emergency garment shortening (w/o waste yarn)
grafting stitches top to bottom (any fabric)
grafting toes: the sock-toe chimney
grafting vs three-needle bind-off
I-cord graft
st tops to st tops using waste yarn
st tops to st tops with a vertical stripe
st tops to st tops with uneven numbers of stitches
double markers for double decreases
double markers for double increases
establishing a double marker
invisible seam using waste yarn in edge
life lines
markers as a guide to a chart
markers as counters
markers before and after decreases
markers for counting cables
running yarn
waste yarn thread up fabric edges
K1-O-K1 3sts from one
knit and purl
knit into front and back of st
left slanting increase
make 1, and make 1 with a twist
make one (M1)
reading your increases
right-slanting increase
split increase
yarn-over increase
chequerboards and the double-tail weave
diagonal slopes
emergency fix for a missing link
emergency yarn join
exploiting variegated yarns
horizontal colour change
Howards technique
intarsia sections behind a background yarn
linking yarns: Old over New (WS, RS)
long horizontal colour jumps
mixing stranded knitting with intarsia
naturally occurring holes
outlining using 2 ends of 1 piece of yarn
pattern analysis
reading WS rows
reading your chart (RS rows, WS rows)
rescue techniques
sculpted intarsia technique
short rows within intarsia
single-stitch lines
the alpha darn
vertical yarn joins
yarn and tool preparation
adjusting mis-matched edges
armband modifications
circular sutures, the boggle, natural holes
double-layer st.st. bands
duplicate stitch (Swiss darning)
fitted sleeve heads
grafting stitch tops to stitch tops
invisible seam using waste yarn up the edge
joining the gap in a bound-off edge
joining the gap in a cast-on edge
knit-up ratios for bands
knitting (picking) up new stitches
mattress-stitch
mattress-stitching stranded fabrics
neckband knit-up
phoney duplicate stitching
preplanning for finishing
sewing the invisible no-bulk seam
shoulder seams
sleeve top: setting stitches to rows
sleeve top: setting sts to rows on bound-off edge
the Afterthought Pocket
the Magic Buttonhole using waste yarn
three-needle bind-off for shoulders
at the edge
emergency yarn joins
invisible join
mid-row
splicing and spit-splicing
weavers knot
abbreviations
binding/ casting off in pattern
blocking
garter stitch
knit up stitches
live stitches
reverse stocking stitch
rib
selvage stitches
slip
slip with yarn in the back
slip with yarn in the front
stocking stitch
through back loop
work as set
decrease and yarn-over pairs
double yarn-overs
K1-O-k1 increase
lace rescues
make-one increase
multiple yarn-overs
reading lace charts
yarn-overs between knit stitches
does the cast-on row count?
how many rows have I done?
identifying a row
identifying decreases and increases
reading the decreases
reading the gauge swatch
reading the increases
cable fixes
dropped stitch
duplicate stitch
garment adjustments (with waste yarn)
garment shortening (no waste yarn)
hills and valley sts
knitting down (no temp. edge)
lace fixes
laddering back knits and purls
lots of dropped sts
quick fix for a dropped stitch
quick fix for an extra stitch
rebuilding a dropped stitch
ripping back rows
ripping back slowly
ripping back stitch by stitch
split stitches
surgical stitch replacement
twisted stitches
converting 1 x 1 rib to 2 x 2
purls and knits in the same row
ribbing for starting double-knitting
working as set and repeats
aligning scallops, counting sts
multi-stitch increase, KW
multi-stitch increase, PW
scallops mid-row
scallops on the bound-off edge
scallops on the cast-on edge
japanese in garter stitch
japanese method
planning your short rows
regular (left edge)
regular (right edge)
short rows in the round
short rows within intarsia
sleeve head shaping short rows
smoothing shoulders
yarn-over method
disguising the jog with phoney seams
fitted sleeve heads
helix knitting
siamese sleeves
sleeve head short rows
sleeve top w. bound-off edge: set stitches to rows
sleeve top: setting stitches to rows
stripes in the round
slip knitwise (kw)
slip purlwise (pw)
slip with yarn in back
slip with yarn in front
slipping edge stitches
slipping sts, kw, pw, en masse
common turned heel
cuffs and edgings for toe-up socks
cuffs and edgings for top-down socks
garter stitch short-row heel
toe-up toes : Bosnian
toe-up toes : garter stitch short-row
toe-up toes : st. st. stitch short-row
toes - common wedge
tubular sock with an inserted heel
turkish inserted heel (afterthought)
cutting, eliminating ends
finishing the cut edge
planned cutting: set up a steek
preparing to cut
sewing the steek
unplanned cutting
alternatively mounted stitches
controlling stitch size: tension, angle
creating alt. mounted stitches
how a knit affects the stitch below
how a purl affects the stitch below
how a stitch is made
knit stitch (left hand)
knit stitch (right hand)
knitting-up new stitches
left-slanting decr. for alt. mounted sts
purling-up new stitches
recapturing live stitches
right-slanting decr. for alt. mounted sts
slipping stitches and stitch mount
slipping sts, kw, pw, en masse
stitch mount
stitch size
stitch size vs. needle size
stitch size vs. yarn thickness
stitch width and height ratios
stocking stitch curls
the alternative purl rotation
the Happy Stitch
twisted stitches
work into alt. mounted stitches
working into the stitch below
working stocking stitch
yarn rotation around the needle
adding new yarn with loop
ball winder and centre-pull balls
blending two colours
bows and half-bows
circular suture
coil-less pins
creating triple-thickness yarn
diagonal darning
french knots
fringe knot
knit-up ratios for knitted-on bands
knitting in a tail
knitting in the round
knots at the edge of double fabric
Magic Buttonhole using waste yarn
reconditioning wool
reef or square knot
right or left-hand yarn manipulation
running yarn markers
setting up a swift
the Afterthought Pocket
the slip knot
the weavers knot
two different slip knots
two yarn strands, staggering joins
yarn butterflies
a reducing opening
an expanding opening
Emperors fabric preparation
fixing an accidental waste yarn opening
making the opening (cautiously)
making the opening (daringly)
opening and knitting up sts for a thumb
opening and knitting up the back neck
opening for a thumb or heel
opening the front and back waste yarns
opening the holes
securing the holes
setting in waste yarn on a knit row
setting in waste yarn on a purl row
setting in waste yarn: front and neck
the Australian cousins
two colours across an opening
waste yarn grafted side seam