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In this episode, Casey talks with Dr. Stephen Reinlie from Next Level Chiropractic about knitters’ aches and pains. Dr. Steven Reinlie is from Round Rock, TX and went on to study and play baseball at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. He is passionate about working with sports athletes to help keep them healthy and on the field of play. Dr. Reinlie recommends this video, Posture Reset.
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You can see my ball winder and swift in action in this video, Winding Yarn into Two Equally-Sized Balls.
Links to things we talk about in this episode:
Simple Magic Loop
Lifelines – all of my lifeline videos are in the Correcting Mistakes category
Steeking
Carrying Colors for Stripes
Top-Down Raglan Sweaters for Beginners:
Cropped Cardi
Easy Toddler Pullover
Zasio Sweater Coat
Learn to Knit a Mens Sweater
Learn to Knit a Womens Sweater
In podcast 28, you mentioned a double knit hat done with two varieties of yarn. Sounds intriguing! Can you provide some tips and information so that I could take on such a project? Thanks! Mary in Murfreesboro TN
Hi Mary,
The hat I mentioned is called David’s hat on Ravelry. I used Berocco Ultra Alpaca for the lining and Knit Picks Wool of the Andes for the rest. It’s a fun pattern.
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/davids-hat
Cool. Thanks so much. Really look forward to your podcasts.
Hi:)
Addi makes a really nice lifeline cord that I have used many times, called Addi SOS.
Here’s a link: https://www.yarn.com/products/skacel-addi-click-sos-lifeline-cords
Carol
Just listened to podcast 28, great as usual!
One of the questions was which interchangeable needle set would be best with regard to lifeline threading and I thought I’d mention that Addi Clicks have a hole in their cords for exactly that. I’ve recently purchased a set, but haven’t tried threading a lifeline yet, so I can’t offer any comments on how well it works, sorry.