Where can I find help for using double pointed needles?  This is a cast on for a shawl.?
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Double pointed needles are usually used to knit tubes.  There are several different ways to do this, but the triangle and the square methods are most common.\nThe triangle requires three needles and can be found at the first site below.\nThe square method needs four needles and is at the second site (complete with pictures).\nHope this helps.
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Believe it or not, there is actually a website that has tutorials. It has options for a type of knot. Just click on one to get the tutorial.\n\nhttp://www.tieanecktie.com/
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Are you referring to Fibonacci knitting? If so, here are some good sites that explain the mathematical theory behind it and how to incorporate it into your knitting. Using this method can help you create cool stripe patterns in sweaters, felted bags and other knitted projects.\n\nBest of luck in your knitting adventures!\n\nIndigoMuse
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knitting. i just learned how last year. i make scarves and give them to my friends. its very relaxing, easy to do and i tend to get in the "zone" when i knit. but now im addicted to buying yarn and have a whole closet full i need to knit up!
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1. Start with end in left hand, extending 1.5 inch below that in right hand.\n   2. Cross longer end over shorter and pass up through loop.\n   3. Form front loop of bow by doubling up shorter end (hanging) end placing across collar points.\n   4. Hold this front loop with thumb and forefinger of left hand. Drop long end down over front.\n   5. Place right forefinger pointing up on bottom half of hanging part. Pass up behind front loop and...\n   6. Poke resulting loop though knot behind front loop (see illustration). Even ends and tighten.
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This site has many good knitted potholder patterns:\nhttp://www.knittingpatterncentral.com/directory/potholders_hotpads.php\n\nI think some of the easier and simpler are:\nhttp://www.knittingonthenet.com/patterns/clothpot.htm\nhttp://www.lionbrand.com/patterns/kkc-pot.html
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In addition to the other tips ask for them to use a butterfly needle. It's much, much smaller and you won't feel it near as much. It's what a friend of mine does and it seems to work.
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go to; www.beadwork.about.com\nDo another search on jewelery or beading etc.
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Go to the local fabric store...sometimes they offer classes
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Use some different Thread Bobbins or whatever those things are that sewing thread come on. You can buy a small Dowel Rod to run through the hole. A Dowel Rod just a long wood stick and Wal-Wort and Hobby Shops have them in Crafts, also, a hardware store have them, they cheap, maybe 40 cents for the size you need.
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I got a book on henna design go to a local shop where most indians or pakistani go to there should be a book there about henna if not look for some designs on the web there are alot and try to make or buy a cone and practice on  yourself or friends
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Try Oriental Trading Co.  Or maybe you can go to a fabric shop, buy some strong elastic (rounded) and make your own!!
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If you know how to knit and purl, you're on your way to doing fancy stuff.  All it is, is a varriation on the knit and purl stitch.\n\nhttp://www.knitty.com has some pretty nice stuff.  Also, public libraries usually have a pretty decent selection of knitting books
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just crochet by hand. go to this  website:  http://www.learntoknit.com/instructions_cr.php3\n\nit might help. :)
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There are many tutorial sites out there I recommend you try some!  Perhaps this tutorial will help with working with lines.\n\nhttp://www.cglearn.com/tutorials/max3/03_lathe_martini.html
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you might try a figure 8 knot, or a stopper knot.\n\nhttp://www.chockstone.org/TechTips/Stopper.htm
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Cross stitch plus use to carry them.\n I ordered through the mail a few years back\n they should have a web site if they are still around.