Re: how useful are video tutorials/screencasts?

[Karen Zorn <k -dot- zorn -at- zorntech -dot- com>]

This last year I started knitting again after a 15 yr layoff (tried to 
kick the habit). As I explored the internet there were new terms, 
techniques, and yarns. Brought up You Tube just to see if there were any 
videos available and found lots, many were immediately useful, others 
introduced me to new ideas and techniques.

Yes, I read instructions, but actually seeing a well filmed 
demonstration  with close up on the hands and needles with excellent 
narrative can make the difference between wondering how you knit a SSSK1 
PSSO,  slip three, knit one, pass slipped stitch over, a three stitch 
decrease.

Karen Zorn
Mesa, AZ
Only 109* today
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