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Loved the show. I must admit I did panic just a bit. I was all thumbs with knitting until I took a beginning knitting class at my LYS. That class was a godsend and got me started with knitting.

Along the way, in the last two and a half years, I can honestly say that most of what I have learned, and put to good use, has come from watching Eunny on Knitting Daily TV.

I love not having to use a cable needle, I work much faster with out having to juggle three needles. Do you know who showed me how to do that? Eunny did. I finished a Lopi sweater about a month ago. It was my first time at trying a sweater, colorwork, and steeking. Talk about a triple threat! To cut a huge piece of knitting, which I had been toiling over for a month, just seemed so horribly wrong! It took me about a week to work up the nerve to bring a large, shinny pair of scissors anywhere near that sweater.

Do know who gave me the courage to make that first cut? The only time I have ever used a steek technique was a Mason Dixon Rug knit in the round and felted, once out of the washing machine, steek and wala a rug.

I love to knit lace! Just learned to steel at Stitches East in class with the lovely Anna Zilboorg. Enjoyed the show today. There is so much I have yet to learn. I think when the time comes for me to steek something I will be extremely hesitant to cut into my work.

Thanks for another great show. I have not tried to steek yet, it is quite scary to think about cutting your kitting! One day I will try it but maybe not before the Holidays! Great show! Steeking does seem scary, but I definitely intend to try it someday! Her blog is simply a treasure trove of information! I simply have to find a project I like that requires a steek. Loved the podcast. I do not think that I will ever have the courage to steek! Loved the podcast!! I then watched a podcast where the podcaster made this sweater and had to steek it and it was so steek-in cute!

I am no longer really scared of it but am not to that level yet but I hope o be soon.