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<blockquote data-quote="GoingNorth" data-source="post: 700627" data-attributes="member: 1963"><p>According to my mother, my first project was a dishcloth; knit out of string. I did a few of those, then my grandmother had me knit a dishcloth from corner to corner, thereby teaching me how to do increases and decreases. </p><p></p><p>It sort of went on from there. Oddly, she didn't do 4 needle knitting. She used to make socks with the feet in two pieces and then graft the sole together. I hated them. I taught myself to knit on 4 needles when I was about 8 or so, and it was out of a Zimmerman book. </p><p></p><p>It's actually just the same as knitting in the round on circular needles. The only reason for using multiple needles is for small "in the round" things that would be awkward on circular needles, and of course, before circular needles were invented.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GoingNorth, post: 700627, member: 1963"] According to my mother, my first project was a dishcloth; knit out of string. I did a few of those, then my grandmother had me knit a dishcloth from corner to corner, thereby teaching me how to do increases and decreases. It sort of went on from there. Oddly, she didn't do 4 needle knitting. She used to make socks with the feet in two pieces and then graft the sole together. I hated them. I taught myself to knit on 4 needles when I was about 8 or so, and it was out of a Zimmerman book. It's actually just the same as knitting in the round on circular needles. The only reason for using multiple needles is for small "in the round" things that would be awkward on circular needles, and of course, before circular needles were invented. [/QUOTE]
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