June 15th, 2011

How We Knit – Our Latest Video Behind the Scenes

Hi Everyone!

We had the idea to record our staff knitting, since no two of us knit the same way. We were also inspired by the great video by the folks over at Lorna’s Laces to show you what happened to the knitting once we were done.

The video features knitters of all skill levels – from our designer to those who learned 5 minutes before recording!

Check it out!

We had a great time playing with the stop-motion trek the little hat went on. Here’s a little peek behind the scenes.

We hope you have as much fun watching this video as we did creating it!

Mary

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  • Prymnumber

    OMG! u00a0Thanks for this CUTE video! u00a0I love the little traveling hat. u00a0I also want, no NEED, to know how the person who held the yarn on her right-hand thumb knit. u00a0Please may we (ok, maybe just “I”) have that in slowmo? Pretty please? – Irene (aka prymnumber on Ravelry)

  • BlueLoom

    Agreed!u00a0 We need to see the knitter who wrapped the yarn over her right thumb in slo-mo.u00a0 Very interesting technique.u00a0 In fact, it would be interesting to see the whole video in slo-mo.

  • sarah-marie

    I’d like to know who that was knitting at 40 seconds in, and to see her/his technique more slowly.u00a0 This video just confirms that I’m one of the slowest knitters on the planet…

  • Diane

    What fun– and it made me realize that there are a zillion ways to knit :) thanksnditetre(at)mac(dot)com

  • stormcoast

    That yellow yarn is divine! Which yarn is it, exactly?

  • WEBSmary

    It is Valley Yarns Northampton in Gold.

  • WEBSmary

    We’ll see if we can get the person who knits with her thumb to do a video. I want to check it out too!

  • http://www.facebook.com/mariae2 Maria Espinosa

    cute!!!!

  • http://twitter.com/MELISSAallsnup Melissa {Allsewnup}

    some very different techniques, so neat to see them all together, the stop animation was a nice touch!u00a0