Anyone know how this is called?

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I just learned to do this!YAY! Happy
So I just made a necklace with this method,with the help of this tutorial. But I dont know the language,so I dont know how to call my new necklace.
Could anyone help me?How is this technique called on English?
Thank you! Happy

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13 replies since 4th October 2010 • Last reply 4th October 2010

I call this "finger-knitting"

Well done on learning a new technique...don't forget to post your creation Happy

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That is really cool and it doesn't look that hard to do, I might give it a go myself...

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Thanks! Happy
I looked up other videos under finger knitting (thats how I called it when I saw it too) Happy but the videos where a bit different.More like weaving then knitting. But maybe this is some kind of a version of it?

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Yeah, there's a few different methods of finger knitting.
I was shown this one on the video..it's useful if you're going a plane journey, now you're not allowed knitting needles on board.

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That looks really interesting.And easy enough for even me..smile.
thanks for posting

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Finger weaving is just a different name for finger knitting, try searching for finger weaving and see if this yields better results?

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I googled finger knitting and found another video youtube that shows the exact same technique as the video you've posted.

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I've just given this a go, it's really fun and easy. Mine is obviously not as neat as the ones in the videos, what with it being my first time but I do like it, it's a cool thin scarf and I have a lovely clip I can put on it to glam it up!! I did have a few problems with casting off, it kept unraveling so in the end I just tied it in a knot.

It took me 30 mins to do about 206 cms.

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The video that Violetta posted in this thread I found more auccessful then the one I posted (yes that's right I've made a second one) it's neater and doesn't look as thin as the other one... Just so you guys know Happy

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Knitting needles SERIOUSLY aren't allowed on planes now? COME ON! How about getting with reality and just not allowing threatening people on board?? It's not like some 99-year-old gramma is going to take on the air passengers with a half-finished blanket.

I tell you... "political correctness" really makes me want to go on a rampage, especially when it bans innocent things like knitting just to make sure that some minority isn't "offended."

-.-

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I've brought knitting needles on planes... as recently as this September. Not the gigantic metal ones, but my smaller bamboo ones. I imagine the metal ones can cause problems, but the bamboo ones are similar to pencils, IMO. I haven't had a problem anyway. I just make sure to take a project that has some serious work to it, and isn't just a set of loose needles.

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The thing is V some nutcase might look at a knitting needle and think ah ha!!

But I can't see how much harm a knitting needle could do, you'd have to be pretty brutal to stab someone with one of those...

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people are crazy.

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