Interweave has a pretty good method to organize the tapings--the materials (in my case, swatches, needles, etc.) are grouped in trays in the order they are to be presented. So that I could keep track of what was what, I did the cast-on swatches in red:
And the bind-off swatches in blue:
We taped more than 30 cast-ons and more than 20 bind-offs, including variations. I don't think I've ever talked so much in a single day!
I believe the video will be available in August, but that probably depends on how much editing needs to be done. Hopefully, there will be something left after all my bloopers have been removed. If you do have cause to watch the video, be kind. I'll never get used to being in front of a camera (or three!).
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No matter how much you think you know - there's always one more CO or BO to learn! I'd rather learn from you than anyone else I can think of.
Can't wait to see this... I keep having students come to my classes only knowing the half hitch cast on. It will be wonderful to be able to give them another resource to watch at home!
That will be an amazing video to have as a reference!
The trays remind me of food shows: one second you have a raw chicken and the next second you have a roasted chicken ready for consumption :)
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