I've struggled with it quite a bit; it was especially bad when I tried learning on my own with books and some online videos. It wasn't until I took a class and had someone to tell me what I was doing wrong (and how to fix it) that I got anywhere.
As fond as I am of him, I'm inclined to agree. He reminds me a little of the evil, Orson Welles-esque dolphin from The Tick cartoon. I love him all the more for that.
Thank you! It is too bad, because I think it would be fun to try to teach someone. :) I tried learning on my own and got nowhere -- it's really necessary to find someone to show you what's wrong and help you work through how to fix it. So far it appears that 90% of the difficulty of knitting is fixing mistakes. ;)
There you go! If you get tired of editing you can go into teaching knitting. *G* I suspect it would be much less stressful. Although, granted, the pay would also be a lot less. :)
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