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Premium Video: A Knitted Patch
Product Description
Learn to patch a hole in your knitting.
There are few things more distressing than finding a gaping hole in one of your knitted treasures. But fear not! In this new, featured video, I show you how to tackle even the biggest holes, with a seamless, knitted patch. The result is so seamless it is often difficult to find the patch later.
This 20 minute video is our long awaited first Featured video! Perhaps the most exciting thing to me about this video is the fact that I get to actually \"be\" in it. :) It is still a home production, but you will notice a lot more has gone into this than in my free videos. Thanks to my husband Sheldon's web expertise, we are able to offer these videos in streaming format for about half the price of a physical DVD. This one is relatively short, so we've priced it even less--a mere $4.99!
Introducing: Amy's own Instant Watch Premium Videos!
These knitting videos are:
- KnittingHelp's only videos showing Amy's smiling face, in addition to her familiar hands and voice.
- Longer in duration with a complete-project focus.
- Filmed in HD quality: sharp, clear, and a pleasure to watch.
- Instant watch! You don't have to wait for a DVD to arrive to watch these. Once purchased, you'll receive a link to start watching the video immediately.
- Formatted for watching on your computer as well as on many mobile devices such as iPhone, iPad and Android.
After you purchase this video you will receive an email with a link where you can start watching the video online immediately right on our website. Additionally, you can download a copy of the video for offline viewing on your computer, iPhone, iPad or other mobile devices.
Product Reviews
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Just what I was looking for!
Posted by Jane on 7th Dec 2013
I knit for my family and my grandchildren are very active. I was asked by my grandson if it was okay to wear his mittens in the woods, because he was afraid he would catch them on something and tear or unravel them. I told him I would fix or replace anything he damaged. Then I saw this and was so pleased. It is very instructional and clear. I felt like I was sitting with a friend showing me how to do it. It is nice to be able to see it over again, too. I liked when the cat decided to be right in the middle of things. I will recommend this to my knitting friends.
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New to knitting
Posted by Regina on 26th Oct 2013
I thought this very helpful and very understandable for someone new to knitting. I appreciated the time she took to explain and demonstrate. Well worth money.