Uploaded October 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Hello my Knitting Superstars! Welcome to the first KnitFreedom podcast. I’ve been so busy working on improvements to KnitFreedom that I’ve really missed connecting with you, my students, and I thought this short podcast episode would be a fun and new way for us to connect.
For the blog post: knitfreedom.com/interviews/october-podcast-interview-liat
I asked my good friend and KnitFreedom Marketing Mastermind Stacy to interview me, and she asked lots of good questions that you may want to know the answer to. I hope you enjoy!
Please leave a comment on this video with any thoughts or feedback you have.
youtube.com/watch?v=OAFgU-K2UhU
Hello my Knitting Superstars! Welcome to the first KnitFreedom podcast. I’ve been so busy working on improvements to KnitFreedom that I’ve really missed connecting with you, my students, and I thought this short podcast episode would be a fun and new way for us to connect.
For the blog post: knitfreedom.com/interviews/october-podcast-interview-liat
I asked my good friend and KnitFreedom Marketing Mastermind Stacy to interview me, and she asked lots of good questions that you may want to know the answer to. I hope you enjoy!
Please leave a comment on this video with any thoughts or feedback you have.
youtube.com/watch?v=OAFgU-K2UhU
![[KnitFreedom] How to Check Your Gauge in the Round - Magic Loop](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ODR0dOvE-AM/mqdefault.jpg "[KnitFreedom] How to Check Your Gauge in the Round - Magic Loop
https://www.knitfreedom.com/knitting-video/how-to-check-your-gauge-in-the-round/
To check your gauge in the round, make a swatch on Magic Loop or DPNs and hold your gauge-checker over the stitches. Count how many stitches are in one inch.")
![[KnitFreedom] KFB Instead of M1R on Toe Up Socks - Easier Toe-Up Sock Increases](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QXjusY4-Pbg/mqdefault.jpg "[KnitFreedom] KFB Instead of M1R on Toe Up Socks - Easier Toe-Up Sock Increases
https://www.knitfreedom.com/knitting-video/kfb-instead-of-m1r-on-toe-up-socks-easier-toe-up-sock-increases/
How to do easier increases on your toe-up socks: KFB (Knit Front-and-Back) instead of M1 (Make One)")
![[KnitFreedom] Undo Knitting - Removing Knit and Purl Stitches One by One](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SUwAVZsf-KU/mqdefault.jpg "[KnitFreedom] Undo Knitting - Removing Knit and Purl Stitches One by One
https://www.knitfreedom.com/knitting-video/removing-knit-and-purl-stitches-one-by-one/
How to remove or take out knit and/or purl stitches one by one from your knitting. Fixing knitting mistakes, tinking, taking out stitches, removing mistakes in your knitting.")
![[KnitFreedom] - How To Darn Socks And Mend Holes In Knitting](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SXD3TdbpDbM/mqdefault.jpg "[KnitFreedom] - How To Darn Socks And Mend Holes In Knitting
https://www.knitfreedom.com/blog/how-to-darn-socks-and-fix-holes-in-knitting/
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To darn socks or mend a hole in knitting, first clean up the edges as best you can by trimming yarn ends that are sticking out. Use a crochet hook to re-knit any stitches that have fallen out.
Using a tapestry needle, weave a thin thread through the stitches vertically to create some structure. Then, cut as many pieces of yarn as you have rows missing.
Weave one end of yarn horizontally over and under through the thin threads. Then use a crochet hook to re-knit that row of stitches. Repeat for as many rows as are missing, starting at the bottom and working your way up.
Finally, use a tapestry needle and your yarn to graft the last row of stitches closed.")
