🧶 Elizabeth Zimmermann and Meg Swansen's Knitting Adventures Review

As someone who has admired Elizabeth Zimmerman and Meg Swansen for decades, I can't believe I waited this long to actually buy the videos accompanying the books. I can't stress enough how awesome it was to watch these two incredible women work and collaborate on their craft. I learned so much and I really enjoyed "having time with them". I can really see myself watching and repeating this tape for years.

This video by Elizabeth Zimmerman and Meg Swansen, their daughters, is a great resource for knitters looking to expand their skills and think outside the box. A video review of the projects from the Knitting Around book of the same name takes us to the homes of Elizabeth and Meg and their unique sense of humour, sensitivity and, well, common sense :) (as she is affectionately known in the global knitting community) about her life in England, her studies in Germany and emigration with her German

This is a really nice and informative DVD. This is a must-have for knitter references and handy resources. What I liked most about this product is the good knowledge, application and use of the pressure gauge. Meg and mother Elizabeth openly demonstrate the use of the 'percentage method' in making clothes. The authors very wisely note that if it works NO, it is wrong. I think you will like their way of making a sock. Which shows that intuitive knitting isn't all that bad. The freedom to create…