I knit in a style that’s just a bit unique. I knit continental style, which refers to how the yarn in held (opposite hand from the needle making the stitches). I don’t “pick” the yarn to form stitches I throw, which is unusual for continental knitters. I also knit so stitches to be knitted have the leading leg in back and stitches to be purled have the leading leg in front. This is called combined knitting and refers to how the stitches are mounted on the needle. And I don’t turn my work, which is called mirrored knitting. So, to someone who knows about knitting style I can just say I knit thrown continental combined mirrored. There’s a lot of extra stuff going on but for those of you who do not knit, you now know way more than you ever wanted to know about knitting . . . or you’re scratching your head and wondering what in the heck I just said.
So, here it is, thrown continental combined mirrored.