Buying a Knitting Board

By Knit on a board! (Guest Post)

We are located in Montreal-Quebec, are English website isn't ready yet, but we do invite you to visit are French site at http://faistoiplaisir.net.
As for the question for left handed, no trouble with this knitting board, for arthritis, fibromyalgia, Sp...Knitting on a knitting board is the best, as specialy the one we make, because my wife suffers from fibromyalgia, polyarthritis..

When she first started to knit on a board, it was square and heavy with nails, and hurting her palms and fingers , not only that but breaking the yarn, so she said, please make a rounded end on with wooden pegs, and here it is Knit on a Board! Have a nice day and take good care!

By Jo (Guest Post)

Before you buy a knitting board, make sure you are comfortable with it, meaning easy to work, light, easy for the hands to hold on to, while knitting.
If you really want something good and that you will keep for generations and generation go see this site it is beautiful!
http://faistoiplaisir.net
They are amazing to work with.
Take good care and have fun.

By

tlcdsfit

heidi where do you live? if it is by me i am a left handed knitter and i would be more then happy to teach her how to do it. write me at tlcdsfit AT yahoo.com and we can talk ok and as far as the knitting boards go my mom has bad hands and she loves the round ones she has made hats and scarfs and she loves it. i read the long ones are just as easy but i don't know on that one.

By heidi (Guest Post)

I have an 11 year old daughter who has wanted to learn to knit for
quite some time, the problem being she is left handed and we
have had no luck finding someone to teach her. We bought
a knitting board, she made her first scarf for my birthday gift with
relatively little problems. She did complain of the yarn getting
tangeled which may be a problem using other knitting techniques
also, not sure. The board we bought was 50% off so it was only
$3.00. A cheap investment for a beautiful scarf for mom.
Good lu