Giganto-Blanket Time Lapse Video

Ruminations about knitting at 3 a.m.

Written by Laura Birek on January 15, 2013 — 2 Comments

Good morning, everyone! I did a time lapse while knitting a dark-brown Giganto-Blanket recently, and I wanted to share it with everyone. Here you go!

The video captures about 1 hour and 20 minutes of me knitting a dark-brown version of my Giganto-Blanket, with a shot taken once every 4 seconds. The whole blanket takes about 2 1/2 hour to knit total.

For more information about my Giganto-Blanket, please visit the FAQ page. Thanks for watching!

Posted in Musings | Tagged: giganto-blanket, roving, video | by Laura Birek

Laura Birek

Nocturnal Knits

2 Comments to “Giganto-Blanket Time Lapse Video”

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Nicole

February 7, 2013 at 8:46 am | Permalink

This is rad! Looks like a pretty good arm workout, too.
Have you always knit forwards and backwards? Or did you start out flipping the work, and realizing that was a pain in the arse?
-Nicole
Knit, Nicole, Knit!

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- Laura Birek
  
  February 7, 2013 at 10:21 am | Permalink
  
  Hi Nicole! I learned to knit backwards for entrelac and it became pretty clear that this was a good technique to use for the giganto-blanket as well! I don’t usually knit backwards for other projects, but this definitely saves some arm strength!
  
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