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Hello! My name is Amy Sturkey. I'm here with my co-instructor, Myla. She has

low tone and Down syndrome. We are here in front of a running treadmill. She

can sit short periods on her own. She still needs to have pillows around her. So, the

research says that we can start trying to do treadmill training. We're going to

give it a shot.They say that you should try for a

minute and see if you can get 10 steps. I think I already know the answer to this

question, but let's give it our best shot for one minute.

Here we go my friend. (setting stopwatch) Ok. Oh boy. Alright. I'm going to be in front of her and just squat to do this.

Okay, so I've got it at 0.5 miles per hour which is notably a little fast. One

step.. Uh-huh. I think that was three steps.. four... oh boy...

five-ish... oh boy... So I'm trying to weight shift her to try to get her to take a

step. I saw another steps. four, five... I don't know about that. We're almost done sweet pea.

...six... oh gosh... Uh-huh. I know. it. I know it...

seven...eight and there was one minute of trying. So she was a very good sport. It's

still a little bit tricky. It's something that we can continue to try, and I bet she'll

get better at it later. Yes, I know. So this is the beginning of treadmill

training. We'll be able to use this to see how she does it comparatively in the

future. I hope you enjoyed this segment, and I

look forward to seeing you in the future. Thanks! Bye!

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How to Knit a Cable Heart Stitch Pattern | Valentine's Day - Duration: 10:17.

How to Knit a Cable Heart.

Hi, Guys! I'm Kristen and today on Studio Knit we are

knitting up this cable heart knit stitch pattern. It has an interlocking design

it's a classic project for Valentine's Day and perfect all year round.

The interlocking hearts are vertical and these panels can be knitted up for a lot

of fun projects. I think that the hearts would look great as a scarf and multiple

panels, they can be pieced together to create a blanket of any size.

It's always fun to see the cable design emerge as you knit it up and these hearts make an

extra special project filled with love. And here is how the cable pattern looks

on the right side of the work and this is what it looks like on the wrong.

And if you're in the mood for love, I have some more great heart patterns

that you'll want to check out. I have puffy hearts softies. I also

have some lace heart patterns, as well as a pillow, another cute little heart

project that you make with i-cords, even some knitting-inspired cupcake treats.

For your materials you can use absolutely any yarn and corresponding

knitting needles of your choice. Here I'm using size 11 with number 5

bulky weight yarn. Of course you'll need a cable needle I'm just using a

double pointed needle that I painted pink on the ends to help you differentiate them

from my regular knitting needles as I demonstrate the cable stitch patterns.

And, of course, scissors and a tapestry needle. We have a garter stitch edge

right here because the base is reverse stockinette and if you are familiar with

stockinette you know that it tends to curl up. Here is the back so you can sort

of see that classic stockinette stitch on the back. So the garter stitch on the

side helps it lay a little bit flat. It still does tend to curl up a bit so you

may want to block this. the width of your scarf depends on the yarn and needles

that you use in my example here it's about 7

inches wide you'll definitely need to get the pattern it's over on my website

totally free on my website page and if you would like the PDF printable version

all you need to do is sign up for my mailing list there are six different

cable stitches in this pattern and I've created a color-coded system it easily

helps you discern the different cable stitches as you go along it's also great

to pin this project to Pinterest to save for later and links for everything you

need to know are in the description below you're excited to knit up some

cable hearts yourself please like up this video it really helps me out and if

you haven't already please make sure to subscribe

So let's knit it up we begin

of course with our beloved Slip Knot and from there we are going to use long tail

cast on method just really simple and we're going to be casting on for this

pattern a total of just 24 stitches now once you have all 24 stitches I am going

to be creating a garter edge so that's just knitting and I'm doing four rows of

the knit stitch to get started so that I have a nice sturdy edge on the bottom

you can totally skip this step you can do two rows, four rows, or even more

whatever you'd like and this is what my four rows of knitting for my garter edge

looks like and I am ready to get started on my cabling so you'll need the pattern

as I mentioned here it begins with some knits and purls and I'm going to be

demonstrating the cable stitches so that as you go along if you have any

questions on exactly what to do you can refer to this video at any time so the

first one we encounter is C4B that means that we take our cable needle

we take two stitches and we take it to the back our

needle is in the back and then it's k2 from our main needle so holding that

cable needle in the back we are going to knit two stitches from our main knitting

needle pretending like that cable needles not even there and now we switch

and from the cable needle we are going to knit two stitches and if cabling is

new to you this might be a little bit of a challenge but I know you're totally up

for it just systematically go through the pattern stitch by stitch and you

will see you're pretty hard emerge it's really cool now the next one is C4F

that means that we're holding the cable needle to the front so we take those two

stitches we hold the cable needle to the front we pretend like it's not even

there as we knit two stitches from our main knitting needle and then we take

the cable needle and sometimes it's a little bit of a stretch

and you knit two stitches directly off your cable needle and then you just

continue on with the knits and purls in the pattern here is how it's shaping up

this is our even row I just wanted to point out that the even rows are

knitting the knits and purling the purls if that's something that you're

familiar with, then it's great, you can just go ahead and you don't have to

refer to the pattern you can easily knit those knit stitches and right there you

see those little purl stitches and you just go along on all of the even rows

knitting the knits and purling the purls. Okay our third cable stitch that we

encounter in the pattern is CR4B okay so that means cable right 4 back so

taking two stitches and holding the cable needle to the back and then

because we are knitting we need to bring that yarn to the back and off of

our main knitting needle we are going to knit

two stitches right here from our main knitting needle and once we've completed

that we take our cable needle and we're going to be purling two stitches from

the cable needle so we'll bring our yarn into the front and this is another one

that requires a little bit of a stretch it can be a little bit of a tight

squeeze but you are in control of the yarn you will make it happen and you

just purl those two stitches right there off of your cable needle

okay we're halfway there our fourth cable needle it's CL4F so we're

taking the cable and we're holding it to the front and we're going to be purling

two stitches off of our main knitting needles to begin with

and then we bring our yarn to the back because we are taking our cable needle

and we are going to knit two stitches from the cable needle and let's take a

minute to admire our work now already after just three rows of our cable

stitch our heart is starting to emerge it's the bottom part of the heart and

let's keep going so our fifth cable stitch is CR3B back so we are taking just

one stitch on our cable needle and holding it to the back and then we are

knitting two stitches right here from our main needle and then we're gonna

finish it up with that one stitch from the cable needle

we take our yarn of course we need to bring it to the front because this is a

purl stitch and we purl it once right here off of our cable needle again

that's another little tight squeeze to accomplish that stitch and I want to

show you right here in the middle you know there's that pretty little cable

that runs up the middle of the hearts and this is a stitch that we've already

done but I just want to point out that we are doing this twice to accomplish

that and the first time is here on row five okay final cable stitch to review

so it is CR3F that is holding two stitches on our cable needle in the

front and then it's just one purl stitch off of our main needle right here and

we're going to bring our yarn around to the back because we finish it up with

the cable needle and it's two stitches off the cable needle this one's a little

bit of a stretch it's not too tight following along with the pattern this is

a pretty simple cable once you get the hang of it and it just makes me so happy

seeing all of these hearts emerge cable knitting always feels really satisfying

because you get these great designs you just keep on going to

get that inner locking heart look and I hope you are inspired to knit up your

own cable knit hearts thank you so much for watching and I'll see you next time, guys.

BYE!

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