@GoodKnitKisses3 years agoI created a better series this year with 12 lessons for the complete beginner. Here is a playlist. Time stamps for help are there and also links to left handed videos ...1
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@rionacarrington1156last yearI started knitting when I was younger but I stopped. Your videos really helped get the basics again. I pray that God heals you. Thanks again! 1
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@_Hhorror_10 years agoI just wanted to say a quick THANK YOU. because of your videos I can now knit! I've wanted too for years! And now I am starting my very own blanket. Thank you soooo much for your wonderful easy to follow videos, I've watched many "knitting for beginners" but yours was the only one that I actually learned from! THANK YOU! ...13
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@TheMegaPegasister11 years agoYOU ARE THE BEST! I'm 16 and decided I wanted to learn to knit, and actually followed along to your videos using colored pencils as needles! Today I went out and bought some real knitting needles, and just knit my first hat! Thank you so much!!!! :) ...
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@Leaettamw6 years agoWhen ever i want to know how to knit i search you out. You are the best. Slow, confident, easy to see, love the sound of your voice, You are my online Knitting teacher.THANK YOU
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@morticiamorris421910 years agoCan I just say that out of all the video's I've tried to watch on how to knit. Yours has made the most sense and is the most simplest to follow. Thanks!
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@champy5119 years agoI made my grandmother some potholders with these techniques you taught me, and I am sure she will love them!! thank you soooo much!
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@melaniealfred9 years agoYour videos singlehandedly taught me how to knit. They are so easy to follow and your speed is just right for me. I tried other tutorials before chancing upon yours and found them too fast, and the movement of the yarn was difficult to follow. You've done such a great job focussing on teaching beginners. I do hope you would consider teaching basic patterns or other stitches. I still come back to watch your bind off and purl stitch videos when I'm stuck! Thank you! ...
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@nikkimathews100310 years agoI am a crocheter, but decided to give knitting a try. Your videos are the reason I can now say that I know how to do both! Thank you!
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@BenQuigley11 years agoim a 17 year old male and my grandmother knits, she is right handed and im left and she has never been able to teach me how to know after watching your series on beginner knitting and now I can sat that I can knit pretty well, thank you so much!! ...
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@thatgirlmadge2 years agoYou help my so much with slow easy to see step by step instructions! I just finished my first knitting piece solo! Thank you for everything. My mother was my teacher, she passed away 2 years ago, I miss her terribly, but your videos on beginner knitting have helped me too now. Thank you! ...
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@jeanellemajcen53139 years agoI bookmarked all three videos too! I want to do my first row a regular knit stitch then turn and do a pearl stitch so I get a straight scarf! You went slow enough I could follow and the color or yarn was perfect to show me how to do it all! You are a savior for teaching me how to do something I have wanted to learn for years! ...3
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@theresapelham19188 years agoKristen you are a dream....you are helping me get through winter with your slow and steady tutorials..and I am so grateful!
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@loue10411 years agoYou've taught me how to cast on, knit, and cast off. Thank you so much 1
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@nashfamilyclips9 years agoI can't figure out why you'd give this or any of Kristen's videos a thumbs down. She's great for beginners (me!) and I've already forwarded videos of hers to a friend who's also a beginner. Thank you, Kristen!! ...
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@cool42pup10 years agoI've watched a whole bunch of videos to teach me how to knit and this series has really helped me! Thank you!
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@nicole203611 years agoThank you so much for these videos! I had several people try to teach me to knit but I never quite got it, but your videos are slow and clear enough for me to actually see what I have to do. Now I'm working on my first scarf. Thanks! ...
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@Laurie0311 years agoAWESOME!!! Between you and my Mom I am learning to knit at age 40! And am starting to really enjoy it! Thank-you!!
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@carly48478 years agoI have tried to knit since I was about five, tried and failed many video tutorials not even my fashion teacher in college could teach me my mother, my aunt all failed, you taught me, and you don't know how thankful I am :) ...
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@heatherbryant665511 years agoSo glad I found this video! I started knitting about a year and a half ago, never could figure out how to bind off. So I can now finish the 5 scarves I have made.
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@beanpod208 years agoI am a big fan of all your videos. As a begging knitter I appreciate how you do a "play by play" to show us what you are explaining. :) You explain the techniques very well. I have learned a lot from your videos thank you. :) ...
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@msclarkist9 years agoI crochet and have started knitting watching your videos. They are clear and easy to understand. Great job and thanks!
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@hew24suncook9 years agoJust wanted to say how much I love your knitting videos! I knit my first scarf last month and learned everything I needed from your videos! I picked up a skein of yarn last night and knit 1/2 of my 2nd scarf already in 1 day. Just need to buy more yarn :) ...5
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@DeathSlayerKid11 years agoYou probably need to watch the previous videos. The instructions are easy to follow and very well thought out.
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@sonquayasmalls568011 years agoThank you. This is easier than I thought it was going to be. 2
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@christinekwak273310 years agoi love all your videos, great lighting, up close, slow enough to follow, and use of large yarn that is solid colored helps with the pattern differentiation. love em all!!! I'm bookmarking all your vids! 4
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@katstarq10 years agoI have to agree with all the others. I decided to learn to knit a week ago and started three days ago and just completed my first scarf with a basic knit stitch. My grand daughter will love it. I am NOT a crafty/hobby type person at all but with your fantastic video it made it so good. Next.. I'll try to pearl. Looking forward to more! Thank you!! ...
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@crispinthumbtwiddle27 years agoThank you for creating videos that are easy to follow. After I don't know how many decades I have finally learnt to knit and I am enjoying it and looking forward to creating something meaningful. Again thank you.
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@babygurlxo51836 years agoThank you, Good Knit Kisses, for fully teaching me how to knit! Couldn't have done it without you! :) 1
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@pearlsamb82999 years agoThis whole beginner knitting series was great! Great pace, great explanations of what the steps are accomplishing. I certainly could do a scarf with the 4 videos I've seen. Thank you!
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@mtnquilts10 years agoI can't even begin to tell you how helpful your videos are to me! Thank you so much for taking the time to make them. :)
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@Sirdidmas9 years agoThis is the best knitting tutorial series i've found on youtube. Thanks so much!
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@patwilson352811 years agoThank you so much. Finally someone that I can actually follow for beginners.
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@dorothyatchison182510 years agoI recently joined a knitting group and I must say that they are a big help and offer lots of encouragement but your wonderful vids have saved my butt more often than not ... many thx for sharing
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@GoodKnitKisses11 years ago@"Barbara Kenney" are they evening out though after a few rows? This can also get evened out by blocking (a light washing or spray and use Tpins to a towel on a bed or some kids letter block mats). So glad to help, hopefully that helps too :) Thanks for watching! ...
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@cuteyalexia11 years agoThank you very much! I watched plenty videos on how to knit and your videos are the only ones that help.
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@shaylasanders95610 years agoThank you so much! I used to struggle with knitting and stopped knitting, but luckily I tried one more time and you were here! Thank You! 1
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@ritamcniven302110 years agoThank You for charing, I star a scarf many years ago, I couldn't finished because I forgot how to bind off, until I saw your video, I'm happy that I finished my scarf.
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@SleepyRedNblack9 years agoThese videos are really amazing and i love that there at my pace and not too fast so easy to watch and learn I've only been nitting for a week but so looking forward to learning more
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@magreyeyes7 years agoI love your videos! They are like relearning everything grandma taught me :) Thank you!!
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@GoodKnitKisses11 years agoThat is wonderful Ben, I'm thrilled for you! I'm sure your grandmother will be excited! :) Thanks for commenting. It made my day. :) Blessings, Kristen
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@shayataco24210 years agoI followed your steps and I made a little nice scarf. and I thank you for showing this to people on youtube cause your videos are amazing!
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@fmalover13863 years agoThank you so much I’ve wanted to nap for a while and I found you and I really appreciate your videos
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@maxolliefrisket10 years agoTHANKS so much for the having captioning for us that can't hear!! 2
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@sorakirei11 years agoTHANK YOU! Your videos are the best. I don't know why I didn't come here first for this simple bind off. <3
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@31Jenni9 years agoThank you great video and explanation for those that are picking up knitting again. I had not heard the term 'binding off' as I'm used to the British terminology - 'casting off'. Great! 2
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@GoodKnitKisses11 years ago@"Airon Jake Pimentel" Thanks! Yes, you can knit two ends together. It is called grafting. You can graft two pieces using the kitchener stitch. There are several videos by others on this method. I do not have one yet since I'm still working on being more proficient at my knitting skills before teaching. I can do this method but don't want to show it till more comfortable. I hope this helps you! :-) Happy Knitting - Kristen ...
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@joymason559210 years agoThanks so much! My daughter and I have started knitting and your videos are the best! They are easy to follow and you do a gre4at job in showing how to do each stitch. I've just finished my first scarf requested by my 2 year old. ...
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@angieliddle44168 years agoThanks, your teaching has been such a easy way for me to learn.
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@mariapetrarca189910 years agoKnitting is something I have always wanted to learn and now i can! I am making an infinity scarf and it is coming out really well!
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@hattiem.79669 years agoI'm very close to binding off my scarf at the end.The teacher tried to show me but I said I need to finish it then see if I can do this looking at your video.My classes are each Tues.and she had to fix a hole I made a few days ago so I couldn't knit anymore.Thats one thing I need to learn to do,fix holes with my knitting needles ( not using a crochet hook ) which I do have.Once I have knitted some I will start learning to Crochet again. ...
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@zer166110 years agothanks for youre videos kristen im actually showing and saving youre videos to my mom who really wanted to learn, and youre videos helps a lot.
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@christinestokes535110 years agoI've just done my first cast off using your video and got it near perfect for a 1st try! Your videos are excellent!
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@Sauleta198110 years agoForgot how to cast off after soooo long.. at least this refreshed my memory. With a new knitting project. That envolves squares..
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@tsaiyana10 years agoI know that needle knitting is uncomfortable for your wrists but thank you for you videos. I've watched many others and this by far has explained knitting the easiest way possible. Can't wait to start knitting 😊
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@shalviyah04ysrayl198 years agoI like your videos thr best, because you take your time and explain every detail, everything was clear & easy to understand, thanks so much for sharing.
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@thewheezyone11 years agoI just want to say how much I liked your beginner videos! I tried several others but I think you do a very good job of showing clearly what is going on, thank you! You've helped me and several friends get our start :)
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@americangirlballet10 years agoI love your videos! I started a scarf two days ago just from watching your videos. I'm more of a crochet person, but I thought I'd try knitting.
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@joyguidry801710 years agoI absolutely love you video I'm a loom knitter and I wanted to learn how to needle knit . I was going to take a class but you did an amazing job in your videos thank you so much for sharing. I'm gonna make my first scarf this week. Thanks again :) ...
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@velvet8889 years agoThank you for taking the time to make and post these videos! They are soooo helpful!
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@kenzieegert238910 years agoThat video was really helpful! I've been trying to learn that for months and that video told me how much quicker! Thank you! 1
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@Swangels310 years agoHi, You give great videos. I look at the dummies for knitting that was binding off and I didn't get it but yours I understood. Thank you, you went the extra mile. Cassandra
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@dianedukes30968 years agoI am visually impaired these video are so easy to follow, thanks so much.
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@lauracable35367 years agoThanks so much. I find your videos very helpful. I am just learning and am very grateful for them.
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@GoodKnitKisses10 years ago@"Nadira Jones" it's considered one, great question! I like to count those softly to myself as I'm working those two stitches over each other so I can keep up.
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@Hannah8510 years agoThank you SO much for these videos GoodKnitKisses I have JUST finished my 2nd ever scarf - this one uses "Eyelash yarn" so I found it very difficult to knit, I don't know what I'd have done without your video's to show me how to cast on & bind off :-) I now have a beautiful new scarf for the winter! :-D Thank you so much! x ...1
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@tiffanymorse398310 years agoI love your videos :) they've really helped me out as I am just learning to knit. Thank you for being clear and keeping it easy to understand.
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@ktntr11 years agoI agree with Nickey. Thanks for sharing your videos. I'm learning a lot from them!
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@sherpenciltheartist80079 years agoYour very good teacher you explain well in knitting. I do love your channel!!
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@18californialove11 years agoThank you so much!! I love your videos! Thanks to you, I've learned how to knit in one night!
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@VIllaTemprance10 years agoThanks for the videos! They have helped while I've been learning to knit, especially this one, to bind off.
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@Grayson169610 years agoEasy, breezy bind off tut...thank you so much, GoodKnitKisses 1
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@meliniva9 years agoThese videos inspired me to start knitting. Will buy my starters pack today :D can't wait to knit myself a nice scarf! :) Thank you!
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@chriss56899 years agoThx ur the best I made something on Christmas for my dad he loved it
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@randyscott99799 years agoKristen could you show a video that goes slow on how to join a new ball of yarn ? I have found you knitting instructions to be the best because you go slow enough for us to catch on what is going on. I have tried looking at other videos and they knit so fast I can not keep up but your instructions really do help me thank you again for your teaching methods ...
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@Iamapotato97657 years agothank you your videos really helped me I have known how to kinnt some what for a long time this has really helped me to step up my game!
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@jeffrogers10949 years agoKristen thank you so much for your wonderful lesson i have learned so much from you and to cast off now thank you for being a brilliant Teacher for me .xx
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@TeeDee31711 years agoThank You Kristen, your videos are so informative and helpful, I have just started knitting and I only follow your videos:)
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@beckyrotterdam55778 years agoThank you so much! Wasn't able to figure out other video's, but yours are very usefull. 1
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@kimcritien22018 years agohi, great videos for beginners. they are very helpful , short and easy to understand....
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@amberwatts60209 years agoThank you soooo much Kristen I have become quite a good knitter thanks to you out of everyone I watched your tech was the best one for me and now I gotta practice binding off :) Thanks again so much Good Bless btw I love the green yarn you chose its awesome!!! 😍 ...
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@ashantihypolite-francis565011 years agoThank you so much this was the best video i have seen by far...very helpful
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@GoodKnitKisses11 years agoThank you! The tension will get more even the more knitting you attempt. try sitting for a longer session each time to get a rhythm and pace to the same stitch over and over again. You will get better at the tension I promise :-) Thanks for watching and don't forget to subscribe for more videos on knitting with needles and more! -Kristen ...
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@Truthseeker195710 years agoThank you! First time ever doing this and you made this so simple to follow!!!!
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@tianamills648810 years agoThanks! So helpful. And thanks for going slow and exaggerating the movements, it helped alot. :)
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@aleta19865 years agoI finally got this with your he!p!! Great videos!
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@annthistleton29308 years agoThank you for sharing these videos I've always wondered how to cast of. bind of. looks great.
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@GoodKnitKisses11 years agoNo, I haven't made a video on that yet. perhaps in the future. in the meantime check out verypinkknits channel for more advanced knitting.
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@GoodKnitKisses11 years agoThank you so much! Yes I do plan on videos for this one day but have been super backed up on when has already been filmed and needs to be edited. Another wonderful knitting channel is verypinkknits. Check out Staci's channel for my advanced knitting ...
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@123msumner9 years agoThank you for your careful and clear directions. You make it easy to follow!
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@Tifferoony7711 years agoI love your videos! I've looked at so many videos and only yours seem to be so well explained and slowly demonstrated. Is there any way you could do a quick video on increasing and decreasing? I can't seem to understand any of the ones I've watched so far and I'm so fed up ! Thank you ! x ...
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@jessicamerry10968 years agoso your videos have been helping me learn to knit. the only issue that I'm having is binding off the last stitch.
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@eatmangoesnaked10 years agoyou're rad! i've made a gorgeous blanket with your help! thanks :)
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@giahafer329010 years agoThanks so much! This video really helped me! God bless your videos.
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@GoodKnitKisses11 years agoYou cut the yarn and then pull the access through. there is a tail left at both ends that you will weave in with a crochet hook or even a latch hook. I do have a video on both if needed.
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@emilymcevoy49759 years agoThanks for the videos. Super help for a newbie like me ☺
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@gen281811 years agoThank you so much I really needed it! I was confused after finishing! I didn't know what to do thx 4 this vid it was really helpful
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