Knitters who are comfortable with both English style and Continental style knitting can carry one colour with their right hand and one with their left, although it is also possible to simply use two different fingers for the two colours of yarn and knit both using the same style.

Knitters also use pencil roving, similar to Lopi style yarns, or when making a thrummed item.

The Framework Knitters ' Company ranks sixty-fourth in the order of precedence for Livery Companies.

Knitters generally ensure that the yarn for a project comes from a single dye lot.

Knitters decorated the trees, benches, and light posts with colorful yarn and unique patterns.

Hinckley United was formed in 1997 from the amalgamation of Hinckley Town and Hinckley Athletic, and is known as the Knitters — a nickname that comes from the town's history as a textile-producing centre.

Detail of a woman wearing a bedgown and petticoat, from The Wensleydale Knitters by George Walker, 1814.

Knitters have developed methods for giving the illusion of a circular wale, such as appear in Celtic knots, but these are inexact approximations.

As of September 2011, Knitters Without Borders donors have contributed CAD $ 1, 062, 217.

A side project of some of the band members was Poor Little Critter on the Road in 1985, under the name The Knitters: X minus Zoom, plus Dave Alvin ( of The Blasters ) on guitar and Johnny Ray Bartel ( of The Red Devils ) on double bass.

The Knitters were devoted to folk and country music ; their take of Merle Haggard's " Silver Wings " " may be the definitive version.

In 2005, Doe, Cervenka and Bonebrake reunited with Dave Alvin and Johnny Ray Bartel to release a second Knitters album, 20 years after the first, entitled The Modern Sound of the Knitters.

Literary Company whose authors include: Henry Rollins ( Publisher, Black Flag ), Iggy Pop ( The Stooges ), Exene Cervenka ( X, Auntie Christ, The Knitters ), Nick Cave ( Birthday Party, Bad Seeds, Grinderman ), Michael Gira ( The Swans ), Joe Cole, Tricia Warden, Don Bajema, Bill Shields, Jeffery Lee Pierce ( The Gun Club ), and Ellyn Maybe.

The Worshipful Company of Framework Knitters is one of the Livery Companies of the City of London.

Unlike many other companies, the Framework Knitters ' Company has retained close connections to its original trade, most members of the company being involved with the craft.

Some of the Framework Knitters Homes date back to 1909, while the North Memorial Homes, financed by Sir Jonathan North ( former Mayor of Leicester ) were built in 1927 and opened in the same year by the Prince of Wales.

He is a former member of The Blasters, X, and The Knitters.

Alvin became a member of country band The Knitters and appeared on their 1987 album Poor Little Critter on the Road and their 2005 follow-up, The Modern Sounds of The Knitters.

Among the bands to play the reopened location were The Meat Puppets, Steve Forbert, The Knitters, The Pipettes, Cash Registers, Longwave, Rob Dickinson, The Black Angels, Cruel Black Dove and Quiet loudly.

The Knitters played their first gig at the Cathay.

This scene also produced bands such as The Blasters, X, Los Lobos, The Gun Club, The Knitters, and The Plugz.

The band was saluted in the Van Halen song " Top Jimmy ", and mentioned in " The Call of the Wreckin ' Ball ," on the The Knitters album, Poor Little Critter on the Road and the X album, Live at the Whisky a Go-Go.

At the formation of the club, a competition was held for fans to come up with a nickname and The Knitters was chosen.

Individual crocheters work yarn with a loose or a tight hold and, if unmeasured, these differences can lead to significant size changes in finished garments that have the same number of stitches.

North Americans call this gauge, referring to the end result of these adjustments ; British crocheters speak of tension, which refers to the crafter's grip on the yarn while producing stitches.

As another sign of the popularity of knitting in the early 21st century, a large international online community and social networking site for knitters and crocheters, Ravelry, was founded by Casey and Jessica Forbes in May 2007.

A physical hard drive or optical media, such as CD-ROM, DVD, and Blu-ray must move a head or optical eye into position and tape drives must wind or rewind to a particular position on the media before reading or writing can occur.

Moreover, the Pentax placed controls in locations that would become standard on 35 mm SLRs from all manufacturers, such as the right-handed rapid wind lever, the bottom right mounted rewind release, and film speed reminder around the film rewind crank, a location that remained standard even when the dial went from being merely a reminder to the photographer to actually controlling the light-meter built into later SLRs.

One particularly common failing occurred should tape slack develop within the cassette ; the tape from the top ( takeup ) spool may droop into the path of the bottom ( supply ) spool and become entangled in it if rewind was selected.

The Prince has the ability to " rewind " time and travel up to ten seconds into the past.

Confronting Illyria, he tricks her into transforming into Fred so that he can shoot her, reverting her to her true form in the hope that he can convince her to use her powers to rewind time so that the Fall never occurs, only for Illyria to vow to unmake time itself.

This version features the ability to " rewind " the game to any prior point upon dying, save clips of gameplay, and play co-operatively online, as well as the standard " Dukematch " online mode.

* In Star Trek Online, players can use a Tipler Cylinder device which has a " dense beryllium cylinder core that rotates at near light speed, allowing your ship to perform a Temporal Backstep and rewind time approximately 13 seconds.

Proponents of the rewinders argued that the use of the rewind function on the standard VHS player would lead to kinks in the tape that would affect playback quality.

At the introduction stage, a manufacturer ( Sony ) trail-blazes a new product ( a portable cassette player with the trademark name " Walkman ") with the most basic feature set ( play, pause, stop, fast forward, rewind, eject ) in order to engage the consumer and support use and acceptance ; meanwhile, competitors " wait and see " if the product will create a market worth investing in.

Since most Robot cameras by then were sold for industrial use where the camera was fixed in position, Robot also introduced versions without a finder, and even without rewind.

Indeed, its operation was a lesson in engineering simplicity, easy to set up, easy to calibrate, and easy to use, with only one rewind and forward operation in an utterly unique unidirectional auto-reverse deck.

The simplest, Interactivity with a TV set is already very common, starting with the use of the remote control to enable channel surfing behaviors, and evolving to include video-on-demand, VCR-like pause, rewind, and fast forward, and DVRs, commercial skipping and the like.

Once viewers are watching a movie they have full control over it by the use of pause, rewind and fast forward functions, much like a DVD.

They use electric motors to advance and rewind the film.

From the 1940s to 1980s, filmstrips provided an easy and inexpensive alternative to 16mm projector educational films, requiring very little storage space and being very quick to rewind for the next use.

The vortex would not open again for a year, and despite the protestations of his friends and allies Vector Prime made the decision to use his powers to rewind time and open the vortex again – even though a feat of such magnitude would end his life.