Knitting Help - Flicking

"Flicking" is a fast, but unusual, way of knitting right-handed. Because the right needle is never released to wrap the yarn, it is comparable to the speed of continental knitting. This is the way that I knit, and I have received many requests to slow down and explain it in detail. The poncho on the mannequin is here (not my design): http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/115-11-short-poncho-in-2-threads-kid-silk-with-rib-and-cables The pattern for the sweater I'm wearing is here (not my design): http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sitcom-chic I knit my sweater with a cotton yarn that has been discontinued. The yarn I use for demonstration is Cascade 220.