Now I’m what you would call a virgin to this hobby! I started with nothing too thick like chunky or super chunky just fingering to begin with but I kept ruining the finish it came down to my edging so now I’ve mastered edging and became an absolute king of edging I’m now hearing about dominance. I can not wait to dominantly edge with fingering and no longer be that knitting virgin.

I always use twisted stitches when Im knitting a brim, it looks new and holds its stretch forever. But I have only made it work when I'm knitting in a circle

Thank you for this......ive been trying to learn this cast on for a LONG time. You have made it easier to understand. I'm a big fan of you and all things Brooklyn Tweed!

Thank you for this tutorial!

Do you have instructions for the beanie? I would love to learn how to decrease the brioche stitch.

Thank you so much for making this video. I’ve been struggling to get my head around how to cable stitch. This has just make my life so much easier! (And cheaper cause now I don’t have to buy cable needles)

Thank you so much for making this video. I’ve been struggling to get my head around how to cable stitch. This has just make my life so much easier! (And cheaper cause now I don’t have to buy cable needles)

After over 40 years of knitting I finally have found a way to cable without the cable needle.! Good work.

ive never been so confused in my life

Thank you for exellent explanation! It looks nicer than short german rows. 😄

Could you maybe give a tutorial or just quick explanation how to do this pattern, it very beautiful and I've been trying for a week now, but I'm not succeeding.

I have tried to learn this stitch for a month now. I have picked up little things from all videos viewed (many) and finally- thank you- you made sense of it! Really helps to have a first and last knit stitch to keep my stitches centered. So to speak-

Is there a bind off to match the tubular rows?

I’ve been duplicating a handmade hat that someone else made. I couldn’t figure out the v stitches until now. Your explanation and speed was absolutely perfect for me. I can now finish this brimmed Rastah hat! Thank you!

Amazing! I'm relatively new to knitting - how might you decrease on the round to make a hat while maintaining the helical stripe? 🤔

Very clear. What if you are doing 3 row stripes? Thank you.

Super helpful rundown, especially appreciate your explanation of the why, and what we should be seeing in the finished fabric. Thank you!

This was great. Nice and slow and clear. Thanks.

Thank you for teaching ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Does this affect the size of whatever you’re knitting? I have a couple sweater patterns Id love to make reversible

Expremely confusing and with some using the right hand for yarn movement and some the left. Also how to add the new stitch when going through the back or front of the stitch because sometimes it twists when you put it on the needle and sometime it doesn't! Maybe written instructions could be easier. Im off to the wool shop to see whether I've done it correctly or not. And I haven't even got to the main part of the design yet!! Disappointing.

Thank you so much for the tutorial!! It makes colorwork less intimidating for beginners like me <3

Thanks a lot !

6:51 I have been searching for a wonderful explanation of cables and how they work. I’m no longer unsure and I’m going to eventually with practice, make some lovely knits. Thank you ❤

Is this method still possible if the first stitch is purled?

Great video and explanation! I have a question though, when you start knitting in pattern do you need to join in the round? If so, how?

I love your videos! You explain so well and give lots of details and examples! But I was wondering if you can make a video, where you’re working in the round, and there are increases in the middle of the work. I’m doing a Yoke motif, and it increases every so often all the way around, but it’s like 9 stitches one color, but I realized that if I was catching floats in the previous row below, and I do increases in the next row, sometimes it clashes with the “caught floats” and so the contrast color shows through the work, just as you explained about not catching floats in the same area every row. So I’m trying to figure out how to catch the floats without it landing on the increase stitch, haha but I seem to end up in the same spot every time lol Anyway …. Thank you for the videos!

Thank you! This is the only tutorial that made any sense to me. It is simple and clear and it works! Muchas gracias!

is there a tutorial for the non tubular method, i like how the finished blanket edge looks

Can you tell me how much extra yarn I need to leave to do the pico at? Would it be 10 lengths of the scarf to leave? Thank you in advance for your reply.

Thank you for this tutorial. It really helped with my sweater!

Just got to love utube for giving these great tutorials but also the great teachers we have thank you bt 😊

How did you make the base row? It looks like knit stitches on top of one another. Thanks!

thanks! So helpful and clear🤩

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THANK YOU!!!! I have been stuck on a sweater collar for 3 days, trying to figure out the best way to deal with short rows in half-twisted rib. I was halfway there, but spent hours today stuck on how best to wrap and resolve in order to hide them all in the RS purls. Out of dozens of videos and tutorials on the subject, yours explains and demonstrates technique for standard ribbing in a clear, concise manner that makes perfect sense! This has saved me from further hours of frogging and frustration. I salute your expertise and skillful teaching.

Excellent tutorial, very clear instructions. Thank you!!

My pattern has k2, p1, k1, p1,... k2. How do I adapt this to deal with the k2 at the beginning and end?

Was this wool? Cotton?❤

I had knit cables as shown in the video for my entire knitter's life (35+years). This year, I came across a video that proposed a slightly more convenient technique: slip stitches 1&2 purlwise *with the yarn in the front for a right-leaning cable and with the yarn in the back for a left-leaning cable,* knit stitches 3&4, cross the pairs of stitches exactly as shown in this video. Basically, the difference is in the sequence of actions: cross, knit4 vs knit2, cross, knit two; however, the latter way the stitches are less tense, & it's easier to cross them. I hope this will help someone. :)

im gonna be real i use a crochet hook to hold onto my lives while crossing. it takes so much longer i know but i am so terrified of having a run out

I’m trying this for the first time. I have an even number of stitches. My 3 slipped stitches are always before the BOR, so I’m ending up with a lump of the same color just before the BOR, which is not shifting position. How do I prevent that?

Thank you so much, for this trick is awesome gift for knitting journey 😇 helpful.

A very clear explanation of dominant and background color. Plus the idea of drawing part of the pattern to determine which is which is so helpful. Thank you!

Finally I was able to accomplish this very confusing stitch. Your calm video and clear demonstration really helped.

I tend to twist the yarns when throwing from one hand, even while maintaining color dominance. I think this is because of the way I’m catching floats. Does this mean I should be catching them differently?

Thank you so very much!!

Your brims look gorgeous! Definitely goals for me. Maybe after watching this video a few times i can get one as neat. Would you mind telling me what knitting needles you're using?

🤯 Didn’t even know cables WITHOUT a cable needle was even possible. Thank you. I like what you’re making and the yarn is 😍. Are these double ribs on the ends with a single rib in between the cables? I’m trying to figure it out.

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