Thank you. That was my exact question.

When do you change ge needles from 8 to 10. Also do you use magic loop. Some details on these subjects would be much appreciated. She does no say when to change he needles

I understand why she did it this way, but honestly, if your video hadn't been here, I'd have still been trying to figure out what exactly I was supposed to do, here. Evidently, this is not the week to go shopping at your store (well, honestly, for the next 5-6 weeks, it looks like) so, lift with your knees, take frequent breaks, put a pad of post it notes in your pocket and a pen behind your ear. I'll try again in October. Thanks again!

These great videos have helped me SO very much! I am now on my 9th Ranunculus and still refer to them to jog my memory.💜🧶

Thank you, Kitty, for letting your mom make this instruction for us so we can have squishy pretty things for our cats to sleep on.

I’m so glad that I found you. Now I have confidence to buy the pattern. Much appreciated!

Thanks so much, I truly want a sweater that fits with minimal ease.

That actually helped alot. Thank you.

Thank you Rebecca for your wonderful step by step videos. What a joy to knit this beautiful pattern with lots of help from you. Midori's pattern is very well written but your help is the icing on the cake!. I can already see myself knitting a collection of Ranunculi. I also love your kitty helper. What a cute kitty! Love from Janet in Sydney Australia xxx

I am here because I am currently frogging my right sleeve....I wish I followed this helpful video first <3

Rebecca, I just found your 2 channels. Wow, you are an amazing teacher! I have done a couple of Corner to Corner shawls, but watching your video helped me understand what I was doing. I am anxious to learn the decrease portion as I want to make a lap throw. You made me excited to begin a C2C project. Thank you and hope your shop move goes smoothly. Looking forward to more teaching videos. 🧶

Thank you SO MUCH for this video. I am a self-taught knitter (and perfectionist) using videos and have tinked a lot! This gives me a clear understanding about putting my stitches back on the needle & I send you lots of hugs for that😊😊😊😊❤

Your explanations were so clear and easy to understand thannk you sooo much!

Two years later, people are still doing this pattern, and these videos are helping immensely! I've always loved the way you explain stuff. I hope you're doing fantastic!

Thank you for this ,very helpful!

Excellent instruction! Thank you

This is such an excellent video. Thank you so very much!!!!!

Thank you so much for the demo. Your instructions are so clear. I love your videos.

Thank you! I could not find a description of Plain Stitch in the pattern.

Hooray love your tips and tricks videos, such a good teacher!

Thank you so much for this video! Your cat is a crack up!!

Thanks for this video. Question for you -- you say drop shoulder/set in sleeve sweaters tend to be made bottom-up. Why is that? Is there a reason they are less commonly made top-down? I've only ever made raglan sweaters myself and want to try a drop shoulder construction, but I'm not excited about making one bottom-up, since I like the ability to try on the sweater as I get near the finish to determine the final lenghts.

Your Ranunculus videos were incredible! Loved every minute. I am currently knitting this pattern and while much of it is pretty straight forward but you helped me see it much better visually. The pattern itself is beautifully written. Every step is there but seeing you do it just validated what I was doing. Could I suggest that doing a proactive thread especially before the lace part might be helpful. You have a great voice and way of demonstrating. Rebecca, great job. I think even Midori Hirose would approve. Love ya ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I successfully completed my Ranuculus because of your videos. They are amazing. Thank you

Love the white board explaining stitches.😊

Best video on ripping back

Thankyou so very much couldn’t have done this without watching this

I made a mistake by knitting Rubi’s right after cast on please show how to increase while knitting the ribs. Thsnks

Please show the portion right after cast on I don’t know what ( k1, wyif sl-, p1 ) and after 90 sts where do zi pick up ( ktbl, p1 ) so the total is 93 sts? I have to cast in 70 sts or it will not put it over my head please help I can’t give up the pattern Thanks

Please show the portion right after cast on I don’t know what ( k1, wyif sl-, p1 ) and after 90 sts where do zi pick up ( ktbl, p1 ) so the total is 93 sts? I have to cast in 70 sts or it will not put it over my head please help I can’t give up the pattern Thanks

Please show how to increase right after the 60 sts I cast on I don’t know how to do Ki wyif

. Thank you so much. The ranunculus pattern has been very enjoyable to knit, thankfully because of your instructions. She has done a terrific job with this pattern, it is amazing. However because of the very slight misinterpretation of the English language, by her or by me, I had quite a few misses. Thankfully you filled in these gaps in my interpretation. I consider myself a competent knitter, but I just didn’t get certain instructions. I have learnt a lot with her pattern and I am looking forward to knitting another. Thanks again ❤❤❤

Thanks!

Que bonito 😊😊de colores me encanta como te abra quedado de cuánto será el hilado

Hi Rebecca I follow the pattern first with crochet tubular co it was do small I need size 12” needle impossible for me head to go through . Then I used German twisted co and I really have to ong it down my face but trouble pulling it out how on earth you were able to used a 16” needle’s? I was reading the pattern @ step 8 =90sts(ktbl, RLi +1 is that means there are 93 sts? If I use double loop co I can go strait co 93 sts right will it work then follow the short row. One of the video on u-tube the lady co 45 sts then she adjust after short row . Can you please help ? As I mention I usually knit by looking a finished garment . I’m not use to to pattern guid. Thanks

Do you have a video explaining the very beginning provisional cast on and the end where you graft it together. I am struggling to understand what is happening there.

Thanks

I used the 100% cotton and used size 6 needle I can’t even use 16” needle instead I used 12” needle ( detachable needle end up only 8” can stretch to only 12”. I love tubular CO it has a round edging look so beautiful. Most of the co I always used German twisted co.

The drawings were soooo useful! Thank you dearly

First met me thank your for being such a great teacher I’m so thankful there is some one like you to have tutorial video for people who night the pattern. I wish Ravery will offer with all patterns the only other knitter that offer tutorial for her own pattern is Kutiva Kika Finish knitter. My question is why no one considered German twisted CO I used that all the time it is the stretchiest cast on 😊❤

The title is deceptive. This video really isn’t for crocheters. All the terms, explanations, starting sides and examples of how they’re worked, were all geared for knitting.

Peccato sono italiana e nn capisco vorrei iniziare sono principiante per questo modello 😔

Thank you for such clear instructions, I never would have been able to do this with just the written pattern

That means you dont need to do the decreases, if you do short sleeves ❓️ please help me 🙏 thank you. 🌎

I feel really dumb but when you are doing the cast on are you using a 16 inch 6 mm needle?

I am so glad I discovered your Videos today.

Very helpful omg. Thank you 🎉

You live in Brevard! Very close to Slidin Rock!!! Wow!! GREAT childhood memories of that wonderful experience of flying down a waterfall!! Thanks for the standing crochet! Got it!!!

you are amazing! I thought I would never figure out this graph you explained it beautifully!! Thank you

vielen vielen lieben dank!!!!🥰🥰🥰