This is the c2c equivalent of a fabulous beach reading book, I really love it. Question: can you advise is there a way to adapt this to changing two colors (to make stripes) but carrying the yarn so you don't have to weave in ends? Or should I settle for using a magic knot at the points of color change and risk things not looking quite as neat as they should?

What a fantastic tutorial. I may try this as a long narrow rectangle and make a scarf!

You talk too fast in the video; can't keep up.

Fantastic way to cinch closed. I have struggled with the pulling each one and sewing them together. This is so much neater. Thank you!

What circle yarn machine are you using? I want a sturdy one any recommendations

Do you have this project on ravelry? Like to link it if you do so you get credit

I highly appreciate your detailed teaching instructions. And you are very patient in teaching. LOVE the blankets you have made. Will be starting a blanket as my nephew has a baby boy on 25th January 2025. Thank you once again. ❤❤❤

Good morning, I loved your clear instructions and made a wonderful blanket. I would like to pick your brains please. I am experienced but mainly with amigurumi. I am making a shawl with scheepjes whirl on recommended hook 3.5. It feels a bit loose but I don't know if that's because I'm used to working on two hook sizes down at least for amigurumi. I messaged the pattern designer about thus but all she offered was 'trust your instincts'. Not much help there. So I'm continuing and possibly blocking will improved the finish, being a shawl you don't want it too stiff. I'm just wondering, in your opinion, do you always go down a hook size generally speaking. Do you have any experience of making a lace shawl. I would appreciate your thoughts please, thanks xxx

😮 that’s fantastic! Will make one today. Thank you for sharing this method.

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much!

I'm saving this one, it's all I need to know and nothing extra. I have been applying I-cords to the right side but your way looks much neater. Thanks!

Thank you!

Just finishing up this blanket. It’s a fun pattern and easy for me to remember. Thank you!

What if we are using chunky yarn how many stitches should one cast on for a size for 3 year old boy

Your video was incredibly straight forward. I am looking forward to adjusting the border on my Annie’s Knit Afghan Block of the Month Club to have neater corners. This is a much more finished look than they share.

I am knitting these blankets for the neo natal unit in the Luton and Dunstable hospital. It was where I was born in 1953,and my daughter was born in 1969,she was in the baby species care unit. I have knitted several blankets from your patterns and now doing the Sophie Thank you for sharing these lovely designs Xx

Hola sesde chile gracias por enseñarme consulta cuantas vueltas haces para cada color un abrazo enorme y bendiciones

I love that technique I will certainly use it, but I have one question; Is it possible to knit that pattern in a round?

does anyone know if this would help straighten out projects that curl? i just knit my first scarf with a simple knit stitch and purls and it rolls like crazy on the sides

Awesome! ❤

I love your blankets... can you do a c2c with seed stitch and double seed stitch middle section?

what a rigmarole to get a patt, worked it out without having to pay subscription to different companies. very confusing too many flashing ads wanting you to tap here n there. ! beware

Thank you for showing how these stitches look in the final fabric. ❤

I have been doing the KFB for several years on different projects that I have knitted. And since I enjoy knitting, I want to thank you for your great presentation.

Amazing. So easy and at the same time so goodlooking..

Estupendo, gracias!😊

Thank you for such a clear and simple video. I couldn’t understand the icord instructions on the pattern I’m following. Then watched about five videos on KZbin till I found yours. Thank you so much.❤

Thank you very much for this tutorial. I'm learning and this helped me a lot!

Nice video and instructions 👍 I've started this several times and have to start over as I keep adding a stitch so the ribbing is wonky, very annoying!

Hi thank you so much can you if you don’t mind what size of needle do you use for medium 4 yarn 🧶

I really love the look of this pattern! I've been looking for a new take on the rib stitch and Im looking forward to trying this out. Thank uou for sharing!

Hi thank you sharing the pearl cast ❤

Thank you so much 💜🫶🏻

Happy with this pattern, thank you

Never have I seen a purl stitch done quite so complicatedly, it seems to have about 4 twists. Does it make a better fabric than a normal purl?

Thank you. I enjoyed knitting along with you. Thank you for the tutorial ❤

FYI, I bought 2oz. skein, 57 grams, it was not enough yarn. Love the pattern, thank you.

Thank you! I much prefer this look (and it just seems so much more secure, as well).

What is row 5 of pattern

Thank you so much for such a good and thorough explanation! I’m starting knitting as a complete beginner and I’m able to do this cast on method!! ❤

thank you cant say that enough

Can you do this in just stockinette stitch please.

Beautiful work.

I just purchased this pattern! I'm excited to get started!! It's beautiful!

I thank you so much for this video it saved me I almost pull out my whole project...but I learned from you thnx soo so much

I have started on this with chunky 4mm needle yarn ...Did 4 rows..but I am yet to see ribbing...Am I doing something wrong ? Will it look better with thinner yarn or needle ?

Good afternoon, I have been knitting this scarf and I love it, I was hoping to make a matching hat, do u have a hat pattern to know roughly how many stitches i should cast on roughly, thanks for the great tutorial

The needle - It is right to left it’s just through the back

I love how clear your instructions are. Best I've seen. And for explaining why you can't stockinette an entire rectangular striped piece. I couldn't figuret hat out. Thank you.

Just need to finish stitching the top garter stitch border and then that's blanket number 7 I've knitted. I would never have got through this many blankets without your inspiration. Not only am I using up a lot of yarn but I'm also making a lot of small balls to use in a crochet scrappy blanket that I'm slowly making.