Staci, you're a superhero!!!! Thanks for unraveling the complicated stuff to make knitting challenges more manageable and fun :)

Thank you!! This is the easiest button tutorial I’ve found!!

How do you finish the last stitches

As always your videos are helpful and thoughtfully created. This is my go-to channel for knitting help!

Thank you for this video! My question is what is the best way to join the i-cord cast on for knitting in the round?

the intro music reminds me of the old TV show "Bewitched".

Brilliant!!!

Curious to know if this can be done on magic loop??

Yesss!! Finally! 😂 Thank you!

I hate Kitchener stitch, it's just so complicated and illogical (IMO), and I've never managed to make it look seamless & neat, no way (I even prefer 3-needle bind-off to Kitchener), but with this tutorial, maybe I need to give it another try ;D

Thank you for this video you are so awesome I am forever indebted to you

Thank you so much. Sometimes I need someone to slow down and show me how it's done.

My knitpick winder died after just a few uses. Found out this isn’t uncommon. Would appreciate any suggestions for winders that don’t fall apart. Thanks.

Thank you! You have become my go to for help, always very clear directions, thank you so much, 👍🏻👍🏻

Es el mejor video sobre estas agujas que vi!😊

Thank you!!!!

I am having a difficult time transitioning from the brk round to the brp round I just can't seem to understand the transition portion. Very difficult for me...

What I can never decide if you are changing size and stitch ie after ribbing to say stocking stitch do you change in the same row or change needles then stitch

m1 and m1r and m1l what different with 3 of them ?

This pattern calls for cable cast on with #8 US needle and row of knit stitches with #15 needle. I'm having some trouble pushing the #15 needle through the cast on. Would it be a good idea to do the cable cast on stitches loosely?

Thanks for this video, really useful to know that you can do that for us newbies! ❤

This pattern is so easy and such a nice result. Your tutorials have taught me a lot ,thank you for them.😊

Thanks!

So true. I actually slid a sweaters-worth of needles onto an interchangeable set multiple times before I figured this out. Such a helpful tip for a beginner. 😊

Great video

This is awesome. Thank You.

Lovely, clear demonstration! Where do you get the ring markers please? Your Podcasts have helped me a lot along the way. Thanks so much ❤

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Thank you for such a great explanation!!

So how do you get that nice tight fabric? I am ending up with gaps and it's driving me crazier than I already am 😅 I am using Caron one pound worsted weight yarn and 4 1/2mm needles. Thanks in advance 🌻

Even after 10 years since you posted this….i just found it and loved it! Thanx!

Got a Knitter’s Pride ball winder 2nd hand (looked new in the box :)! and am having trouble with the dowel in the middle- it doesn’t touch the little cone piece so it’s not winding. Is there something the check to see if I can fix this?

This is so beautiful it’s on my list! I have a lot of wonderful colors but in acrylic and I’m excited to get it started

Wow! This makes it easier! Thank you so much.

Amazing, this helped me not have to tink back 7 rows on a blanket. This is exactly what I needed to fix a few columns in my blanket!

Thanks you! Very helpful! 😘

Brilliant idea. I have been knitting for getting on for 70 years but never heard of this style of casting on before. Just shows, one is never too old to learn something new.

Awesome! Love your videos! I’ve been knitting since I was 8 years old and still learning ! I’m now 79! Thanks for always sharing your help!

My preference is Norwegian knitting. I spent a whole week determined to learn it and am happy I didn’t give up because it is so much more comfortable and less movement. I badly broke my wrist and didn’t pick up a knitting needle or crochet hook for over 1.5 years. To this day certain things in my hand, thumb and wrist hurts, so I am thankful I learned this way. They say it is more ergonomic. I do modify how I purl a little though.

This technique is SUCH a game changer. It makes ribbing go so much faster. Thank you for sharing!

This is an amazing video thank youuuuu I finally managed to do this correctly ❤ now I just need to do it 500 more times jdskdjskdjsk

Love thus!!

Does it matter which way you wind the yarn on the two turns? Clockwise or counter-clockwise? And also, why does my yarn twist so badly when I’m knitting holding two strands of yarn together to make a bulkier yarn. I’m knitting twenty to thirty stitches, and then spending the same amount of time untwisting my two strands before I can continue with the next twenty or thirty stitches. What am I doing wrong? My project is taking forever?

This saved me! You’re videos are amazing, thank you!

Amazing bind off & perfect timing… I’m making a sweater w/ shoulder seams - absolutely going to use your video & this technique to bind off! Thank you for your great videos!

A great video; you always describe things so well. It would help if you cast on a row and show viewers how to join using magic loop and then go on and show us how to complete rounds. Thank you for your wonderful tutorials!

I’m right handed, but i knit left handed because it puts less strain on my hand. I learned continental, but i throw with my left hand because i was already used to using my left hand, and because i thought keeping the yarn in the right hand didn’t make sense if the knitting was going right to left.

So pretty ❤

Thank you very much this reminds me of the magic ring in crochet.

Are the front sides facing each other inside or wrong sides facing each other for this method for connecting shoulders?