A little tip if you’re finding it increasingly difficult to knit the later rows. The 6 stitches on the first row end up being stretched out to the length of the 81 stitches on the last row. If you divide the row onto two DPNs you can hold them at an angle so that the bottom row doesn’t have to stretch.

Hey do you know how much sticthes id put if i was using dk yarn and 5 mm needles?? thanks

Thank you for this video! Thanks to this, I was able to do my first, successful color change!

Can we use it for a shawl

I wanted to buy myself a fun tie but everything I find is either too big or too expensive. Gonna make my own now, thank you :D

Absolutely gorgeous

Brilliant video. I've been searching for ages, and no one else has said what to do with the stitch above. I tried dropping it and that didn't work. But yeah, this shows so nicely without having to sit through loads of waffle. Can't wait to finish my project now! Cheers 😊

you can still see them on the back...

you can still see them....

I really like your pattern and the two colour design. Could I use 100% linen yarn for this pattern? Would it make a nice material for a facecloth?

Thank you so much, I was struggling so much trying to figure out how to do this stitch. I learned to knit today and needed a purl stitch to make a hat. Thank you so much!

That was a great, easy to follow video. Thank you it really helped me out 😁

Tu for idea.

So easy and cute

can i use whatever colors i want? even if the border is a different color than the inside?

What a gorgeous channel! Beautiful patterns too 😍😍😍😍 THANK YOU

Thank you so much for the quick tip!!

Hi Kristen, I sent a comment some time ago about how I love this book, no longer being a beginner I still return to this book for inspiration when I don’t want to find / buy a pattern. I have just started a child’s throw using the Diamond Brocade pattern. Aran yarn 5.5m circular needles with seed stitch borders edging… it is absolutely beautiful and looks all snow and wintry so I think I shall put it away for a Christmas gift. Thank you so much for all your help and tips 🎉🎉🎉

Love the linen stitch and your color changes make for a more interesting cloth. I use size US 6 needles with worsted weight cotton dishcloths because it makes a tighter cloth and they don't get all stretched out when wet. Thank you for the pattern!

Pity there is no link to the free pattern.

I just started knitting earlier this month, and finished a mini scarf for my cat with the garter stitch so I came into this only feeling confident in my basic knitting stitch, and coming here with only a basic understanding of how to purl (knowing the concept and more or less how to do it with no technique), after watching your video I finally understand an easy way to do my purls! Thank you for this tutorial and your website for giving easy to understand tutorials for both how to do the actual knitting and the guide to how to read knitting patterns. They are really helpful and it’s really encouraging as a new knitter to be able to understand such interesting looking stitching easily.

Is circular knitting needles easier than knitting looms

This was super helpful. Thank you!

I did it and its not identical on both sides for me. Im very confused i dont see how i did it wrong

So glad I found you. You are so helpful.

Thanks sooooo much ❤❤❤

The best cable knitting pattern 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This is so cute and easy to make. Thank you so much ❤❤

Great tutorials! Just purchased your book. So excited that you have these patterns for flat and in the round knitting! 🧶. Sometimes these patterns look so difficult, but with your clear instructions it's not so hard! Thank you very much!

thank you! this was very helpful <3

Can you use this as a coaster?

Got it! Thank you!!😊

instead of sewing the ends can u just tie the strings and cut them?😊

How much time it would take to complete?

this is adorable, and easy to make. I'm doing them in sport weight yarn and size 5 needles.

Despite being left handed, this looks weird to me! I knit right- handed, not sure why, I just think I was taught that way. I remember learning as a child (knitting like a cissy a relative in the 1970 s called it!) and it was a guilty pleasure. I feel a lot less self-conscious about being male and a knitter in my (late!) adulthood 😊- I have just made myself a hat in LGBT colours and I followed a pattern and everything! But yeah, I learnt right-handed. The only thing I find fiddly is the slip knotty thing for the first stitch. Ifinger knit one stitch and slip it onto the needle. A lady in the knitting group I joined is struggling because she can’t find left-handed resources, so I will point out that they do exist!

Thank you so much this was the best

I'm working on this cast on. Your explanation was so well-done. I need to practice awhile as I knit a continental style. Thank you for great tutorial!

What kind of yarn are you using for this

Hello, thanks this is great. Love it. Won't the silver ring rust?

Nederlands

Ok....... What do you mean by 'Just Knit'

I love this blanket 😊😊

Anyone know what brand of yarn this is?

It looks like cable stitches to me. You make it so easy. I always slip the back stitches that hold the cable needle. What does it mean " multiple by 4"

Great tutorial, short and sweet! How do you know what length to use for the needles?