Adjusting Yarn Over Sizes- English style

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This video demonstrates the English / throwing version of previous video. The directions for the swatches are also at that video.
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Written directions for the swatches are pinned in the comments of kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2fJfplnZaprmKc.

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[@hollypdesign6140]

Love your simple instructions and different ways you do the same stitch!!!!! 🎉❤

[@shoelessmonk1941]

Amazing! To late for many of my projects, but I learned a "how" from you. Now I'll repeat watching you, and practice.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Wonderful, thanks for watching and commenting. Happy knitting.

[@jacquelinewatts683]

Many thanks for this Suzanne, wonderful that you take the knitters over the pond into consideration.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you Jacqueline Watts! Happy knitting.

[@britakilgore6978]

Thank you for this excellent video! You explain the technique so clearly in these two videos. I am very grateful for your detailed instruction.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you. Happy knitting.

[@SuzKnits]

Thank you for this very clear video, youve helped me with my current project

[@SuzanneBryan]

Great to hear, Suz! I love hearing that my videos are helpful! ❤️

[@carrenjstika1506]

As always, so clearly presented and helpful!! Thank you!

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are so welcome!

[@easternsecrecy9777]

This is so helpful. Thanks.

[@SuzanneBryan]

You're welcome!

[@cynthiaakacyndsmith6539]

Very good information! Hank you so much.

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are so welcome!

[@themakersjournal]

Thank you for this video! You have saved my first attempt at lace style knitting!

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are very welcome Michaela Watson! Happy knitting.

[@alexandriasimms4842]

This video almost took me out! 😂 I'm stunned, honestly! Thank you!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Happy Knitting!

[@EHCH66]

Thank you so much!

[@SuzanneBryan]

You're so welcome, Elliard! 😊

[@marciachapman8548]

Excellent video instruction!! Thank you!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you, happy knitting.

[@rhiannon4021]

Hi Suzanne, If you are knitting in the round, should you flip the purled YO back around the right way on the next row?

[@SuzanneBryan]

You can if you want or just work it through the back loop. Either way will give the same results. Great question.

[@rhiannon4021]

What if the YO needs to be purled on the next round (in the round)? Would that need to be reversed? Thank you for your reply!

[@SuzanneBryan]

It is personal preference and what works best for you. if it needs to be purled and it is a reverse stitch mount, you would purl it through the back loop. Or you can adjust the stitch mount and then purl it through the front loop. Here is a video on purling through the back loop. - in the following video, the stitches are in the normal stitch mount, but you can see how to purl a stitch through the back loop. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZrSfqKuhbaKsNE

[@elainebos]

Do you use this compensatory YO on any pattern where you are doing a YO between a K and P? Is there a difference when you are knitting flat vs knitting in the round?

[@SuzanneBryan]

Yes I do use this when working yarn overs between knits and purls. It makes a big difference. I will be making an individual video on using this technique in the round. Thanks for your feedback Elaine and happy knitting.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Great idea, I will add this to my todo list. Thank you.

[@emmaKING1100]

This video doesn’t seem to be working and it is exactly what I need to watch for my new knitting project. Help!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Uh oh, sorry. Does it work now?

[@LaurelBrandt-vj3fg]

I get this when the YO is between a K and a P. How about when it is between a P and a K?

[@andreamiller6200]

@LaurelBrandt-vj3fg When the YO is between a P and a K, it is already short because the working yarn is already in front, and does not have as far to travel to the back. Try watching some other of Suzanne's videos in this series, there is one where she directly compares uncompensated YO sizes between K and P, P and K and K and K. Very illuminating! (The video I am thinking of is titled Yarn-Overs in Lace)