Bavarian Twisted Stitch- Using Portuguese Style of Knitting

[@jennyvanbommel7620]

Thank you so much - beautiful stitch and great tutorial.

[@AndreaWongKnits]

@@jennyvanbommel7620 you are welcome, Jenny! Please let me know if you have any questions or requests.

[@MindfulCraftsMore]

Beautiful stitch pattern. Thanks so much. ❤

[@AndreaWongKnits]

@@MindfulCraftsMore most welcome! Enjoy it!

[@TheJazzbeary]

Wonderful lesson. Thank you ♥️

[@AndreaWongKnits]

@@TheJazzbeary thank you! I hope you try it!

[@TheJazzbeary]

I am planning to do so. Cute for hats❤

[@ppcosta1]

Bonito ponto. Vou experimentar. Obrigada

[@AndreaWongKnits]

@@ppcosta1 eu também achei lindo! É simples. Aproveite!

[@mariajoseandrade9378]

Obrigada Andrea. Já fiz um sweater com bavarian stitches (traveling stitches), mas os pontos "meia" eram torcidos (pegava-se pela perna de trás, na agulha, não sei explicar melhor) e sobressaem, ficam mais salientes. Vou experimentar neste para ver como fica. Beijinhos de Portugal.

[@AndreaWongKnits]

@@mariajoseandrade9378 sim, Maria José, também pode ser feito sempre pegando pela perna de trás do ponto, como eu demonstro no segundo ponto da agulha esquerda. Beijinhos

[@dukeofpurl]

Nice video! BTW, I sent you an email a few weeks ago asking you if it was possible to work toe-up socks inside out using the Portuguese method in order to use the easy purl stitch. Did you ever get my email?

[@AndreaWongKnits]

@@dukeofpurl yes, I received your email and I thought I answered it. Sorry if I did not. It is possible. I show 3 videos here on KZbin where I start a sock toe up, but all on the knit side. It would be the same thing always purling. I thought about teaching a class with a mini sock, but I feel that you could figure it out by yourself. I don’t mean you personally, but all my students could do it. What do you think? Would you like a class?

[@dukeofpurl]

@@AndreaWongKnits Thanks - a class is not necessary.

[@AndreaWongKnits]

@ ok. I will plan a video for it in the near future.