Double Tweed Knit Stitch

[@littlelulu620]

I wish I was there. I'm so jealous of those voices I hear in the background asking you questions and laughing. Everyone is having such a good time and learning from the best knitting teacher there is. We all have the benefit of your video tutorials so I am very grateful for that. Please don't misunderstand me. I do wish I was there. There is so much to learn. It is endless!!!!

[@urmilgupta6780]

littlelulu620 jiii knitting for teenaged boys

[@fizzknit9446]

Thank you for uploading a clear tutorial of this lovely decorative stitch pattern. The two colour patterning adds more interest and more options re colour combining. Excellent use of the close-ups and good yarn choice, plus easy to see knitting needle placement. Glad to see the right-hand throw technique too, easier for me to follow. Thank you.

[@dichroichameleon]

Your videos have really stepped up my knitting game! Excellent techniques, and they make knitting more fun!

[@vickiecable8958]

I totally love your site. Not only are you patient and thorough with instructions but your patterns are gorgeous!! Thank you so much. Please don't stop. I'm working on Christmas gifts from your examples!!!!!

[@gisselmi142]

Thank you so very much no only for the new beautiful stich but for the way you teach us... So calm and especially clear. Thank you from Australia

[@doloresungerleider4984]

Excellent demo. Clear and concise. All your demos are a pleasure to watch. You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you for sharing your creative talents.

[@jacquiphillips2462]

I like the look of this stitch and will probably make a baby blanket. Thank you. Xx 💕💕

[@norahmcphee4928]

This is a beautiful stitch that i have never seen before but remind me a bit of fishermans rib, just a new variation which i am going to try for my baby grandsons latest cardigan. Thank you so much for explaining so clearly what to do and it makes such a beautiful pattern but only 4 rows so very easy to follow.

[@SofiCentes]

I adore this lady!!! She's so adorable, so nice!! Thank you for uploading all these tutorials :)

[@lindaconnor133]

I love all of your videos. I don't knit very much so when I do I need good instructions. So good and I feel like I am sitting with my Mom or Grandmom!! Love it.

[@Catra7]

So easy to do and so pretty! Thank you for your informative videos. Makes me want to try these techniques on a new project!

[@shailamohe1551]

I have enjoyed all your videos. You explain so well slowly, so it's easy to follow. Thank you

[@CopperPearl]

This is great! I'm using up my stash and have several big skeins of baby yarn in some very pretty colors. I have been using them doubled-up, but now i can use some of the pretty colors together for some nice, thick, soft pieces. Thank you!

[@craftychickify]

Such clear instructions, I've just tried this stitch in mint green and lemon I'm soooo pleased with it, thank you so much

[@BoBo-ti6jh]

Thank you. I have been searching for a new stitch for a baby blanket and this is perfect. Looks impressive but is simple to knit.

[@nitameeker7766]

It's nice to meet you I just love your videos

[@sue8626]

Lovely pattern with clear instructions. Thank you.

[@beatricebacon7745]

I love watching her videos. I wish I have ten hands and I wish I could do nothing but knitting all day

[@JoannesWeb]

Me too!

[@eviehammond9638]

Beautifully shown and explained. And thanks for skipping the plain K rows! Lovely stitch, which I've never seen something quite like it before.

[@betsybruinsma504]

The video and the written instructions don’t match. Row 3 is different from the video in the written instructions. Should Row 3 be as you demonstrated: Row 3 (Color 1) K2, Knit under, *K1, Knit under *, K2? Or should it be as your written instructions state: Row 3 (Color 1) *K2, Knit under*, K2? I love your videos and learn so much from them.

[@christinacorgnell7612]

You are an amazing teacher. Thank you.

[@tainyaross2842]

Miss JoAnn I love your tutorials so easy for me to understand Thank you!😘😘

[@berniewhit]

Beautiful work, you explain well and i love to listen to your voice. ☺🤓

[@kMeijer]

Thank you for teaching this beautiful stitch pattern. To help out other novice knitters like me, it would be helpful to clarify the written instructions for row 3 as follows: Row 3: knit 2, * knit under, k1 * to last two stitches and k2. Thanks again!

[@JoannesWeb]

Please watch the video. It has to do with picking up and knitting a stitch from the previous row.

[@kMeijer]

@@JoannesWeb watching the video is what cleared up the confusion. The written instructions currently say “ * K2, knit under *, end with K2” Perhaps I am mistaken, but I thought the written instructions, as currently written, meant to repeat what is inside the asterisks, which is K2, knit under. I sincerely mean no disrespect - just thought you would like to know if this is an error or could be clarified. Personally, I watch the video to make sure I can do what is required, and then I follow the written instructions. At any rate, your channel is loaded with quality content, and I very much appreciate all that you share; thank you!

[@arwamubaslat8873]

Very nice stitch I love the texture 🥰

[@doloresungerleider4984]

Excellent demo. This is a very beautiful stitch which is clear and easy to follow. Love all your videos and have learned so much from watching you. Thank you for shsring.

[@shahnazhamid9603]

wow very nice

[@sabinemahlein1019]

Thank you for your clear and understandable instructions. I like your friendly voice.

[@susansmith-vincent6924]

I love your videos!!!.... you are such a great teacher!!... I'm a beginner and these videos are awesome!! Thanks from Botwood, NL, Canada! 💜💜💜

[@perveenzia5926]

your knitting is very good and perfect for babies

[@cakesbyglados]

This is so similar to the honeycomb brioche stitch, but without the k2tog on the ws. It looks so nice with two colors. Thank you for having such nice presentations. :)

[@doloresungerleider4984]

Each and every one of your tutorials teaches me something new and ever so useful. I gain so much from your sharing your expertise Long with explicit instructions and visual techniques. Thank you so much.

[@suniskakartal2300]

I love this pattern!

[@carolecarter9630]

Your instructions are clear, understandable, and easy to follow. The pattern is very simple...now for the hard part.....what two colors to use! Thanks a lot for your guidance.

[@JoannesWeb]

+carole carter Blue and gray, red and white, black and white, pink and gray, . I could be here forever! lol. Happy New Year!

[@henebeollari1841]

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[@henebeollari1841]

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[@distinctiveimpressions925]

What a great teacher!! Love your videos!!

[@debradyer8739]

I love all your tutorials.. you make it look so easy.. with great explanations .. but I'm a new knitter and everytime I knit my stitches are really tight.. can you help me understand why ?? THANKS

[@JoannesWeb]

+Debra Dyer Try using a larger needle and try relaxing!

[@BeatrizPapassoni]

Thank you! Love your lessons!

[@Netzarim007]

This is lovely. Now I have the stitch I want for the next blanket :). Thanks so much for all the amazing video tutorials!

[@rajnisaroha2235]

Mam you are wonderful to teach double knitting its a new mathad learn it thankes new idea

[@Whistlewalk]

Thank you!! Winter vests here I come.

[@dunkelgelb7744]

Very nice.....thanks for your time and efforts.....love the gray and blue color combo! ((((( Happy Holidays!!

[@EileenQxz]

Love the patterning.I want to knit this in the round for a hat.

[@melissarey2973]

I've been looking for something that seems a little thicker than regular knitting but not as thick as double knitting to make a toasty winter sweater for my little dog. I think this will be prefect. Time to make a guage swatch and do a little math!

[@knittabitta]

I don't think I have ever seen a clearer presentation.

[@cyndidaves5313]

knittabitta maybe you can tell me how to add the second color? when do i add it and how do i add it? do i just make a slip know and then start "Row 1" with color 2? thank you

[@makisalll]

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[@margaritaperez2069]

I knittabitta mm He

[@LovinLife-ep3fr]

Very pretty!

[@irisalfachung]

Thanks for the clear instruction, it is easy too!

[@theknittingcraft3151]

Beautiful pattern 👌

[@luvmypup-_-6955]

We do love these tutorials - thank you for teaching us!!!

[@duarteshelia]

Thank you for your wonderful video your a great teacher.

[@harinderbhatthal3422]

Hello I like how you explained it

[@bettybho2168]

Hi Joanne thank you for your tutorials. Is it possible to show us how to make a baby cardigan from start to finish?It would be great to see how to follow the pattern.

[@JoannesWeb]

We;ll get it into our to do list.

[@maetaylor2165]

Thanks for this video Joannes, I love the "Double Tweed Knit Stitch" pattern. Could you please give us the written instructions. You make it look so easy but later when I try it I have questions. For instance, what is the stitch multiple (how many do we cast on); when do we add the second color etc. Thanks Mae

[@JoannesWeb]

Under the video, click on SHOW MORE

[@vanykens]

This is a beautiful stitch! I am wanting to do a blanket for my grandmother and was wandering if this would end up being too heavy? And what would you suggest in regards to a border? Thank you so much!

[@LyndaOtvos]

A crochet border perhaps?

[@ramamonga2109]

Lovely design , thanks !

[@belaouchikeltoum610]

Thank you very much ! Bravo for your good instructions .

[@michellem3050]

I love this stitch and have done a whole shawl with it. I cast off badly, so undid the work, and now I'm having a terrible time trying to pick up the stitches again. Is it possible for you to show me how to do this? With hopeful thanks, Michelle

[@JoannesWeb]

Awwww!!!! When you have a difficult stitch to pick up, try using a lifeline. So when you do need to take off, you have the stitches secured in the line. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ-UmYumntqLhNk

[@merdinavernon1881]

I Love YOur videos.I will be Trying this new stitch.Thank You.

[@thidada2179]

Thank you for very nice pattern

[@grandma.p]

This is really nice.

[@lejordan826]

Thanks a lot for a great tutorial. Can you show mw how to do decrease and increase for this stitch?

[@JoannesWeb]

We will have an increase and a decrease videos, very soon. For this stitch, you can (knit front and back) on the first stitch and (front and back) on the stitch before last. You'll not be able to follow the 2 stitch pattern until you add another stitch on each side.

[@Rosa__w123]

nice knit stitch, an interesting effect with two colors, thanks to an Italian girl 😄💞

[@Jane-lh4nl]

Hi, I've just made a blanket using this tutorial and it looks lovely! The only problem I have is that the edges curl over, is there a way to stop this happening? I'm about to embark upon my second blanket! Many thanks, Jane

[@JoannesWeb]

Yes. Every time you make a blanket or scarf, you need to do garter or seed stitch at the beginning, end and edges. At least 4 on each edge. Now that you have knitted it, I suggest making a crochet edge, all around. That will look really nice,

[@Jane-lh4nl]

Thank you I’ll give it a go, appreciate your response

[@angieruns]

Is there a mistake in the written pattern for Row 3? Should be: Row 3.- (color 1)K1, *K1, knit under*, end with k2.

[@rebeccahandley2565]

You are very appreciated.

[@adhikariesther8904]

So beautiful

[@erikmueller9934]

This is great! Is there a way to do this stitch pattern in the round?

[@lindamotley6217]

Always love your videos!!!!!

[@sharon2345]

Love it soooooooooo much it is so amazing. I am definitely gonna try it. Thx for making this vedio.

[@NorahIK]

Thank you!

[@afshanch7779]

Very nice and easy sooooo good

[@SuperModerngranny]

Lovely! How do you decrease/increase with this stitch pattern?

[@JoannesWeb]

You can add at the edges by knitting the first and the one before last stitches front and back. Then you continue with the pattern itself when you have the stitches you need for it.

[@rebeccahandley2565]

I just rdceived my big order from Hobbii great sale. Now I know what to do with it all. I man need to place another order, I already have a cart full.

[@CarrieBCD]

I cast on color 1 and then knit a row. Then do I knit in color 2? Or do I knit once more with color 1, knit in color 2 and them begin the pattern? I'm trying to figure out how to start.

[@CarrieBCD]

I figured out my issue! On row 3 I was k2, knit under the whole time. It is start k2, *k1, k under*, end k2. It was said clearly in the video but I didn't notice before.

[@cyndidaves5313]

Hi, I watched your video "Double Tweed Knit Stitch" and i am confused about how to start the cast-on row. Do i cast on w/1color or 2 colors?

[@JoannesWeb]

No. Only with one.

[@cyndidaves5313]

JoannesWeb so, tell me how i add color 2. when do i add color 2? how do i add it; do i make a slip knot and then start "Row 1" w/color 2? I am a beginner but i really want to learn this pattern/stitch. thank you

[@jeanmceachern5270]

Cyndi Daves

[@franlawhead8910]

how do I k3 yo sl 1 k1 psso

[@ΣουλαΣουλα-κ7ε]

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[@choitran344]

beautiful n yet so simple , thankq

[@dpbhatia2633]

Choi Tran p

[@cyndidaves5313]

I am a beginner but i really want to master this pattern. so tell me how do i start "Row 1" with color 2? do i just put color 2 on my needle w/a slip knot and start *K1, knit under*,end w/k1... in other words; how do i add color 2 if i cast on w/color 1? thank you

[@JoannesWeb]

You start knitting the row with the new color. Make a small knot so it doesn't slip. Leave a long tail so you can weave it in later.

[@cyndidaves5313]

JoannesWeb Thank you so much, i will start this now... thanks

[@manuelamartins2356]

Lindo obrigada pela partilha bom fim-de-semana

[@paulareed4116]

beautiful thank you

[@snvazquez724]

such a pretty stitch, thanks!!!

[@xenoulawhite9840]

Sonia Vazquez i

[@le9186]

Is this called: bê stitch 2 colors.. Knit one, knit oe below

[@cornevanzyl4437]

Good day. Can you explain how to decrease using this pattern please? Not only at the beginning of a row but also in the middle.

[@JoannesWeb]

To decrease on the sides, do so normally but the stitches you would normally knit from "under the stitch" you would knit them normally. (only on the edges). For the middle you do the same, just make sure you continue with the pattern on the sides of the ones you are taking off.

[@tahirahussain4422]

thanks a lot it's beautifully explained x

[@pattycondrey3862]

thank you. I have a question about row 3. in the video you said k1, kunder. in the pattern you say k2, kunder. which is it?

[@JoannesWeb]

NSTRUCTIONS: Double Tweed Knit Stitch Multiple of 2 +1 K=knit Knit under= Knit from the stitch below. 2 colors of yarn Base Row.- (color 1) Knit the whole row. Row 1.- (color 2)*K1, knit under*, end with k1. Row 2.- (color 2) Knit the whole row. Row 3.- (color 1)*K2, knit under*, end with k2. Row 4.- (color 1) Knit the whole row. Repeat these 4 rows until desired length.

[@pattycondrey3862]

thank you

[@rangvi1956]

a beautiful stitch ; I like your videos so much ! If I understand well you always KNIT ? NO purl ? Thank you ! Marie in France !!!

[@JoannesWeb]

Hello, Marie in France! Yes, Only knit. No purls.

[@rangvi1956]

thank you !

[@dissodatore]

I'm confused about row 3, your written has : Row 3.- (color 1)*K2, knit under*, end with k2., but your video has K2 to start and finish, but a Knit under, K1 in the body?

[@shararehpanahi1353]

i loved it

[@chiraboehm9303]

I like your vidio verygood explanation 😍thank you

[@janetcornwell8260]

Hi I'm from uk if I do a rib then ur pattern could I do fingerless gloves

[@JoannesWeb]

Yes. You can make fingeless gloves with any pattern.

[@rangvi1956]

I still have not started this stitch 😆you use 7 mm needles , is this the same size as in France where I live ? Isn't 7 mm a bit thick ? Kind greetings 🌻🌻🌻

[@JoannesWeb]

Maria. Please use the needles that the yarn calls for. If it's a #4(worsted yarn) use a #8US or 5mm needles.

[@rangvi1956]

@@JoannesWeb thank you, 💐💐💐

[@tammyqp]

could I do this in a cowl

[@rakibfatiha8111]

YLOVE THis video

[@marydalton7266]

Do you have a scarf pattern that has garter stitch thanks you

[@JoannesWeb]

We have several. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6fRZYijn7d8qrs

[@mamasknittingyasminjaved6481]

very nice knitting...I'm ur student now...

[@shahnazhamid9603]

iam ur student now

[@thehomeplatespecial597]

great!

[@mumlakhani2465]

dear sis joan tks but must start 1st lyn .plz.

[@JoannesWeb]

Cast on with your basic color (#1) and start with your next color as it shows on the video.

[@sushmasharma1793]

I love it so nice mam

[@le9186]

Miss Joannes, is this stitch called"" bee stitch"?

[@JoannesWeb]

I don't think so. Could be. You know how stitches have different names in different countries!

[@le9186]

I watch this stitch on : one stitch a day ( English folk do the teaching) . It is ok, i love your tutorial anyway. Thanks for video

[@abdulhadi8167]

Le Nguyen

[@deepibhamrah138]

Abdul Hadi day

[@amalghemrawi4202]

👍كتير حبيت سلم ايديك

[@raral3039]

It's a beautiful piece of work.Can I ask you to copy me? Thank you very much.

[@josephinesherry2469]

does the cast on row count as row 1?

[@JoannesWeb]

No. The cast on doesn't count as a row.

[@ashan9211]

which is simple design since i m learner

[@durusencyln3327]

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