Easy Magic Loop Knitting for Beginners - Knit Small Things in the Round with a Long Circular Needle

[@Bearmac69]

I had previously watched another person's video on this technique, thought nope, watched yours, thought yep. Tku

[@craftfixblog]

Wow what a compliment! 😊 That means a lot thanks & hope you have lots of fun with magic loop

[@judimccaffrey9411]

I probably watched the same one.😅 This one is so much more clear!

[@craftfixblog]

@judimccaffrey9411 Ha! I’m so pleased you find the video easy to follow thanks

[@maurafisher2774]

Great tutorial. Now I understand how to do it. Thank you

[@craftfixblog]

Fantastic Maura - I'm so glad it helped you. Hope you have fun knitting round & round :)

[@dollywilson3395]

This is the absolute BEST explanation of all that I've seen on you tube! Thank you so much for this video. It's made it much simpler for me to understand how to do this without stressing about it as much as I have by watching other videos on it. Holding the two needles together as you knit is a GAME CHANGER for me! I've been struggling with how to hold them as I knit. This is the solution!

[@craftfixblog]

I’m so glad my video helped and thanks for such lovely feedback. You’ve made my week! ☺️

[@amonaelder9178]

I'm very much a beginner at knitting magic loop. It has intimidated me for many years. And this morning I found your excellent tutorial: I can do it at last. Thank you so much. I'm actually looking forward to knitting a baby hat tonight. 🎉❤

[@craftfixblog]

Aw thanks so much you’ve made my week! ❤️ I’m delighted it clicked for you & now there’s a whole new part of the knitting world to have fun exploring - hats, socks, gloves etc! Hope you enjoy knitting the little baby hat & many more things ☺️

[@cdelaney5047]

Wow you made it the easiest to understand- your tips helped me to be less anxious too! Thank you so much

[@craftfixblog]

You’re very welcome & this is so nice to hear thanks ❤️ it’s easy to get stressed out about these things but I wish you lots of lovely relaxing knitting time ☺️

[@conniedunfield7601]

Thanks your explanations are the best

[@craftfixblog]

Thanks so much Connie & happy Christmas 🎄

[@maggiefreeman6513]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks so much 😊

[@craftfixblog]

You’re so welcome Maggie. Thanks for the lovely feedback

[@Ayla_3.3]

Your tutorisls are so well explained, and demystifies the most incomprehensible to understand. I cannot thank you enough! 💃🙏😍💖

[@craftfixblog]

Aw thank YOU for this lovely feedback. It means a LOT ❤

[@Ayla_3.3]

@@craftfixblog Was meant sincrrely! xx

[@Dovegamez857]

Best and easiest explanation I've seen yet. Thank you!

[@craftfixblog]

You’re so welcome! It means a lot to get such nice feedback thanks ☺️

[@judi1989]

So helpful! Thank you :)

[@craftfixblog]

You’re very welcome Judi 😊

[@lhea57]

Thank you!

[@craftfixblog]

You're very welcome :) Hope you get to enjoy some knitting over the holidays

[@63tracyt]

Your tutorials are awesome so easy to follow .😊

[@craftfixblog]

Thanks so much Tracy - that really means a lot ❤

[@lindastratmann1217]

Excellent description! ! One question - does there have to be an equal number of stitches on each side? I have a sleeve pattern where the central 6 stitches are a cable panel, so can't be split. Thanks!

[@craftfixblog]

Great question thanks! You don’t need an equal number of stitches, so just arrange them however suits your cable pattern best. It’s just usual to work in halves because it’s the obvious place to split & can be easier to keep track of depending on the pattern.

[@knittingwithsherylandfamily]

Thanks so much

[@craftfixblog]

@@knittingwithsherylandfamily you’re very welcome Sheryl 😊