How to German Short Rows for a Top-down Raglan Sweater

[@evakulakova]

This is exactly what I was looking for. Many thanks, as a beginner, I was completely lost in the written pattern 🎉

[@teresaharding1123]

Best tutorial I've watched so far on how to knit German short rows.Thank you so much

[@Mr3355661]

This by far the best explanation! I’ve spent hrs frustrated finding clear concise instructions! Bless you!!!

[@TerriGanch]

Thank you so much! Your video was exactly what I needed. My pattern mentioned GSR and gave no information on adding a double stitch, but did include "knit the double st", leaving me to fend for myself. Specifically this was for the Lamb and Kid Fancy raglan sweater. My anxiety has been greatly decreased thanks to your instruction.

[@vesnab2903]

Finally a simple explanation ❤ Thank you , I'm looking forward for more🙂

[@cherylportsmouth5101]

Thank you so much. The pattern I was following confused me. Your tutorial is fantastic. Helped me understand where I was going wrong.😊

[@SusanMcCann-p5v]

I'm merely repeating what others have said...brilliant video. So clear and concise : ) I watch it each time I do a short row Increase and, as long as I copy you, I haven't gone wrong so far. Thanks v v much

[@cndcpwll]

I've watched sooooo many tutorials for this situation and this is the best by far! THANK YOU!!

[@minju905]

thank you so much for this video! really appreciate it. I was so stuck with the written pattern and your video helped a lot

[@monicawolf]

Excellent demo!! You really explain the procedure better than my pattern. Thanks so much!!

[@karannina1]

finally ..a great tutorial..cleaner and..easy to understand..thank you so much..

[@martakarolinaYT]

Thank you for this very clear tutorial. Very helpful! 💕💞💕

[@donnaflushman5085]

Thank you sooooo very much. I’m working on a pattern and for the life of me made no sense. You helped me to understand what the designer was writing.

[@linmethven3796]

Very clear instructions ,thank you

[@charlyhalinski1268]

thank you so much, i couldn't figure out what to do based on the written pattern only

[@heatherroach7817]

Thank you. I've knit several patterns that don't include German short rows so I've had to adapted the pattern. The only thing I wasn't clear about was how to do the increase stitches from the purl side. 🌹

[@marianneohearn]

Thank you soooooo much!!

[@rosefarquhar1075]

Very clear and helpful, thank you.

[@AbbyRivera-sf9xu]

Great video! I have a question. Why aren’t you increasing every single time you pass the raglan stitch markers when you turn the work each time? Is it because you had just increased, worked the GSR, turn work and then just work the stitches without increasing? Is it too many increases? Will a pattern ever day to increase every time you come to a raglan marker? Please help!! Thank you

[@tendaimudziviri4985]

Thank you so so much. I now understand but how can I get the real pattern

[@ashleyrenfro5728]

the pattern im reading has the start of the round be the first raglan stitch and it's been so difficult to suss out. i feel like altering the pattern so that the start of the round is in the middle of the panel😭

[@susanfry2971]

Great video! One more thing…when checking the stitch count, do you count those double-legged stitches as one stitch or two?

[@wanderlustknitter6027]

It’s 1 stitch. Typically the pattern will call these the “double stitch”.

[@susanfry2971]

Thanks so much!

[@wandamacleod8742]

EXCELLENT!

[@angelaholsapple8830]

My sweater (s) have a hunchback look don't know what I'm doing wrong, too many German short rows, too few? Thanks for any help

[@wanderlustknitter6027]

Hello! Are you having this issue with any of my designs?

[@knitsncrafts]

can you do still do them after you've worked rounds of raglan increases? or does it stricly have to be right after the neckline

[@wanderlustknitter6027]

IMO it looks best to do them right after the neckline, but in theory you could do them later. When knitting sweaters for my husband I've worked GSR right after the neckline and then again right before I split the yoke into the body and sleeves, because the extra length is needed.

[@knitsncrafts]

@@wanderlustknitter6027 thank you:)

[@tintinmilou6331]

Super merci beaucoup de France Valérie

[@boligeepiper6121]

I find this rather confusing. When you say "purl across the sleeves" it sounds as if the sleeves next to each other.