How to Knit a Bobble Stitch (mb)

[@Jazzycam29]

I have been knitting for about 30 years now and I have found that designers are making pattern instructions so complicated when they really don't need to be. I had forgotten how to make a bobble, so I thank you for your easy to follow video.

[@marilynbrewer7412]

Thank you, very easy to follow, learnt something new today. Knitted granddaughter a hat with bobbles. Awesome.

[@ChrisDecJewelry]

WOW. There are many tutorials on KZbin on how to make bobbles. And there are many different ways to make them, all with results from disappointing to disastrous. THIS one, however, is the only one that results in perfect, round, professional stitches, no matter what weight yarn. Finally, I can get that fisherman knit sweater started. Thank you.

[@jessicafulton1542]

This is a very clear instruction video! I had never even heard of the Bobble stitch, and now I feel like I could do it! And I only watched it once. :)

[@debbiedebonair5148]

The best instructor without doubt! FABULOUS tutorial! Thankyou so much!

[@Tranquility32]

Thank you so much for posting this! The instructions are so easy and clear to follow. I would never have been able to figure this out through written instructions (even if there were diagrams!). Thanks again for helping us all become better knitters!

[@aleyhameerkhan]

Hi,you're the best tutorial for knitting ,thanks

[@drnili]

This video is nice and clear. It's also great that you included the instructions in writing. Good job!

[@Tishmooface]

This has helped me sooo much, I was dreading knitting bobbles and this made them not so scary anymore.

[@kdrinnin1]

This bobble looks SO much better than the one described in the pattern! Thanks!

[@VikiAngel030]

Thank you soo much for this! You’ve made what looked really intimidating on text look super simple and easy! 💕💕💕💕

[@leilasassaki]

Hi Tina! Thank you very much for teaching this point so well! I saw a dozen videos on that point but I only understood after watching your video! Now I will put bubbles in all my knitting !!! :) :) :P A hug!

[@jessicafulton1542]

I did it!! On my first try! Such clear explanations made it really, really easy. New technique learned! :D

[@gittel_malky]

Very good tutorial. As someone who knits and crochets, though, I have to say making bobbles is a breeze in crochet compared to this.

[@ajantaclash8916]

Short and sweet, I love it.

[@Rohxez013]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@bistitchualbee]

Thank you for such clear instructions! Is there any special way we need to secure the bobbles if we’re doing them on a pattern in the round? My bobbles keep wanting to pop back onto the inside (WS) and I find myself needing to constantly push them back to the RS.

[@cherylmorey2148]

Can someone answer this..: is the bobble stitch the same as the ""Popcorn stitch""?

[@terrymellway8464]

Do you wind up with the same stitch count?

[@websyarn]

thanks @drnili!

[@carolbailey8]

how do you knit p3 k1 p3 k1 p1 k1 p1 all in the one stitch

[@susanschaller2137]

Can u go back and add a Bobble, or bobbles, to a finished knitted stockinette piece. have been trying and trying .

[@lynnechinnock4020]

Thanks so much.

[@ginger0174]

wow great instructions, thanks

[@mariazapata5064]

🥴 wow! Got so dizzy with all those turns 🥴,.... but the stitch is beautiful! Though. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@SuperDesignChick]

With that last K2Tog, don’t you end up losing a stitch in the row? It seems like you went down a stitch. Great video!

[@tambraarchibald6217]

Hi SuperDesignChick! No, you don’t lose a stitch. The bobble started with being picked up between stitches. When it is finished and you pass the final slipped stitch over, you still have one extra stitch per bobble. On the next row you will k2tog or p2tog above the bobble to get back to even. Hope that helps!

[@pipbaker7341]

Agghhhh!! I can't do this.....yet!

[@sandramorant6150]

Working on a knitted pattern using bobble stitch with a crochet hook. Confusing...

[@beanjean60]

How would you make a bobble with working with only three stitches? Thank you...

[@mandiesmaison458]

Great!

[@3jdni]

Okay now I'm thinking maybe crocheting a hat with bobbles would be easier but...knit hats are so much nicer xD

[@lauradenisebarbato1329]

Can you add a bobble when knitting in the round?

[@websyarn]

Yes you can. You usually knit a bobble all in the same row. So you can make them in the round as easily as you would when knitting flat.

[@mandeepsinghgori1191]

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[@lnelesen]

I wish you hadn't used fades between each increase. I t made it harder for me to follow. Sorry

[@perkyperky4276]

No volume!

[@lynnwright7557]

Brill

[@MarthaCavanah]

It's way to difficult.

[@orlaghmartin6267]

88 thumbs down, I thought this was an excellent Tutorial.