How to knit traveling to the left and right

Step-by-step instructions on Bavarian traveling stitches
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This tutorial gives a glimpse into the fascinating world of Bavarian twisted stitches. Traveling to the left and traveling to the right ("Zugmasche nach Links" and "Zugmasche nach rechts") and the basic ways to cross stitches in the traditional patterns of my home country. Here I show you the technique in slow motion.
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Traveling to the left
3:36 Traveling to the right
6:50 Crossing to the left
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[@christielamb2894]

I found this so fascinating, Norman! Thank you so much for introducing me to these stitches. 😊 ✌️💜🧶

[@nicolelafontaine1720]

Thanks for this very cleart tuto. I love travelling twisted stitches.

[@lillamcelvaney6307]

Interesting and very easy to follow. Thank you.

[@dorym8045]

Interesting stitch. Never seen it before. ❤❤

[@sheilaabayateye1558]

Never done that stitch done plenty cable thankyou

[@annaapple7452]

Thank you for the clear explanation! To me, the difference between Zugmasche and Kreuzung makes total sense, because in the first instance it is traveling stitch and purl, and in the second it is two knit stitches that make a cross in the pattern. I haven't done any Bavarian travelling stitches yet, but looking forward to it.

[@nimbleneedlestwo]

well in a way you are right yet the different names - especially in the literature - often imply they are utterly different techniques, when they are more like sibblings if not twins.