How To Start A New Row In Knitting (with 2 different cast-ons)

[@staceykelly424]

Watched about 3/4 of these before I found yours. You are the only person who explained to only put through one of the loops instead of both! Thank you so much

[@KnitWithHannah]

Great to hear! So glad it was helpful. Happy knitting 🧶

[@iheartwinnie4]

Thank you so much my grandma taught me how to knit a few years ago but usually she started the line for me and I forgot how to start a new line so I didnt know how and she just passed away and you helped me so much I know she would want me to keep knitting so thank you so much for ur help 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@KnitWithHannah]

She’d be so proud of you! Happy knitting 🧶

[@raycarl99]

You don't know how many videos I went through before I found you-- Thank you so much!

[@KnitWithHannah]

Hi Ray, so glad this was able to help! Happy knitting 🧶

[@PlanetRLR]

@@KnitWithHannah I'm actually having a bit of a problem accidentally adding more loops as I keep adding rows (ex/ start with 13, end up with 15). Is this a common mistake and how can I avoid it, if you have any answers for such a thing? Thanks 😬

[@KnitWithHannah]

Hi, yes this is just the video you’ll be needing - it’s not an unusual hiccup with newer knitters: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJuqfXese914mLM

[@PlanetRLR]

@@KnitWithHannah you're awesome! Thank you

[@KnitWithHannah]

😊 happy knitting 🧶

[@Kanime18]

I love that your videos are always so clear - it really helps since I am self-taught! Could you do a video on how to read your stitches? I always seem to twist mine on the first or second row

[@KnitWithHannah]

Yes, that's a good idea, reading your stitches can be so important. I'll put it on my list. Happy knitting! 😍

[@TheHootingPirate]

Your instructions are always so clear and helpful! Thanks 😊

[@KnitWithHannah]

So glad it was helpful! Happy knitting 🧶

[@tanjameijer589]

Omg this video is amazing! Thank you❤

[@KnitWithHannah]

So glad you liked it! Happy knitting 🧶

[@tana5011]

This was so helpful! Thank you.

[@KnitWithHannah]

Glad it was helpful! Happy knitting 🧶

[@EsteeDarla]

it seems no matter what type cast on I do as soon as I start my knitting very quickly every stitch gets tighter and together really fast , Ive done a really loosely sloppy looking looops to be so loose and it seems every stitch east up the yarn by the 4-5 stitch and it is so tight I cant go any further?? What could be the reason for this. I also tried making a cast on on my machine and still same thing with the knitting needls then chain crochet a row put it on the needles and same thing. I have no ideal what I could be doing wrong

[@KnitWithHannah]

This video about knitting being too tight will hopefully get the stitches sorted: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2OoY6uui7-Uhdksi=V4s6aVCayiGXOuLJ Happy knitting 🧶

[@EsteeDarla]

thank you, I use to knit with no problem then when I went back to trying I cant get past this issue @@KnitWithHannah

[@hinahussain2022]

Thanks for a great video! I can see it come together! I end up adding more stitches on my needles as I go along and can’t understand why? Can you help to explain this please?

[@KnitWithHannah]

Hey Hina, so glad it's working well so far... this video will help with you getting more stitches from nowhere: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJuqfXese914mLM You're not alone, most knitters will go through this, feels like a rite of passage! Happy knitting 🧶

[@hinahussain2022]

@@KnitWithHannah thank you so much for taking the time to reply! X

[@lentevanzyl9643]

Thank you Hannan, I found this incredibly helpful!

[@KnitWithHannah]

I'm so glad you were able to get going! Happy knitting :D

[@emilygreen7668]

Im so sorry but I don’t understand how the two ways are different? Your cast on is on the right but you just make it the left? You just turn it around?

[@KnitWithHannah]

yes the cast-ons are what is different. It can look odd if you're a new knitter, when the stitches are on the left hand needle instead of the right and vice versa. Whichever you're used to might change if you switch-up the cast-on. When you're a right-handed knitter, or a left-handed knitter who knits like a right-handed, the stitches need to be on the left needle as you start each row. Happy knitting! 🧶

[@Sam-zv6ie]

Thank you hannah!

[@KnitWithHannah]

happy knitting 🧶

[@sarahrogers5570]

Is the beginners workshop still available to rewatch? When I click on the rewatch button it asks if I want to sign up to a May 2021 workshop to do with profitable knitting.

[@KnitWithHannah]

Hi Sarah, that single workshop has now been expanded to a four video workshop with downloads to support. Here’s the link to take a look: academy.knitwithhannah.co.uk/q-s-confidence

[@sadsarah2938]

I feel like I keep making bad slip knots when trying to do the second row ☹️ I don’t know how to fix this

[@KnitWithHannah]

Hi Sarah, If your stitches feel like knots you may have cast on tightly or added the stitches to the needle backwards. You may also be knitting into the back of the stitch instead of the front. Be sure to watch this tutorial to double-check the details: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqWmlId5qK18i5I

[@sadsarah2938]

@@KnitWithHannah thank you!! I will check it out now, was almost on the verge of a very tearful frustration 😅 do you know if the aluminum needles would help or worsen the situation? I find my needles constantly slide

[@KnitWithHannah]

Metal needles can mean you’re pulling tighter on the stitches as they are notoriously slippery. I’d suggest bamboo or wood for beginners, which we do have in our shop with or without full knitting kits.🧶

[@haleynixt4924]

I love your videos. I seem to keep adding an extra stitch with each row. How can I stop doing that?

[@KnitWithHannah]

Hi Haley, you’ll find some answers to the stitches increasing here: Why Is My Knitting Getting Wider? kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJuqfXese914mLM Happy knitting 🧶

[@cathyc8461]

Thank you 👍👍

[@KnitWithHannah]

Happy knitting! 🧶

[@Mothers_touch11]

Nice ❤ 0:00

[@KnitWithHannah]

Thanks! 🧶 happy knitting

[@amiracassandraaquinocastro4292]

thanks!

[@KnitWithHannah]

Welcome! Happy knitting 🧶

[@ashialyahdeleonvlogs529]

what is the size of youre kniting needle cuz i only use pencils with not finishing my project😅

[@KnitWithHannah]

I"m using medium weight yarn (aran/worsted) with 5mm needles. pencils can be tricky to knit with 😄 🧶

[@ashialyahdeleonvlogs529]

@@KnitWithHannah you can say that again😂😂 but thank you so much

[@KnitWithHannah]

@@ashialyahdeleonvlogs529 😅

[@aliciajohnson6489]

Hello Hannah, As I’m knitting I realized that I let a stitch fall. How do I go back and fix that without having to start all over again? I’m a beginner and I’m wasting so much yarn. Please help.

[@KnitWithHannah]

Yikes, that’s frightening isn’t it! We can easily fix it though. Follow these dropped stitches tutorials: kzbin.info/aero/PLnqw36aiAI0gTYxZdtkjCxDjBxoI1txqC

[@aliciajohnson6489]

Thanks, you’re the best!

[@lauriepond8241]

Your videos are helping me a great deal! Your instructions are very clear! My question is: which way do I place a stitch holder so when it's time to continue knitting it's an easy transition.

[@KnitWithHannah]

Hi Laurie, I would just say that it will depend on the pattern for which side you're knitting from when you take them off the needle to start again, so the same method won't be the same for every situation. If you can join the Live video on Friday I'll expand more on this then. 😍

[@JosephineLovleo]

This helped so much thank you!💖

[@KnitWithHannah]

That's great. Happy knitting 🧶

[@aafialover6723]

Thanks love xx

[@KnitWithHannah]

Happy knitting 🧶

[@aliciajohnson6489]

To add, I’m on the eighth row, if that matters.

[@KnitWithHannah]

Picking up dropped stitches will work there: kzbin.info/aero/PLnqw36aiAI0gTYxZdtkjCxDjBxoI1txqC

[@abby9674]

This isn’t really working for me, I think I’m doing something wrong

[@KnitWithHannah]

Is there anyone you can ask for help? Or perhaps watch a few other KZbin tutorials that teach the same thing. It can be the simplest thing that I may not mention that someone else might. Let me know how it goes. 🧶

[@heidikessler3004]

Hi

[@KnitWithHannah]

Hello Heidi! Happy knitting