How to Viking Knit tutorial

In this tutorial I show you how to do the basic Viking knit. This can be used in many different ways, both by itself but also as a part of other designs. Please feel free to give it a go yourself and I hope you enjoy.
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Materials:
Viking knit tool
0.4mm round wire (26 gauge)
Awl
Draw plate
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[@reiina]

I think this is one of the best tutorial videos that I've ever seen

[@deborahbeetson4419]

I had been trying to learn this from a book but I am a visual learner. I found your channel and your video was so perfectly explained. Thank you so much…it all makes sense now.

[@shannanhiguera1839]

about ten years ago i leaned to do this from Jewlery TV , (JTV) . here in the states . But i had spine surgery and forgot how to do this. Thanks to you I'm inspired again and now i understand why the draw plate is used for. Thank you😊

[@pamsloan5072]

owBy far the best viking knit video on the internet! I strive to learn the beautiful knit, it looks so perfect! Your instructions are complete and easy to understand!

[@sallyshott4419]

Thank-you for a clear well filmed tutorial on Viking Knit. I've been trying to do this for a while and now I feel like I have a chance.

[@pamelaryan6789]

I was just talking about wanting to learn how to making the Viking knit and then this video popped up. Thanks so much! And thank you on how to make the Lazy Daisy Viking tool! It saved me money since making one is so easy!! I love your tutorials! You give great instructions 💜😊

[@donnacollins7167]

Thank you so much! I had so many questions on Viking knit and I feel as though I can accomplish it now.

[@anitavstockett9544]

Thank you for the review. I had planned on going back to Viking knit. I sometimes use a metal dowel or a knitting needle as my base. Thank you. 😊

[@MsJoliko]

A perfect and professional tutorial ❤️🌺🍀 👍👍

[@sagybbilbao3495]

Perfecto gracias ❤

[@richonti]

wow....beautiful....very nice

[@APZANATTA]

Belíssima explicação muito bem detalhada grato

[@hebamubarak7328]

Wonderful . thanks

[@kellyroup4262]

Excellent video! Ive not seen this type 9f weave before. With the proper jig this could make a very nice basket as well!Do you use the loops on your jig in 2s,3s,4s,? Im thinking that it really doesnt matter as the bigg the diameter the more or less loops you need depending on what you want the finished product for. I will be trying this. Ive made gill nets, dup nets, and even a triangular net for canoes and kayaks that folds out with a rod so you can pull a fish into it but this is great!

[@henrysousa7371]

A great tutorial very interesting was wondering what closure do u use for it

[@annadion4134]

Thank you.

[@bevrawilliams4351]

awsome!

[@susanbyers7523]

Very cool

[@maryannecross4220]

Wow! 👏👏👏👏🇬🇧

[@toolzshed]

Whoa 😲🤘🏽🔥

[@lorettahill3047]

Thanks!

[@tracyjohnson2992]

Christine, I am always surprised by your talent, You can do so many different weaves and some chain maille which i have done quite a few but this is completely different. So beautiful i am going to have to try this. You always bring something new to the table and that's why i love your channel and you have such a great eye for matching the wire wrapped cabochons together too. I have to ask you a question How do you feel about colours wire? Not gold or silver, i mean vibrant colours teals, electric blue, red, white, black and green colours, like this on Copper filled wire. Before i buy some i wanted you opinion on the coloured wire. Would you use them i have seen some recently and i was wondering about how real professional jewelry makers feel about them.

[@donnamair]

Great tutorial. I don’t see a link for the knitting tool/crochet hook tho?

[@Crazykidtheknitter]

Can you do this with wool

[@dragonshoarddesign3094]

how would I calculate how much wire a 7 1/2 finished bracelet would required using 26 gauge wire.

[@stefy651000]

Hi from Italy, Sorry for my English, I would like to know where to buy the tool for "viking knit", I make usually bracelets and rings, but using crochet hook, with single stitch or others. I have seen your video and I was amazed!

[@katiedotson704]

@ L Angolo creativo di Stefy The creator said that in this video, she used a crochet needle to make the tool used here. A knitting needle, wooden dowel, or metal rod would work equally well. All of these come in different diameters so you may need to do some trial and error to find the diameter that gives you the results you desire.

[@donnaturner567]

How do we add the findings please?? Xxx

[@scottbenson8105]

What I don’t understand is why you cut off the wire that you attached the Viking weave then added more wire in the same place that you just cut the wire off from that’s just a waste of wire. Plus you’re adding another step that isn’t needed. Now I can understand why people like me do that have the Lazy Daisy waking knit tool because the top of the tool won’t fit through the draw plates

[@ondinert795]

I assume it is because we can’t weave with the spool, so you have to cut a piece of wire to weave, and as you don’t always know how many long do you need, that it :)

[@WarmCatFurniture]

You are threading the end of the wire through, in the same way as you do when sewing. You cannot thread your entire spool under the loops on the tool.

[@kris_jenner_is_a_cryptid_]

There's no video on how to in the description like you said😢

[@kris_jenner_is_a_cryptid_]

You don't show how to make the piece you started on though 😊