How to knit with Rico Pompon yarn

[@craftymagsg6131]

OH My I’m looking at these comments & they go back a long while. I’m just after hearing of Pom Pom yarn & I so glad I found this channel as it is an excellent Tutorial. Thank you so much. Greatly appreciated 💚

[@jackiemadden4024]

Out of all the tutorials I’ve seen yours explained so much easier I actually got it thank you for a great video that I could understand

[@lgreene8]

Well I had to go all the way abroad to FINALLY find someone who knew how to explain this and make sense. THANK YOU so much. I would love to find a Winter hat pattern to match this scarf. My eyes are tired from watching so many videos on this subject which were not helpful. My fingers are tired from typing, my back hurts from sitting in this chair so long................ha ha. I need to subscribe to this woman who actually enounciates her words. Now there's a thought Americans!

[@julegibbins740]

I fiddled with this yarn for hours with no luck. Thank you for such a brilliant video I'm now a knitter of Pom Pom yarn

[@biscuitpocket7283]

Excellent tutorial, very clear instructions this is the best video on you-tube showing how to knit with the pom pom yarn. Thank you so much 🍪pocket England.

[@craftymagsg6131]

So True

[@suewright1299]

Very many thanks indeed for helping me produce a gorgeous blanket for the baby of my grandson and his wife! The baby hasn't arrived yet but at least the blanket is finished, thanks to you! 🙂

[@helenjackhutton9784]

Thanks for the tutorial, good clear instructions shown at a slow pace, excellent!

[@cathgreenwood831]

Thank you for this video. I used pompom yarn about 7 years ago. However picking up my needles today I just couldn't remember the cast on/off method. This helped enormously 👍

[@heathercubedx3]

This has to be the best video for demonstrating casting on and off and knitting with this type of yarn.

[@MyPandora123]

Thank you for your tutorial - it was very clear and precise and helped greatly with a rather difficult yarn. Excellent!

[@carolinelum1]

Excellent instruction video. Have made four beautiful pram covers using this method over the past three years. No other video has come anywhere near this one. Brilliant!

[@sharonnimock6161]

I tried different videos over last wk n was getting very frustrated as just couldn't catch on til I came across this one. Thank god 🙏

[@alisonwallington2142]

This is the best method for this wool that I've found and the best tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

[@bridmcnelis5342]

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[@ACE61502]

THANK YOU for showing a bind off that doesn't warp the end!! Can't wait to get home and try it with the scarf I did a couple weeks ago that is still unfinished!!!!!

[@sueeddy46]

Thank you very much. Without this tutorial I would have been stuck with 3 balls of wool and 3 unmade Christmas presents! I am a pretty experienced knitter, but the 'instructions' were useless. Your video is excellent.

[@anntuplin6086]

watched many videos but this is by far the easiest to follow. thank you.

[@rosalindmclennan3048]

I totally agree with Alison. By far the best tutorial and method of casting off Pompon wool. Many thanks for it.

[@margareti1889]

Great video explanation of pompon knitting. I was struggling to cast off & know how to finish ends etc.... your video is the best! I can now finish the baby blanket I have been making. 😀 Thank you sooo much.

[@kellywills10]

Hi Margaret, how many stitches did you use to make a baby blanket? 🙂

[@carol29carnegie]

Wonderful thank you so much for making this VERY informative video and explaining what everyone wants to know so simply, thank you 😊 x

[@ninanightnurse]

many thanks.....bought this bobble yarn for 1st time + have made the scarf thanks to your easy to follow instructions!!!!! xo

[@alex65226589]

This video is great and very easy to follow, it's taught me as a complete new knitter, I just need to learn now how to sew the ends in after finishing.

[@zetalyn]

Best and clearest instructions for beginners Thank you

[@BeautyByIqra]

Thank you so SO much this really helped me! I was stuck and frustrated this was explained clearly and great demonstration, thanks again :)

[@alliespatch]

Thanks for the tutorial. It's brilliant!

[@sharonnimock6161]

Tried to follow umpteen videos on cast of pom pom wool but this is the one I could easily follow, thanku .. saved it for nxt time as I know il forget

[@paulinekehoe9016]

This such an explicit, therefore easy to follow technique. Thank you 🌹

[@DJGASAP]

Thank you. You have explained this very well. Thanks again.

[@maryholles4073]

Brilliant instructions, thank you

[@marytol]

Lovely clear video, very well explained!!

[@nedaabbasi]

Thank you for teaching this, helped a lot!

[@2112Polly]

Thank you...im knitting scarves to sell for breast cancer awareness and my customers LOVE my pom pom scarves!!!!!

[@colleenhardy7283]

Excellent tutorial thank you

[@lindacrowe7946]

Thank you. So easy to understand.

[@juliemcgough6681]

To join two balls of yarn together: I carefully trim the Pom pom with scissors to leave the central thread. You can then use a large eyed needle to thread the yarn through your work.

[@TatsuraJ]

Sirdar's baby snowball yarn is the easier to knit with IMO. What I had to do to cast-on was grab a regular, matching colour wool and cast-on normally with 6.5 needles. And then add-on the pom-pom like you would when changing colours to the normal stitches, and voila! The lincraft pompom yarn is just like rico's. Frustrating to cast-on, thanks to the thread in-between the balls for being longer. But thank goodness, here's a method that actually works!

[@eileenblundell4823]

How do you do the slip knot?

[@SailorMoonRanger]

Hi there I was wondering if you could help me with the casting part, I'm trouble with the where you take the stitch off the need,e as you turn it and putting it back on again. When ever I do that it doesn't stay tight like how it is in the video. What am I doing wrong?

[@bstring57]

I am going to knit blanket with 146 stitches on size 4 needles. Would I be better off using circular needles as it will be very wide.

[@juliemorgan3617]

Why didn't i see this video before i casted of my blanket has warped dont know how to uncast it 😥

[@helenattard5802]

I'm using circular needles for my blanket, as I have 50 stiches, is that alright

[@diannerobertson2019]

Can you show how to join the wool to continue with a bigger project than a scarf please?

[@blauwehortensia]

How many grams wool I need to knit a scarf (2 meters or 78 inches)?

[@dillyweedable]

This stuff is heinous but your tutorial made it understandable and bearable.

[@simply8nic510]

Hi I want to ask is it same principle with mini pompon?? I have tried but it's too tight!! please help?? Anyone

[@janetevans1271]

What size needles to you recommend?

[@hulucrafts]

4mm I think

[@jeannettethompson1833]

My cast off is always right even using a larger needle

[@christinewalsh7262]

Excellent

[@imranakalsoom623]

Hi How many cost for baby blanket Make with pompon yarn

[@chinaahpek]

Hi I am new to pom pom yarn. I have two questions and it might sound silly. Ok, I cast on using the method wth slip knot and twist the stitch, my first question is, what am I going to do with the extra 3" yarn at beginning when i cast on. For normal yarn, I can simply weave it and hide it but for pom Pom yarn, I dunno the best way to hide it. Second question, I need to add new ball of pom pom yarn half way thru the knitting, how do you add new pom pom yarn? I know how to to do it with normal yarn, but pom pom yarn I am a beginner. Thanks ^_^

[@alisonwallington2142]

I found just knotting the yarn and carrying on worked well. it's very forgiving as the pom poms hide the job really well.

[@42chrissiegel]

AHH! the strands between my yarn are impossibly short. im looking at the video, and following along, but to knit the first row, i cannot continue cus there is literally not enough "strand".

[@janeyu6734]

What needle size did you use?

[@brindabellabella2354]

She said at O.20 3 1/2 or 4 needles

[@0p0a0s4]

So are mine. I'm using loops and threads.

[@42chrissiegel]

this is not easy to follow at all