Jogless Jog on Purl Side

[@esalenchik]

Thank you for all the great lessons you do on Portuguese knitting. This one is really clear. I usually knit English style - flicking, but was getting some pain in my hands and fingers, but not with Portuguese style. Really helpful to see techniques like this one so I can add to my skill set with this style.

[@mariajoseandrade9378]

Que maravilha! Nunca tinha visto esta técnica, nem noutros estilos de tricotar. Tão simples e eficaz. Obrigadaaaaaa!

[@AndreaWongKnits]

Que bom que você gostou!

[@00AMC]

This is exactly what I needed. I tried applying traditional knitting techniques for working stripes, but they didn't work for portuguese knitting on the purl side. Thank you so much for this video.

[@AndreaWongKnits]

Great!!! So glad it will be of use to you!

[@debdouglas7345]

Thank you

[@AndreaWongKnits]

Most welcome!

[@1gakusei]

Dear Andrea thank you for your video. Unfortunatelly +++slip as if to purl first stitch and purl 2nd stitch and then pass slipped stitch over ++++ don t work for me. After trying different methodes the SSP give best result for me. So i combine [working first stitch with the two yarns at the beginning of the first round] and then [SSP at the beginning of the 2nd round]. Greatings from germany.

[@AndreaWongKnits]

@@1gakusei Hum! It worked well for me! I will have to do it once more! By the way, I was in Germany this summer and loved! So much that my husband is learning German! We will return to your country and I will get back to the jogless jog.

[@1gakusei]

@AndreaWongKnits thank you your kind words. I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your great online classes. Your videos are my reference books and lifesaver.

[@AndreaWongKnits]

@ I appreciate it! I will get back to you after trying this again

[@casssullivan2263]

Thank you, Andrea!

[@AndreaWongKnits]

You are most welcome! I hope this helps

[@kindergeek]

Andrea, Can you show how to eliminate a jog when doing a fair isle type of pattern on the non-public side? I am doing a hat with a charted pattern and the first or last stitch sometimes are the same color, sometimes different colors, sometimes a new color. Is it even possible to use your jogless technique in some way?

[@AndreaWongKnits]

Yes, it is possible unless the colors and patterns change every few rows. Try to use what I show. It gets harder if you don’t have plain rounds in between color change

[@kindergeek]

Yes that’s exactly the problem. Your easy technique works with some sections of my complicated projects and not with others. I will persevere!

[@darlenefarmer5921]

Thank you!

[@AndreaWongKnits]

You are most welcome. Is that clear?

[@darlenefarmer5921]

@@AndreaWongKnits It's clear watching...let me see if I can put it into practice!

[@45salf]

Are you losing a stitch when you slsk?

[@AndreaWongKnits]

No, because I work the first stitch with double yarn and that is like increasing one stitch at the beginning. Remember: I had a loop o. Green and one in purple

[@45salf]

@@AndreaWongKnits Thanks, I rewatched more attentively. Makes perfect sense.