Kelley's Mitten Knitting Class - Hand Decrease

[@angelacole513]

Thank you Ms Kelley! You are an extraordinary teacher! May GOD continue to bless you!

[@valerieclark3306]

This is the best mitten pattern! Thank you!

[@Simplelittlethingscalledlife]

You have explained everything in very detail. Thank you very much I am happy.

[@eng3l]

This helped a lot! I was so confused about the patterns on norwegian mittens on the decrease top. Thanks for your video!

[@kateroar]

oh seriously! the light bulb went on with your fabulous drawing, thank you so very much!!! I finally understand. yay! :) your the best!

[@53midnightblues]

I just love your video on your mittens and I finally got it down on the decrease ing on my mitten ana d also to cast on a circular needles just enjoying marketing mittens and also your socks videos thank you so much you are one of the best video to watch and doing it the right way keep posting your video again thank you ??

[@ashishgandhi5527]

Thank You This Helped Me A lot

[@lucyrider9361]

I totally see how the magic loop would prob be the best and easiest option. I was afraid to try them before I watched this vid but it eased my worries. I’m still gonna use my dpns simply because it took forever for me to learn them and I wanna get comfortable with them first but next up for me is to teach myself the magic loop.

[@DanaDana-fn9ff]

This is fantastic ! Can't wait to watch the sock class! Thank you Thank you !! :)

[@pokkit]

Love your videos - they make me feel like I can master these techniques and am no longer horribly intimidated by advanced techniques. Hooray - I can stop making scarves! One question: I'm doing an afterthought thumb and have put in the waste yarn. I'm wondering now whether I made a mistake - the mitten isn't flat with defined edges - it is really just a tube. It won't get flat until I start decreasing and finishing the top (I'll make sure the thumb is in the right place). Is that correct?

[@mafaldareina]

Love your tutorials.

[@mafaldareina]

Thank you for this tutorial. Regards from Ecuador.

[@larah3162]

Why for the ssk do you do knit-wise for the first and purl-wise for the second? It seemed as though you were about to tell us...then you didn't. Thanks for the great tutorials!!

[@knitpicksOfficial]

Hi there! You can do an ssk by slipping both stitches as if to knit before knitting them together to decrease. Alternately, you can work an ssk like Kelley showed in the video by slipping the first stitch as if to knit and the next stitch as if to purl. This will help your decrease lay slightly flatter and more closely match the k2tog, though it is really your preference as to which you use since they serve the same function.

[@bonniescreativeplace]

how do I am make a kids size mitten ? How come my ribbon end looks so wide? it is not nice looking?

[@nida2192s]

@knitpicks Oh, okay. that makes perfect sense. thanks. :) I already finished a pair, and I think I did it wrong, but i'll make sure i do it right the next time ;)

[@nida2192s]

so basically you are doing the knit 1, knit 2 together, then go all the way around, and slip slip knit. Then start the cycle over, right? I dont need to know why we are doing this, lol. I feel like its simpler then the way you are explaining.

[@MooseCall]

I thought it said Hard Decrease. Loool

[@ellamarie2258]

holy complicated....doesn't need to be