Knitting Help - Slow-Motion Fisherman's Rib

[@debrariley2057]

You really do make the most excellent video of instructions, I am a life long knitter but I still enjoy watching such good value instructions for knitters that need help, not only is your video instructions clear as can be but the ability to describe is second to none that I have seen on you tube. Thank you for helping our craft.

[@abirhussein9781]

This slow-motion is a life saver.

[@AliMsBeauty]

Thank you. I used to knit as a child due to spending months in hospital . I knit 3 fisherman’s rib jumpers back then but I wanted to start a project on circular needles and this was really helpful for that as well as refreshing my memory some 34 years on!

[@courtneyhowe8832]

This video is a god send. I was riding the struggle buss last night

[@americanrefugee6756]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Still the best source for online knitting instruction! Thank you.

[@dianemurphy9907]

This is a huge help! The knit below is easy but I struggled in the past with the purl below so this was a huge help. This was very easy and clear to see and understand. Thank you so much for doing this.

[@m.n.abeyta3166]

Thank you for sharing this knowledge in a way that is accessible to all. You have been a gift to me and countless others. 🤗✨

[@sil8127]

I’ve just been watching your videos from 8 years ago and so glad to see you’re still making videos! Looking fabulous, thank you.

[@verypinkknits]

Thank you! Started my channel back in 2009...I'm in my 13th year now!

[@amberlong5480]

Thank you for making this slow motion of fisherman's Rib. I made an attempt a year ago at this pattern but couldn't quite understand where to put the knit and purl below. This was immensely helpful.

[@aida087]

I LOVE the Fisherman's Rib stitch, I love that it comes out thick and squishy!! I made a whole scarf with this stitch a few years ago and my son loved it!! Can't wait to do your patterns thank you!!🥰🙏🏼

[@shirleypullen5738]

Never heard of Fisherman's Rib. Stitch. Sounds like it would be f

[@shd2799]

Thank you for your slow motion video! It is so helpful to learn to knit with the slow motion video!

[@christiemacdonald6721]

Your videos are so helpful! Just the right amount of detail, thanks so much! I’ve have a fisherman’s rib cardi in my queue for ages and have been reluctant to start. This series of videos makes the project seem fun, not daunting. 🙏

[@SunshineLeclair]

Hi there, I'm just dropping you a note to say a huge thank you!!! I came to your most recent video to comment, hoping you would surely see this comment. I've crocheted for many years but only recently learn to knit (about a year), and thanks to you and many of your videos I'm finally feeling progressing really well ;) Again, thanks so much, Sunshine

[@munazzaashraf6944]

I was trying to learn fisherman's stitch but always got confused when knitting in round.you very nicely and intelligently explained that i just saw and started a topdown sweater for a new born...JAZAKALLAH

[@katibere1966]

WOW 🤩. I have brioche on my “to learn” list!

[@okidoll]

Wonderful! I completely destroyed a friend's sweater. I still have the thing it two pieces. I actually did rip it back - half. He wanted it shortened. I got him a new one and saved this.

[@AdrianaHolandaTavares]

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[@ginnylynn1]

You explain techniques so well ❣️❣️ Thank you ❌🧶❌🧶

[@kathyffarney-keck8593]

I have made a bunch of cowls from pattern fourteen in Ravelry. It uses one hank of malabrigo chunky. It's fun to do

[@chetananagesh7651]

Thank you for your slow motion knitting videos. This helpful and understand❤️👏🙏

[@stitchy_linn]

I have a sweater pattern using Fisherman's Rib so thought I'd pop in to see what the big deal is. I haven't cracked the pattern open yet. Easy enough, great tutorial. Going to check out the other videos mentioned to see if I learn anything new. 😉

[@mytrueserenity5666]

Interesting! Friends have been chatting about the difference between half Fisherman's rib, full Fisherman's rin, and brioche. Would love to see a video about these comparisons.

[@verypinkknits]

That's a good idea for a video, thank you!

[@susanmcintyre7764]

@@verypinkknits English rib video would be great as well.

[@sharondonovan1403]

Thanks for this slow motion fisherman's rib...good learn

[@karenb136]

Great video. I never heard of that stitch. Looks fun.

[@claireryan8074]

You’re right about the lifelines!! I tried it twice and what a mess. I had to unwind it all. I changed over to double stockinette stitch instead. It’s not nearly as pretty, but it’s easily fixed and still extra warm.

[@00moon]

Oh! I just finished knitting a Fisherman's rib scarf as present and was thinking if I should make a hat with this stitch too since it's so squishy.

[@Plumbobi]

Love your channel!! ❤ I've been watching your pick-a-toe, pick-a-heel series. I'd like to request a toe-up sock with a Turkish cast-on using magic loop :)

[@PugLovah]

love this!!

[@judygrayson7896]

I knit socks and when I get to heel flap and sometimes drop a S1 not sure how to fix that. Will you do a video on it. I just dropped a S1 but I just brought it back up like a knit stitch. It looks ok so maybe I did it right but not sure. Thanks

[@Asma-ep9bx]

What is the difference betwen this technique and the regular knit one purl one? I don't see a difference in the finial result.

[@verypinkknits]

Fisherman's rib makes a much thicker, squishier fabric.

[@vickiruhlman2694]

So what is the difference between this and the brioche stitch? I’ve tried the brioche stitch and like you said, if you make a mistake, we’ll that’s the really hard part! I just ended up starting over because I made such a mess of it.

[@kamilohrberg407]

I just finished socks that use fisherman's rib and I had to re do them multiple times cuz I couldn't back up rows. So frustrating.

[@Leigh1131]

What is the difference between Half Fisherman’s Rib and Fisherman’s Rib?

[@Christena1601]

Thank you 😊

[@chinguyen9701]

Can you show how to increase and decrease in this fisherman please

[@verypinkknits]

It's not an easy answer. The pattern I have for a fisherman's rib hat was a lot of work to make the crown decreases look right...I recommend following a pattern unless you are ready to knit, rip out, reknit, rip out...lots of trial and error.

[@lindachandler2293]

I live in the country and my local shop has stopped selling yarn 😢 I have always bought Red Heart, but am now considering, since I'm going to have to order it by mail now anyways, going to Herrschners or some other reputable company. In your opinion, what company sells yarn closest resembling Red Heart. Thank you.

[@jmchau]

Thanks!

[@obsidyenneg4333]

My issues are picking up dropped stitches or correcting one stitch several rows down

[@verypinkknits]

This is why proactive lifelines are so helpful in Fisherman's Rib!

[@obsidyenneg4333]

Thanks for responding. I was hoping for quicker fix other than ripping out the work. Alas, this is not the case.

[@MichiaMakes]

Today I successfully tinked back 2 rows of flat fisherman’s. Without a lifeline. I felt as though I’d traversed a high wire under the big tent lol

[@linzjan4276]

Are you able do to this in the round, I’m working with a broken rib stitch

[@verypinkknits]

Yes, if you click through to my website, there are instructions for both flat and in-the-round. verypink.com/2021/12/15/slow-motion-fishermans-rib/

[@lisalavieri4495]

Do you have a pattern for the beautiful shawl behind you?

[@verypinkknits]

Whoops - I forgot to put that in the notes field. That pattern (not my design) can be found here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/autumn-crunch

[@lisalavieri4495]

@verypinkknits thank you!

[@ΔήμοςΜετεώρων]

Show us machine knitting plz

[@janiselders5179]

I was familiar with the term Fisherman's rib, but never really looked into how the stitch was done. After watching this video I love the results and am wondering if it would be able to be substituted in a pattern that calls for a regular 1x1 rib? For example, would you be able to cast on the called for stitches and still work the pattern decreases and so on, but use the Fisherman's rib stitch? Or is there more to consider, like gauge?

[@lydiah.7016]

Thanks for sharing this tutorial! Which yarn did you use? It looks absolutely beautiful.

[@CozyRevolution]

Thank you!! XxxRichalyn

[@MariposaRomania]

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[@norakathleenbertoglio4414]

Thanks so much! What pattern is the gorgeous shawl behind you?

[@verypinkknits]

That pattern is called Autumn Crunch, and the pattern is currently a perk for patrons of the VeryPink Knits audio podcast. :) patreon.com/verypinkknits

[@evelynbednarz3809]

I love all your videos. Thanks for all your work. I’ve never knit this pattern and hopefully this isn’t a really silly question but do you not double your stitch count on each round?

[@verypinkknits]

No, the stitch count does not double unless you deliberately increase.

[@evelynbednarz3809]

@@verypinkknits thanks. I had to go back and watch again. For whatever reason I was thinking the k1b stitch was knit in the loop at the top as well as below.

[@karindebie9223]

Altijd heel interessant U video’s

[@teresahandmade]

Grazie

[@elsapositiva4041]

Un poco complicado, pero lo hare me gusta ese punto.

[@lauraguzman2044]

Muy clara la explicación mil gracias tendrá un tutorial del cuello q tiene el maniquí 🤗🤗🤗

[@courtneyhowe8832]

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[@thomassmith6344]

Hello Courtney

[@MariaCampana-th4nl]

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[@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts]

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