Knitting Help - Slow Motion PFB (Purl Front / Back)

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I just want to say THANK YOU for all you do for us FREE!!

[@Momma_J]

Amen

[@coloroftoday]

THANK YOU! I am a visual learner and all these in the series make knitting so much easier.

[@annlyall2974]

I used this for the first time last night - it had looked difficult but you made it super-easy and it's perfect!! You are the very best knitting instructor ever! So helpful and clear, perfectly explained and demonstrated - I love all your Slow Motion videos and all your regular speed videos - whenever I need assistance I only look at yours now for everything! Thank you SO MUCH!! Ann from UK!

[@JoannaCottrell-m4j]

thank you for the alternate pf/b. i've been struggling with the original version to the point i was ready to find a new pattern. Your 2nd version is so easy ... changed it all for me.

[@Nickee_Sonicjinn]

I am making a vernal equinox shawl and nearing the end of the project and your lesson is really priceless. Thank you so much for the great visual lesson :)

[@daleodberg6714]

Thank you, brilliant 🌸

[@luluagate5040]

Thank you for making videos for very visual learners as I'm a kinesthetic learner which is proving a big challenge during this lockdown. I finally got this!!

[@emmayoung9218]

These slow motion videos are brilliant, thank you for sharing. I will definitely try the PBF - good to know that's an option. It's so difficult trying to get around the back with the tightness created by the F stitch. I'm a beginner working on a project where my current row is working 250 stitches PFB in lace mohair to make a frill! I have never sworn at my knitting so much 😵‍💫

[@connorstern8413]

Did you get it done in the end? And was there much more swearing?! lol

[@emmayoung9218]

@@connorstern8413 Yes I did thanks, with much swearing and haven't touched mohair since! Although I've seen a pattern i'd like to try, I'm a sucker for a ruffle, which tends to have a lot of PFB :)

[@adrianstarling4857]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. You're a great teacher.

[@pattikubacki1818]

WOW! Slow mo is the only way for me to understand this stitch. Thank you.

[@CookingWithTovia]

I love this method because it doesn't leave large holes.

[@verypinkknits]

The only increase that should leave a hole is a yarn-over...if you are getting holes in other increases (like Make 1), please review my videos on that stitch, you might be working it incorrectly.

[@CookingWithTovia]

VeryPink Knits I’m not getting holes that’s why I said I love this increase. 😀

[@nryane]

The PBF is easier for me. I’m glad you showed it. Thanks. ❤️

[@gizmocarney3386]

Thank you for saving my sanity, was seriously struggling with this stitch but pleased to say I've cracked it thanks to you 😁😁

[@cherylhandmadewithlove338]

OMGOODNESS 😲🤪🙃! This is gonna be a tough one for this newbie 😂🤞🏼 wish me luck 🍀Thank you for the tutorial, I love having the slowmo to look👀 back on. 👍🏼🙌🏼💚!!!! 😁

[@bethpurvis8916]

Thank you very much. I love your slow motion. Did not have to watch your video over and over again. Once did the trick. Also, thank you for the alternative to the pfb. Your way was so much easier. Pbf. ❤️

[@3_Bonitas]

Finally can see what I was doing wrong on the back stitch. Thank you so much.

[@sallyburley]

In future I will definitely use PBF instead of PFB, far easier! I didn't know you could use that instead, so thank you for another really helpful video. :)

[@gingermolinero8386]

I love your slow motion videos. Thank you

[@sasquatchkiddo3720]

It’s so hard for me to keep it even. I’m making the Flax sweater and the raglan looks uneven row to row I’m so annoyed!

[@elenaspinelli3921]

Eureka! Pbf is so much easier for me, thank you! 😊

[@trinitytwo14992]

You are a great teacher! Thank you for sharing your expertise. Have a great day.

[@unDAWNtedBlessed]

BRILLIANT to do PBF - thank you thank you THANK YOU! I was frogging constantly until you showed this xoxoxoooox

[@connorstern8413]

Thank you so much! I'm a brand new knitter and looking to make a nice beanie for a friend, and this interesting stitch appeared in the pattern... The slow motion is GREAT... Other places the video is good at explaining, but the knitter just goes WHOOOSH at the speed of light, leaving the viewer to blink and go "huh? What did they do?" ahah.

[@rachelmitchell2144]

The PBF is SO much easier! Thank you!!

[@KateLandon-u4f]

Pbf is a game changer! Thank you!!

[@fionadickson5615]

Thank you - especially for the pbf option, which I was able to do!

[@LBofcourse]

Once again, your video has been very helpful. Thank you so much.

[@caffeinecritter]

Another unfamiliar stitch in the same pattern... but I'm up to the challenge with help from VeryPink Knits! Thanks for this slow mo!!

[@shannonoliver5414]

Thank you for that demonstration. 😊

[@jennifersullivan2433]

Thank you! KBF is my new preferred method : )

[@debeade9675]

Thank you,, appreciate your sharing your experience and skills.

[@Momma_J]

Thank for sharing your time and talents.

[@Curlygaga]

I can always count on you to give me the easiest way to do a stitch. I also, love the slo-mo. Thanks for all the great info you provide

[@stitchy_linn]

I'll have to try the PBF for myself on a swatch and compare it to the PFB. I have no issue with PFB, I watch your slow motion videos for fun and to see if you have any new tips I can gain. This will be an interesting experiment for me. ;)

[@beverlygarner7996]

Thank you for the slow motion stitches!

[@nancywilliams6031]

Thank you! Pbf is soooo much easier.

[@motzoh]

Oooooh..that second technique does look easier. Pfb is so tight on the second stitch! (I have also sharpened my cheap-o dpns with a nails file to help reduce splitting the yarn 😇)

[@MegaApple18]

This was so helpful! Thank you so much!

[@kimrae6752]

Thank you! I like the alternative method 👍.

[@donnawood3481]

I cannot thank you enough for suggesting you knit the backward stitch first! I have unpicked my knitting so many times struggling with this stitch. You're amazing!

[@patriciatufts4969]

Hi. I have a sweater pattern that is knit in the round and is using the pfb stitch in the yoke to increase the diameter of the yoke. Therefore this stitch is worked on the right side. Would it make any difference to kfb instead. The pfb is just too fussy for me. Thanks in advance.

[@didicohen1664]

Thank you! I am a visual learner 😊

[@debgesing3623]

Fantastic I love slo mo and prefer purl back and front pbf

[@darlenevloet778]

Very good instruction - thanks so much.

[@54BAP]

Thank you so much for the alternative!. I just couldn't do it the other way.

[@jenniferannfox2316]

are these techniques interchangeable? Can you tell any difference in how you did this with the finished work?

[@verypinkknits]

I didn't see a difference in the two ways of working this increase.

[@bobbierebman7999]

Once again you helped me!! Thank you so much!!

[@Loyal-cat]

Thanks for the alternative way for pub. 😀

[@TSquare7741]

Thanks! Clearly explained; appreciate it!👍👍

[@squeekie23]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@monicabuch3827]

Thank you for the tutorial

[@nottheborg836]

incredible help thank you!!!

[@smariegalski3641]

Thank you!!

[@mariabonet5618]

Muchas gracias 👍

[@camronsieg2167]

Thank you!

[@elaineschlein697]

Thanks!

[@Koneko_Chan777]

"In kind of the most unnatural way" hahaha that's one way to describe it

[@dafost3r]

Multiple Thankyous Most helpful. pbf for me!

[@darlenefarmer5921]

Thank you

[@charitycastle2034]

Thank you!! Was doing it wrong and ending up with a hole😘

[@LilMissWampyre]

Is this an increase that is used a lot? Looks difficult and unnatural.

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