Knitting Help - WYIF WYIB

[@donnaquinn6746]

I have started knitting again after 40 yrs NOT knitting and I came across this video...short & simple JUST in time when Ive started new pattern that has this in it and I'm venturing out in new stitches that I've never tried before....thankyou.💜🧶🥀

[@wendymontgomery6204]

You are by far the most informative knitting tutorial I’ve watched! Always to the point, clear, and precise! WOW! WOW! WOW!

[@marakelley6832]

I find you such a joy and comfort to watch and learn from....you never let me down! thank you so much!

[@deirdreevans5533]

Thank you so much. Your tips and instructions on how to work them are so helpful🤗 especially when you are an "adventurous beginner" like me😊

[@joschaumloffel3305]

Even though this video is 2 yrs ago, you always have the info I need in clear, perfect examples. Thanks

[@verypinkknits]

Yep - knitting techniques don't expire! :) Even my videos from 2009 are still relevant!

[@loridavison6672]

thank you.. I'm working a pattern and I always refer to your tutorials.. very simple, and accurate..

[@rochelledliu]

Ahh, great timing! I was literally just wondering what I was looking at! Thank you so much ♡

[@benzicraig2697]

Well com back I love watching you knit I am left hand knitter and crocheter there few tutorials online they way you teach I can learn from you thank you 🙏

[@laurenmiller3886]

Always wonderful tutorials Staci 🤗

[@Candy199]

Thank you so much for this easy tutorial 🥰🥰🥰

[@sharonleeknitwit]

Thank you so much for the excellent explanation.

[@shakeelaaslam9276]

Thank you! Well explained 👍🏻

[@sharondonovan1403]

Thanks staci this was helpful....can i substitute cotton for the scarf you just made last time....im allergic to wool....HAPPY KNITTING

[@starlightlynn30]

Thank you, Been wondering what these terms meant, found a pattern in an old knitting/crochet book and did not know how or even what they meant.

[@teresaogg6533]

Thank you…very helpful 😊

[@zeitsandy]

Yes, that did help, thank you 🙂

[@susanframbach4108]

What is it when you are doing this stitch in a round for a hat 2:14

[@DonnaBMacK]

Thank you for this!

[@sharonallen6035]

One thing that often trips me up is when I’m knitting on the wrong side-Is WYIB relative to the right and wrong side of the textile or just how I’m holding it at that moment?

[@isetta151]

How you are holding it on that row

[@verypinkknits]

It is "front" and "back" relative to how you are currently holding the work - it doesn't have anything to do with the right or wrong side of the work.

[@leticiarachaeldiffee6730]

Where do you get you knitting circular needle, please?

[@jamjemjomtollenfatfatjolle2128]

Very good 👍 👏 👌

[@juleesparks129]

I like how you are ending the rows in this scarf/shawl project. What number video do you show this project and the beginnings and endings of your rows. Thank you

[@verypinkknits]

I don't have a video on this scarf, but you can find the pattern here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/nauset-light-wrap

[@kittykat717]

Thank you

[@maiajones212]

I have a question. Please help me, I`m really stuck. My pattern says (SL 1 WYIB) k this method untill you have 3 sts left). The back is the same but it's (SL 1 WYIF). I`m doing all that and it doesnt look right, it's draging the SL sts up and it's getting tighter as it goes up. The SL sts does not look like sts, just yarn getting dragged up the rows. What am I doing wrong?

[@Satrangi]

Nice

[@gaylemgosselin3202]

s1wyib, am i to slip the stitch knitwise or purlwise working on WRONG side of work

[@priscilladufilho6103]

Thank you 😊

[@lisabarainca688]

That was so very helpful. I love the edge also. But once you waif and slip the last two stitches how do you start the next row? Do you happen to have a tutorial on edges?

[@verypinkknits]

This video is just showing the WYIF WYIB technique...the actual edging design for this scarf is available in the pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/nauset-light-wrap

[@hayalllivn]

This is a timely post. I've been trying to "get with" this technique for months & probably have watched every video about how to do it on the 'net. I just think it's the pattern I'm making..it has too many "new to me" stitches & my brain is shutting down. I'm going to put this pattern down & make some dish cloths. I'm a beginning knitter & I'm trying to avoid "discouragement" setting in. I would be open to a Dishcloth Pattern that includes these two stitches..any suggestions of such a pattern? Thx

[@verypinkknits]

A dishcloth pattern that includes WYIF and WYIB? I'm sorry, I don't think I know of one. Here is a simple dishcloth, free pattern and video tutorial: verypink.com/2014/03/07/traditional-dishcloth-pattern-free-update/

[@sharonallen6035]

Yes, but I always have to think about it for a minute😝

[@hayalllivn]

@@verypinkknits Ok

[@normabyrd274]

I know exactly what you mean! I've been knitting for decades, but I still find patterns that are not written clearly, or even have errors in them. Sometimes you just have to back off for a while and as you said, do something simple. Don't be discouraged! You're bigger than those needles. I call it "knitenacity".

[@hayalllivn]

@@normabyrd274 Norma, thanks for such encouraging words. It helped me considerably. I hope I can play your kindness forward.

[@marilynporemba6188]

I am working on a pattern that says: K2, yf, sl 1, yb, k1, yf, sl 1 , yb, k4 It looks awful when I am done with that row.

[@rosalindnicole92]

I'm working a Shawl, and I'm totally new to Sl wyif. The pattern calls; CO 4 sts; Set-Up row: K1, Sl3 wyif, turn.. I've done it like 10 times and when I start row 1, It looks wrong by the time I rep rows 1-4. Should I ignore it and cont with pattern?

[@verypinkknits]

I can't answer that...I recommend contacting the pattern designer with your question. Good designers support their patterns and get back to you quickly with answers to your questions.

[@rosalindnicole92]

@@verypinkknits I figured it out, but thank you for the recommendation. 😊💕

[@Night_yawn]

Does hat mean that the yarn in front will be knit stitch and yib is always pearl ,

[@verypinkknits]

No - your pattern will tell you what stitch comes next. Some patterns will tell you to work a knit stitch "wyif", as a way of creating a yarn-over increase. And stitches can be slipped knitwise or purlwise with yarn in front or back.

[@2020enoo]

Thxs a million 💓

[@user-jd6sb4sj3z]

1:41 wyib 1:54 wyif

[@stevespenceryu9371]

First!

[@dianefutcher7166]

Thank you