Knitting tutorial: kBf and kfb increases for the Ranunculus sweater

[@rachelthomas6482]

Very clear and useful to have the information about 'why' and not just 'how'. Thanks 😊

[@mostlyknitting]

You’re welcome 😊

[@cynthiawilliams1375]

As always, very concise instruction. Thank you so much

[@mostlyknitting]

Thank you so much Cynthia x

[@KimClinger]

The volume is sooo low, but totally worth jacking up your device volume to hear this! Love the full explanation, I was thinking I would just do my lifted increase, and would have wondered what the heck went wrong. You are so clear and helpful. Thanks for all you do!!!

[@KimClinger]

Oh, and you were the ONLY kBf tutorial I could find at 5:25am. 🤭

[@mostlyknitting]

Thanks for your lovely comments. Sorry about the volume. I'll do my best to work on that. :)

[@StickToYourKnitting]

Very, very, very helpful! Thanks again, Tash!

[@mostlyknitting]

You are so welcome! :)

[@SilverDraco]

Thank you very much! I just wasn't computing the kBf. I couldn't get my head around the rt leg part and kbl. I was trying to knit one below. 😂

[@mostlyknitting]

I am so glad the video was helpful. :)

[@rosemaryeveleigh3562]

Tash thank you for the tutorial. Take care ❤

[@mostlyknitting]

Thanks Rosemary. You too. :)

[@julieknitsandspins]

Thank you!!!

[@mostlyknitting]

You’re welcome! ☺️

[@lolainma3218]

What is that gorgeous orange yarn you’re using? Great help here, thank you!

[@mostlyknitting]

Hi there. Thanks so much. The yarn is Julie Asselin Anatolia in the colourway Clementine. It really is a stunning colour.

[@susanklinefelter643]

Thank you.

[@mostlyknitting]

You're welcome! :)