LACE LEAF SCARF - Lace Knitting Repeat Explained Stitch by Stitch. Part 1

[@queenfrumpy6120]

I love your video tutorials! They are easy to keep up with and the fact you actually show every step is amazing. I have watched so many knitting tutorials only to find myself confused, lost and scared to step outside my comfort zone. But watching your videos I feel confident in trying more than the knit stitch and purl stitch! Thank you so much! I will refer to your videos often!

[@Orcael]

I am such a fan. I just found your videos a couple days ago and I've been watching, so enthralled, ever since. As a beginner, it's so nice that you're so patient and repetitive with your instructions. Your work is lovely, your videos are clear, and your voice is kind and articulate (and as an American, I naturally find that UK accent to be rather soothing and unoffensive). I was just watching your vintage lace scarf tutorial, and I have to think you SO much for your tip about threading through a "lifesaver line" -- another problem with being a beginner is that there's a crippling fear of dropping a stitch or having needles fall out and having no idea how to salvage it (as a veteran crocheter, I'm spoiled haha). I cannot wait to practice more and improve until I can tackle one of your beautiful, beautiful projects. Thank you so much for your work!! Subscribed. :)

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Thanks so much for purchasing the written instructions. It's proving to be quite popular, (because of the stitch by stitch video guide) Good luck with the knitting! I must get around to filming the matching hat to this scarf. A stitch by stitch guide for that too!

[@sukanyabera2416]

Hmm

[@fatimabourji7269]

Your pattern is so pretty! Thank you for explaining in a clear way. can’t wait to try that pattern.

[@blacksunshine5758]

All of your scarves & shawls are so beautiful. I can't wait to try knitting one of your patterns very soon!

[@thuytrinhnguyen8497]

Thank you so much for the great tutorial! It's so understandable!

[@DeerlyMusical2]

Your most beautiful pattern yet!

[@cdayperry2701]

Thank you for going row by row, I'm new to lace knitting. I purchased Lace Leaf Scarf pattern.

[@sv4ikl]

Ευχαριστώ για το υπέροχο σχέδιο που μας δήξατε και για τον απόλυτα κατανοητό τρόπο που χρησιμοποιήσατε για την πλέξη.

[@bonnadowns524]

Love it💝 So beautiful pattern💗🙏💕

[@Spinningginny49]

I'm love how this looks. Need to give this a try.

[@soniafung358]

Thank you for an excellent video!

[@suzieyeow7257]

New to knitting but will try this. It's beautiful..

[@butterfly4875]

Thank you so much for your prompt response I am soooooo looking forward to making this! :)

[@artelinhaseagulhas]

Wonderful vídeo, I could do perfectly, thank you

[@YannaMichaelides]

This is Super! Classic and Stunning!

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Thanks again Yanna. I've really enjoyed working out this one. The Quince & Co Yarn I think has such a beautiful quality too. Would deffinitely recommend.

[@evelynmichaelides7901]

mum yanna is super I like

[@genevievesalomon7321]

This pattern is great! Do you have a downloadable written instruction?

[@livgarcia1238]

beautiful project thank you for sharing!

[@sheethalsoman6641]

Excellent one......

[@peaceoutpeaceout4267]

Can you knit this pattern in the round? Love your videos!!!

[@clairefrost3149]

Hello. I am coming back to knitting after a 10 year break and am so delighted to have found your channel and website - really inspiring. I am really excited about attempting this scarf and going to order my wool. Could you (or anyone) give me a rough idea of how much wool I should order and whether standard aran would be ok to use. I am a very basic knitter but the instructions are so clear I thought I would give myself a challenge. Many thanks...

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

I would recommend up to X4 170 yard hanks, (4 x 100g) of Quince & Co, Osprey Yarn in Carrie's Yellow 125. An aran or chunky yarn using a needle size ranging from 5 to 6mm (US: 8 to 10) may be substituted. Good luck!

[@TanyaNaserHodgePodgeCrochet]

I have to try this one!!

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Let me know how it tuns out if you do!

[@jeanettewhitson6842]

Should I just right down the pattern/repeat? I did not see it on your website......This is so beautiful! I would even love a blanket like this!

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Email me for a copy as it may be a little while before I manage to put it on my web site. (Find my email address from my web site). A blanket would be great. Use multiples of 16 then add 9 sts if you want the selvedges to look like mine.

[@filadelfialopez]

wow wow esta hermoso el tejido gracias por mostrar tu arte voy hacer una ando aprediento

[@Tinkertotz13]

Your work is turning out much neater than mine. I'm using alpaca yarn, and I think I'm using a pretty loose gauge, but my work is more scrunched than yours. Will this be fixed by blocking? Am I just having this issue because I'm using a different yarn material than you or am I doing something wrong?

[@polly17ish]

Going to try this, Thank you x

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Excellent. Good luck!

[@jingding1800]

Also expecting you show some triangle shawl video,teach us special beginning cast on , garter tap cast on such as ishbel pattern .

[@pearlinepaul9624]

Very nice

[@elgizhayudini786]

harika bir anlatim tesekkur ederim

[@immy9343]

Could you ever do a tutorial on how to do cable knitting because I am really bad at it

[@CLOUDSINTHEKITCHEN]

Making this today!

[@CLOUDSINTHEKITCHEN]

considering a wrap so doubling stitches ...

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

A wrap would look amazing (would love to see photo via Instagram). Good luck with the knitting 🧶♥️

[@CLOUDSINTHEKITCHEN]

@@TheCastingOnCouch thanks

[@aridali24]

What needles are you using?

[@dukeofpurl]

Just super!! Love it. Thanks ...

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

dukeofpurl Glad you like it. I've shown each and every stitch needed to form the repeat. I'm hoping there are some brave beginner knitters out there!

[@dukeofpurl]

Well you've just found one!!! lol - and an "old guy" to boot. Well not THAT old, but retired anyway. I'm just waiting for my daughters to start putting the pressure on again for some knitwear. :-/ Thanks again!!

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

dukeofpurl It's wonderful that so many men are knitting and what lucky daughters!

[@dukeofpurl]

:D

[@Diam_es]

I like your pattern. Just 1 question: Why do you start knitting the scarf with row 20? Why not start knitting row 1? Thank you!

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Where possible, I like to have my row ones begin on a right side when I do my pattern writing. Just habit I guess!

[@jingding1800]

Thanks for your tutorial I just purchased this pattern, please email me I could not help knitting .....and by the way this yarn is 155m in 100gram,right?

[@Bluefox-lx3wc]

Hi, it's there written instructions?

[@butterfly4875]

Hi there! The 16 stitches +9, is that +9 for every additional 16 you might want to add? Or is as many times 16 repeats you may want to do the no,us 9 just once sorry I'm new to knitting lol! I mostly crochet which is one stitch on a hook at a time, much much easier! Any formation you can provide would be really helpful, I love your channel! :)

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

The 9 is added to the total multiple of 16 stitches that you decide upon. So in this scarf I use two lots of 16sts = 32 sts plus 9 to give a total of 41sts to cast on. Say if you wanted it slightly wider you could do three lots of 16 = 48 then add your 9 = a cast on of 57sts. The 16sts represent the number of stitches needed for the pattern to successfully repeat itself. The 9sts are for creating a balanced selvedge to either side of the work. Hope this long winded reply makes sense!

[@aburrell4705]

I counted several times and started over several times and the stitches after you add the actual color of the scarf comes out as if your missing a stitch can you respond to help me see if I'm counting wrong or casting on wrong Thx

[@confusedclarinetist]

Is there anyway I can get help writting a shawl pattern? I am willing to pay

[@sarahmackenzie1816]

Hi , Please help I'm trying to buy the written instructions to add to my collection but I can't seem to, every time I click on the available to buy link it takes me to your website home page. I have tried so many times but having no joy. what would I be doing wrong ?

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Have you tried clicking on the pink wool icon on the photo of the scarf at thecastingoncouch.com ? The pink wool icon is linked to the paypal payment page. Let me know either way how you get on.

[@sarahmackenzie1816]

Agh yes that worked Thank you : ) I love your work and I've enjoyed learning how to knit beautiful gifts for friends following your clear step by step guides Thank you for all your hard work to make these videos : )

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

I have just seen your order and emailed it over to you. Thanks so much for supporting my knitting channel, your comments are really kind. Good luck with the lace leaf scarf!

[@Marny5580]

Is there a written pattern that can be printed out?

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Email me and I will send you a copy. You'll find my address on my web site www.thecastingoncouch.com

[@theHookdudewest]

The Casting On Couch what a beautiful pattern ... you've done it again ... created a delicate lace scarf with just enough intricacies to produce a beautiful project !!! thank you for taking the time to create the tutorials ... a lot of viewers don't realize the time it takes to put a 30 min video together. best regards, theHookdude west

[@Marny5580]

The Casting On Couch Thank you! Happy camper here!! You most definitely make this world a better place.

[@박해순-b3s]

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[@deborahamaral2625]

Hi I really love your tutorial, but I too like your other writer have ended up with 43 stitches. What am I doing wrong?

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

Deborah Amaral What row is this happening on?

[@xcxCalypsoxcx]

Do you have written patterns as well? :)

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

I have written instructions that can be purchased via this Ravelry link: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lace-leaf-scarf-3 So you can work along with the written instructions to this video guide. Thanks so much for your lovely comments on my knitting videos.

[@xcxCalypsoxcx]

Thank you! :)

[@ugursoyackgoz6701]

Wow

[@Carbonatedjello]

Hi, I'm pretty new to knitting so it's entirely possible that I'm missing something but I haven't been able to figure out what I'm doing wrong on my own. So I've done the cast on and the 3 rows of waste yarn but now that I see the pattern for the actual piece I cannot for the life of me see how that pattern comes out to 41 stiches doing 2 repeats. I've counted it several times and keep getting a count of 43. I know this can't be right because the piece isn't supposed to increase in size but I also can't figure out where I might be going wrong in reading the pattern. Please help, this is really bugging me!

[@f8aw8suw8c4]

You are missing the part of the instruction before and after the * 16 stitch Repeat* With the 9 extra stitches, each row instructional has you either knit or pearl or other, either 4 at the beginning and finish the last 5 stitches after the repeat, or after the *.

[@butterfly4875]

Sorry typo, then plus 9 just once that should say!

[@f8aw8suw8c4]

Not a typo, as they are typically written as multiples + #. Experienced knitters are familiar with it written as thus. You will never see it written as multiples plus # just once.

[@cenkozmus6863]

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[@Stormlucy111]

Dare I say it? You look like the actress who played Jacqui du Prė.....

[@jingding1800]

Hi. Can you please look into below my email

[@TheCastingOnCouch]

jing ding - Please email your request again as I can not see it. Thanks.

[@knittingtogether2916]

I tried this one but it was not as beautiful as in the video so i suggest that u shouldnt try doing this one.