The Cell Stitch - a Knitting Tutorial!

[@shirleyriley7941]

I really enjoy your tutorials, thank you. You always explain EVERYTHING very nicely.

[@tinarlowe2251]

Never did get the hang of knitting. I have attempted several times to learn. I learned to crochet when I was abt 10 yrs old by watching the sitter. Love your work....

[@Snowpaux]

Thanks for the thorough explanation of the stitch,😊 and diagram!

[@kerripedersen9542]

This is so pretty! Thank you, as always, for all you do! I think this would make a beautiful cowl.

[@judymckinstry8130]

Your tutorials are always so clear. Thank you. ❤

[@lisahill3797]

Ace! Great clear tutorial as usual. Thank you 🙂

[@roserenik6375]

This is an awesome pattern, this will make a beautiful baby blanket or a cowel or scarf.

[@jolenelarson469]

It's very helpful to learn the "whys" and "how it works" and to learn to be observant of the stitches in the rows. Kind of the science of knitting. I love it, thank you, Craig!

[@catherinecrawford2289]

This is beautiful, I was looking for a different lacey stitch to try, thank you!

[@carolanderson5509]

I love the stuff you knit. I just cant knit. 🥰

[@eljones5752]

Very pretty stitch! Just learning to knit. My Mother used to knit and crochet all the time. She made beautiful things that I still have. Thank you. 💗

[@adriennedunne1748]

You are a gifted teacher. Thank you. Have you ever knitted the mock honeycomb stitch. I think you'd enjoy it. Keep smiling. X

[@jsblueeyed011175]

So pretty I just learned to knit last year I wanted to make my own socks cause I dislike the retail costs for junk socks I will def keep this stitch in mind when I have a bit more experience

[@sharoncalladine4046]

Fantastic as always. Thank you.

[@joanphillips4782]

Thank you sending Love and Light

[@sueking1972]

Great explanation. I like this very much. Thank you.

[@amandah4834]

Thank you for another knitting pattern spider it’s lovely ,Amanda xx❤️

[@MsPERLA1990]

I just Love you 😘..you are so nice and good in all you tutorials ❤❤❤

[@charlenerenee7751]

I haven’t watched your channel in a long time, I didn’t know you knit.

[@IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975]

Thank you! Just saw a shirt a couple of days ago and wishing I knew how to somewhat imitate it. This just might work!

[@reiki11]

Gonna try that potato salad, too!🤗

[@MadMimisCrochetandFarming]

Thank you for sharing.

[@frozenstone1787]

Lovely 😊

[@nalodailec]

Excellent. ❤

[@reiki11]

Thank you for explaining the mechanics of the pattern. How my brain functions, too...show me how, but I need to know "why".❤

[@avislawrence866]

Love your step by step tutorial so easy to follow. Can you show us how to do dogs or cats filet crochet pattern for blanket please.

[@girijaanand398]

Thank you sharing, please share a ladies cardigan tutorial

[@lauraharper7441]

Wish I could 😊.

[@kayceegreer4418]

I lllike it! Wait..WHUT!?!? Did I just hear you say PURL?

[@IDontSuckAtLifeakaJanis3975]

@FiberSpider help me out here, please as my brain NEEDS it (haha) If I do 2 pieces approx 34"W × 13"L (here's where I need help) AND THEN I want to connect the two pieces and work in the round. I would then DROP the FIRST knit 2 and LAST knit 1 and ONLY work the pattern accordingly to what is written in between the end stitches and work Knit around instead of purl for rows 2&4⁉️ *** The idea is to later stitch the top of the beginning rows together leaving an opening for a neck hole and I'm unsure about the bottom of the shirt/cover-up... Don't really want ribbing but maybe. Anyhow, is that how working this pattern in the round would work⁉️ Thank you in advance for any help and thank you for this tutorial.... And maybe you could figure out what I'm trying to say here and make that too 😁😂

[@nancyc7639]

When you use pound of love, what are you making with it. If knitting a shawl in this pattern, how far does the pound of love get in inches? Love this pattern. Thank