Yarn-overs in lace

[@christineberry1380]

I love how detailed your instructions are. I've always wondered why my yarnovers always look different and now I understand. As well, hopefully I'll always do it right from now on!

[@SuzanneBryan]

This is wonderful to hear, Christine, I'm sure with a bit of practice your yarnovers will be lovely! ❤️

[@katzwhite5962]

I am knitting a baby cardigan for a friend's daughter and my pattern is calling for yfwd and yrn. I was so not understanding the yrn and was getting confused watching other you tubers as the way they were knitting (inserting their needles) looked different to how I knit. You showed the English way and how I knit up. Thank you UK🇬🇧🧶

[@SueWright-g3v]

Super helpful. I've never tackled a pattern with lace stitches before....and I am about to, so this was really useful. Thank you!

[@daveleonard3280]

Very nice video. I'm new to knitting and am an English style knitter and was very confused with YO especially when going from a K to a P. Very detailed and I love the explanation of the "hows" and "whys" of YO. Thanks!

[@thestitchcafe8295]

I know this video is dated 2018 but it is excellent!!!!!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you so much, TSC, I really appreciate your kind feedback!

[@gwynhigginson4871]

Just tackl8ng lace yoke..using your video..tight knitter so your detail tips brilliant

[@cw8011]

Thanks Suzanne for another informative tutorial. You never disappoint. Happy Knitting!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you. Happy knitting.

[@mslaceyrose413]

The difference in size of YOs worked between a knit & and a purl from ones between a purl & a knit is one of those little things that drives me crazy. I've tried several diffent suggestions for making them match, including wrapping YOs the opposite way and knitting them through back loop on the next row but your way is less fuss and easy to remember - just give more slack while forming one and tighten up while doing the other. So simple and it really helps. Thanks!

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are very welcome! Happy knitting.

[@hanhvuong8898]

Thank you teacher

[@susanb3525]

Thank you for such great videos!

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are very welcome, Susan! Thanks so much for watching! ❤️

[@coloursinnature5484]

Thanks 💝

[@SuzanneBryan]

You're so welcome, CiN! 😊

[@judylee3589]

Yarn overs freak me out. I can never get them the same size. I'll be re-watching this video many times, I think, to get it right. Thank you.

[@SuzanneBryan]

You can do it!

[@judylee3589]

@@SuzanneBryan Thanks for the support!!!

[@berylthokozaningubane2351]

Thanks Suzanne

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you

[@aytensbrocante9408]

thank you for good explanation my Lace stitch holes are very different. the knit is fine but when I purl it is bigger. now try it like you do thanks for that.

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are very welcome, Aytens! I find with a bit of practice, my brain will develop muscle memory. Thanks so much for watching! 😊

[@sharongilraine2583]

Thank you

[@SuzanneBryan]

You're very welcome, Sharon! 😊

[@mariafernandez4734]

Hola el punto muy bonito.lo esplica muy bien cómo se debe hacer.gravias un saludo .🍁🍁

[@SuzanneBryan]

¡Muchas gracias, María! ¡Agradezco tu muy amable comentario! ❤️

[@FogJuice]

This helped me understand yarn overs so much. Thank you! When you say you go back on the return row, are you just purling across (since this looks like stockinette), or are you doing something special with the yarn over stitches on the return? Thanks!

[@SuzanneBryan]

That is correct, Matthew, I am purling on the wrong side. Great observation! 😊

[@atrinka1]

I was knitting a pair of lacy socks and noticed this difference between the two YO (only knit stitches). I'll pay more attention next time, thanks!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Great! Yes, they really do show up more when the lace is stretched as in socks. Happy knitting.

[@ndig7535]

FAB! ...so on lace charts do they tell you to do SSK to compensate for the extra stitch? Or do they assume the knitter knows to do so? I love your tutorials. The camera get really close and in focus. One can see that you are a sharing person. Some videos show fab designs, but not how to achieve them.... Thank you!

[@SuzanneBryan]

They do not tell you.

[@christinayocca871]

Thank you. I am trying to figure out a yo and a yob. I wish you had shown the return row. My pattern is all knit with the yo and yob in the center. The leading edge of the knit changes when I get to the yo's and yob's. I am not sure whether to knit with the leading edge or to reseat the stitch or twist. These yo's are increases.

[@SuzanneBryan]

I would knit into the leading edge. Great question. Happy New Year!

[@chilloften]

Nice!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sovtlanatomas8938]

Nice

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thank you! Happy knitting.

[@cherylhenry-fowler722]

Great video. However, I'm a confused enlgish-style knitter (beginner)! It would have been helpful for me to see from the very beginning then following with the return after adding the yarn overs and then how to repeat. I'm trying to add yo, k1, yo inbetween a reversible garter stitch chevron pattern.The stitch pattern is worked on every round. When I add the yo, k1, yo, I don't know how to work those stitches on the even rounds because of the extra stitches or how to add the yarn overs again. Do you have any videos showing the complete process?

[@SuzanneBryan]

I do not have a video on this specific stitch. Sorry.

[@cherylhenry-fowler722]

@@SuzanneBryan Thanks for answering. I was asking about the stitches you presented in showing the yarn overs, not what I'm trying to do other than gain clarity on how to knit the yarn overs on rows 2 & 3. I've seen knit or purl on row two, you mentioned ssk or k2tog, but haven't seen how to proceed on row 3 with clarity. Guess I'll keep searching.

[@SuzanneBryan]

@@cherylhenry-fowler722 It depends on the design you are creating. In this particular design the yarn overs are purled on the return or WS row. But there are also times when they may be knit.

[@deborahheeps6634]

It’s the back side I want to see, I always stuff up on the yo when I’m doing the purl row

[@SuzanneBryan]

Did I not show the back side?

[@LushMontana]

THANX HON 🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@SuzanneBryan]

Any time!

[@ilikethepain3432]

What is the name of the pattern in this example?

[@SuzanneBryan]

Lacework - a Skill Building Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan - www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lacework---a-skill-building-tutorial