YO! All About Yarn Overs

[@barbmaddox8336]

You are such a natural teacher 🎉😊

[@PurlTogether]

Wow, thank you!

[@jacquelinesalem2776]

Whoa!!! Finally.... How to knit into the back of a double yo. Thank you sooooo much for this comprehensive explanation of "Yo's all ways". You saved the day for me on a "knit in a hurry" project. You are way at the top of the list of teaching videos. Love your style too.

[@sarag1158]

The most thorough explanation I could possibly ask for. Subscribed!

[@erroniousmcleese]

I need to watch this 100x so that when I reattempt the lace I am trying to do I will hear your words in my head

[@Rosebud2503]

Lol...same here.

[@Vee-qq1pn]

Yo, yo! I’m a crocheter learning to knit and I’m astounded at how much information I learned here in just a few short minutes. Thank you for your excellent and very easy to understand tutorial. I understand my pattern better now. -xoxo

[@mairaurena4488]

Always looking forward to see what I can learn from you. Your tutorials are so easy to follow and understand. Thank you

[@PurlTogether]

Glad you like them!

[@gailrigelsford4443]

You’re a life saver for a novice knitter! Thanks for making that demo super easy to understand, I’m on a roll now 🙂 ta muchly

[@flyinglocks]

This was very helpful, especially the ssk/yo explanation. Thank you!

[@susannamclaren2561]

So grateful for this wonderful explanation - really needed it as was struggling with a lace project!

[@karenhessel651]

Very clear explanation!!! Thank you.

[@PurlTogether]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Patriciahill1]

Ahhhhh that is why my purl yarn overs are not working. Double yarn over!!!! Genius!

[@Cre-Art]

Thank you. This is an excellent video. It's easy to see exactly what you are doing and the detailed explanations are very helpful. :)

[@vadec5909]

This video is just awesome. I am doing a pattern with YO! Your videos are so clear, I enjoy listening to you speak

[@siyaz]

Thank you very much for this comprehensive video about YO's, Jana.

[@ellarae6450]

WOW! I'll need to watch this at least 10X!

[@RosieKuhnPhD]

This such a great demonstration. Thank you!

[@PurlTogether]

Glad it was helpful!

[@thadisbostock3196]

This YO! Tutorial was so helpful.

[@rebeccagolfs]

Thank you for making it so much more simpler. You're great!

[@PurlTogether]

Glad it was helpful!

[@smallcat4560]

this is so so helpful! thank you for making such clear videos!

[@chloebutstraen9923]

Thank you so much ! You just solved my issue with "small" and big holes created with my yo since 10 years of knitting 😅 il never got thé counter clockwise tip !!!

[@PraiseMedusa]

Thank You: exactly the lesson I was needing.

[@angko-pe]

Great and informative video!

[@megmagruder7124]

YO this was helpful. Trying to make up a pattern for knitting a Christmas Tree for our trailer bathroom door. We shall see. Do I have enough experience to do this … no not at all. The lace is lovely.

[@hamraismail]

Can you tell me what to do when the pattern asks to do a yarn over at the end of the row and start the next row with a yarn over. I really want to know

[@LucilleSimas]

Very helpful thank you

[@gammaguire5623]

Wow, you must be knitting 24/7--you do so much! Thanks for the video. I've had problems with double yarn overs and how to treat them when you get to the next round.

[@PurlTogether]

You're very welcome! Do you have the double YO figured out now?

[@gammaguire5623]

Yes, but I need to practice. Someone once told me that when you get to the next row or round on a double yo that you knit one of the strands and purl the other one . More practice required!

[@suemills2323]

Realised I’ve been doing my purl YO wrong so thanks I will fix it from now on.

[@LadyGecko]

I was constantly making ‘accidental’ YOs when I first started with Magic Loop...so frustrating until I got the hang of it.

[@tinaj1813]

Thanks for the shout-out 🙂

[@marchwater44]

When knitting your next row, do you knit the two stitches together to avoid increasing my work?

[@PurlTogether]

It depends upon the pattern you're using. Usually your increases or decreases will be paired so that your stitch count will remain the same

[@cinderellassober8265]

😂When working lace do you purl your yo on the WS? I understand how to do a yo, I just don't understand what to do with it on the return row. My pattern doesn't specify, only that all WS rows are purled, and center stitches are purled (its a shawl). I can't seem to get a straight answer.

[@PurlTogether]

Yes, just purl the YO when you're on the wrong side.

[@cynthiabower3325]

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[@ooohlaa13]

wonderful instruct and helpful your sound is great around 7.. but fades a bit on my computer anyway goes in and out thanx

[@PurlTogether]

I'll check my mic. Thanks for watching!

[@marysmith9109]

How do you purl that yo on the next row?

[@PurlTogether]

Just treat it like a regular stitch and purl it as normal

[@kimbish3259]

Hi, how do you knit yarn overs through the back loop?

[@PurlTogether]

When you come to a YO, it should be oriented the same as a regular knit stitch, so you'd simply knit it through the back leg. Does that make sense?

[@sarag1158]

Thanks, yo.

[@Lisa-vb3gn]

Thank you!