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Can’t wait to try this on a baby blanket

Hallo, wollte fragen,wie ich zu der Anleitung, dieser wunderschönen Babydecke komme...

Thank you for showing this interesting method.

Wonferful! I just started learning to knit on some old straight needles that were hanging around the house but so many projects that interest me are on circulars but I didn't want to have to buy a ton of different sizes of cables. I'm so happy I found this video.

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Would love to know how I can make this a bit bigger

As a first time knitter you do excellent job at teaching!

Hey, does anyone know if you need the same size cable needle as your knitting needles?

Can you add edge stitches and how many do you recommend thanks for sharing great teacher❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

Can you add edge stitches and how many do you recommend thanks for sharing great teacher❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

This is the absolute best tutorial, they tips / cues at the end were sooo helpful.

How do we knit this stitch in the round/on circular needles?

When I got to the reduction, I ordered circular needles long enough to make a small circle. I was knitting with 4mm needles. As I decreased the circle and pushed off the needle onto the smaller cable, the stitches became tighter on the cable so, when I got around to the other side of the circle the stitches on the cable were too tight to move up onto the needle again. I typically knit loosely so I'm not sure how this happened but now I am stuck with either reversing all the stitches or cutting the project off the cable. What a bummer!😢

I'm knitting my first garment, which calls for increasing from 84 to over 500 stitches on a 32" needle. The pattern says nothing about Magic Loop or switching cord lengths, but I don't see how the increasing is possible without them. Anyway, thanks!

Hey, at least I can have a change

Beautiful indeed. What I always miss in videos that show gorgeous patterns, are descriptions on how to in/decrease. Thank you for your contributions.

Thank you for this lesson. I hate double pointed needles! This seeems easier😊

This is amazing, I finally cracked it. I was way too cocky earlier and went in with this tutorial without trying the single colour brioche... and kept getting stuck and unravelling the whole thing 😅 After the single colour brioche, this made a lot more sense. Thank you!

You explained so clearly and the visual perfect . Thank you!

Making this for my husband for Father's Day😊 I decided to take every bit of guidance offered here, but I am also tweaking it just the tiniest bit by making it double layer/ reversible. Ambitious, I'd say, as this is my very first knitted beanie. But your instructions are so clear that you've given me loads of confidence. Thank you!!❤

does dk weight count as a light or medium weight yarn?

Awesome voice tone / speed… delightful… instructions… clear and precise… gobbledegook rubbish speak .. zero which equals awesome… helpfulness💯

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No problems

Thank you, so easy. I appreciate your taking the time for these tutorials. Have a blessed week friends!

Once again you make it look so easy. Thanks!

Great tutorial 🙌🧶❣️ Thank you

Rach

This is a silly question but if you use this tool and you don’t connect it can you use it to make a bigger blanket ?

It’s lovely, but can you knit it single stranded?

Lovely. I know the basics and think I could handle this. Thanks for sharing!

What if you’re using fingering weight yarn? How many would you cast on for adult ladies ?

Is there any purling in the second row?

WOW! You made it seem so easy, so I tried it, and it IS easy! I am already working on a Harry Potter scarf set in green and silver (Slytherin) for a Christmas gift. Thus far it is coming along nicely.

I don't understand any of this. I'm so confused.

This is the best knitting video ever ! So easy , simple and clear !!thank you

Me, who's only ever crocheted, cross-stitched and sewed: I could do this first try Fr tho, that shawl looks so cute!!!

How many rows are you knitting?

B.Hooked Knitting, the links are all missing for: → Curved Cable Needles : → Lantern Moon Cable Needles : → Malibrigo Mecha Yarn :

Is it possible to knit brioche in the round? 🤔🤔

Can you knit a border on it wouldn't that keep it from curling up

I learned to do this stitch without pearling and it looks the same. Any even number of stitches, knit first row (setup row), EVERY row now will be: *K1, K1B (knit one below) *. Knit last 2stitches Sooooooo easy 😍

1:18 ***(simplified version at the bottom if you don't want to do a bunch of reading)*** Something you can do to fix this is to cast on a number of stitches that is relatively small, maybe 6-10 stitches*, and do around 5-6 rows of the stitch you're planning to use. Then, once you've finished, measure the width; this helps a lot, because then you can multiply both the stitches you casted on and the width of the stitches you casted on by however much you need to match the size of the pattern. (one you made up, or that you found.) This is a method that I made up, unless it already existed without me knowing, that I found out while trying to make a cardigan pattern of my own. Also note that you need to do this for every stitch pattern - (Ex: like the garter, stockinette, rib stitch, etc.) - that you are planning on using in your pattern if you want roughly around the size you need. *If it is a written pattern make sure to do something divisible by the stitch count(s). ***(SIMPLIFIED VERSION IF YOU DONT WANT TO READ ALL OF THAT)*** Cast on a small number of stitches divisible by the pattern be it written or made up, do 5-6 rows, measure the width, then multiply the stitches to see how wide the project will need to be - or how many times you need to cast on.

I am a beginner and this video was easy to follow. Maybe consider that you're dumb before saying the video makes no sense.

I had to make MANY swatches of garter stitch before I could maintain a consistent stitch count. Then I undertook your beautiful gray and pink beginner's scarf and was that a learning experience! As a result I have learned to fix mistakes to some extent - I had to frog a row or two and finally learned to put the remaining loops on the left needle so they could be knit again onto the right needle. I'm almost done with the scarf and although it has a few wonky stitches, that's fine with me. So now I'm on to practice purling and the stockinette stitch, no matter how many swatches I need to do, lol. I'm a lifelong crocheter and I'm learning to knit in my late seventies - so you can teach an old dog new tricks for sure! Thanks to you, Brittany!

I wish I would have known more about the qualities of yarn. Thanks for your video and sound advice. I am practicing stitches on scarves. I feel like I am not accomplishing much but I am learning how different yarns knit up and I am also refining my tension.

Thanks for the tips. I have been a crocheter for years and just picked up knitting. I have made some scarves and now am on my first sweater with the help of a youtube instructor. My biggest fear was making mistakes because you can't just frog them like crochet - you have to learn to "un-knit" them. But that has also been my biggest accomplishment, learning how to fix my mistakes which took the fear away. And I too think knitted garments just have a more polished look than crochet although I have made some of those as well.

Greart suggestions. I was fortunate to have a yarn shop owner teach me to knit. All of the bits of information she gave me saved me a lot of mistakes. I still made plenty of errors and was frustrated at times Knitting is still not the easiest for me. I've been crocheting since I was seven and its so automatic. With knitting, I have to think about each move I make. I agree that knitted garments seem better than crochet ones, but I'm no fashionista.

Good points, especially keeping your first pieces of work! :) However, as a beginner knitter (longtime crocheter -- over 40 years -- but decided to try learning to knit again only a few months ago), I would not have continued if I had only knit swatches. That would have been pointless to me and a waste of my time. Instead, I knitted a wash cloth (kind of like a swatch but with a purpose), and then a garter-stitch scarf (also kind of like a really long swatch but with a purpose). Those two things gave me the practice I needed to get started, but without the "I'm not really knitting, I'm just swatching" that would have nixed my efforts right out of the gate. Just my two cents' worth. :)

My first project was a disaster! I was in Girl Scouts, and we had to make a triangular headscarf. Got so mad at it, I bent the needles and threw them away! Tried picking it up a couple of times and it just didn't click for me. I was trying Continental style. I finally watched a whole bunch of different youtubers and found that my most comfortable way to hold was English, even though I crocheted for 50 years previously. Finally, about 50 years after my first attempt, it clicked and I've made several things. Right now I have two different blankets, a poncho and a hat on the needles! So my thing I wish I knew was that there are multiple ways to knit (Continental, English, Portuguese and I think a couple more). Experiment until you find a style that fits you.