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Could use not only several repeats at a slower pace, but also some clarity about how the yarn is wound around your fingers. I can figure it out with multiple rewinds but please don’t make me work so hard.

i like this lovely way of making a button hole in a Join-as-you-go button band knit. thank you so much for your method❤

hi is there a video for how to weave in that tail? I see its on the outside without moving the tail to the back of the work at some point. Im kinda confused by that.

Thank you ever so much for the very clear video! Also, the silence is golden…I wasn’t distracted! I’ve subscribed to your channel - you’re an excellent teacher!!

I like your stretchy cast on method. Could you show us the same bind off method. 👍👍👍👍👍

I wish you had done several SLOWLY - you did 2 and then zip zip - I had to keep rewinding. I would like a chance to do it slowly and get a flow going!

Great video. Very clear. You deserve some new scissors though😅

Thank you! So clear ❤ A video is worth a thousand words.

This CO has become my go-to start. So much so, that doing it any other way is a struggle and seems wrong. The only time I do another is the Italian 1x1 CO which is great for brioche especially.

What the heck?? This was excruciating to watch😂horrible tutorial I’m so sorry but wow

Thankyou, just what I needed to know, very clear. I just hope I can find you again!

Does not show at all how to join the button and like the title says

Love this Tutorial! Very informative. Nice to just watch. No talking or irritating music! Thank you!

Thank you, the buttonhole tutorial was an added bonus.

Thank you, so often what you are trying to learn is made more painful with the amount of prattle you must listen to. You very clearly showed me what was needed. You are a gifted teacher.

Came here because I looking for "joying band button remap" (joying is an car radio) :D

You are good but please STOP making that shacking noise with your mouth it is very annoying 🤠

I really like the jogless join. Thank you for the video. :)

Beautiful job

I absolutely loved your tutorial, this was exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you!

Wow, thank you, I know it was awhile ago, but relevant for me!

Nice explanation of how to work the backward loop right leaning and left leaning increases. What is the reason for twisting the left leaning increase twice?

A bit confusing couldn't really see how to join the band

Very clear shown, no extra words needed for me. Thank you!

Thank you very much for your video. I used it to do my first provisional cast on for a hat brim. It worked perfectly.

I couldn't understand that part of the written instructions until your film saved me :-)

Hello, I wish I could find the First videos to show how to start the band. I like the pattern for the buttonhole I remember now that method. Unfortunately it's kind of short at the end for showing how to knit on the band.

Hi there! Thanks for the video. Do you have a source for your stitch markers? They’re so pretty!

Sorry i saw this video well after the fact. Is that yellow sock yarn still available? That is my wife's favourite colour. I would like to knit a pair of socks for her in that colour. Yes, I am a male knitter and have been knitting for over 50 years. Wow, I am old. Lol

interesting tutorial but annoying to hear "um" every second word. Very distracting.

Thank you. What does the wrong side of the cardigan look like?

Couldn't hear you well, distractions in background. Also you were out of site with some of the instructions. I'd rather see how you join the band and another for button hole. Didn't get anything out of this video

My favorite video for grafting i-cord in the round.

Genius. Beautiful knitting. Thank you for sharing.

I seem to be getting two stitches each time. You went a bit fast after the first example. I feel complete uncoordinated. But will persist with it. Once you get going you sure go fast. Learners are slow snails.

slow down!!

The needles clanking on the table was completely distracting. If you’re not going to have any sound by not talking, then cut off all noise altogether please.

I am so glad I found your tutorial. There are many how-to's on applied i-cord, but I had no idea how to finish off. This is exactly what I was seeking. Thank you!

Very helpful. Thank you!

Thank you, this tutorial was easy to follow, and had the added bonus of joining in the round!

Good video, but a little long. I was looking for an improved way to execute the provisional cast on in the round without a jog and I found it. Thank you.

Thank you for the video. It would be helpful to explain how many stitches you would need.

this video is lovely and the music is so relaxing. May I ask what song it is? Thanks for your help with this provisional cast on!

wow the best german cast I have seen so far. Thank you. I just had to subscribe!

Luv, luv, luv this join! Yay Canada!

Thanks for a great video on how to graft the end of an icord bind off!

This is just the video I needed, because I'm binding off the sleeves on this very sweater! Loved the pattern, btw. 💜

Omg ,such a perfect weather to bask in the sun and knitting!! I live in tropical country so its been a dreamy condition for me

Please forgive me if this is a very stupid question, but the "live stitches" we later pick up, are they the little purl dashes in the waste yarn we used to knit our first row?