I'm an avid crocheter (mostly amigurumi and some wearables) but I love the way knitting looks! I've tried it a few times and have the basic stitches down, but it's so excruciatingly slow and easy to make a mistake. I think this will be really helpful! Now I need to learn how to troubleshoot knitting mistakes...it's so much easier to take out one crochet stitch or a row of stitches compared to knitting!
My 10 year old daughter decided to teach herself how to knit🤷♀️ (nobody in my immediate or extended family does) so I bought her some needles and this seems to be the easiest but most clear set of instructions to follow. I much appreciate this video. Thank you so very much. 😍
this is so cute 💌 i started being interested in knitting when i was 10 years old too. my grandma and my bought me a lot of needles so i could choose which one is the best for me. now i'm 17 and i started again. i forgot it a little so i was not very determined at very first. you made me remember about my grandma that passed away recently. now i'm more determined to knit better. i hope your daughter never loses her interest. thank you, respectfully ❤️🩹
that’s such a sweet story I am also 10 and I have been crocheting from TH-cam tutorials but I have always wanted to knit as well this tutorial seems pretty easy to follow so I’m going to try this as soon as I get the knitting needles!
Ahh this makes sense! I am a crocheter and I always love the stitches that most closely resemble knitting. But I think with this tutorial I can just actually KNIT something. Thanks!
tried knitting when I was a child but ended up preferring crochet, guess what? I am sixty and have tried knitting English style as I was taught, but didn't enjoy it so decided to watch your videos and yay I love the way you knit and purl continental style and am enjoying it immensely; I am starting to get a bit faster and my tension is good, so thank you from the bottom of my heart for your very clear instructions.
This makes me so happy for you! Thank you for taking the time to let me know that this method really worked for you and I'm so glad that you found my video easy to follow. Continental style was definitely the ticket for me too. Enjoy your new knitting skill - what fun!
I literally said "Oh!" when I saw you hold the yarn in your left hand! I'm a crocheter and one of the hardest parts of knitting for me has always been holding the yarn in my right hand. I'm so excited to try this!
Don't give up! I have been crocheting since I was 7 and it took me many failed attempts to teach myself to knit. It's worth sticking with it! I have a video on my channel with some tips for crocheters learning to knit. You might find it helpful. :-)
I learned to crochet first. My great-grandmother--Nana--taught me when I was around 8 or 9. I crocheted off and on for years until I learned to knit at the age of 11 or 12 at a library class. The way that I knit is just like you described! I thought that I had made something up because I was doing it differently than the other people I saw and the books I read. It wasn't until recently that I was told that I was knitting in a way that was "okay". The lady called it the German style.
This looks like the perfect solution for how I could learn to knit!!! Thank you!! I have been a crocheter for several years now and just haven't been able to crack knitting at all. Exactly as you stated the muscle memory is far more comfortable with my yarn in my left hand!! Thank you for posting!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH. im neuro divergent and learning new crafts make me so happy! ive been trying to knit for over a year but couldnt get the hang of it, til u came along!!
thank you for this video! ive been crocheting for years (self taught) and have tried to teach myself to knit but my hands felt so awkward with two needles and holding the thread. your video is so easy to follow and such a great pace for me. thank you! ♡
My first intermediate crochet pattern, I got from you. Now you've shown me how to knit. I'm off to buy a couple more patterns from you. Thank you so much!
My grandmothers taught me to crochet as a child. I have always wanted to knit and began to learn a few years ago. This makes so much sense to me! Thanks for helping me to use my crochet-brain and muscle memory to transition into a new skill.
Wow! I never heard of continental style knitting, cool! I'm one of those people that has been crocheting for years - it's so much easier for me than knitting. It looks like this is something I should try. Thank you for sharing this interesting technique.
Bita Arabian you're welcome! That's awesome that you've crocheted for so long. I actually almost gave up on knitting until I found some good videos, and I loved the continental style! It made all the difference for me. Thanks for the kind words about the video!
I never tried knitting because I always thought it was harder than crochet. Now that I've watched this video and read the comments, I'm definitely sticking to crochet 😂♥️
This is the absolute BEST video to learn knit stitch I've tried. After giving up on how the 'toss your yarn over' knitting style, because it ALWAYS looked messy to me, this works! I can crochet most anything, with any size hook, and Tunisian is a breeze, but really wanted to learn to knit. Now I am off to try your triangle start...woo-hoo!!
Thank you so much! As a crocheter, knitting has been a crazy kind of chaos that I’d try and give up on repeatedly over the years. Stuck in bed after an injury with lots of yarn and the resolve that I’m GOING to finally figure this out, and with your awesome video, I’m super quickly doing it! 🎉 It wasn’t even frustrating after watching your instruction! Many, many thanks!
Thank you! It's make more sense! I started crochet in February now it nearly the end of October, I want to learn how to knit and some other videos doesn't help but this does! Thank you!
so! my mom taught me to crochet when i was about 7, and ive been doing it for years, and one of my teachers had a mom who used to knit and crochet. and had a half finish project before she passed away, so my teacher wants to relearn how to crochet/ knit, but the original pattern she sent me is knitting, so im trying to knit and this video is really helpful!! thank you so much!!
@@mamainastitch literally the first time I tried knitting I (about a year ago now) I ended up crying coz I used metal needles, which I now know are more slippery compared to the wooden needles. And funny thing is, that if the pattern my teacher sent me was crocheting I would have probably never picked up a knitting needle again. But I was determined to do this, because I’m also really close to my mom, so I wanted to do this for her, so far I’m doing good :) I only messed up a little bit on my first attempt at the pattern because I spaced out and just kept doing the same stitch for a few rows. But as I say for all my art, it’s a new characteristic of this particular piece
Jessica, what a great idea. I’m trying to learn to knit (I’m a crocheter as well) and find continental makes more sense for us crocheters too. I think it may be because we are used to touching the yarn more than not. The other way seems like so much extra work. I can’t wait to try your way. Thanks for posting this video!😊
This really helped me with "strangle it" part of knitting My only question left is how am i supposed to Scoop the yarn up with a smooth blunt stick? I keep failing and failing at this part
This was so helpful! I’m a crocheter who’s starting to get the knitting bug. Other vids have suggested to me that continental style might work for me. I hope you do more on this line. New sub, by the way. Thanks!
do you have a video/tutorial on how to crochet if you're a knitter? i find it very difficult to wrap my head around. Thanks, love your blankets and sweaters
My recommendation to new knitters is to 1.learn continental style 2. do your own double pointed needles from bamboo sticks 3.make a hook shape to one tip of the needle and sandpaper them to give them soft slipping surface 4.use hooktips for pulling the yarn. I wish I knew all these at the beginning. Low cost, no hand wrist pain and fast knitting! That is all
I sort of taught myself how to knit, using one of those knitting for beginner books (I've been crocheting for decades). I do use the continental style of knitting, because that's what I'm used to for crocheting. I also know Tunisian Crochet. I know how to cast on, I know how to do the knit stitch, and how to do the purl stitch, but I have developed a peculiar tension problem that NO KNITTER( and I have asked quite a few that have been knitting for years!) has been able to figure out, or help me fix. I'm hoping maybe you can, since you are a crocheter that also knits. What I have noticed, as I'm knitting along, is the length of yarn BETWEEN each stitch gets longer and longer. I try to tighten my stitches to compensate, but it doesn't really work. By the time I get to the last stitch in my row, the last loop on my needle is somewhere between double to triple the size of the other loops of the previous stitches. For the life of me (and every other knitter I've met), I can't figure out how, or why this happens. Do you have any ideas? If I need to, I can make a video of my knitting attempts, for you to watch, once I figure out how to upload to TH-cam! And thanks for any assistance you can give me!
I have been crocheting for many years, and with all the different types of yarn I have bought, kept etc. I want to try and knit. After watching this video; I think I can do it. But now I need some needles! What do you recommend? I seen so many different sizes at the shop. I don't know what to get. I'd like to make beanies or wash cloths.
Oh, I wish I had learned it this way as a kid. I favor crocheting, and I awkwardly taught myself how to knit. I just can't get this, lol! I'll keep trying 😊
ftroopmom Hi! Yes, the purl stitch was harder for me to master as well! I will definitely try to make a video to show how to purl at some point. Thanks so much for the suggestion!
Hi! It depends on the yarn size that you use. In this video, I use super bulky yarn so you'd want to use US Size 15 knitting needles. It would make a nice blanket!
This was very easy to understand but will this work if I do it the other way?? (I mean use my left hand??) I need a tutorial like this for left handed people 😅
My only question: is it really worth trying? 😂 Haha, I'm very content in crochet land and afraid that struggling with knit will mess up my stride... 😂 Great video. Someone tried to teach me knitting once, and I don't know who failed worse, her or me 😂
i mainly wanted to learn because knitting only uses up two thirds of the yarn that crochet does, and the fabric is less thick and stiff.. but the hand motions of crocheting are more enjoyable for me
Oh dear, I give up. They made us do knitting in 3rd grade elementary school and I could never get it. Needless to say I hated it. Now, over 30 years later I thought "Maybe I should give it another try. It's a good skill to have", but nope, haha, I'm out. I will never get this and have no interest in it. The loom is better for me. Good video though.
This video is really clear and easy enough to follow, but the style of knitting did not work for me!! If you are struggling with this video, try the other knitting style. I think called English. I am an avid crocheted for many decades now, so I was surprised this style did not work for me. If you are really good at holding consistent tension in crochet, then I think this style will work for you. If, like me, your tension is all over the place, then try the other kind of knitting! It worked for me when this style didn't. 🎉
As a crocheter. This is what i need since i got knitting yarn Edit: i just realized there are instructions for how to knit on the back of the box💀 Edit 2: also tgeres a long clear straw thing, whats that?
I tried to follow your video but got extremely frustrated. You don’t explain a lot of the motions you are doing, and so I just kept having to pause every single frame to watch your hands and see what to do. And then when it got to the second needle, the yarn kept coming off of mine and I couldn’t figure out why because your video didn’t explain what you were doing 😭 I know this is a 7 year old video, but it honestly frustrated me so much I want to give up on ever learning to knit
Actual witchcraft. I've been trying to learn to knit since 2019 and I cannot figure it out. I have so many crochet sweaters and I just want to have some knitted ones too, man. How are you doing that 😭
Um... so, I really wanted to try this, but I didn't have any needles, and it was 10:30 pm so I couldn't go to a craft store, so I just grabbed some well sharpened pencils and some yarn... I'm not sure how what else to say now.
Why does it look backwards?? I don't like knitting, it is not relaxing at all and this looks so much more complicated, worrying how you hold her yarn, etc. Give me crocheting any day!!
I'm an avid crocheter (mostly amigurumi and some wearables) but I love the way knitting looks! I've tried it a few times and have the basic stitches down, but it's so excruciatingly slow and easy to make a mistake. I think this will be really helpful! Now I need to learn how to troubleshoot knitting mistakes...it's so much easier to take out one crochet stitch or a row of stitches compared to knitting!
Wow! Now I can finish the scarf I started in 1982!
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THE WAY THAT THIS COULD ACTUALLY BE TRUE
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I'm an avid crocheter (mostly amigurumi and some wearables) but I love the way knitting looks! I've tried it a few times and have the basic stitches down, but it's so excruciatingly slow and easy to make a mistake. I think this will be really helpful! Now I need to learn how to troubleshoot knitting mistakes...it's so much easier to take out one crochet stitch or a row of stitches compared to knitting!
Agreed! I just read you can use crochet to cast in and this makes it so much easier
My 10 year old daughter decided to teach herself how to knit🤷♀️ (nobody in my immediate or extended family does) so I bought her some needles and this seems to be the easiest but most clear set of instructions to follow. I much appreciate this video. Thank you so very much. 😍
this is so cute 💌 i started being interested in knitting when i was 10 years old too. my grandma and my bought me a lot of needles so i could choose which one is the best for me. now i'm 17 and i started again. i forgot it a little so i was not very determined at very first. you made me remember about my grandma that passed away recently. now i'm more determined to knit better. i hope your daughter never loses her interest. thank you, respectfully ❤️🩹
that’s such a sweet story I am also 10 and I have been crocheting from TH-cam tutorials but I have always wanted to knit as well this tutorial seems pretty easy to follow so I’m going to try this as soon as I get the knitting needles!
me too im 11 and started to learn i mainly crochet so i used a pair of chopsticks and it works just fine😂
@@pumyyyyyou can also try with chopsticks😊
@@celiaV0126 lol thats a good idea
Ahh this makes sense! I am a crocheter and I always love the stitches that most closely resemble knitting. But I think with this tutorial I can just actually KNIT something. Thanks!
tried knitting when I was a child but ended up preferring crochet, guess what? I am sixty and have tried knitting English style as I was taught, but didn't enjoy it so decided to watch your videos and yay I love the way you knit and purl continental style and am enjoying it immensely; I am starting to get a bit faster and my tension is good, so thank you from the bottom of my heart for your very clear instructions.
This makes me so happy for you! Thank you for taking the time to let me know that this method really worked for you and I'm so glad that you found my video easy to follow. Continental style was definitely the ticket for me too. Enjoy your new knitting skill - what fun!
I literally said "Oh!" when I saw you hold the yarn in your left hand! I'm a crocheter and one of the hardest parts of knitting for me has always been holding the yarn in my right hand. I'm so excited to try this!
Don't give up! I have been crocheting since I was 7 and it took me many failed attempts to teach myself to knit. It's worth sticking with it! I have a video on my channel with some tips for crocheters learning to knit. You might find it helpful. :-)
I learned to crochet first. My great-grandmother--Nana--taught me when I was around 8 or 9. I crocheted off and on for years until I learned to knit at the age of 11 or 12 at a library class. The way that I knit is just like you described! I thought that I had made something up because I was doing it differently than the other people I saw and the books I read. It wasn't until recently that I was told that I was knitting in a way that was "okay". The lady called it the German style.
this is by far the best way i’ve seen to cast on… everyone else makes it such a long process but this simplifies it so much! Thanks!
This looks like the perfect solution for how I could learn to knit!!! Thank you!!
I have been a crocheter for several years now and just haven't been able to crack knitting at all. Exactly as you stated the muscle memory is far more comfortable with my yarn in my left hand!!
Thank you for posting!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH. im neuro divergent and learning new crafts make me so happy! ive been trying to knit for over a year but couldnt get the hang of it, til u came along!!
Ahh so happy it helped!! Happy knitting!! ❤️
thank you for this video! ive been crocheting for years (self taught) and have tried to teach myself to knit but my hands felt so awkward with two needles and holding the thread. your video is so easy to follow and such a great pace for me. thank you! ♡
My first intermediate crochet pattern, I got from you. Now you've shown me how to knit. I'm off to buy a couple more patterns from you. Thank you so much!
My grandmothers taught me to crochet as a child. I have always wanted to knit and began to learn a few years ago. This makes so much sense to me! Thanks for helping me to use my crochet-brain and muscle memory to transition into a new skill.
Wow! I never heard of continental style knitting, cool! I'm one of those people that has been crocheting for years - it's so much easier for me than knitting. It looks like this is something I should try. Thank you for sharing this interesting technique.
Bita Arabian you're welcome! That's awesome that you've crocheted for so long. I actually almost gave up on knitting until I found some good videos, and I loved the continental style! It made all the difference for me. Thanks for the kind words about the video!
my needle keeps falling out at 3:17, it just doesnt create a loop under
this was the easiest tutorial to watch, i literally just picked up a new hobby thanks to you!
I never tried knitting because I always thought it was harder than crochet. Now that I've watched this video and read the comments, I'm definitely sticking to crochet 😂♥️
This is the absolute BEST video to learn knit stitch I've tried. After giving up on how the 'toss your yarn over' knitting style, because it ALWAYS looked messy to me, this works! I can crochet most anything, with any size hook, and Tunisian is a breeze, but really wanted to learn to knit. Now I am off to try your triangle start...woo-hoo!!
Thank you so much! As a crocheter, knitting has been a crazy kind of chaos that I’d try and give up on repeatedly over the years. Stuck in bed after an injury with lots of yarn and the resolve that I’m GOING to finally figure this out, and with your awesome video, I’m super quickly doing it! 🎉 It wasn’t even frustrating after watching your instruction! Many, many thanks!
The same happened to me :D
That makes me so happy! Congrats on learning to knit!
Thank you! It's make more sense! I started crochet in February now it nearly the end of October, I want to learn how to knit and some other videos doesn't help but this does! Thank you!
As a crocheter this helps a ton thanks alot!
You are THE life saver- from a fellow crocheter
It's really easy to follow along, your instructions are very clear! :)
I'm so glad that you think so. Thanks Carlin!
Wow! Suddenly I can knit!! SO helpful. Thank you.
so! my mom taught me to crochet when i was about 7, and ive been doing it for years, and one of my teachers had a mom who used to knit and crochet. and had a half finish project before she passed away, so my teacher wants to relearn how to crochet/ knit, but the original pattern she sent me is knitting, so im trying to knit and this video is really helpful!! thank you so much!!
I’m so glad that you find it helpful 💕!
@@mamainastitch literally the first time I tried knitting I (about a year ago now) I ended up crying coz I used metal needles, which I now know are more slippery compared to the wooden needles. And funny thing is, that if the pattern my teacher sent me was crocheting I would have probably never picked up a knitting needle again. But I was determined to do this, because I’m also really close to my mom, so I wanted to do this for her, so far I’m doing good :) I only messed up a little bit on my first attempt at the pattern because I spaced out and just kept doing the same stitch for a few rows. But as I say for all my art, it’s a new characteristic of this particular piece
I had such a hard time trying to knit and this is exactly how I figured out I could do it! lol. I can't get any other stitches though. Great video!
So glad that you were able to figure it out! I'm sure that you'll get more stitches with some practice.
Jessica, what a great idea. I’m trying to learn to knit (I’m a crocheter as well) and find continental makes more sense for us crocheters too. I think it may be because we are used to touching the yarn more than not. The other way seems like so much extra work. I can’t wait to try your way. Thanks for posting this video!😊
This really helped me with "strangle it" part of knitting
My only question left is how am i supposed to Scoop the yarn up with a smooth blunt stick? I keep failing and failing at this part
Incredible video of continental knitting!!!
Thank you very much!
This was so helpful! I’m a crocheter who’s starting to get the knitting bug. Other vids have suggested to me that continental style might work for me. I hope you do more on this line. New sub, by the way. Thanks!
do you have a video/tutorial on how to crochet if you're a knitter? i find it very difficult to wrap my head around. Thanks, love your blankets and sweaters
My recommendation to new knitters is to 1.learn continental style 2. do your own double pointed needles from bamboo sticks 3.make a hook shape to one tip of the needle and sandpaper them to give them soft slipping surface 4.use hooktips for pulling the yarn. I wish I knew all these at the beginning. Low cost, no hand wrist pain and fast knitting! That is all
thank you for telling me where to put the yarn!
I’m struggling so bad I want to cry.
I sort of taught myself how to knit, using one of those knitting for beginner books (I've been crocheting for decades). I do use the continental style of knitting, because that's what I'm used to for crocheting. I also know Tunisian Crochet. I know how to cast on, I know how to do the knit stitch, and how to do the purl stitch, but I have developed a peculiar tension problem that NO KNITTER( and I have asked quite a few that have been knitting for years!) has been able to figure out, or help me fix. I'm hoping maybe you can, since you are a crocheter that also knits.
What I have noticed, as I'm knitting along, is the length of yarn BETWEEN each stitch gets longer and longer. I try to tighten my stitches to compensate, but it doesn't really work. By the time I get to the last stitch in my row, the last loop on my needle is somewhere between double to triple the size of the other loops of the previous stitches. For the life of me (and every other knitter I've met), I can't figure out how, or why this happens. Do you have any ideas?
If I need to, I can make a video of my knitting attempts, for you to watch, once I figure out how to upload to TH-cam! And thanks for any assistance you can give me!
I have been crocheting for many years, and with all the different types of yarn I have bought, kept etc. I want to try and knit. After watching this video; I think I can do it. But now I need some needles! What do you recommend? I seen so many different sizes at the shop. I don't know what to get. I'd like to make beanies or wash cloths.
Omg this makes so much more sense thank you!
@@teresabeaumont5597 yay! So glad it helps!
This helped me a lot! Thank you!
the biggest struggle is trying to figure out how to keep the yarn on the needle 😭it’s a list cause
Oh, I wish I had learned it this way as a kid. I favor crocheting, and I awkwardly taught myself how to knit. I just can't get this, lol! I'll keep trying 😊
as a fourteen year old learning to knit with some old chopsticks thank you
So do u always need 2 keep a long length of yarn out for the tail for however many cast on stitches there will be?
THANK YOU SO MUCH ! YOU TEACHDE ME HOW TO DO IT
Glad I could help!
I've never understood how to cast on before thank you
Muchas gracias! Llevaba años sin entender cómo tejer con palitos 😂
Wow thank you so much ! Very very helpful.
I crochet everyday and have tried knitting a few times and couldn’t get the hang of it. I’m going to try again using your video.
IM CONFUSED! In the second part of the continental style thing am I supposed to be pulling from the tail or did I do it wrong?
This is great but how do you finish it off?
I have souch trouble with the Purl and more specifically, a rib stitch. Can you demonstrate that? I would be so grateful!
ftroopmom Hi! Yes, the purl stitch was harder for me to master as well! I will definitely try to make a video to show how to purl at some point. Thanks so much for the suggestion!
absolutely perfect
The yarn you use is beautiful, what brand is it?
Great video!
Your video is way better then any others. Wow they talk to much. This is very helpful I only crochet and this video is great!
THAT'S SO COOL😲 2:53
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Great video! What size needles would you recommend for a blanket?
Hi! It depends on the yarn size that you use. In this video, I use super bulky yarn so you'd want to use US Size 15 knitting needles. It would make a nice blanket!
This was very easy to understand but will this work if I do it the other way?? (I mean use my left hand??) I need a tutorial like this for left handed people 😅
download the video and flip it horizontally
do you think you could make wearables that are written in a normal way with this continental style?
Definitely!
My only question: is it really worth trying? 😂
Haha, I'm very content in crochet land and afraid that struggling with knit will mess up my stride... 😂
Great video. Someone tried to teach me knitting once, and I don't know who failed worse, her or me 😂
i mainly wanted to learn because knitting only uses up two thirds of the yarn that crochet does, and the fabric is less thick and stiff.. but the hand motions of crocheting are more enjoyable for me
It doesn’t hurt to try! And it’s perfectly fine if you want to stick to crochet. They are both lovely hobbies! 💕
@@mamainastitch I just got cold feet. I probably really will one of these days.
Do you happen to have a video on How to Crochet if you're a Knitter?
Hi Carol! I don't - at least not yet anyway. :)
Can you purl stitch?
My sides look like perl stitches. I can't get the vs
When starting project how do you know how long to make the non working yarn? Do you understand what I’m talking about?
TY SO MUCH
Oh dear, I give up. They made us do knitting in 3rd grade elementary school and I could never get it. Needless to say I hated it. Now, over 30 years later I thought "Maybe I should give it another try. It's a good skill to have", but nope, haha, I'm out. I will never get this and have no interest in it. The loom is better for me.
Good video though.
I've crocheted since I was like 8 or 9. I'm 30 now and I give up. Knitting is so not my thing lol I just can't get my brain to figure this out lol
My needle can't grab it 😩😭
this is the video for me lol
How are we supposed to finish it at the end this is horrible
lol I just grab my crochet hook and do 2 slip stiches at a time until its all closed
This video is really clear and easy enough to follow, but the style of knitting did not work for me!! If you are struggling with this video, try the other knitting style. I think called English. I am an avid crocheted for many decades now, so I was surprised this style did not work for me. If you are really good at holding consistent tension in crochet, then I think this style will work for you. If, like me, your tension is all over the place, then try the other kind of knitting! It worked for me when this style didn't. 🎉
I was using chop sticks, my scarf smell like ramen now lol
As a crocheter. This is what i need since i got knitting yarn
Edit: i just realized there are instructions for how to knit on the back of the box💀
Edit 2: also tgeres a long clear straw thing, whats that?
So how do you do stitches like slip slip knit with this technique.
yea it doesn't grab like that :(
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Thank you for going slow 🙏
Help why do I have 6 loops I'm so lost 😭
Nvm I figured it out 😅
I tried to follow your video but got extremely frustrated. You don’t explain a lot of the motions you are doing, and so I just kept having to pause every single frame to watch your hands and see what to do. And then when it got to the second needle, the yarn kept coming off of mine and I couldn’t figure out why because your video didn’t explain what you were doing 😭 I know this is a 7 year old video, but it honestly frustrated me so much I want to give up on ever learning to knit
Actual witchcraft. I've been trying to learn to knit since 2019 and I cannot figure it out. I have so many crochet sweaters and I just want to have some knitted ones too, man. How are you doing that 😭
Um... so, I really wanted to try this, but I didn't have any needles, and it was 10:30 pm so I couldn't go to a craft store, so I just grabbed some well sharpened pencils and some yarn... I'm not sure how what else to say now.
Its easy but too painful
This was confusing and I am a crocheter this made no sense.
Why does it look backwards?? I don't like knitting, it is not relaxing at all and this looks so much more complicated, worrying how you hold her yarn, etc. Give me crocheting any day!!
this didn’t help at all. the whole video was confusing and i didn’t understand a thing at all and i’ve been crocheting for 500 years 🥴🥴🥴
This is too hard!🤬
Bro u are so fricken confusing
its me Jessica ari if they touch me they sorry pull up in a Ferrari and make ...........
I crochet first. Today I just got knitting tools...just realised I am knitting wrong....maybe? Is there a wrong way to knit????
I'm an avid crocheter (mostly amigurumi and some wearables) but I love the way knitting looks! I've tried it a few times and have the basic stitches down, but it's so excruciatingly slow and easy to make a mistake. I think this will be really helpful! Now I need to learn how to troubleshoot knitting mistakes...it's so much easier to take out one crochet stitch or a row of stitches compared to knitting!
U copied someone comment copy cat🤮