I will add this to my project list. I'm a new knitter, I'm on my 2nd project, I have a baby blanket on the needles right now. Everyone crochet and knits differently, people should just respect each person's way of working. Crochet is my 1st love.
Thank you Mikey. This is a great tutorial - I really appreciate all the lessons on both your channels and I have laughed out loud at many of your shorts Love then. 😁
This was one of the patterns I did when I was learning to knit again and made a few of them. They are one of my favourite for a knit dishcloth because of the texture. I didn't know about this type of cast on so will have to try it. You are right it isn't about the speed it is about the journey.
I’m knitting a dishcloth in garter stitches right now. This seems like a project I’d like to try next. Thanks for taking the time to show us all this pattern.
lol I almost put my #7 needles away but now I need more dishcloths so another wip is going to have to sit and wait for me. Love this pattern. Thank you!
Is there a benefit to this cast on compared to the long tail cast on? For example like in crochet when you go through the back bar it makes the first row look prettier, does the twist and transfer method create a better edge?
I have done 12 rows with you and now what? I must have missed something because my work is just that, 12 rows! This is my second item I have ever made. Where do I go to further follow you to complete this item? Help😢
Love how your voice is soo clear Your the best teacher for a beginner thanks be back again to watch
Well thanks to you I have knitted my first item ever! It's not perfect but I actually learned a lot from it!
Thank you!
I will add this to my project list. I'm a new knitter, I'm on my 2nd project, I have a baby blanket on the needles right now.
Everyone crochet and knits differently, people should just respect each person's way of working.
Crochet is my 1st love.
Thank you for sharing. I love how you explain the pattern and show us. I am still learning. Great videos 🥰
Thank you Mikey. This is a great tutorial - I really appreciate all the lessons on both your channels and I have laughed out loud at many of your shorts Love then. 😁
you always include so many details that can be unknown or confusing for beginners; great video; thank you
i never see on posts i knit 2long needles one needle under arm sooo relaxing of course was taught scotland
Thank you! You are a great teacher
Love you clear voice the best I seen that easy to watch listen for a beginner I will be back
I find dishcloths are a great gift and relaxing to knit Thanks!
This was one of the patterns I did when I was learning to knit again and made a few of them. They are one of my favourite for a knit dishcloth because of the texture. I didn't know about this type of cast on so will have to try it. You are right it isn't about the speed it is about the journey.
I’m knitting a dishcloth in garter stitches right now. This seems like a project I’d like to try next. Thanks for taking the time to show us all this pattern.
Dish clothes were my first several projects. I feel they are the perfect first projects because they are quick and imperfections don't matter.
lol I almost put my #7 needles away but now I need more dishcloths so another wip is going to have to sit and wait for me. Love this pattern. Thank you!
Thank you, Mikey. I've never made a dishcloth.
Thank you for this tutorial! I can hardly wait to try this pattern. New friend here and will be looking forward to watching more of your videos.
I am new at knitting this is super helpful thanks
Love it Mikey thank you
I do it the same way you do. I feel it's the easiest.
Awesome needles
Did you show the pattern in the beginning for the basket weave in mauve
Is there a benefit to this cast on compared to the long tail cast on? For example like in crochet when you go through the back bar it makes the first row look prettier, does the twist and transfer method create a better edge?
I have done 12 rows with you and now what? I must have missed something because my work is just that, 12 rows! This is my second item I have ever made. Where do I go to further follow you to complete this item? Help😢
Rewind the video to the 34 minutes and 21 seconds point, he tells you at that point what you should do to finish it.
Omgoodness that last looks tedious! Can i practise this with thicker yarn n needles first?
absolutely. You are the creator of your own stitching journey.
Why not use markers to identify where you are to knit the 5 stitches?
Try using circular needles and knitting flat. I couldn't stand the banging of the long straight needles.
I’m with you I use circular needles for everything.
May be my phone but your hands and knitting needles and not visible cannot really see how you are knitting or pearl stitches.