Suzanne's Method of Avoiding Underarm Holes in Knitting
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- This video is about Closing the Holes at Underarm.
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My underarms thank you, Suzanne. I have used this method on several sweaters now and it works like a charm. Your video and your commentary are very helpful. I still can't do it without referring to the video, but I guess that will come with practice. Underms used to be the "ugly" part of my knitting projects but now I'm proud to show them.
I love this! Thank you!
The best method for this situation. Thank you
I'm about to give it a try,,thanks to Suzanne pointing me in the direction of this tutorial.......I'm excited for a sweater with no pit holes,,especially since I'm using expensive yarn with this one•!! 🙂🌻🧶🥢
now we can put our hand up in class, right guys?
Ditto to everything Wendy said....Suzanne is my go to guide on EVERY knitting problem or question!!!
I come back on every sweater to ensure I’m doing it correctly!
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Me too!
Me too! 🙂
me tooo
Hahaha me too!!!
I love how you demonstrated not only the how to do it, but also the why and how it works. Also, pre-pointing out how to better read the stitches was super helpful for applying it to my own work.
Thank you so much. Please share my videos on your social media. happy knitting.
🤯 I could not for the life of me figure out how to get rid of those holes!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!
You are welcome!🧶
Same, I was gonna do a duplicate stitch..but not now. This is much nicer.
great
THANK YOU Suzanne. I’ve knitted 4 flax sweaters and I get so upset when I finish and there are holes to seam up at the end. I’ve looked all over the internet and yours is the best video suggesting how to correct this problem. I’m excited to try your technique on my next sweater.
You are so welcome!
I completely agree with so many of the comments! I've used this several times and it works great every time. I especially appreciate the quality of your videos: THANK YOU for using great lighting, filming close-up and IN FOCUS (!), and with a light colored yarn that makes it easy to see what you're doing. My most referenced knitting video!
This is so great to hear, Keely! I really appreciate your thoughtful feedback, thank you! ❤️
Amazing. I have been knitting for over 60 years and have learned more in two weeks from following your videos than I ever knew. This one my favorite. Thank you so much.
You are so welcome!
A good reminder, when you haven't picked up sleeves in awhile. I especially appreciate the continental style. As I knit in that style!
Wonderful! Thanks for watching and commenting. I hope you have become a subscriber to my channel and that you will share my videos with your social media friends. That is the biggest compliment you can pay me! Thanks and Happy Knitting, Suzanne.
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These knitting tips are just amazing, helping me enormously as I've just picked up knitting again after a 20 year gap, thank you Suzanne
Wonderful!
This is the best method I’ve seen anywhere! Thank you Suzanne for generously sharing your knitting knowledge.
Wow, thank you! 🧶
Thank you much for the video. Those underarm holes always drive me crazy.
You are so welcome, Holly! 😊
I am a 15+ years crocheter, and a relatively new knitter. (I needed a new challenge, and boy did I get it!) For everything knit related that is terribly confusing for me, I'll type it in the TH-cam search bar and try and locate videos uploaded by you that are related to what I am having problems with, and EVERY TIME I watch one of your video's, everything just clicks! I love how you point every stitch out and explain why and how you do certain stitches and I LOVE it! I need that in-depth breakdown to understand what I'm looking at and how to conquer such things like this video with holes in the underarm joins, and much more! THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!!
You are so kind. Your feedback makes my day! Thank you! Please share my videos with your social media friends. Happy knitting.
Suzanne, I must say, your videos are very easy to follow and they take the ‘fear’ out of knitting! I mean, I feel like i want to knit more complex projects and all I have to do is come to your videos to check them out and I will find the answer lol. Thank you again!
What a lovely thing to say, Slatrice, thank you! I love hearing that you are becoming brave and adventurous, I have every confidence that you'll succeed! ❤️
Love this! I’ll be using this with every shirt or sweater I make from here out! This technique should be in every single sweater knitters toolkit, in every book, pattern and class for sweater knitting (with link or credits to you)! You’re a genius! Thank you so much!
What a lovely thing to say, Elizabeth, I really appreciate your very kind words! ❤️
I watched this video over and over and over and over. this first-sleeve knitter thanks you.
cathie clove if you’re on Facebook, join our Knitting With Suzanne Bryan page 🤩
Thank you cathie clove! Happy knitting.
I follow many knitting podcasters and they all have their strengths but you are simply the best teacher. Thank you for the wealth of knowledge that you share with us.
Wow, thank you, Judy, what a lovely compliment! ❤️
Exactly what I need to know and so clearly explained too. Can’t wait to have a go. Great video thank you Suzanne.
Let me know how it works for you! Happy knitting.
Thank you so much for this wonderful method of hole prevention. I appreciate your clear instructions and your patient, unhurried approach. Your method yields a neat and tension perfect segue from that underarm bifurcation to the sleeve! I don’t knit sweaters much but I sure keep your link faithfully recorded in my knitting journal so I can access it as needed. Bless you, Suzanne!
Harriet, what a lovely thing to say and so appreciated, thank you! ❤️
I have been knitting for 61 years and you show us techniques that I didn't even know existed. Great teaching!
Happy Knitting.
I'm an experienced knitter but you still teach me new things! Love it!
Awesome! Thank you! Happy holidays.
Thank you so much for your clear explanations, the way you show what is happening in the fabric, and how you get into the nitty-gritty of why you recommend your techniques. In all my projects, the help from your tutorials has elevated my knitting far beyond what they otherwise would be! I feel like being able to finish these projects well, especially in these areas that show "rookie mistakes" such as armholes and edges, makes knitting so much more enjoyable because I feel confident that I will love the end result. I owe much of my success to you. Thank you for being such a wonderful teacher!
You made my day. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for posting this! I’m knitting my first sweater and this is the only tutorial that makes sense!
You are very welcome Kristina Lugo! Happy knitting.
I love this method and the detailed way you break it down. I’m using it on my current sweater project - my underarms look INFINITELY better than what I was trying to pass off before. This tutorial is a must for anyone looking to become a better process knitter. Thank you Suzanne!
Thank you Josephine
I've tried many methods to close up those gaps but have never been satisfied. Your video is just fantastic. Very detailed and nice closeups to help understand the process. Thank you so much!
You are very welcome pcb0071! Happy knitting.
This is such a wonderful explication of the underarm process. I am so glad to have found u thanks so very much I look forward to learning more.
Thank you!
I have been struggling with this for years. Thank you for sharing your method , I've always had to go back and darn underneath the arms to clean up those holes.
Thank you so much. Be sure to share my videos with your social media groups and friends. Hugs and Happy Knitting.
This is an awesome technique! I come back to this video every time I need to pick up underarms of sleeves.
Perfect!
Beautiful! The best and most logical solution I've ever seen. Thank you.
You are very welcome! Happy knitting!
As a new knitter I really love watching you. I am learning so much about problem solving and understanding what's going on in the process of knitting. You're a great teacher!
Thank you so much! Happy New Year and Happy Knitting!
Your tutorials are beyond excellent. So helpful. Photography and speed of your knitting are perfect for a tutorial. Cannot thank you enough!
Thank you Martha Guinta! Happy knitting.
SO helpful, Suzanne! I love to knit the sleeves on my garment along with you while you’re doing this technique. What a confidence booster! 🥰
I'm knitting my first ever sweater and I'm almost ready to divide for sleeves so I'm bookmarking this video for reference. Thank you so much!
Wonderful!
Thank you so much! I finally started my first sweater after platonically knitting for 15 years and your videos are incredibly informative and helpful. My sweater armhole still has a very slight gap in it, but I think that’s due to the YO eyelets and my general inexperience. Will try to identify how to completely eliminate it on the other arm, and will just use the tail to close the gap on my first sleeve since it’s right next to the picked up stitches. ❤️
You are very welcome, Sara! And I love your perseverance, practice really is the key and I think you have a great plan of action. If you haven't already, please consider joining my Facebook group (same name), it is filled with supportive knitters at every level and we all really enjoy helping each other. ❤️
So glad I found this! Wonderful video. Love the close up shots and your use of a pointer! This will help me a lot.
Great. Let me know if you use it and how it works for you. Happy knitting.
Perfect! Currently working on a cardigan and I was thinking of holes and stumbled upon your video! Thank You!
Oh, I am so glad you found this video just in time. Let me know how it works for you! Thank you, if you haven't already subscribed to my channel, please do and share my videos with your friends. Happy Knitting.
This is exactly what I needed! What a great way to attack the holes before they start. Great, clear video.
Thank you. Happy knitting.
Thx for all of your videos they are so helpful! I love that you not only show us how to do it but you are teaching us why we do it. I call videos like this “The anatomy of knitting”. I’m working on my 2nd sweater, the Love Note, and I keep rewatching this video to help me as I go along. This video helped me on my first sweater but it really helped me this time since I better understand the construction of the stitches. I started knitting this past March and I love it!!! Thx for all you do!!
Wow! You are doing great! Thank you for sharing. I may steel the "The anatomy of knitting". I love that.
@@SuzanneBryan I will let you borrow it lol :) I was in communications for years so it’s kinda my thing :)
Wonderful!!! Thank you! Now I need to learn what a Magic Loop is, too!
Ah, yes, I need to make a video on magic loop, don't I. Happy knitting.
I am joining myself to all those knitters before me that's you've help ! I have now picked up the stitches on my first sleeve and i am sooo happy!! As a new and passionate knitter (one blissfull year already), i thank you so much Suzanne for all your tutorial videos. You are a gem 💎!
Thank you Ginette Doiron! Happy knitting.
I come back to your video time and time again. Couldn't knit a sweater without you! Thank you!!
You are so welcome!
Thank you, Suzanne. I had this exact problem. Searched for “picking up stitches to close holes.” Found your video first. And it solved my problem, I had already knitted three rows. So I opened up three stitches around the hole and pulled out the three rows and used your method worked great. Thank you so much! I “liked” your video, subscribed and will definitely look at more of your videos in the future. Thanks again!
Thank you so much! Happy New Year and Happy Knitting!
Thank you for your videos! This has been very helpful! I appreciate you!
Thank you so much! Happy knitting.
I was dreading picking up the underarm stitches so much that I let my Turtle Dove Sweater sit for a month without working on it. Found your video and it worked like a charm. My sleeves are in process and the underarms look perfect! Thank you so much. I'm subscribing right now to your You Tube Library.
What perfect timing pamela hasson! Happy knitting.
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WOW WOW WOW Thank you so much for showing this the under arm has always been difficult to finish ,but not anymore bless you for sharing this with us much appreciated.
Thank you! Happy Knitting!
I love this method of obliterating the armpit holes, I applied it to thumb gussets too. Thank you again Suzanne. I am just getting ready to submit my level one MHK program notebook. Wish me luck.
Wonderful! I am so glad it works for you, I also use it for the gusset on socks. And GOOD LUCK on your Level 1. Happy knitting.
Great suggestion. I will try it on thumb gussets too.
You explain it very well I love your work
Great video. I always dislike my underarms. Now I can remedy this problem. Thank you for being so clever.
Thanks Annick. Happy Knitting!
Wow I’m just knitting my very first top down sweater and your tutorial was just great. A huge thank you 👍🏻🇬🇧😀
Thanks. Happy Knitting!
Thank you so much for this!!! Making my first sweater and was able to follow this perfectly
Wonderful Becca Gipson! Happy Knitting.
I'm working on my first raglan now. Everything was a breeze... Then I I started the sleeves and went "uhhh....." I tried to close it myself, and I was on the right track with pulling up bars and knitting together, but I was still getting big holes. I watched some other videos that didn't really tell me anything, but yours was very helpful. I'm certain I'll be able to finish my first sweater now after watching this. And, best of all, I can say "That was easy! Why did I put off trying a sweater for so long??"
Wonderful! Doesn't it make you feel accomplished? Happy knitting. Be sure to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan Indeed it does. I had been almost afraid to try sweaters but decided that I would do it this year. August will make 3 years since I started knitting, and I knew I wanted to tackle them before then. Thanks again for the help!
You are doing great! 3 years and making sweaters. My kind of knitter.
Thanks, Suzanne. I'm a very solitary kind of person, and I don't know even one other knitter in person. And it's difficult for me to leave my home, so I've never shopped at an LYS. That makes it hard for me to gauge (pun intended) just how I'm coming along as a knitter. At first, I felt (pun unintended) like I picked it up (ditto) very quickly. I was knitting a brioche scarf within a month, and double knitting within 3 months, for example. Now that I'm getting farther along, there's naturally less to learn and so I've slowed down in acquiring new techniques and skills, and it leaves me kind of confused as to just what my skill level is. I think I'm probably an "advanced intermediate" knitter, but saying that also makes me feel a little pretentious since I've only been doing it for 3 years. I work on my knitting for about 6-8 hours each day though, on average, so I do give a lot to it. I'm finally at the point where I'm very comfortable with sewn bind-offs, seaming/grafting, picking up, and other stuff that isn't knitting proper -- things that I really avoided as much as possible until a few months ago. I really need to work on getting a consistent gauge more than anything at this point.
Incidentally, I did finish my first sweater and it turned out great -- armpits and all! I had to do things slightly differently that you did in this video, since I was working with a baby sweater and had much fewer stitches. After picking up and ssk'ing and k2tog'ing, I pulled up a new column of stitches with a crochet hook where I had just a bit of a hole left over. But after working in my ends, it all worked out well and looks good.
I've watched multiple instructional videos from several different knitters, and I'm glad that I found your channel. Unlike with some other channels I'm not naming, I don't find myself saying "No, that's incorrect" or "You're doing that in a really awkward way" as I'm watching. All of your videos I've seen make sense, are accurate and correct, and are easy to understand. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us!
Wow! You sound like me, several years ago. I was what I call a "closet knitter". I didn't know anyone who knit and we didn't have any local knit stores. It was before TH-cam and everything I learned was either by trial and error or from books. I am so glad to be of help to you! Happy knitting.
Thanks so much - this was a huge help!! The only thing that was a little confusing is that the video cuts off when showing the two bars being put on the needle on the left side, so the first time I did this I only had the bar that is worked immediately. I tinked back when I got to the bar that I didn't pick up, though I think I'm realizing I could have just picked it up right then and there. The next time I did it the right side was incomplete and I still had a huge hole. So I just put the bar on the needle and did the sk. I had no idea if it would work, but it did!! Thank you so much for this video. I've always dreaded and avoided sleeves for this very reason, nothing I tried ever worked - and now I have a method that works!! I'm sure I'll be referencing your video every time.
I am so glad you were able to improve your armhole. Thanks for commenting. I hope you have chosen to subscribe and please share my videos in your social media groups, like FB, Ravelry, Pinterest, etc. Thanks again and happy knitting, Suzanne.
could you please correct the skip at two bars you lost me at this point
@@ruthdoyle3572 if you see it again you will probably understand when, after the break at approx 4:20, Suzanne again points out which stitches are which. THEN , as I gather, there is a unknitted loop which is dealt with as an SSK at the the end of the round (Approx 8:20) ....and all possible holes concealed.
@@lkogirl9869 I have been watching and re-watching and I have to agree with you that the bar to the left of the final picked up backwards loop cast on does remain un-knit on the right hand needle until the round is worked around and then the un-knit 2 bars to the left of the sleeve side are worked as "SK" then as "K2tog" with the first stitch re-mounted. Then it looks like that bar leftward of the last backwards loop cast on pickup, once it is reached, is worked as "SK". So far, so good. But my problem is what do I do when I only have a single backwards loop cast on stitch with only 1 stitch to pick up? Looks like I may need at least 2 backwards loop cast on stitches to have sufficient stitches to work Suzanne's method. Thoughts and ideas? @Knitting with Suzanne Bryan, will page you for input!
Thank you for sharing! I think that's awesome how you casually have a knit friend lend you a WIP for a video. I love the sense of community in the yarn crafts crowd.
Oh my God ! What a useful tutorials! Underarms holes used to be a hell for me! I can't believe I haven't heard of this technique before.
This is my own invention. Thank you! Hugs and happy knitting!
Perfectly done! That is absolutely Brilliant! I've never seen that done, thank you so much for sharing this. Far cleaner looking then anything else I've ever seen!
It took me a few years to figure this out. I tried many many variations of this before getting it to work, and to be simple. Thank you and happy knitting.
Thanks a lot dear Suzanne..Another wonderful informative video..very clear instructions.Greetings from Dubai :-)
Thank you so much Anita! happy knitting.
So glad I found this. Can’t wait to try this technique on my next sweater. Thank you.
Wonderful!
Thank you this was very helpful for a baby sweater I’m working on! I was sick of sewing up raglan sleeves after knitting and this did the trick. I love your videos - you’re always so helpful!
Wonderful! Happy knitting.
This video has been immensely helpful to me, not just when knitting a couple of baby sweaters, but also when knitting fingers of gloves. Thank you for sharing these knitting techniques!
Yes, I use the same thing for gloves and socks - For Fingerless Mitts - th-cam.com/video/RJQswKVPF5k/w-d-xo.html. Happy Knitting!
Quick question!! Would you weave in the tail like how you usually weave in ends?
Depends on what you mean by how you usually weave in tails. Search my channel for "weaving in ends" and you will see how I weave in ends. It may help you a lot. Thank you!
So helpful and easy to understand. This is the first time I won’t have to go back and patch the holes under the arms. Thank you Suzanne!
Glad it was helpful! Happy New Year.
Love the simplicity of your teaching, especially for myself as a beginner.
I'm trying my very first pullover ❤️😍
Thank you for the very kind feedback, Toula! You should also join my Facebook group (same name), it is filled with supportive knitters at every level and we love to help beginners. ❤️ Best of luck on your pullover!
I was struggling with underarms for so long, I just used your technique and I’m incredibly grateful, they look amazing!
Life changing!! The underarms of sweaters have always been a challenge, so thank you for this beautiful video!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You! I knit a lot of top down items with in the round sleeves. This is so helpful. My garments will look so much more polished now 😊
Glad it was helpful! 🧶
I'm working on a baby cardigan just like this and was just trying to figure out what to do with the underarm hole. Thank you for solving my problem, and for explaining it so perfectly!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, I'm Italian and even if my English is not perfect I founded you're explanation very clear. Thanks for all.
Thank you and happy knitting.
The results of your method are beautiful! No funny looking stitches!!! And no hole!!! Thank you for sharing this technique with us. I will have to watch your video a few more times, to get the technique down, but I will learn it because I love how yours looked after doing it. Thank you again.
You are very welcome, Jeanette, happy to help! ❤️
Getting ready to knit my first sleeve tomorrow. Was looking for exactly what this video taught. I hope I can pull it off!
Wonderful! Happy knitting.
This info is priceless. I literally had no idea what to do next on my raglan sweater after I reattached the arm stitches to the needles and your explanation was so perfectly lovely and clear. You are a very good teacher! THANK YOU!
Thank you Paige Holm! Happy knitting.
I always love your videos. They are so incredibly clear and concise, the camera work is perfect and you explain everything exactly how I understand best :)
Perfect, thank you for the kind comment. Please share my videos on your social media. Happy knitting.
Every time I need to look up a particular technique or trick I always check to see if you have a video on it before I look anywhere else. Your explanations are so clear and the results are always fantastic - thank you!
Amazing! Now I finally know what to do with those long strands of Yarn... I always try to coax them along the rest of the sleeve, but it’s a pain and doesn’t always work. Thanks so much! This is the best knitting tip I’ve had in a long time!
This is the same concept as the mitten. I also use this method for the holes at the corner between the heel and instep on socks. Happy knitting and have a great day.
Hands down the best video I’ve seen showing how to do this! Thank you!
Thank you! Happy knitting.
I'm knitting my first sweater, a top down raglan, and this video has helped so much! I'm adding it to my favorites so I can refer to it for every raglan I make!
Glad it was helpful!
Suzanne, Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! This is amazing! I watched this and on the second time watching I worked along with you and There Are No Holes Under The Arms!! It looks fantastic! Thank you!!!
Totally awesome! This is wonderful! Please share my videos on your social media. Happy knitting.
Thank you so much for posting this very helpful video. Everything about it is great, from camera work to explanations. Super!
Thank you, Kathy. Happy knitting.
I love your no-nonsense approach to teaching and I still use your kitchen or without ears for every so I can slip or toe I do
Wow, thank you, Bendie! ❤️
Thank you for this video, what a great lesson! I am saving your video to use this when I make my next sweater.
You are very welcome. Please share my videos on your social media. Happy knitting.
Thanks you so much! This is the first time I have ever been able to have NO hole under the arm without trying to rig something up after the fact. This is the only video I have seen that was truly helpful.
You are very welcome. Thank you and Happy knitting.
This is my go to video when I'm knitting topdown. Thank you for making it so clear and simple
You are so welcome, Christine, I appreciate you watching! 😊
So nice to learn from a master Knitter. I’m still getting a hole on the right side but I will try it again and I’m sure it will look awesome. Thank you.
You will get better. Thank you!
I’m knitting my first sweater and this was SO helpful thank you so so much 💛💛💛
Wonderful Sarah Jackson! Happy Knitting.
I'm about to follow along while I do a sweater arm - I haven't knit a garment in like 10 years and I'm so grateful for this help!
Thank you Suzanne. I love the detail and identifying what extra area to work, what it looks like after working it, and seeing SSK/K2T in practical action. Application!
You are so welcome! Happy Holidays.
Suzanne, i know this video is 3 and a half years old....but the universe was telling me something when it popped up in my youtube suggested videos.....perfect little tid bit since i'm working on the itag set in sleeve kal with you for my mother's sweater....it couldn't have been more perfect timing to see this video when we are getting close to start swatching and calculating the amount of yarn...now the underarm hole closure will be running through my mind for when actually start knitting a few weeks
Yay! 🧶
I have recently joined your Ravelry and FB groups, I love your tutorials. They are very explicit. Thank you!!
Thank you! Happy knitting.
Thank you, Suzanne! It's so helpful to watch your video as I'm doing my first project with sleeves like these.
Glad it was helpful!🧶
10 months since the last comment here...and...you are still helping !!! Yay!!! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.
You are so welcome!
Thank you Suzanne! I've done this procedure on three sweaters now, and I think I finally have it down! I appreciate all your videos.
You are very welcome Krista Bleich! Happy knitting. Happy New Year!
Thanks, Suzanne! So helpful to find an instructor who uses the continental method, as I do.
You are so welcome! 🧶
So incredibly helpful Susanne! This one definitely going in the archives 🥰
Thank you Carol Ferguson! Happy knitting.
Thank you for teaching me how to correct the holes in the underarms. I come back to this video over and over again. It is simple and does the trick. I appreciate you so much.
You are so welcome, Cheryl; I really appreciate your kind words! ❤️
Thank you for your help. I like the way you show how to knit the stitches. And your voice is very calming. 🌺
Thank you! Happy knitting.
Best video I've seen on closing up holes in underarms. Thank you so very much!
You are very welcome! Hugs and Happy knitting.
I use this video now every time I pick up for sleeves. Thanks for sharing and being such a clear instructor!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you Susanne. I've been struggling with this detail for years.
You are so welcome!
I love this video and look at it every time I do sleeves to make sure I get it right. So darn helpful! Bless you for sharing.❤
Great, Suzanne.You make it so clear how to get rid of those loose strands and close the holes.
Thanks so much, Cherrie, I really appreciate your kind feedback! ❤️
Thank you so much, dera Suzanne! About two years ago, I started on top-down-sweaters. I am a practised knitter, but the underarms always looked so amateurish. Your method is simply marvellous! Love from Hamburg
Wonderful to hear, Herdis! I really appreciate your very kind feedback! Love right back from California! ❤️
Seriously, I don't know what I would do without this video! thank you so much - such a great lesson.
You're very welcome!🧶
After many tries, I finally got this to work! I needed an 'image' and thanks for providing it! .