here is what i did, I used a #4 yarn, and #13 gauge knitting needle, I tried a #15 needle, that was too big, went back to the #13 needle, that seemed to look the best, you are correct, pretty easy to make this lace pattern, only 2 sts, my kinda pattern, I will make a few feet, then switch over to other color yarns for gifts. Thanks again for showing how to do this. And the double needle works great for the CO.
Thanks for this extra easy pattern. I am a newbie to knitting and found this to be something I can follow and add to my list of knitting. This gives me something extra when I don't feel like crocheting... Thanks.
Thank you so much for this clear video! I found a lace knit pattern by another TH-camd and it was so pretty but they never explained it clearly and I couldn’t figure out what I was doing wrong! So much thanks! You gained a subscriber!! 🎉
Hi there. I've just came across your site, and I think it's great! I'm a fairly new knitter, and I'm able to follow along because of the way you explain things. If you should happen to have an EASY poncho tutorial, for a toddler, that would be great! Thanks so much, and I look forward to seeing more of your tutorials! CHEERS 😊😊
I've learned that it's not the size of the stitch that helps avoid a tight cast-on; it's actually the space between the stitches. Try casting on and leaving extra space between each stitch.
Hey thanks for this tutorial I have one skein of super fine spun alpaca yarn so this lace work will be great and simple. Took me forever to find what I was looking for and this was it. If I can knit this with out tangling it up I'll post a pick. (-:
Loved the cast on tip, thank you. I wish the instructions included the edges as well as the interior design stitches. Guess I'll have to wing it but I'm a newbie at lace so I will need a little luck.
Tks. I am using thin but irregular textured home-spun yarn just to use it up. Am surprised how nice it is looking. I still have to concentrate which stitch I'm up to, but can find out by going to other end of row - ending in the two knits - and then jumping along the row identifying the 'knits' so I know what is my next stitch. This happens when I'm interrupted or have lost concentration. Also found, if I've somehow increased, it is pretty easy to 'undo' so it can be righted again. Bye.
Im using 3.25mm (3) for fingering. If you want more drape go up 1 or 2 sizes. Really depends on what yarn fiber. Swatch and see. I am working on a lace sweater/pull over.
After seeing that "one row repeat playlist" I couldn't click subscribe fast enough. I'm an experienced knitter, but omg I hate....HATE...patterns that require so much effort to not get lost. Multiple row repeats are fine but those sneaky ones where it's easy to get lost....nope. nope. nope. lol
I casted on 26 stitches. After more than 10.rows I realised I had just 23..how do i fix the problem with the lost stitches? My first time with a lace pattern and I'm finding it hard to figure things out ...
I found this video to be easy to follow, I just wish that she would of showed how to knit the purl side of the fabric or at leat explain how to do it for new knitters like me.But, overall I did find it to be helpfull .
Samantha Richards since you are yarning over before the purl, it doesn't decrease. If you did not yarn over before knitting/purling two together, it would decrease by one for each set of 2 stitches stitched together.
But when you purl you are adding an extra wrap/stitch when you are yarning over instead of just moving the yarn to the front, which replaces the one lost in the "purl 2 together ". Hope that helps.
Love it! My first try at “lace”. So easy and once I got into a rhythm it was so much fun! Thanks!
Wow, have been knitting for 15 years, your pattern is the best!
Thank you! It's so beautiful and easy! Everywhere applicable
here is what i did, I used a #4 yarn, and #13 gauge knitting needle, I tried a #15 needle, that was too big, went back to the #13 needle, that seemed to look the best, you are correct, pretty easy to make this lace pattern, only 2 sts, my kinda pattern, I will make a few feet, then switch over to other color yarns for gifts. Thanks again for showing how to do this. And the double needle works great for the CO.
Thanks so much. I was looking for something lacey, easy and quick for a baby blanket. This looks awesome.
I’ve been looking for an easy lace stitch and I just found your video it’s was very easy to follow thank you so much 😊
Thanks for such an easy tutorial! I just spun up some lace weight silk and this is the perfect pattern to use for a summer wrap. Gave it a thumbs up!
Thanks for this extra easy pattern. I am a newbie to knitting and found this to be something I can follow and add to my list of knitting. This gives me something extra when I don't feel like crocheting... Thanks.
Thank you so much for your simple, clear instructions.. and it’s nice to see someone who knits like I do. I’m too old to try European way.
I'm sure I must knit like you!!
Cant watch those who knit European way…looks sooooo complicated and awkward.
This rules-can’t wait to use this stitch!
Very very easy 👍🙏 thanks for sharing
Oh my girl thank you I've been looking at some lace pattern that's so pretty but I didn't know how to do it , your pattern is very nice , thank you.
I'm new to knitting and I found this to be very pretty and also very easy. Thanks for sharing!!!
Love it, have some thin cotton yarn for summer, now I can make an easy shawl that looks complicated. Thanks
I love your video. Thank you
Thank you for sharing, very helpful info. 🌼🌺🌸 Merry Christmas 🎄🎄🎄
This will definitely be my first lace pattern.
Seems simple enough to try. Thanks you so much for sharing. God bless you. ❤⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍
Thank you so much for sharing such a pretty, yet simple pattern. I love it! And your directions are very clear. I just subscribed.
Thank you so much for this clear video! I found a lace knit pattern by another TH-camd and it was so pretty but they never explained it clearly and I couldn’t figure out what I was doing wrong! So much thanks! You gained a subscriber!! 🎉
I like them both. Your very good and have really encouraged me to be adventurous. I look forward to your next videos.
Franca Perotti thank you! ❤
The Nervous Knitter welcome.
Very easy to understand. Thank you!
I am trying this as a curtain!Thanxx
Hi there. I've just came across your site, and I think it's great! I'm a fairly new knitter, and I'm able to follow along because of the way you explain things. If you should happen to have an EASY poncho tutorial, for a toddler, that would be great!
Thanks so much, and I look forward to seeing more of your tutorials!
CHEERS 😊😊
Excellent tutorial. thank you !
Wow that was simple
Great video! Just finished an infinity scarf with this stitch and I love it!
You explain so well.
🔥 might make a dress with this pattern
I've learned that it's not the size of the stitch that helps avoid a tight cast-on; it's actually the space between the stitches. Try casting on and leaving extra space between each stitch.
Love ur videos and there so easy to follow along as well
Thank you 😊
I'm gonna make a pair of 'fishnet' leggings with this pattern. Using 10mm needles with a 5mmYarn looks amazing.
Hey thanks for this tutorial I have one skein of super fine spun alpaca yarn so this lace work will be great and simple. Took me forever to find what I was looking for and this was it. If I can knit this with out tangling it up I'll post a pick. (-:
AWESOME!!!!! Thank you... Keep up the great work
Can bigger needles give you the lacier look with regular yarn? So pretty thx for a great video!
Beautiful! Nice and looks beautiful!
How would you recommend increasing and decreasing stitches for this pattern ?
Thank you!
Pretty
Fabulous! Tysm
I love this video. However, I would love to see how to place this beautiful lace in a shawl. Maybe between a garter Stitch.
Loved the cast on tip, thank you. I wish the instructions included the edges as well as the interior design stitches. Guess I'll have to wing it but I'm a newbie at lace so I will need a little luck.
Thank you so much for this!
Thx !
Going to use red heart it's a wrap ....... a table scarf
thanks--I can do this
very easy to follow :)
I love it 💖 Thank you
we have the same needles! anyway thanks for the tutorial :)
Love it...thanks
Tks. I am using thin but irregular textured home-spun yarn just to use it up. Am surprised how nice it is looking. I still have to concentrate which stitch I'm up to, but can find out by going to other end of row - ending in the two knits - and then jumping along the row identifying the 'knits' so I know what is my next stitch. This happens when I'm interrupted or have lost concentration. Also found, if I've somehow increased, it is pretty easy to 'undo' so it can be righted again. Bye.
I wish i can do this with crochet hook...its amazing video thank you !
i do it with chop sticks. the world is your oyster.
looks lovely. what needle size should be used for lace /fingerling yarn ?
Im using 3.25mm (3) for fingering. If you want more drape go up 1 or 2 sizes. Really depends on what yarn fiber. Swatch and see. I am working on a lace sweater/pull over.
After the 1row stitch scarf - this is next :)
Thanks
What needle size do you recommend for a fingering weight yarn?
I knit continental style, and purl Norwegian style. How would I do this with that. I don't bring my yarn forward when I purl. Nice video however!
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After seeing that "one row repeat playlist" I couldn't click subscribe fast enough. I'm an experienced knitter, but omg I hate....HATE...patterns that require so much effort to not get lost. Multiple row repeats are fine but those sneaky ones where it's easy to get lost....nope. nope. nope. lol
How would you do this in the round?
Can this bind-off be knitwise, or in pattern?
I casted on 26 stitches. After more than 10.rows I realised I had just 23..how do i fix the problem with the lost stitches? My first time with a lace pattern and I'm finding it hard to figure things out ...
Nice however not garter stitch since garter is all knit not knit and purl. Thanks for sharing.
I found this video to be easy to follow, I just wish that she would of showed how to knit the purl side of the fabric or at leat explain how to do it for new knitters like me.But, overall I did find it to be helpfull .
How would you create a shawl using this lace pattern?
How do we need a bag I’ve always wondered how to knit a bag
Can you make this as wide as you want it?
How do you go about putting the extra garder sts in
Thanks
Does this roll at the sides ?
You have the same voice as the actor of the girl with bunny ears from bob burgers
hi there, I am a beginner and was wondering if you knit or purl together does that then decrease the pattern? answers very welcome, please.
Samantha Richards since you are yarning over before the purl, it doesn't decrease. If you did not yarn over before knitting/purling two together, it would decrease by one for each set of 2 stitches stitched together.
I was wondering the same thing. Thanks Amanda for the answer.
What size knitting please
how can it be called garter stitch if it contains both K AND P stitches? should be all one or the other.
I just don’t get it because the stitches get smaller & smaller since you have to Purl 2 together.
But when you purl you are adding an extra wrap/stitch when you are yarning over instead of just moving the yarn to the front, which replaces the one lost in the "purl 2 together ". Hope that helps.
I have 2try this
Those 2 swatches don’t even look like the same stitch!!
Followed that pattern and NOT the same as your beige sample.......Oooops.....sorry.... was looking at picture from wrong angle😪
Ooops.....was looking at picture from wrong angle 😪