This is the equivalent of moss (or rice) stitch in the UK and it's actually really simple: If you use an even number of stitches, simply repeat K1, P1 on each row. As a general rule for this particular stitch, when you turn your work to do the next row, you knit into the purl stitches of the previous row, and purl into the knit stitches (whether you are using even or odd number of stitches). I think this may be why some people in the comments below have wound up doing "rib" stitch by mistake.
I love this stitch! I saw you use it as a border on a knit 4 below video. By far my favorite for borders. Currently working on smooth edges . . . found a crochet hook cast on that is absolutely beautiful, especially with the seed stitch. Thank you sooo much. 😊
I loved your slow demonstration. I finally understand it !! I tried for years to teach myself the beautiful seed stitch, with complete failure. Thank you for being such a good teacher. 🥰❣️🥰
My friend introduced me to a knitting class. After the first meeting, we went into lockdown because of the Covid19. I am delighted to have you, thank you.
Hi Kristen, I sent a comment some time ago about how I love this book, no longer being a beginner I still return to this book for inspiration when I don’t want to find / buy a pattern. I have just started a child’s throw using the Diamond Brocade pattern. Aran yarn 5.5m circular needles with seed stitch borders edging… it is absolutely beautiful and looks all snow and wintry so I think I shall put it away for a Christmas gift. Thank you so much for all your help and tips 🎉🎉🎉
I am 62.. I learned this stitch when i was 7yrs old.. over here we know this stitch as Moss Stitch.. so its always nice to know what other countries call it.. :) I do like how you explain it for new knitters out there..
Watching your videos inspires me to take up knitting again. My grandma taught me to basic knit since I was a child. Thats the only thing I knew. I stopped for a long time. She has been gone for many years now, but knitting brings fond memories of my grandma.
Thank you so much. I have taken over from my mother promising to knit my daughter a scarf ever year. I’m not a great knitter like she was but after watching your tutorial I’m confident I can pull this off. 😊
This was my most recent type of knitting to accomplish. Casting on with odd number of stitches definitely makes it easier. I used a pattern that had even number of stitches and row 1 was k1, p1 all the was through and row 2 was p1, k1. I messed up so many times as I forgot to purl the first stitch. I love your videos Kristen. Whenever I'm ready to try my next new style I come here to see you do it first. Thank you!!!
I once made this with I taught myself to knit then I did a shawl with the seed stitch. I was no longer doing needle crafts I guess I lost my CROJO and love for knitting for a while when I didn't have time for it. I'm back into it now and even looking forward to get into the swing of things again . Thanks for the video, I now know how to do this again and once I do that I am going to learn things with increase and decrease stitches to make things lacy thanks for the new found inspiration.
You are amazing! As a "Corona knitter" as I am called I totally love your instruction! This newbie gets it! I am so thankful for your guidance! You are my go to! Kudo's to you!
I love your videos. You explain everything very well and when you talk and show how to do the stitch or pattern, you do it slowly, so I don’t have to keep going back in the video. Thank you!
Hello and Thank you so Much for this Tutorial. 🤔 I have Never understood until Today how to get the Same look when trying to make this stitch. I would just give up and try a different stitch. 🙄 This is me at the moment after learning how to Knit it after watching your Wonderful Tutorial.😊 And Yes, that's my comment below from 3yrs ago. I had a lot of Learning to do back then. 😂Thank you again for Sharing and Teaching us all, it's Appreciated Much! ❤
Oh my goodness!! THANK YOU for this video! It showed me where I was going wrong with Purl knit and you made it very simple for me. My knitting is now looking like yours without any stray stitches trying to add themselves on my needle 😁
I have been trying for an hour to make a seed stitch washcloth by following a written pattern and I turned my work into a jumbled mess. So I took it all out, took to youtube and tried again. everyone kept saying, "When u purl, make sure your yarn is at the front." but they never showed what that meant so i just kept turning my needles. Again, jumbled mess. then i find this video, you say the same thing, "make sure your yarn is at the front" BUT YOU SHOW WHAT THAT MEANS!!! I actually made a loud noise in exclamation i was so relieved. makes perfect sense now, thank you for saving my project!!
Thank you so much for this video! It's been almost 8 years since I've knitted anything and this stitch always gave me trouble. Thank you SO much for explaining it so perfectly! I finally understand that I was looking at things backwards!😆🧶
Oh! When I was trying to learn the 1x1 rib stitch pattern, I didn't initially know what exactly I was doing and I ended up doing this pattern instead. And I was like, Huh? This ain't look right. LOL I just realized I learned how to seed stitch without realizing.
LOL! I also made a seed stitch when I was trying to do ribbing. Tip: if you want to do ribbing (whether single or double) you want to start your next row opposite of how you started the first (i.e. if row 1 started on a knit, start row 2 with a purl, and vice versa). But if you want a fabulous seed stitch, just keep repeating row 1.
i bought a pattern that calls for seed stitch but i’m half way through the project and have been doing a rib stitch the whole time AND I WANT TO CRY!!!! it feels totally unavoidable to get into a rib stitch! i’ve redone this pattern like ten times and i think mentally ill crack if i redo it again so it’s a rib stitch shawl and that’s the end of it! hearing you say they can turn into each other was validating haha
Thank you for the seed stitch, a made a cowel for a friend with the stitch and she love it made it deeper in length so she can pull it up and she has a hood!!
This is an amazing pattern, I have had problems with seed stitch in the past but this pattern hasn’t caused me an problem. Seed stitch is my favourite stitch ever, and this is the easiest pattern ever it’s amazing, if you haven’t tried it I suggest you do because it’s amazing.
Hullooo! Fellow beginner here! I found this tutorial very comprehensive and I was off and away on the seed stitch -from not knowing how to purl- pretty much right away. My only complaint is that I am working on a project with squares of an EVEN number of stitches. I learned pretty quickly on my own that if you're working with an even number, all you have to do to maintain the seed stitch, is to alternate your starting stitch; if the first stitch of a new row is a knit stitch, purl first. If the first stitch of a new row is a purl, then knit first. Easy peasy :)
Thanks for your idea. I know that the odd-stitch method works, but I do find it easier to recognize the first stitch for a knit or a purl, and do the opposite. Thanks.
Thank you for spelling out the pattern for me. I have tried to do this before but the instructions were not clear. My sister-in-law’s scarf is looking good!! 😊
I'm overly ambitious in everything I do. I am working on my first needle knitting since moving from the loom, and I decided it would be cool to start with a 640 stitch sock weight yarn blanket. I'm on row 3 and Your video just showed me 2 things I did wrong. Chalk that 5 hours up to practice! 🙃
Thank you so much. You made so easy and I feel like I should be able to accomplish this stitch . You have a very pleasant voice and it is so easy to listen to.
Wow! You make it look so easy! I've been doing stockinette stitch (knitting one row, purling one row) and I keep getting the curl of both edges into each other for my scarf and I've been trying to fix it. I even added a border of 3 knit stitches and it didn't fix it. So I'm looking forward to trying out this pattern on a new scarf that hopefully won't have a curl! Thanks again!
Thank yo so much,it was difficult fornme to learn since I'm 10 y.o but I really enjoyed it and I can't believe I found you and now I know how to seed Stitch! I wish you an amazin day good bye
Sivan, I hope your knitting projects are going well. This would be a lovely stitch to use to make a cosy blanket. Knitting is difficult for me to learn as well. I'm 51 and it's my first time learning. I've just been buying pretty wool and using it to knit blankets in a plain garter stitch. I'm definitely going to give this stitch a go!! X
Good Morning Kristen! Thank you for sharing & showing this Beautiful demonstration of how to do the Seed Stitch. I'm Certainly going to give this a try later on Today. I'm in the process of making a couple of Men's Neckwarmers for a Co-worker of my Daughter. And this stitch would look Great for that. I've seen the stitch before and tried it; but my stitching did Not look Pretty like yours in this tutorial. And yes, I ripped it all down and gave up. But you have Inspired me to try again, Thank you so very much!
Wow I can't believe I found this channel only now. This video is super easy to follow, very clear instructions. Can't wait to try it out :)) thank you!
Thank you so much, I have learnt so much from you. I would like to learn how to cast on the way you do it, using one hand and one needle. I've been using the two needle cast on for years and the way you do it seems a lot quicker and neater. Do you have a tutorial for this please. Thanks again. Sandy
Hello ma’am I love your videos. I had one question. Can you also guide us through as to how we cast off this pattern? Like do we just knit all for cast off or do we k1 and p1 for cast off? Thank you.
Hey kristen...you are a really good teacher....it has been few months since i have started knitting....i follow all your tutorials..they are simply awesome....please make a tutorial on knitting a headband..it would be great to learn from you.
Thanks for this video. I really needed it. I love the pattern and chart together, in the video. So helpful. I was able to understand it. And seeing all the details together was exciting. Feeling confident. Ready to yarn work. Thanks again. 😊
Thank you for this video! You gave such a clear and concise explanation of this pattern. I do have a question. If I were to use this stitch pattern for say a dishcloth, can you explain how I would bind off? Would I just do a straight knit bind off? Thanks again and I look forward to your answer.
I love your videos! I learned so many patterns from you and you're my first stop when I am having troubles or ready to learn something new! Thanks so much!
Thanks so much for posting the video. I'm ready to upgrade from garter, and your video made it so easy and comprehensive! Ready to take on a seed stitch blanket! Thanks again :-) :-) :-)
Thank you so much! I am doing a pattern that I realized I was doing stockinette when I looked back to see how to do my decreases. But. Now I know. Always learning!
Beautiful and easy pattern. Thanks for easing my tension. Was searching for a beautiful and easy pattern. Just wanted to know does this design consume more wool than stockinette design?
Hi Kristen! I just wanted to thank you so much for the Studio Knit channel! For my birthday in September, my beloved sister-cousin knitted me a beautiful purple scarf; I'm not only warmed by it, but by the sisterly bond we both share. So touched by it, I talked to my granny (a needlework nut)about it, so she pitched the idea that I learn to knit so I can make her a pretty scarf too. Looking at all the different types I can make with 2 needles and yarn, I got super pumped, so, instead of putting up her Christmas tree, granny took me to Joann's and bought me some pretty Lion Brand yarn to use for my sister's scarf ^^ she also lent me tons of supplies, a guidebook, needles, a carrying case, and a less fancy skein to practice with. The book was written in the 70's, so it was pretty confusing on lots of the stitch descriptions, despite all the pictures; the variants of cast-on stitches confused me so so bad, so I went to TH-cam and found your cast on video. I'm telling you, that video did more than just help me. Not only has my casting on been wonderful, it's been about a week since I started knitting and I'm already practicing different types of stitches! I've learned how to k stitch, purl, bind off, all the basic basics one must know, and it's been loads easier on me since I started following up with Studio Knit videos to see how you do your stitches or your projects :) I didn't even tell my sissy that I took up needlework, so she'll be absolutely surprised when I hand her my hand-knitted scarf :D I've not seen her in about 8 years either, so yay surprises!Thank you again for making the world of needlework easier to understand for a young mind Kristen~! Merry Christmas and may God send you a happy New Year!~Kat
I had no idea this was so easy! Great video. My only question is how do you cast on like that? I used to know how a million years ago when I last really did any knitting, but don't remember to save my life.
I love you, I’m knew to knitting and you have no idea how much you have helped my understanding. Plus, I love your personality and voice, it’s nice, happy, and encouraging. You definitely have a new subscriber. I look forward to watching and learning more from you. Thanks so much!!!!!
Hello, I did see a way to email you, so here I am. I bought a copy of your pattern book. I would like to use it for a teen summer camp. I was wondering if I would need to buy a copy for each student or am I able to print of the copy I bought? Thanks in advance, Michelle!
I’m a super knew and young knitter (only 12 soon to be 13 but whatever) and this was really helpful for the project I’m doing, I somehow got it 1st time
I love this technique and stitch. I am relatively new to knitting. As this pattern starts with a knit stitch and ends with a knit stitch, does this deter the working piece from rolling at the edges. Or for a scarf, would 2 knit stitches at the beginning and 2 at the end make a better edge. I love that this design is the same on both sides and will make beautiful infinity scarves.
Let me start by saying that I am a novice, I have done only two scarves (they both look like purl stitch even though I used the knit stitch). I noticed that you don't drop your first stitch. Would it mess up the pattern if I dropped my first stitch?
Get your printable knitting pattern here www.studioknitsf.com/the-seed-stitch/
Thank you for this. Even a beginner like me could manage this!! I'm 51,but sure they say you're never to old to learn
🧓😉😊
I'm an absolute beginner and my first project was knitting a whole pillow using this stitch, which I learned thanks to you! Thank you!
Wow, sounds pretty, congrats! 💖
wish we could see a pic of the pillow..sounds beautiful
This is the equivalent of moss (or rice) stitch in the UK and it's actually really simple: If you use an even number of stitches, simply repeat K1, P1 on each row. As a general rule for this particular stitch, when you turn your work to do the next row, you knit into the purl stitches of the previous row, and purl into the knit stitches (whether you are using even or odd number of stitches). I think this may be why some people in the comments below have wound up doing "rib" stitch by mistake.
Yes and thank you
Thank you for this comment it was super helpful as a beginner!!
Appreciate your explanation! Thank you.
This comment has changed my life!
@@Jojo-yb3kg thank you for this! I've been trying so hard to master this stitch and I've mastered the 1x1 Rob, 😂
I love this stitch! I saw you use it as a border on a knit 4 below video. By far my favorite for borders. Currently working on smooth edges . . . found a crochet hook cast on that is absolutely beautiful, especially with the seed stitch. Thank you sooo much. 😊
I loved your slow demonstration.
I finally understand it !!
I tried for years to teach myself the beautiful seed stitch, with complete failure.
Thank you for being such a good teacher.
🥰❣️🥰
My friend introduced me to a knitting class. After the first meeting, we went into lockdown because of the Covid19. I am delighted to have you, thank you.
Teresa Brooker omg same we have Covid 19 here too sooo ya it’s a lot more calm and happier with knitting
Hi Kristen, I sent a comment some time ago about how I love this book, no longer being a beginner I still return to this book for inspiration when I don’t want to find / buy a pattern. I have just started a child’s throw using the Diamond Brocade pattern. Aran yarn 5.5m circular needles with seed stitch borders edging… it is absolutely beautiful and looks all snow and wintry so I think I shall put it away for a Christmas gift. Thank you so much for all your help and tips 🎉🎉🎉
Your latest blanket sounds gorgeous! So happy my Knit Stitch book is still inspiring you! 🧶💖
I'm so glad i decided to try this stitch is simple to do. Thanks for sharing it on your channel.
I am 62.. I learned this stitch when i was 7yrs old.. over here we know this stitch as Moss Stitch.. so its always nice to know what other countries call it.. :) I do like how you explain it for new knitters out there..
Watching your videos inspires me to take up knitting again. My grandma taught me to basic knit since I was a child. Thats the only thing I knew. I stopped for a long time. She has been gone for many years now, but knitting brings fond memories of my grandma.
So sweet, Kalia. Happy my videos are helpful to you. Yes, knitting brings back wonderful memories of my grandmother, too!
i been painting for a year now and i been thinking on switching up the hobby and so far, the knitting videos are encouraging me to try it out ☺️
The seed stitch can you show it.
Thank you so much. I have taken over from my mother promising to knit my daughter a scarf ever year. I’m not a great knitter like she was but after watching your tutorial I’m confident I can pull this off. 😊
This was my most recent type of knitting to accomplish. Casting on with odd number of stitches definitely makes it easier. I used a pattern that had even number of stitches and row 1 was k1, p1 all the was through and row 2 was p1, k1. I messed up so many times as I forgot to purl the first stitch. I love your videos Kristen. Whenever I'm ready to try my next new style I come here to see you do it first. Thank you!!!
Thank you for the great instructions. I'm a new knitter and my seed stitch rows were coming out like the rib stitch you showed. Now I understand:-)
Pretty sure that’s another name for ribbing
I once made this with I taught myself to knit then I did a shawl with the seed stitch. I was no longer doing needle crafts I guess I lost my CROJO and love for knitting for a while when I didn't have time for it. I'm back into it now and even looking forward to get into the swing of things again . Thanks for the video, I now know how to do this again and once I do that I am going to learn things with increase and decrease stitches to make things lacy thanks for the new found inspiration.
Sounds like a plan, Della! Happy you're back to knitting and excited to make all things lacy!
You are amazing! As a "Corona knitter" as I am called I totally love your instruction! This newbie gets it! I am so thankful for your guidance! You are my go to! Kudo's to you!
Thank you so much!
I love your videos. You explain everything very well and when you talk and show how to do the stitch or pattern, you do it slowly, so I don’t have to keep going back in the video. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
I don’t need a new hobby knitting is my new favorite hobby
Thank you, I'm starting a blanket in seed stitch, and you made it simple for me!
Glad it was helpful!
Hello and Thank you so Much for this Tutorial. 🤔 I have Never understood until Today how to get the Same look when trying to make this stitch. I would just give up and try a different stitch. 🙄 This is me at the moment after learning how to Knit it after watching your Wonderful Tutorial.😊 And Yes, that's my comment below from 3yrs ago. I had a lot of Learning to do back then. 😂Thank you again for Sharing and Teaching us all, it's Appreciated Much! ❤
Oh my goodness!! THANK YOU for this video! It showed me where I was going wrong with Purl knit and you made it very simple for me. My knitting is now looking like yours without any stray stitches trying to add themselves on my needle 😁
I have been trying for an hour to make a seed stitch washcloth by following a written pattern and I turned my work into a jumbled mess. So I took it all out, took to youtube and tried again. everyone kept saying, "When u purl, make sure your yarn is at the front." but they never showed what that meant so i just kept turning my needles. Again, jumbled mess. then i find this video, you say the same thing, "make sure your yarn is at the front" BUT YOU SHOW WHAT THAT MEANS!!! I actually made a loud noise in exclamation i was so relieved. makes perfect sense now, thank you for saving my project!!
Thank you so much for this video! It's been almost 8 years since I've knitted anything and this stitch always gave me trouble. Thank you SO much for explaining it so perfectly! I finally understand that I was looking at things backwards!😆🧶
Oh! When I was trying to learn the 1x1 rib stitch pattern, I didn't initially know what exactly I was doing and I ended up doing this pattern instead. And I was like, Huh? This ain't look right. LOL I just realized I learned how to seed stitch without realizing.
where you get needl i want to by
The exact same thing just happened to me!
LOL! I also made a seed stitch when I was trying to do ribbing. Tip: if you want to do ribbing (whether single or double) you want to start your next row opposite of how you started the first (i.e. if row 1 started on a knit, start row 2 with a purl, and vice versa). But if you want a fabulous seed stitch, just keep repeating row 1.
I did the same thing 😃
I Am Loving this You Are Absolutely Wonderful So Easy To Follow You Explain it so Well Thankyou So Much From A Young 77 Years xx
i bought a pattern that calls for seed stitch but i’m half way through the project and have been doing a rib stitch the whole time AND I WANT TO CRY!!!! it feels totally unavoidable to get into a rib stitch! i’ve redone this pattern like ten times and i think mentally ill crack if i redo it again so it’s a rib stitch shawl and that’s the end of it! hearing you say they can turn into each other was validating haha
Thanks madam..
A v nice n easy pattern..
Have started it for a muffler..
V satisfying for beginners..
God bless you..
Thank you for the seed stitch, a made a cowel for a friend with the stitch and she love it made it deeper in length so she can pull it up and she has a hood!!
This is an amazing pattern, I have had problems with seed stitch in the past but this pattern hasn’t caused me an problem. Seed stitch is my favourite stitch ever, and this is the easiest pattern ever it’s amazing, if you haven’t tried it I suggest you do because it’s amazing.
This is most beautiful and easy stitch
Studio Knit has helped me so much!
Hullooo! Fellow beginner here! I found this tutorial very comprehensive and I was off and away on the seed stitch -from not knowing how to purl- pretty much right away.
My only complaint is that I am working on a project with squares of an EVEN number of stitches. I learned pretty quickly on my own that if you're working with an even number, all you have to do to maintain the seed stitch, is to alternate your starting stitch; if the first stitch of a new row is a knit stitch, purl first. If the first stitch of a new row is a purl, then knit first. Easy peasy :)
Thanks for your idea. I know that the odd-stitch method works, but I do find it easier to recognize the first stitch for a knit or a purl, and do the opposite. Thanks.
Thank you for this so much! I'm making my friend a baby blanket and it has a seed stitch border and I kept doing it as a 1x1 rib stitch!
You are the absolute BEST!
Thank you for spelling out the pattern for me. I have tried to do this before but the instructions were not clear. My sister-in-law’s scarf is looking good!! 😊
So simple yet beautiful!
Thank you! 😊
I'm overly ambitious in everything I do. I am working on my first needle knitting since moving from the loom, and I decided it would be cool to start with a 640 stitch sock weight yarn blanket.
I'm on row 3 and Your video just showed me 2 things I did wrong. Chalk that 5 hours up to practice! 🙃
I'm a new beginner and I enjoy your videos. Thank you
Thanks so much for this easy pattern. I am a beginner and wanted to knit a wash cloth. Just love this.
Wonderful!
I just got your ebook and it’s the best I have ever seen! So easy to understand. Thank you so much!
So glad to hear you're enjoying my Knit Stitch E-Book! Happy knitting to you, Merideth!
I have to try this one. I can do the Garter stitch. This looks fun. I like that you have the pattern on both sides.
Thank you so much. You made so easy and I feel like I should be able to accomplish this stitch . You have a very pleasant voice and it is so easy to listen to.
Thanks so much!
I love your voice when you say "My little Woolies" its you're saying good night after read a bedtime story. :)
I'm so happy to have you because my friend promised to teach me to knit but then covid came. :(
Wow! You make it look so easy! I've been doing stockinette stitch (knitting one row, purling one row) and I keep getting the curl of both edges into each other for my scarf and I've been trying to fix it. I even added a border of 3 knit stitches and it didn't fix it. So I'm looking forward to trying out this pattern on a new scarf that hopefully won't have a curl! Thanks again!
Helena Gould ya I do knit one purl one and it’s just the way the stitch is. I guess it’s made to curl idk
Thank yo so much,it was difficult fornme to learn since I'm 10 y.o but I really enjoyed it and I can't believe I found you and now I know how to seed Stitch! I wish you an amazin day good bye
Sivan, I hope your knitting projects are going well. This would be a lovely stitch to use to make a cosy blanket. Knitting is difficult for me to learn as well. I'm 51 and it's my first time learning. I've just been buying pretty wool and using it to knit blankets in a plain garter stitch. I'm definitely going to give this stitch a go!! X
Thank you so much I know what I was doing wrong now. It matters where you position the yarn before you knit and pearl.
Thank you! I am a beginner & need clear instructions you give.
I'm so glad!
So glad I found you. You are so helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for explaining so well, I’m knitting a scarf .
Thank you for the easy to follow tutorial 🥰
This is EXACTLY what just happened to me, thank you so much for explaining this, I was so confused lol
Happy it's helpful to you, Hannah!
Good Morning Kristen! Thank you for sharing & showing this Beautiful demonstration of how to do the Seed Stitch. I'm Certainly going to give this a try later on Today. I'm in the process of making a couple of Men's Neckwarmers for a Co-worker of my Daughter. And this stitch would look Great for that. I've seen the stitch before and tried it; but my stitching did Not look Pretty like yours in this tutorial. And yes, I ripped it all down and gave up. But you have Inspired me to try again, Thank you so very much!
Thanks for all your hard work
Wow I can't believe I found this channel only now. This video is super easy to follow, very clear instructions. Can't wait to try it out :)) thank you!
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you so much, I have learnt so much from you. I would like to learn how to cast on the way you do it, using one hand and one needle. I've been using the two needle cast on for years and the way you do it seems a lot quicker and neater. Do you have a tutorial for this please. Thanks again. Sandy
Your seed stitching video is fantastic! Was finally able to do it successfully after watching this 😁
Wonderful, congrats!
This is so much easier than keeping track of rows and alternating. Thanks Kristin!
Lovely and simple
This is my first seed stitch scarf
Hello ma’am I love your videos.
I had one question. Can you also guide us through as to how we cast off this pattern?
Like do we just knit all for cast off or do we k1 and p1 for cast off?
Thank you.
Hey kristen...you are a really good teacher....it has been few months since i have started knitting....i follow all your tutorials..they are simply awesome....please make a tutorial on knitting a headband..it would be great to learn from you.
Thanks for this video. I really needed it. I love the pattern and chart together, in the video. So helpful. I was able to understand it. And seeing all the details together was exciting. Feeling confident. Ready to yarn work. Thanks again. 😊
Wonderful, congrats!
Wow this is easy! Thankyouuu😊!!!
I am a beginner who is trying to knit without any class but with you
Thank you for this video! You gave such a clear and concise explanation of this pattern. I do have a question. If I were to use this stitch pattern for say a dishcloth, can you explain how I would bind off? Would I just do a straight knit bind off? Thanks again and I look forward to your answer.
I bet if you bind off in kind it’ll look fine
I love your videos! I learned so many patterns from you and you're my first stop when I am having troubles or ready to learn something new! Thanks so much!
I love your tutorial they’re super helpful
Glad you think so!
Thanks so much for posting the video. I'm ready to upgrade from garter, and your video made it so easy and comprehensive! Ready to take on a seed stitch blanket! Thanks again :-) :-) :-)
This is so pretty, and my new favorite pattern. You give such good instructions, it made it super easy to learn 🥰
Thank you so much! I am doing a pattern that I realized I was doing stockinette when I looked back to see how to do my decreases. But. Now I know. Always learning!
Beautiful and easy pattern. Thanks for easing my tension. Was searching for a beautiful and easy pattern. Just wanted to know does this design consume more wool than stockinette design?
Just ordered your digital book....can’t wait to try all your patterns. Thank you 🧶
Wonderful, enjoy!
Hi Kristen! I just wanted to thank you so much for the Studio Knit channel! For my birthday in September, my beloved sister-cousin knitted me a beautiful purple scarf; I'm not only warmed by it, but by the sisterly bond we both share. So touched by it, I talked to my granny (a needlework nut)about it, so she pitched the idea that I learn to knit so I can make her a pretty scarf too. Looking at all the different types I can make with 2 needles and yarn, I got super pumped, so, instead of putting up her Christmas tree, granny took me to Joann's and bought me some pretty Lion Brand yarn to use for my sister's scarf ^^ she also lent me tons of supplies, a guidebook, needles, a carrying case, and a less fancy skein to practice with. The book was written in the 70's, so it was pretty confusing on lots of the stitch descriptions, despite all the pictures; the variants of cast-on stitches confused me so so bad, so I went to TH-cam and found your cast on video. I'm telling you, that video did more than just help me. Not only has my casting on been wonderful, it's been about a week since I started knitting and I'm already practicing different types of stitches! I've learned how to k stitch, purl, bind off, all the basic basics one must know, and it's been loads easier on me since I started following up with Studio Knit videos to see how you do your stitches or your projects :) I didn't even tell my sissy that I took up needlework, so she'll be absolutely surprised when I hand her my hand-knitted scarf :D I've not seen her in about 8 years either, so yay surprises!Thank you again for making the world of needlework easier to understand for a young mind Kristen~! Merry Christmas and may God send you a happy New Year!~Kat
Also, this looks like the Moss stitch. Is it the same thing or am I seeing things? ^^
@@kat_livescolor It IS miss stitch.🐵
MOSS.
Beautiful
at last a demonstration that i can follow, thank you so much,i feel confident to try the k1 p1, then reverse
do you have a demonstration for easy hat, like a beany, or fingerless gloves, again thank for sharring.
well completed two scarfs. had lots of YOU MADE IT WOW.
I had no idea this was so easy! Great video.
My only question is how do you cast on like that? I used to know how a million years ago when I last really did any knitting, but don't remember to save my life.
Glad it was helpful! Here's my cast on video th-cam.com/video/cLRJiDHuHpk/w-d-xo.html
Don't do too much knitting but this is really easy love this stitch thank you
Thank you for this video . I really want to try a sweater with this seed stitch can you give instructions for adult Large sweater
Very pretty
I love you, I’m knew to knitting and you have no idea how much you have helped my understanding. Plus, I love your personality and voice, it’s nice, happy, and encouraging. You definitely have a new subscriber. I look forward to watching and learning more from you. Thanks so much!!!!!
Tiffanie Michelle new*
Kattpistol ! That was an obvious mistake, relax.
Tiffanie Michelle I WAS RELAXED
very simple way! thanks
Glad it helped!
Love the stitch just wondering if you put it down how can you tell which stitch is what when you pick it up again?
Hello, I did see a way to email you, so here I am. I bought a copy of your pattern book. I would like to use it for a teen summer camp. I was wondering if I would need to buy a copy for each student or am I able to print of the copy I bought? Thanks in advance, Michelle!
Thanks for asking, Michelle. Here's my email if you'd like to email me: kristen@studioknitsf.com
Thank you for this! I’m still learning the stitches and this is perfect to really get the purl stitch down:)
It's beautiful I love it 😀
You're amazing. I'm a new fan Thanks soooooo much for teaching the seed pattern I had no idea how easy it was lol. Yay
Thank you👌🏽God Bless
Making a scarf now! Thanks!
Hi Kristen is it possible to tell me how many stiches to cast on for a baby blanket.
I love this stich and cannot wait to start,
Maria
I'm making a double moss baby blanket. I can help you if you need anything. I'm going to make a double moss sweater soon
I’m a super knew and young knitter (only 12 soon to be 13 but whatever) and this was really helpful for the project I’m doing, I somehow got it 1st time
Wow, that’s so great!! 💖
Very clear to follow, thank you :)
You really make knitting easy, I will be following all your videos
Great video! Thanks for the tips!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing. ❤
Easy and beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
I love this technique and stitch. I am relatively new to knitting. As this pattern starts with a knit stitch and ends with a knit stitch, does this deter the working piece from rolling at the edges. Or for a scarf, would 2 knit stitches at the beginning and 2 at the end make a better edge. I love that this design is the same on both sides and will make beautiful infinity scarves.
Emily whiting whenever I have done seed stitch my knitting has not rolled with or without the knit stitches at the ends
Let me start by saying that I am a novice, I have done only two scarves (they both look like purl stitch even though I used the knit stitch). I noticed that you don't drop your first stitch. Would it mess up the pattern if I dropped my first stitch?
Thank u for this tuturial , now i know how to make the seed stitch.