I have been knitting for over 50 years, and you taught this old dog a new trick! I am making an intricate shawl and the bobbles are now the nicest looking I've ever made. Thank you for sharing this!!
OMG. I laugh every time I hear "choke your bobble"! Awesome. And, I watched a ton of videos on how to make a popcorn or bobble and none were successful until yours! Must be the choking. Thanks for the stitch and the laugh.
This is EXACTLY the bobble tutorial i was looking for. Had an abbreviation of BB in an older knitting book and found the "(k1,p,1) twice, k1 into the next st" written instruction confusing. I understand much better now, thank you!
Still my favorite video on Bobbles. I don't make bobbles very often so I always need to refresh my memory and this is the video I always come back to. Thank you so much for a great tutorial!
Thank you for a brilliant tutorial. I’ve made many crochet bobbles and wanted to make a knitted baby blanket pattern, I just couldn’t get the hang of the written instructions and also didn’t quite look great… then I found you on TH-cam! Thank You
Thank you very much! Easy explanation, simple technique. I was having a problem with my bobbles hanging down after I did them. Thankfully I am not too far along in my project that I can start over and do it the right way. Thanks again!
I love this technique! Your bubbles look like flowers. This method also eliminates the holes made by the bubbles in back of the work. Brilliant! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🥰
🖤 This video is truly great. Clear and concise - and fun! And I do appreciate very much that it is just your voice instructing, without background music. I look forward to knitting Stoker, once I get my yarn spun up for it! 🖤
This was soooo helpful I learned bobble stitch a different way and they were never secure I was always trying to willy nilly secure them but this is fantastic I keep doing them my way but secure them like you showed at the end that one adjustment at the end makes a big difference
Just using this on my Magnolia Chunky cardigan for the nupps...I totally love choking my nupps...you're right, there's just no other way to say it! Makes me smile every time... :) Laura xo
What a great bobble. I prefer this by far over the Andrea Mowry one for her stone so sweater. Thanks so much. Just found you by accident but am now subscribed
Isn't it great how there's more than one way to do any technique when it comes to knitting? I'm glad this way works for you, Phyllis! :D And thank you so much for subscribing!! 💖
Thank you so much! I’m brand new at bobbles and I was having the darndest time getting them to stop popping back onto the WS of a cowl I was doing in the round.
Thank you so much for putting this out for us Kristen! I just purchased some Voolenvine Yarns to knit up the Fleur (by Espce Tricot) and have avoided bobbles because no other videos I've watched "clicked" for me. Your visuals and spoken instructions were perfect. I cannot wait to get into this project as soon as the yarn arrives! XO!
Such a great tutorial! I too wish I had watched this a few weeks ago having knit many bobbles on the Whitehorse sweater, many of which do not pop! Thx!
😩 i wish I knew this a couple weeks ago! I just finished the Magnolia Chunky Cardigan and it had “nupps” which were just knitting into front and back of stitch till 6 stitches then pulling each stitch over the first. All of mine keep sinking to the back🤦♀️. Thank you so much for this - I will use it going forward! Hopefully your new shawl pattern...it’s gorgeous 🥰
Oh no! It's been a while since I've knit a nupp ... but I'm sure the same method applies. May all your future nupps and bobbles be pop-tastic! And if you do knit Stoker, I hope you enjoy!! 😄
🤣 Under the chinny chin chin of your bauble... Now choke your bauble. 🤣 Thank you so much for making me laugh plus teaching me how to make my baubles pop.
I have a sweater pattern that has the "wrong side" actually worn as the "right side" which sounds confusing but bobbles are called for on the wrong side which is obviously made on purl side instead of a knit side. Can your bobbles be made the same way for this situation?
“Choke the bobble”. That was hilarious and very well explained 😊
I have been knitting for over 50 years, and you taught this old dog a new trick! I am making an intricate shawl and the bobbles are now the nicest looking I've ever made. Thank you for sharing this!!
Just want I needed....easy, clear and a bit of humour to help me remember. Thanks.
OMG. I laugh every time I hear "choke your bobble"! Awesome. And, I watched a ton of videos on how to make a popcorn or bobble and none were successful until yours! Must be the choking. Thanks for the stitch and the laugh.
This is EXACTLY the bobble tutorial i was looking for. Had an abbreviation of BB in an older knitting book and found the "(k1,p,1) twice, k1 into the next st" written instruction confusing. I understand much better now, thank you!
OMG! you are a bobble genius, love this technique so much!
Still my favorite video on Bobbles. I don't make bobbles very often so I always need to refresh my memory and this is the video I always come back to. Thank you so much for a great tutorial!
Thank you for a brilliant tutorial. I’ve made many crochet bobbles and wanted to make a knitted baby blanket pattern, I just couldn’t get the hang of the written instructions and also didn’t quite look great… then I found you on TH-cam! Thank You
Thank you very much! Easy explanation, simple technique. I was having a problem with my bobbles hanging down after I did them. Thankfully I am not too far along in my project that I can start over and do it the right way. Thanks again!
... tried a million bobbles before, always a mess - this is the first one that works and looks really fine - thanks a lot!! 🤗
Fabulous tutorial Thanks so much all the way from New Zealand x
Thank you very much for sharing!!!
Now my bobbles are popping🤗🤗.
Greetings from Germany😘
I love this technique! Your bubbles look like flowers. This method also eliminates the holes made by the bubbles in back of the work. Brilliant! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🥰
🖤 This video is truly great. Clear and concise - and fun! And I do appreciate very much that it is just your voice instructing, without background music.
I look forward to knitting Stoker, once I get my yarn spun up for it! 🖤
I have watched several videos on making a bobble as it is my first time. This is the best and easiest one I have come across. Thank you. 😊
couldn't find a tutorial that made sense - I was so confused! Then I found this one and it was easy. Thank you for your easy way of teaching.
Yay! I'm so glad you found it helpful! :)
The best bobble I have ever done! Thank you for sharing the choking technic !
Glad you like it!
Love this method! Tried two other methods but love your method the best!!! You always great videos!
You have a great way of explaining the whole process. Your analogies are perfect…for me!
Thank you for that very clear and concise tip. My bobbles thank you!
You did it! I now see this like i hadn’t before! Thank you!
Thank you so very much!! Truly, the best bobble.
This was soooo helpful I learned bobble stitch a different way and they were never secure I was always trying to willy nilly secure them but this is fantastic I keep doing them my way but secure them like you showed at the end that one adjustment at the end makes a big difference
The Best buble tutorial! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much. Fantastic method!
Thank you! I detest bobbles, but my daughter Loves them. I am hoping that your method of Choking the Bobble will help me make more things for her.💚
Best bobble tutorial ever!!! Thank you! 😊⭐️🖤
Really clear and concise instruction -just what I was looking for
You chocked a lot of bobbles...so funny! Thank you for the tutorial!
Kristen, I watch 11 videos on Bobbles but just wasn’t getting the perky bobble I was craving. Choking the Bobble is Brilliant! Thank You!
Thank you, just started my Stoker and ‘choked’ my first booble. Excellent 😍
Just using this on my Magnolia Chunky cardigan for the nupps...I totally love choking my nupps...you're right, there's just no other way to say it! Makes me smile every time... :) Laura xo
Thanks to you! Now I can knit the bobble.
Great tutorial! Love the choking comment!
best bobble tutorial ever! thanks!
This is a fantastic video, thank you for making such a clear one.
I’ve been ‘choking my bobbles’ since I knit the Kobuk hat, and the method was described in the pattern. Good to have a video, but mostly a name! 😂
Yess!! I first learned this technique from Caitlin's patterns. And I'm planning to knit a Kobuk soon! It looks so toasty!
Thank you for the great bobble tutorial! My spider butts will really stand out now! :)
Best video! I watched so many and yours was the easiest to follow!❤ thank you!
Aw wow that’s awesome! I will “choke “my bobble from now on!
What a great bobble. I prefer this by far over the Andrea Mowry one for her stone so sweater. Thanks so much. Just found you by accident but am now subscribed
Isn't it great how there's more than one way to do any technique when it comes to knitting? I'm glad this way works for you, Phyllis! :D And thank you so much for subscribing!! 💖
I prefer the AM crochet way.
I love this pattern and video! I can't wait to get started!
Nice technique and tutorial, thank you.
Thank you so much! I’m brand new at bobbles and I was having the darndest time getting them to stop popping back onto the WS of a cowl I was doing in the round.
Best ever bobble!!
I really need to make something in that color way. It’s gorgeous
ok, after this tutorial I finally like my bobbles
thanks a lot!
This was awesome! I just started my stoker today! I love it!
Yay!! :D
Funny and functional. 😂thank you.
Best darn tip ever!!!
Thanks very much, this is so much easier than the pattern bobble method! 💕
Love your voice and choke the bobble ..every Time I choke the bobble I think of your video 🤣
I wish I had known this before I started my Stonecrop. My bobbles are inverted, but I’m over it now. Thanks for the tutorial!!
That is awesome. Thanks for the video.
Thank you so much for putting this out for us Kristen! I just purchased some Voolenvine Yarns to knit up the Fleur (by Espce Tricot) and have avoided bobbles because no other videos I've watched "clicked" for me. Your visuals and spoken instructions were perfect. I cannot wait to get into this project as soon as the yarn arrives! XO!
Yay! Glad you found it helpful! ... I hope you love the yarn coming your way 💖💖💖
Fantastic!
Cool! I love it! Thankyou!
Thanks for the best bobble!!!
Ingenious, thanks
Excelente tutoría,aprendí hacerla y lo aplique a un gorro ,espero hacer un suéter luego,gracias,saludos desde Costa Rica 🇨🇷🏞
Such a great tutorial! I too wish I had watched this a few weeks ago having knit many bobbles on the Whitehorse sweater, many of which do not pop! Thx!
Do you have written instructions for this fabulous bobble technique?
That is awesome! Thanks!
Absolutely hilarious and educational.
😋
😩 i wish I knew this a couple weeks ago! I just finished the Magnolia Chunky Cardigan and it had “nupps” which were just knitting into front and back of stitch till 6 stitches then pulling each stitch over the first. All of mine keep sinking to the back🤦♀️. Thank you so much for this - I will use it going forward! Hopefully your new shawl pattern...it’s gorgeous 🥰
Oh no! It's been a while since I've knit a nupp ... but I'm sure the same method applies. May all your future nupps and bobbles be pop-tastic! And if you do knit Stoker, I hope you enjoy!! 😄
Maizydaizy me too I just finished a hat and some parts it had a big hole at the back. This bobble is way more cute😁
Brilliant 😊 thank you 🙏
Hi lovely stitch..can I ask how many stitches you cast on? I would have Luke on see you start from the beginning but never mind
thank you 👏
This is great! Do you have written instructions?
Thank you, great video. My only question: when you slip the stitch it looks like you're slipping knitwise, is that correct?
Brilliant ❤️
thank you
🤣 Under the chinny chin chin of your bauble... Now choke your bauble. 🤣 Thank you so much for making me laugh plus teaching me how to make my baubles pop.
Whatever works, right? 🤣
Meme loading. #chokeyourbobble
Love the fun. 😻
I have a sweater pattern that has the "wrong side" actually worn as the "right side" which sounds confusing but bobbles are called for on the wrong side which is obviously made on purl side instead of a knit side. Can your bobbles be made the same way for this situation?
Are bobbles the skin tags of the knitting world?
🤣🤣🤣
Great tip to make them pop. 👍🏻 Is not the purl really a yarn over? 🤔
Can this be done on the "wrong side" as well?
Poppin' bobbles
Esh