Idk if anyone in the comments has asked this, but how would you bind off in that pattern? I see so many videos about cast on edges, but they sometimes fail to show you how to bind off in that same pattern. If there is another video showing the bind off, I'll save both videos for later. Anyway, it is a beautiful cast on 😊.
That is a lovely edging! But I was more fascinated by your magical, easy purls. And then I realized your knits were through the back! I gotta get off here and back to knitting. I can't wait to try your method of K/P. And I'm wondering if that edging is stretchy enough for sox? I'm definitely using it on a pair of fingerless mitts I'm about to make. THANK YOU TONS!
That's an eastern European style of knitting, sometimes referred to as Russian Granny knitting. If you notice, the needle goes in the _back_ of the stitch for knit stitches, as well as doing a much easer yarn grab for the purls. I believe you do have to make some other adjustments for things once you introduce patterning.
Yes, I watched in wonderment as my Serbian mother-in-law did this enchanting knitting style. Now at close to 80, I love it but still knit in American form.🧶@@resourcedragon
Looks like you are braiding with your knitting needle and two strands of doubled yarn. Awesome. Don't know that I would have ever thought of doing that on my own!
I was watching and thought "Oh, how pretty" and then she began knitting for real and my jaw dropped. That was the most beautiful life-line I've ever seen. And now, totally needs to be (probably is already) a gorgeous caston.
Out of all the knitting video and all my frustrations, searching for someone who knits in the same way as I do, I finally found someone who knits from what I call the front side of the stitch with both knit and pearl! The techniques on how they do their stitches, the Continental or English styles have frustrated me to no end. My stitches come out twisted when I try to knit with those techniques. Leaving me to figure out more advanced stitches on my own 😢 you have gained my subscription. Thank you so much. 😀😊. Now I'm going to watch the rest of your videos. I've watched two so far to see if you really do stitch this way, or was it just these two videos.
Maybe if I had someone to teach me to catch what I'm doing wrong? Very frustrating 😢 at least I have you all to thank for telling me what type of knitting I was doing. Thank you so much 💜
I appreciate that you're taking the time to show each step I struggle with keeping mine connected so I make lots of belts lol. Thank you Many Blessings
Are you doing one row knit, one row pearl? I've never seen that way of knitting before which is why I'm asking. Looks lovely and would make a great bottom to a cardigan or jumper.
First row was knitted through the back loop until the last one, knitted through the front. Next row was purl, and slips or knits in the first and last stitches of each row. All knits look like they are through the back loop unless it is the first or last stitch.
My high school Home Ec teacher taught us this knitting pattern but instead of a small knitting needle we used broom handles that were cut in ⅓ pieces and sanded down. She called it broomstick lace. It's the ONLY knitting pattern I can do.
Buenos días me ha encantado esa puntada me podrías decir si podría hacer una manta para una cuna de bebé y cuantos puntos tendría que hacer en la aguja y cuanto de largo. Le agradecería en el alma que me contestara lo antes posible de todo corazón me a encantado!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is so beautiful! I crochet but never could get the hang of knitting. This makes me want to try it again. What yarn are you using and what color is it? Its beautiful!❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful work and such an innovative idea. Thank you. I agree with a previous commenter that it would make a great edging to a jumper. I will keep video and try it out one day. Do you have to do it continental knitting ? Can it be done like English knitting? I do want to learn continental knitting though so a good time to try. Thank you for this beautiful design. ❤❤
@karencotterell-gd6In Yes, it can be done. I am a Asian born Swiss. I have learnt English knitting at the beginning and later I have learnt continental style. Now I can do both when one hand is tired. You can definitely do it. Keep practicing .. Happy knitting .
i once got a pattern from a coworker which started like this one but it continued with both colours in a way that with the yarns used in this video one side would be pink and one side would be white. sadly i lost the pattern before i was able to make something with it. Do you know how to make a knitting with both sides in different colours?
I’m back learning to knit after giving it a go when I was a child so please forgive me if these questions have obvious answers to them. But I won’t learn if I don’t ask. Why did you leave two strands of white yarn & one of the two strands at the bottom? Can you use this technique to do rib stitches for sleeve cuffs for example?!
Have you ever tried to apply this technique to macrame? I think it would be awesome as a plant hanger or even a hanging shelf! ❤ to see new, creative video content - 👏! Kudos to U 😊
the only thing that might be see as special is the beginning. the rest is just simple german style or Continental european style of knitting. just one row of twisted right stitches one row of left stitches. I have heard many times that continental european knitting is easier compared to the Imperial style which is is taught in US and UK. I do not know if it is true. since i am from Germany i never learnd the Imperial style...
Buenas tardes me encanta la puntada podría hacer una bufanda para niños???? Cuantos puntos necesitaría de ancho y de largo?? Le agradecería que me contestara lo antes posible, se lo agradecería de todo ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I've been knitting for 55+ years and have never seen this before. Thanks for teaching this old dog a new trick.
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What a pretty edge! Thanks for sharing. Also very entertained by how the backing track keeps threatening to be “Careless Whisper.”
Idk if anyone in the comments has asked this, but how would you bind off in that pattern? I see so many videos about cast on edges, but they sometimes fail to show you how to bind off in that same pattern. If there is another video showing the bind off, I'll save both videos for later. Anyway, it is a beautiful cast on 😊.
That is a lovely edging! But I was more fascinated by your magical, easy purls. And then I realized your knits were through the back! I gotta get off here and back to knitting. I can't wait to try your method of K/P. And I'm wondering if that edging is stretchy enough for sox? I'm definitely using it on a pair of fingerless mitts I'm about to make. THANK YOU TONS!
Hello Cherry, is that edging stretchy enough for sox? Have you tried it? Greetings from Germany
That's an eastern European style of knitting, sometimes referred to as Russian Granny knitting. If you notice, the needle goes in the _back_ of the stitch for knit stitches, as well as doing a much easer yarn grab for the purls. I believe you do have to make some other adjustments for things once you introduce patterning.
Yes, I watched in wonderment as my Serbian mother-in-law did this enchanting
knitting style. Now at close to 80, I love it but still knit in American form.🧶@@resourcedragon
The way she knitted was fascinating to me more than the casting on pattern. It looks a lot faster way of knitting.
@@margyb7469both were fascinating to me but yes, it made knitting look SO much easier than how I do it.
I think I can actually learn to knit from this! 😮❤
Looks like you are braiding with your knitting needle and two strands of doubled yarn. Awesome. Don't know that I would have ever thought of doing that on my own!
Absolutlely beautiful & mesmerizing! I think this would make a great trim on a pillow. Thanks for sharing this and your guitar music!
Que maravilloso trabajo, felicitaciones y gracias por compartirlo...bendiciones
Wow! Beautiful work
Pretty. I like how it rolls forward to show off the under-side of the pretty braid
Felicitaciones ...me encanta mucho ...su forma de presentar sin charlas de ninguna clase .....
Tbm gosto desse jeito de ensinar. Sem conversas!😊
Oh oh oh very nice and beautiful ❤️🎉
Beautiful stitch!!!
I have never seen this before and I love it!
Thank you so much for sharing. 🥰
I love it, thank you for sharing!!!
I am going to try this I love it . Thank you
I was watching and thought "Oh, how pretty" and then she began knitting for real and my jaw dropped. That was the most beautiful life-line I've ever seen. And now, totally needs to be (probably is already) a gorgeous caston.
I do a similar stitch to crochet. Beautiful pattern, I love watching your videos. Thank you for sharing! ❤😊
The 😮Best look ever 😊wow thank yous
Hermosa idea!, mil gracias por compartirla. Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱
I love this! Looks easy and practical! Thank you for the idea.
Очень красиво! Спасибо!👏
Wow, it's excellent
Wow amazing sis 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🤲🙏🏻
That’s a lovely cast on, it would look great for socks or mittens.
Amazing 🤩🤩🤩 Idea😊😊😊
Ben bu teknigi bilmiyordum video icin tesekkür ederim ❤
Wowwww Unique superb😍🥰
СУПЕР! Очень понравился, спасибо! ❤
Out of all the knitting video and all my frustrations, searching for someone who knits in the same way as I do, I finally found someone who knits from what I call the front side of the stitch with both knit and pearl! The techniques on how they do their stitches, the Continental or English styles have frustrated me to no end. My stitches come out twisted when I try to knit with those techniques. Leaving me to figure out more advanced stitches on my own 😢 you have gained my subscription. Thank you so much. 😀😊. Now I'm going to watch the rest of your videos. I've watched two so far to see if you really do stitch this way, or was it just these two videos.
Thank you. I'm going to look for stitch patterns on this technique.
Maybe if I had someone to teach me to catch what I'm doing wrong? Very frustrating 😢 at least I have you all to thank for telling me what type of knitting I was doing. Thank you so much 💜
@@Sand_Dollar it is called german style or continental european style.
Gracias por compartir lo estoy asiendo saluds desde bolivia🙋♀️
I appreciate that you're taking the time to show each step I struggle with keeping mine connected so I make lots of belts lol. Thank you Many Blessings
Thank you so much for showing us ..like your video
Are you doing one row knit, one row pearl? I've never seen that way of knitting before which is why I'm asking. Looks lovely and would make a great bottom to a cardigan or jumper.
It’s continental knitting
It's Russian style knitting.
It would look good as a baby blanket edge too, it's so pretty
First row was knitted through the back loop until the last one, knitted through the front. Next row was purl, and slips or knits in the first and last stitches of each row.
All knits look like they are through the back loop unless it is the first or last stitch.
The purl is basically Norwegian purl
I have never seen this style of knitting. Looks so interesting I need to go try myself 🤩🙏
Край будет скатываться ,иногда это нужно в задуманной модели !!
👍👍
Wow super
Bella labor gracias kniting teje hermoso 🎉🎉
Amazing! 👍👍❤️
Çok güzel olmuş ellerinize sağlık..
Favolodo 👍
Complimenti 🎉🎉🎉
Amazing seeing for first time My knitting experience is 75+ yrs
Radhe Radhe ❤❤Bahut sundar 🎉🎉
wah la jawab👌👍🙏
My high school Home Ec teacher taught us this knitting pattern but instead of a small knitting needle we used broom handles that were cut in ⅓ pieces and sanded down. She called it broomstick lace. It's the ONLY knitting pattern I can do.
That's interesting 🤔. Crocheting has a stitch named broomstick lace, but it's entirely different in appearance.
Cc
Fantastic and beautiful. I will try it. It is lovely.
Bhut sunder 👌👌
Super 👍
Súper, con tilde.
Igual se entiende...da lo mismo, no es necesario criticar por un detalle❤
@@maribel8256es SUPA, EN DEUTSCH ‼️😂
Очень полезные знания этой техники набора петель.Спасибо.❤
Beautiful ❤️❤️
Genial, se ve muy bonito gracias por compartir.
This is cool! How do you finish it off at the end of the project?
Esa terminación es preciosa!!!❤
A very beautiful cast on. Thank you
Very nice❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Finally someone who knits like I do ..
Very nice ❤❤
Obrigado por compartilhar! Lindo!🎉❤😊🇧🇷
Çok güzel bilgi teşekkür ederim❤❤❤
Very nice
That’s beautiful
Going to give this a try but giving no guarantees Im coming out of it without getting tangled😂
Wonderful 👏👏👍
So,beautiful ❤❤❤
Very nice👍
OBRIGADA PELA PACIÊNCIA DE ENSINAR.
LIKE (AQUI DO BRASIL 🇧🇷)
Olá! Achei lindo tbm, mas fiquei pensando...será que não enrola!? Só fazendo pra saber né!? 😮😊 Vou testar. 😊
Amazing 🌷
Foarte frumos.berete elegante mă interesează.
Love it! Subbed!
Cool…❤️
bufanda navideña
Sock tops 😊
Awesome❤❤
I LOVE this
Yukarı doğru kıvrımı düzelirmi birde bunu aralara kat kat yapabilirmiyiz ❤
Que preciosidad,gracias saludos desde España,❤❤❤
Interesting techhniqe
Machallah Machallah 👍👍❤❤
Buenos días me ha encantado esa puntada me podrías decir si podría hacer una manta para una cuna de bebé y cuantos puntos tendría que hacer en la aguja y cuanto de largo. Le agradecería en el alma que me contestara lo antes posible de todo corazón me a encantado!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Same, I definitely love this. I’ve never knit before, only crocheted. I’d love to know what the name of the pattern is.
Благодарю за красоту
This is so beautiful! I crochet but never could get the hang of knitting. This makes me want to try it again. What yarn are you using and what color is it? Its beautiful!❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful work and such an innovative idea. Thank you. I agree with a previous commenter that it would make a great edging to a jumper. I will keep video and try it out one day. Do you have to do it continental knitting ? Can it be done like English knitting? I do want to learn continental knitting though so a good time to try. Thank you for this beautiful design. ❤❤
You have to pay attention to what they do with the stitches at the two ends of the rows, but I think this will work with English knitting too. 😊
@@shethra77 thank you. Will definitely try it out. 👍
@karencotterell-gd6In Yes, it can be done. I am a Asian born Swiss. I have learnt English knitting at the beginning and later I have learnt continental style. Now I can do both when one hand is tired. You can definitely do it. Keep practicing .. Happy knitting .
I've found that by watching it in slo-motion, I can follow it much better.
Is this a stretchy cast on?
Would this work for starting a neckline?
Me encanta gracias
WOW, Gracias.
Vary nice
Interesting! I notice you slip the last stitch. I always slip the first. I will have to try this whole method. Thank you.
i once got a pattern from a coworker which started like this one but it continued with both colours in a way that with the yarns used in this video one side would be pink and one side would be white. sadly i lost the pattern before i was able to make something with it. Do you know how to make a knitting with both sides in different colours?
Yo las puntadas del derecho y del revés lo hago de otra manera, quedaría igual la labor????
I’m back learning to knit after giving it a go when I was a child so please forgive me if these questions have obvious answers to them. But I won’t learn if I don’t ask.
Why did you leave two strands of white yarn & one of the two strands at the bottom?
Can you use this technique to do rib stitches for sleeve cuffs for example?!
Can thi pattern be tried with 3 or colours of yarn?
Спасибо
👏👏👏👏❤️
Lindo 🌷🍃
Can this be done with Tunisian crochet?
👌👌👌
What can you make with that. Maybe a scarf?
Have you ever tried to apply this technique to macrame?
I think it would be awesome as a plant hanger or even a hanging shelf!
❤ to see new, creative video content - 👏! Kudos to U 😊
What do you call this way of knitting ?? ❤ thank you for posting this
the only thing that might be see as special is the beginning. the rest is just simple german style or Continental european style of knitting. just one row of twisted right stitches one row of left stitches. I have heard many times that continental european knitting is easier compared to the Imperial style which is is taught in US and UK. I do not know if it is true. since i am from Germany i never learnd the Imperial style...
Napicaz bunu 😊
Buenas tardes me encanta la puntada podría hacer una bufanda para niños???? Cuantos puntos necesitaría de ancho y de largo?? Le agradecería que me contestara lo antes posible, se lo agradecería de todo ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Would it work holding yarn in right hand