Hello, I'm so happy I found your video about a new knitting technique for me. You're a very good teacher, and I look forward to more videos in the future, thank you!
I think this is great, I can't wait to try it! I'm a beginner knitter and my three year old is really wanting me to make her a mermaid blanket so I think this will be not to difficult so thank you!
Thank you so much for this lesson. I don't know if I would of ever tried this without seeing how simple it really is. I love how thorough your tutorials are. I enjoyed this very much :) I have to say when the fly flew by I thought it was in my room at first. I'm glad you mentioned it haha!! Too funny!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting Sharon! Most of knitting is simple. My mother used to say, "If you can knit and purl, you can make anything." I think that's not quite accurate but not far off the mark. She could make anything without batting an eyelash, not realizing all the other skills that she brought to a project.About the fly . . . When I'm sitting at my stool making a video after hours of experimenting and scripting and a fly appears? A person just has to go with nature. This ain't Hollywood, after all.
Love your great explanation on modular knitting. Very easy to understand. Thank you for the other sites also. Glad "Fred/Fanny" fly kept you company. Lol
Gosh Shelley! Thank you. Have you joined my email newsletter group at cherylbrunette.com yet? If not, please consider joining us. You'll get lots of good information.
LOL! - Love that saying! ... "something that cannot be seen by a man on a galloping horse" . I have on occasion had to employ that man and his horse! 😉
Loved your video of the scallops. It has taken me a while to find your page again and now l dont seem to be able to watch any of your videos. I think that I can remember how to do the stitch but am not sure of the multiples plus how many. Do you have a written pattern please??? Thank you and loved your video.
Gosh Susan. Thank you for reminding me! I started a handout on it that would go with the video, and got derailed with more programming. I'll put that on my list of to do for this week. Meanwhile I don't know why you can't watch the videos. Try again. They seem to be functioning from my end.
I just posted it above. It had been written for quite some time but I didn't take the time to put it into a pdf and upload it to my website with an annotation. Done now!
Very cool. You always do very nice weave-ins, Cheryl, but I would weave the tails in as I picked up the row. Is there a reason I shouldn't do that with this? Thanks again for a great presentation with the important technical details. Gotta love the fly!
This is something I might try Mary but I am old(ish) and only focus on one issue at a time when I'm solving a puzzle. I have been known to knit in the ends as I go along, especially in stranding, and I would be willing to try it here but it has to look good because I'm thinking afghan or baby blanket. I tried weaving in the ends as I went along with the kids' wedding afghan and didn't like the look so I wove them in by hand later. Usually I'm not quite so picky but . . . well . . . it was a momma's wedding gift. Nonetheless, this is a great suggestion.
Knitting with Cheryl Brunette Great decision on weaving them in later for a nice backside. I think this motif has a lot of potential. I'm thinking small YO eyelet lace. Thanks, again!
i love a lot but i don't find tuto understand this art (in french)?it's only for knitting i make crochet......? thanks you i see your work very very well!!!
Could you make two pieces and sew them together so that way there are two scalloped opposite edges? Do you think that would work or would the seam be too thick?
You could certainly try it, and your seam could be even less thick than picking up the edge. I think it might work well but could not say for certain unless I did it myself. If you do try it I hope you will post your results so that all of us can learn from them. Did you see that I posted a follow-up video to fill in those upper gaps? Knitted Modular Scallops-Part 2
You are so welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting. I invite you to join my email newsletter group at cherylbrunette.com if you haven't done so already. That's where I really keep in contact with knitters and I have more information than just this TH-cam Channel.
Peut-être que vous pouvez trouver une "application" qui traduira pour vous. Par exemple, j'ai rapidement trouvé cela: itunes.apple.com/us/app/speak-translate-translator/id804641004?mt=8 Mon francais ne pas bon.
Hola!!. Me gustan mucho tus vídeos,pero tengo un problema,no entiendo inglés,asi que las muestras de los puntos los saco solo con la vista.😊 Un saludo desde España.😘
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Hello, I'm so happy I found your video about a new knitting technique for me. You're a very good teacher, and I look forward to more videos in the future, thank you!
MrsTaoLin You are most welcome and thank for for watching and commenting.
thank you very much!
I've been looking for this pattern for so long time!
i do thank you, two ladies, Charyl and Tashashu!
I think this is great, I can't wait to try it! I'm a beginner knitter and my three year old is really wanting me to make her a mermaid blanket so I think this will be not to difficult so thank you!
You are so welcome Sara. I hope you'll come to cherylbrunette.com and join my email newsletter group. That's where I'm in closest touch with knitters.
Thank you very much for showing me how to make this pattern, I've been looking for this for a long time. Thank you for it!
THIS IS A REAL WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW work....thank for presenting Tashashu´s work soooooooooo well!!!!
I love it!
I admire her work so much! She's brave and innovative.
I cord
Thank you so much for this lesson. I don't know if I would of ever tried this without seeing how simple it really is. I love how thorough your tutorials are. I enjoyed this very much :) I have to say when the fly flew by I thought it was in my room at first. I'm glad you mentioned it haha!! Too funny!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting Sharon! Most of knitting is simple. My mother used to say, "If you can knit and purl, you can make anything." I think that's not quite accurate but not far off the mark. She could make anything without batting an eyelash, not realizing all the other skills that she brought to a project.About the fly . . . When I'm sitting at my stool making a video after hours of experimenting and scripting and a fly appears? A person just has to go with nature. This ain't Hollywood, after all.
Sra: es hermoso lo que usted,comparte Dios la bendiga y estas palabras sean de motivacion a su gran labor saludos de estas lejanas tierras de Mexico.
Very true lol :)
Merci, enfin j'ai compris, j'ai mis du temps à trouver comment ce motif se travaille. Vraiment merci
Love your great explanation on modular knitting. Very easy to understand. Thank you for the other sites also. Glad "Fred/Fanny" fly kept you company. Lol
I love your escalop blanket, i used up all my scraps... Thank you so much for sharing this pattern. Greetings ka from belgium...
You are so welcome and thank you for your kind comment from Belgium!
What a GREAT video! You are a wonderful instructor - you even taught a fly to knit! :)
Gosh Shelley! Thank you. Have you joined my email newsletter group at cherylbrunette.com yet? If not, please consider joining us. You'll get lots of good information.
I haven't joined your email yet, but I will do that now. Thanks again.
Love your presentation style ......very zen
Thanks so much
This is just what I needed. I'm working on a mermaid tail for my daughter. 😄
angel mason What fun! I'd love to see it when you're done. Are you on Facebook? You could post a picture on my Cheryl Brunette, Knitting Teacher page.
angel mason Could you share the pattern? My cousin's 7 year old REALLY wants one!
LOL! - Love that saying! ... "something that cannot be seen by a man on a galloping horse" . I have on occasion had to employ that man and his horse! 😉
:D
Loved your video of the scallops. It has taken me a while to find your page again and now l dont seem to be able to watch any of your videos. I think that I can remember how to do the stitch but am not sure of the multiples plus how many. Do you have a written pattern please??? Thank you and loved your video.
Gosh Susan. Thank you for reminding me! I started a handout on it that would go with the video, and got derailed with more programming. I'll put that on my list of to do for this week. Meanwhile I don't know why you can't watch the videos. Try again. They seem to be functioning from my end.
I just posted it above. It had been written for quite some time but I didn't take the time to put it into a pdf and upload it to my website with an annotation. Done now!
Yeah finally got the site again. Thank you so much Cheryl .
Buenos días!!
No te preocupes,abeces me ayuda mi hija.
un saludo.
Very cool. You always do very nice weave-ins, Cheryl, but I would weave the tails in as I picked up the row. Is there a reason I shouldn't do that with this? Thanks again for a great presentation with the important technical details. Gotta love the fly!
This is something I might try Mary but I am old(ish) and only focus on one issue at a time when I'm solving a puzzle. I have been known to knit in the ends as I go along, especially in stranding, and I would be willing to try it here but it has to look good because I'm thinking afghan or baby blanket. I tried weaving in the ends as I went along with the kids' wedding afghan and didn't like the look so I wove them in by hand later. Usually I'm not quite so picky but . . . well . . . it was a momma's wedding gift. Nonetheless, this is a great suggestion.
Knitting with Cheryl Brunette Great decision on weaving them in later for a nice backside. I think this motif has a lot of potential. I'm thinking small YO eyelet lace. Thanks, again!
Mary Vivit
I always appreciate your thoughtful and skilled input Mary. Thank you.
i love a lot but i don't find tuto understand this art (in french)?it's only for knitting i make crochet......? thanks you i see your work very very well!!!
Sorry! I do not do crochet videos but there are many good ones if you search.
Anche se non capisco la sua lingua, è bravissima nel farsi capire!
Grazie!
I have to try this! The fly is important, what if some of us have that same fly bugging us, we have to know what you do about it, LOL
Thanks Laverne. I just sort of wave my hand and laugh at flies. Highly skilled response, I know.
Muito obrigada pela bela explicação. Lindo trabalhinho o seu. Beijinho amigo
Could you make two pieces and sew them together so that way there are two scalloped opposite edges? Do you think that would work or would the seam be too thick?
You could certainly try it, and your seam could be even less thick than picking up the edge. I think it might work well but could not say for certain unless I did it myself. If you do try it I hope you will post your results so that all of us can learn from them. Did you see that I posted a follow-up video to fill in those upper gaps? Knitted Modular Scallops-Part 2
i love it. so beautiful ! thank you.
You are so welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting. I invite you to join my email newsletter group at cherylbrunette.com if you haven't done so already. That's where I really keep in contact with knitters and I have more information than just this TH-cam
Channel.
It's so so magnifique
Thank you!
Thanks so much 💞🌸🦋
Finally I’ve found someone who casts in
Like me
There are lots of us in the world. :D
If you were making a blanket would you have to do the half edges?
Yes.
je voudrais le faire mais j'arrive pas a mettre en Français merci de m'aider
Peut-être que vous pouvez trouver une "application" qui traduira pour vous. Par exemple, j'ai rapidement trouvé cela: itunes.apple.com/us/app/speak-translate-translator/id804641004?mt=8
Mon francais ne pas bon.
Knitting with Cheryl Brunette MERCI ces gentil je regarderai demain avec mon ordinateur thanck YOU ❤
thank you very much
Ewa Tupa You are so welcome. And thank you for watching and commenting.
Great. Thanks a lot. ★★★★★
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting.
Bello si possono sfruttare gli avanzi di lana ...
En donde puedo conseguir en español
Lo siento, pero no ha sido traducido al español. Eso es costoso.
Hola!!.
Me gustan mucho tus vídeos,pero tengo un problema,no entiendo inglés,asi que las muestras de los puntos los saco solo con la vista.😊
Un saludo desde España.😘
+Maribel Del Rosal Ramos y hablo poco español. Lo siento.