How to Knit in the Round with FIVE DOUBLE-POINTED NEEDLES
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2024
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Best explanation of DPN. When I knitted underneath, I was still getting ladders as tight as I could pull. I think knitting the way you show will resolve this.
This is a great learning video!!! Finally one I can understand…. Thank you😉
Wonderful tutorial on using 5 dpns! I can't believe I am doing it! Thank you for mentioning that if you put your stitches in the middle of the needles it will stay balanced and neat as you continue knitting. Terrific!
Thank you, Angela. I'm so happy this tutorial helped you to master knitting with 5 needles. Happy knitting, my friend :-)
Maryna, you lighten my life. In no other tutorial on any subject have I ever had things explained so simply that it cannot be miscinstured. Even if I wasn't interested in knitting I could become addicted to your videos. But I AM very interested in knitting and have learned so much from you. I'd been afraid to knit with five needles (or even four) but you have made it so easy and I thank you with all of my heart. My world has opened up now and it is all due to your wonderful instructions. Thank you.
Oooh, thank you so much, Shirlie! I'm absolutely thrilled my explanations make sense to you :-) Happy knitting!
I love how you just have the perfect yarn to show what you are doing. And you are really good at explaining well what you are doing. This video helped alot. I have never used these kind of pins and just got mine to finish my first sweater
Thank you, Inga :-) I'm so happy this tutorial helped you enjoy knitting with double-pointed needles. Happy knitting!
You said two things that truly cleared up my confusion: one was to ignore the needles that you aren't using and the other is to put the needle under the other needle and knit like you only had two needles. Excellent!!!
Cheryl, I'm so happy that I could help you master the double-pointed needles! Happy knitting :-)
I’m not a beginner knitter but knitting in the round w/ dpn is something I’m still learning and this video is by far the BEST tutorial I’ve watched.
So happy to hear that, Jane! Happy knitting :-)
I’ve been trying for months to learn to use DPNs and it finally clicked thanks this video! Thank you so much for the clear and concise explanation 😊
Thank you, Eva! I'm happy to hear that this tutorial helped you to master DPNs. Happy knitting :-)
Perfect, just what I needed.
Joining work was the answer Plus 2 rules! No more flip flopping. Thank you. Your tutorials are always the best!
Thank you. I’ve been too intimidated to try, but I’m ready to follow this video. Very clear instructions. The large needles and thick yarn helped to see everything
Thank you for your very clear instructions and for sharing
You made it so clear and easy to follow, thank you!
Thank you for this tutorial I can't wait to try it on amig dolls
Thank you.
Thank you!
Such a clear explanation. Definitely going to give this a go now. Thank you for your video!
Thank you, thank you, thank you...so clear and perfect. I have 5 needles sets for more than 15 and this time is it. I'm going for something without a seam....I can´t stand seams. This tutorial is very simple and clear and I love that you use thick yarn and neadles and a light colour....it´s a basic concept for making this kind of tutorials but .... I also love the care you placed on your accent and the serenety of your voice. ( I am portuguese! I wish I could speak half as well...) Thank you very much!
Oooh, thank you so much, Paula :-) I'm happy you like this tutorial. Happy knitting!
Thank you for your help. Your explanation was helpful. I am trying to decrease the top of a hat and this is so much easier then what I was doing.
I'm happy tp help, Helen :-)
Love your videos. I am considering switching from continental to Russian style. Is it easier to stitch in continental on dpns? Thank you.
Yes, it is a little bit easier to work with DPN's using the Russian knitting style, but note that when we work the Russian way in the round, we make twisted stitches. It is not a bad thing, because twisted stitches form a denser fabric that doesn't wear out fast - perfect for socks, hats and mittens. But if you'd like to keep the stitches open (not twisted), work using the Continental knitting style. Happy knitting :-)
I load all my stitches onto one needle....then slip these off onto 3 and eventually 4 dpns.
That's the easiest way to cast on using double pointed needles - use one needle first, then divide stitches between 3 or 4 needles :-)