thank you so much for this! I'm a visual learner and the instructions for my pattern called for the second way you demonstrated. I couldn't figure it our until I saw you do it. thanks again!!
Picked up my needles after 25 yrs (back problems), now I find the knitting world has changed and it’s a little overwhelming. Thanks to your Chanel and enthusiasm I’m inspired to try and if nothing else, have fun. Stay safe and well. Thanks from Australia 🐨🦘😷
Take your time. Don’t overwhelm yourself. Find a youtuber or two that you find soothing but encouraging and go with them. Enjoy the process and watch the beauty unfold from your own fingers 💛 bless you
I'm old enough that I'm planning on making a video on vintage knitting - because those are the sorts of patterns I grew up with! 😄 (I just need to get some sort of a stand or holder for the 'phone-camera, so that I can film from the knitter's viewpoint.) I've been watching Stephen's videos (and some other knitting videos) because I decided it's time I levelled up my knitting game a bit. If you're still looking at knitting in more traditional ways, watch Hazel Tindall's video "Basics and Belts" which covers a lot of basics, as well as the use of a knitting belt. But Hazel is also partly to blame for me poking my nose out of my comfort zone! When she does colour work, she holds one yarn in each hand. (There are some people who do colour work with both yarns held in the right hand for English style knitting but I looked at that and thought that it would get a bit messy if I did it.) So I've been working on my Continental knitting skills. That said, I still use old fashioned needles that come in pairs or sets of 4 (or 5 these days! that was a bit of a surprise for me). So, the TL:DR version is: get back into knitting and do the sort of knitting you enjoy and that you feel comfortable with.
Thanks ! I don’t speak English very well but your explanations were precise and the rhythm of your voice help me to understand 😊 I'll make something like that 👍🏽🙏🏻‼️😘
Brilliant!! I would have used a 'help needle' anyway, thanks for showing it. I had actually practiced doing the Welt but didn't know wha it was called. Stephen, you are an Excellent teacher!! we look forward to your tutorials. If you were inclined to sit in front of a fireplace with a camera over your shoulder.... :) What a nice "screensaver" that would be. I'd LOVE to see you knit for a half hour or so, no talking required, just your elegant fingers and 2 needles flying!! thanks again for the outstanding tutorial.
Great video. If I hadn't already known the technique, I'd have been totally able to do it at the end of the video. A video that teaches so clearly is a rare thing, like a precious gem. What you didn't say, however, is that welts can be used at the beginning of a garment, as a hem, instead of a band if rubbing. This works best on a garment that you don't want to draw in at the hem, like a long cardigan. Or at least, that's the way I did it on a cardigan I made for a great niece.
I have the Batad in my queue. Thank you for making this easy to understand instructional video and for including English style. You're a very good teacher!
Thank you for the very clear explanation. You are such a wonderful teacher. I’m an English-style knitter from Canada and even I was able to understand the Continental version of this technique. I really appreciate that you include instructions for English-style knitters. It makes it so much easier for American, Canadian, English, etc.knitters. Thank you.
Thanks Stephen!!!! You're the best. I'm working on designing a summer top and I was thinking what techniques I can take from sewing to add some umph to it. One of these things were edges. Like bands and piping. And then you come with this video - and I was "Of course!". So Thank you so much for your inspirations and amazing work!
Hi Stephen, that sweater is amazing, going to have to consider that one, currently knitting my Winter Lights shawl, lots of other projects caught my eye and it got neglected, have a great week and happy knitting.
Thanks so much! I wear both of these sweaters so much because they're very playful to knit with all the color changes and textures. I need to knit another welt detail sweater soon!
As always you've given me something new to try and explained it with such enthusiasm that I've got to grab my needles and start another wip!!!! 🥰❤️❤️❤️
Thanks, your tutorial is fun and educational. I have plans to knit a pattern with welts; but, have held back because I have never knit a welt before. My knitting group is on hold because of COVID-19 so no in class instruction😕; now I am ready to go. Thanks
I think one of these days when I work up the courage to knit a sweater I am going to have to do one of yours so I will finally have an "ugly" Christmas sweater. I say that as the highest complement btw since I hate actual ugly Christmas sweaters and think the fun and unusual ones are the best. Many of your more experimental designs are something I would enjoy making but not often have opportunity to wear and they would be perfect for this.
My dear, beautiful knitter...where have you been? LOL. This is my first time seeing you on TH-cam and watching one of your videos. I love that you're teaching how to add quirkiness into a pattern. Thank you so much for that because the sweater you're wearing is my style worn by you...LOL. Serious, this is awesome. I can't wait to explore more of your videos and lessons.
Nice! I always liked those wedges and was curious to learn how to make them! Now I need to modify my Painting Honeycombs Jacket to add some somewhere :p Probably on the back pannel? In a chevron motif... houuuuu Can't wait to be off of work to try it!
Thank you for this video, I was wondering if I could knit the welts in a better way than I have done so far (working on a Penguono) and I love the idea of using an extra needle. I also realize that I need a Majestic Mountain Sweater in my wardrobe ❤️
Good Lord, Stephen! You blowed my mind with this creativity! Can’t wait to add it to a project. Could you explain also how to knit those sections full of loops of your Penguono jacket? Your designs are so inspiring!
The two needle technique looks as if it would be particularly useful if you are doing the welts in the same colour as the rest of the knitting around them.
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thank you so much for this! I'm a visual learner and the instructions for my pattern called for the second way you demonstrated. I couldn't figure it our until I saw you do it. thanks again!!
'Play the welt, music in a sweater! ' That is what makes Stephen so different. Thank you so much, Stephen
You have really grown into yourself as a teacher. Thanks, Stephen. 🧶
Thank you!
Picked up my needles after 25 yrs (back problems), now I find the knitting world has changed and it’s a little overwhelming. Thanks to your Chanel and enthusiasm I’m inspired to try and if nothing else, have fun. Stay safe and well. Thanks from Australia 🐨🦘😷
Take your time. Don’t overwhelm yourself. Find a youtuber or two that you find soothing but encouraging and go with them. Enjoy the process and watch the beauty unfold from your own fingers 💛 bless you
@@masuganut2082 thank you for your kindness.
Most of all, Have Fun!! Welcome back💕
@@lesleyoliver5582 no problem 💛💛💛
I'm old enough that I'm planning on making a video on vintage knitting - because those are the sorts of patterns I grew up with! 😄 (I just need to get some sort of a stand or holder for the 'phone-camera, so that I can film from the knitter's viewpoint.)
I've been watching Stephen's videos (and some other knitting videos) because I decided it's time I levelled up my knitting game a bit.
If you're still looking at knitting in more traditional ways, watch Hazel Tindall's video "Basics and Belts" which covers a lot of basics, as well as the use of a knitting belt. But Hazel is also partly to blame for me poking my nose out of my comfort zone! When she does colour work, she holds one yarn in each hand. (There are some people who do colour work with both yarns held in the right hand for English style knitting but I looked at that and thought that it would get a bit messy if I did it.) So I've been working on my Continental knitting skills.
That said, I still use old fashioned needles that come in pairs or sets of 4 (or 5 these days! that was a bit of a surprise for me).
So, the TL:DR version is: get back into knitting and do the sort of knitting you enjoy and that you feel comfortable with.
You are so good at making things easy, I love it ❤️🇦🇺
You are a brilliant teacher and designer, Stephen. I am off to try making a welt! 🤗
This video popped up just at the right time. I've just started a Batad. Thank you Stephen for making it so easy!
I love these videos and your new space is gorgeous! You are so talented!❤
Indeed you are so talented and pleasant.
Wow, I didn't know you could do that. I have been knitting a long time and I still have so much to learn. Thanks for your amazing tips.
Thanks ! I don’t speak English very well but your explanations were precise and the rhythm of your voice help me to understand 😊 I'll make something like that 👍🏽🙏🏻‼️😘
Those sweaters are amazing.
Merci beaucoup pour le partage ...tes tutos avec plein d’idées !
Tu es un réel bonheur pour le tricot
Encore Merci
Welts, who would've thought? I like the style it can add to an item and you make it look easy. Thanks for the tip. 💯 bataad, here I come.
You’re such a great teacher you make it look so easy
Thanks so much 😊
Brilliant!! I would have used a 'help needle' anyway, thanks for showing it. I had actually practiced doing the Welt but didn't know wha it was called. Stephen, you are an Excellent teacher!! we look forward to your tutorials. If you were inclined to sit in front of a fireplace with a camera over your shoulder.... :) What a nice "screensaver" that would be. I'd LOVE to see you knit for a half hour or so, no talking required, just your elegant fingers and 2 needles flying!! thanks again for the outstanding tutorial.
A really fantastic teacher.
You just blew my mind :) How to knit a welt is so clear now. Thank you!
Great video. If I hadn't already known the technique, I'd have been totally able to do it at the end of the video. A video that teaches so clearly is a rare thing, like a precious gem. What you didn't say, however, is that welts can be used at the beginning of a garment, as a hem, instead of a band if rubbing. This works best on a garment that you don't want to draw in at the hem, like a long cardigan. Or at least, that's the way I did it on a cardigan I made for a great niece.
I wonder about hem use too.
I’m delighted to find you’re a Knitaholic. 🤗
Thank you! I am knitting the penguono and it is a work of art!❤
Oh Wow, that look is so cool, thank you. 🕊❤️
Thank you!!
After seeing this, I will have to add the Penguono to my list.
I am casting a batad as I'm watching this, my first west knits!
great how you show this, that you offer more than one possibilities......thanks!
I am a knitting beginner. Thank you to open my eyes and make me want to study harder. The last piece you show is really nice. Wish I can have one.
Love the way you explain things...so easy .merci beaucoup
I have the Batad in my queue. Thank you for making this easy to understand instructional video and for including English style. You're a very good teacher!
Thank you for the very clear explanation. You are such a wonderful teacher. I’m an English-style knitter from Canada and even I was able to understand the Continental version of this technique. I really appreciate that you include instructions for English-style knitters. It makes it so much easier for American, Canadian, English, etc.knitters. Thank you.
Omg I need a Batad! 😍
Thanks Stephen!!!! You're the best. I'm working on designing a summer top and I was thinking what techniques I can take from sewing to add some umph to it. One of these things were edges. Like bands and piping. And then you come with this video - and I was "Of course!". So Thank you so much for your inspirations and amazing work!
Thank you Stephen, very helpful.
The Batad is on my to do list!!!!!
Hi Stephen, that sweater is amazing, going to have to consider that one, currently knitting my Winter Lights shawl, lots of other projects caught my eye and it got neglected, have a great week and happy knitting.
Thanks so much! I wear both of these sweaters so much because they're very playful to knit with all the color changes and textures. I need to knit another welt detail sweater soon!
Fantastic teaching. Thank you so much!
Thanks from Lithuania!!!
Thank you Stephen
Thank you so much for this ! I was dreaming to learn it.
You are such a good stitcher. Thank you.
Love those musical shoulders!!! Thanks for the video!
Love watching your tutorials - so fun and relaxed! Thank you so much!
Oh love it. Never seen this done!
Beautiful sweater. Love the welts on shoulders, very classy looking. Such a professional knitter you are.
As always you've given me something new to try and explained it with such enthusiasm that I've got to grab my needles and start another wip!!!! 🥰❤️❤️❤️
Thanks, your tutorial is fun and educational. I have plans to knit a pattern with welts; but, have held back because I have never knit a welt before. My knitting group is on hold because of COVID-19 so no in class instruction😕; now I am ready to go. Thanks
This is great if you are starting the Doodler...this is a super-helpful pro-tip, thanks!
I think one of these days when I work up the courage to knit a sweater I am going to have to do one of yours so I will finally have an "ugly" Christmas sweater. I say that as the highest complement btw since I hate actual ugly Christmas sweaters and think the fun and unusual ones are the best. Many of your more experimental designs are something I would enjoy making but not often have opportunity to wear and they would be perfect for this.
Love learning your techniques. Thanks
My dear, beautiful knitter...where have you been? LOL. This is my first time seeing you on TH-cam and watching one of your videos. I love that you're teaching how to add quirkiness into a pattern. Thank you so much for that because the sweater you're wearing is my style worn by you...LOL. Serious, this is awesome. I can't wait to explore more of your videos and lessons.
This is fabulous 💞
This looks SO much fun, I can't wait to try it! Thanks for the great video!
Nice! I always liked those wedges and was curious to learn how to make them! Now I need to modify my Painting Honeycombs Jacket to add some somewhere :p Probably on the back pannel? In a chevron motif... houuuuu Can't wait to be off of work to try it!
Gracias stephen! Sos un amor!!!
Buena idea. Y fácil... Gracias. Argentina. Goid idea. Easy. Thanks. Argentina
Gracias!!
Thank you for this video, I was wondering if I could knit the welts in a better way than I have done so far (working on a Penguono) and I love the idea of using an extra needle. I also realize that I need a Majestic Mountain Sweater in my wardrobe ❤️
Glad it was helpful!
I love your Videos and your creativity, thank you so much 💕🌸
What a great trick
Sei bravissimo, un'abbraccio Maria 🤗🤩
Thanks for watching!
So much fun!! Thank you 🤗💛💚💙💜🧡❤
Wow! Great explanation!!
Thank you so much. Very fun technique 🥳
What a nice help!!
Coucou merci merci vous êtes un génie du tricot. Gros bisous 😘😘😘😘
Merci!
I'm an English style knitter!!! I didn't know that.
very beautiful
Great sweater.
Good Lord, Stephen! You blowed my mind with this creativity! Can’t wait to add it to a project. Could you explain also how to knit those sections full of loops of your Penguono jacket? Your designs are so inspiring!
Gracias Maestro !!!!
Genial!
How bout them apples !! Thx for teaching me something new today..I am a new subscriber...
Me encantó gracias
W🤩W!
Gorgeous 😍👌🏽
New knitting techniques scare me, but not with you around with these videos Stephen! :)
The two needle technique looks as if it would be particularly useful if you are doing the welts in the same colour as the rest of the knitting around them.
Ahhhhh THANK YOU 🇦🇺
Thanks 😘😘😘❤️🌷🌷🌷
Leuk. 👍😁👋 dank je wel!
I do that method when I am making a picot edge on baby clothes.
I love Stephen, no puedo seguir tus enseñanzas por el idioma. Me apena no poder entender tus explicaciones
Eres un genio 🧞♂️ del tejido 🧶 como me gustaría que este subtitulado 🙏🇵🇪
❤
Me gustan mucho tus tutoriales,pero no entiendo apenas nada el inglés y los traductores enredan más que ayudan.
Podrías editar los vídeos subtitulados en español por favor ?
Un saludo desde Madrid,España.
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Are you accepting applications for an apprentice?
6:47 😊😅
There is such a thing as being too too.
2:03.
Am i the only one who made this on the wrong side of the collar ?😑