ive never felt like i can knit (nor the hope that i ever can) but this is the first project i finished and came out great and feeling hopeful i can do better and more things! thank you! 🧡
I'm literally 3 minutes in but THIS IS EXACLTY WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! I've been looking for a tutorial which is actually easy and THE THINGS YOU NEED TO DO ARE ACTUALLY EXPLAINED. THANK YOU!
Wonderful tutorial, what a lovely pattern, I'm a very slow knitter so it took me a couple days of infrequently sitting with it but it was so simple and looks adorable - thank you for sharing it!
Thank you so very much for this tutorial !! You explained everything so thoroughly and your voice is so soothing 🥰I made a mint and white one and it was my first ever knitting project and it turned out so well :D
hi so um. for some reason. and im pretty sure i followed all your instructions. for some reason when i had finished knitting the bandana it came out looking like a ruffled clown collar. do you have any idea why this would happen??? i don’t know too much about knitting beyond the basics
i’ve been trying to do this but i don’t understand how row 2 works- after i knit the first one, i don’t get how to knit the other one (the added knit). i’ve tried so many times and i can’t understand how you get it to work. how do you do the knit with the added ones in row two?
hey! Do you mean the step at 4:00 of the video? It's a bit tricky because you need to insert the needle through the back part of the stitch rather than the front (as you normally would). I'm just wondering if your stitch looks the same as mine does before you work it? If not, maybe there is a problem with the yarn over increase from the previous row.
@@mena_makes im pretty sure i’m inserting it in the right place, but when i take the yarn to knit it and bring it over to the other needle, i don’t really get the mechanism right. like i don’t know how to bring it over to the other side- does that make sense? are you knitting it but just doing it from the back?
@@mena_makes ahhh never mind, ive been working on it all night and I finallllyyyy figured it out! love your video, thank you so much for responding :)))
I hold my working yarn with my left hand and so everything Is backwards to me. Makes it super hard to know how you knit the increase stitch once you get to it on the next row. Any tips? Haha thanks!
Hello! hmmmm I have never held my yarn with the left hand before so I'm not too sure.. I think though once you insert the needle (through the back loop) the action/movement of the yarn is the same as a regular knit stitch.. sorry I can't be more helpful! good luck (:
I have a question what if we don’t own the needles you have that comes with two do we just have to buy one or can you accomplish this with one needle ?
Hello! do you mean the circular needles? (The needles with the cord in between). If so, so you don't have to use these. You can use normal straight needles. You will need a pair of straight needles in this case. The only thing is when you make the ties (you need to cast on 30 stitches for each tie) you will have a lot of stitches on your needles so it will be a bit harder to see what's going on but it should be fine (:
hi! i want to ask you, after we cable cast on the right side, we need to knit on or do cable cast on the left side? i dont understand how to make the cable cast on for the other side after do the right side
Hello! After you cable cast-on on the right side, you have to knit across the row (so all the new stitches and old stitches). Then when you are at the beginning of the next row you cable cast-on another 30 stitches. I hope this answers your question (:
Let me know if you have any questions! I'll answer them for you (:
For each increase row, we increase by 2 only, correct? Beginning with 3 (that was initially casted on) then 5,7,9,11,13,15,17…. Is this right?
will a weight 4 acrylic yarn work for this project? :D
Where did you get this pattern?
two years and still one of the best knitting tutorials I have seen.
The first video that actually slowed the instructions down that you so much
Thank you! Let me know if you make it (:
Knitted this and have now realised it can also work as a top (I'm a B/C cup)! Just tie at the back and wear it as an upside down triangle
omg that's such a good idea!!! thanks for sharing that with me :) :)
ive never felt like i can knit (nor the hope that i ever can) but this is the first project i finished and came out great and feeling hopeful i can do better and more things! thank you! 🧡
I hope you can create a tutorial creating a bag! Most of the tutorials I see on YT is crochet. Haven't find a perf tutorial for a bag
I’ve been thinking about bags lately! Thanks for the suggestion, hopefully I can make a tutorial in the future ✨🥰
I like how clearly you filmed your video, which makes it very clear as to the stitch and which direction you are inserting the needle.❤😊
I just finished mine and it turned out amazing! Thank you for the great tutorial!
yayyy amazing! so happy it turned out well (:
This is the first time I’ve ever finished a knitting project! Thanks so much!
one of the most actually helpful knitting tutorials i’ve seen! you explain things so well! can’t wait to make it
Thank you so much! Good luck with it 🙂💘
This is really cute thank you for showing this!❤🎉
i'm a kid and i made this so simple and easy THANKYOU
yay happy to hear (:
I actually made this as a little bandana for my dog lol. It's absolutely adorable and the tutorial was soooooo easy to follow. Love this so much ty!
Aww that’s so cute!! I’m glad you liked it (: (:
I'm literally 3 minutes in but THIS IS EXACLTY WHAT I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! I've been looking for a tutorial which is actually easy and THE THINGS YOU NEED TO DO ARE ACTUALLY EXPLAINED. THANK YOU!
you're welcome!! i'm glad it's helpful :)
Mina so cute thank you for the post! ❤
Wonderful tutorial, what a lovely pattern, I'm a very slow knitter so it took me a couple days of infrequently sitting with it but it was so simple and looks adorable - thank you for sharing it!
You're welcome, I'm glad you like it :)
Thank you so very much for this tutorial !! You explained everything so thoroughly and your voice is so soothing 🥰I made a mint and white one and it was my first ever knitting project and it turned out so well :D
I'm so glad it was helpful for you and congrats on completing your first project! :-) xx
I appreciate these videos so much! They're so easy for a beginner to follow, and the things you make are so cute :)
Tried this and let me tell you, it turned out great! My very first project!!!! I think you should do more scrap yarn projects like this. 💕
This makes me so happy! I’m so glad it turned out well. Yes I’ll try to do some more in the future because I have a LOT of scrap yarn 😁
this was very difficult to do (i had straight needles so it was just a space thing) but this was awesome practice for me!! thank you for sharing
So I am a beginner, as I only started a week ago 😅 and honestly this is so easy to follow! 🥰
i made mine and now i know what i'm making all my friends for christmas! this is amazing thank you so much for sharing
thank you for using my pattern! (: I hope all your friends love their gifts (:
Highly recommend !!
I made this one and it turns out so well...thank you for your exact instructions 🤩 Hope for another coming projectsss! Thank youu
Thank you! I’m glad it turned out well 🙂
Just made a mini one for my shiba inu Margot for practice!! This tutorial was sooo easy and helpful. Thank you mena!! Your voice is also rly calming
aw how cute! I hope Margot likes her bandana
thank you so much for this tutorial, really loved the way you explain things! :)
thank you 🙂 I’m glad you liked it!
Thanks much❤
I just got through with one it turned out beautiful
This tutorial was amazing. I just finished my bandana and it looks great! Thanks so much 🙌🏾❤
I'm happy it turned out well! Thanks for using my tutorial (:
Thank you for the captions! Thumbs up 👍
Hey love the tutorial… really helpful. Just wondering how long something like this would take ?
❤ easy tutorial to follow thanks.
This is awesome, thank you so much for sharing! I just made myself a brown one and turned out amazing ❤️
Amazing! Thanks for using my tutorial (: tag me if you share it on instagram, I'd love to see your creation (:
This is amazing!! I love how it turned out❤️❤️ thank you
yay I'm happy it turned out well!! (:
tysm!! it came out great!!
Is there a possibility where you can add sunflower designs?
I think I'm going to have this be my first project 😁 😬 I'm nervous though lol
Good luck with it! let me know if you have any questions (:
@@mena_makes thank you 😊 I actually finished it and I'm so happy!!
It’s ok if I use straight needles
Is the mattress stitch optional?
Super cute
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hi so um. for some reason. and im pretty sure i followed all your instructions. for some reason when i had finished knitting the bandana it came out looking like a ruffled clown collar. do you have any idea why this would happen??? i don’t know too much about knitting beyond the basics
i’ve been trying to do this but i don’t understand how row 2 works- after i knit the first one, i don’t get how to knit the other one (the added knit). i’ve tried so many times and i can’t understand how you get it to work. how do you do the knit with the added ones in row two?
hey! Do you mean the step at 4:00 of the video? It's a bit tricky because you need to insert the needle through the back part of the stitch rather than the front (as you normally would). I'm just wondering if your stitch looks the same as mine does before you work it? If not, maybe there is a problem with the yarn over increase from the previous row.
@@mena_makes im pretty sure i’m inserting it in the right place, but when i take the yarn to knit it and bring it over to the other needle, i don’t really get the mechanism right. like i don’t know how to bring it over to the other side- does that make sense? are you knitting it but just doing it from the back?
@@mena_makes ahhh never mind, ive been working on it all night and I finallllyyyy figured it out! love your video, thank you so much for responding :)))
@@lmrlmr9 yayyy!! I'm glad you worked it out (: (: thanks for watching & happy knitting!
I hold my working yarn with my left hand and so everything Is backwards to me. Makes it super hard to know how you knit the increase stitch once you get to it on the next row. Any tips? Haha thanks!
Hello! hmmmm I have never held my yarn with the left hand before so I'm not too sure.. I think though once you insert the needle (through the back loop) the action/movement of the yarn is the same as a regular knit stitch.. sorry I can't be more helpful! good luck (:
Is it supposed to curl initially
Like it’s giving semi circle
Nvm figured it out
I have a question what if we don’t own the needles you have that comes with two do we just have to buy one or can you accomplish this with one needle ?
Hello! do you mean the circular needles? (The needles with the cord in between). If so, so you don't have to use these. You can use normal straight needles. You will need a pair of straight needles in this case. The only thing is when you make the ties (you need to cast on 30 stitches for each tie) you will have a lot of stitches on your needles so it will be a bit harder to see what's going on but it should be fine (:
Do you think I could make that bandana work for me on a job site.
I'm sure you could make it work, especially with your overalls, we would be matching!
How many hours would you estimate this takes?
Hi Genieva, a few hours (or less if you use chunky yarn). Good luck!
So do you just tie it under the bottom?
Heya, you mean when wearing the bandana? If so then yes! 🙂
Please 🏵️ How long is the needles in centimetres 🕵🏻♀️🧶
I used 4.5mm & 40cm, but you can use any length. It doesn't matter how long, but it is easier with longer needles (:
hi! i want to ask you, after we cable cast on the right side, we need to knit on or do cable cast on the left side? i dont understand how to make the cable cast on for the other side after do the right side
thank you
Hello! After you cable cast-on on the right side, you have to knit across the row (so all the new stitches and old stitches). Then when you are at the beginning of the next row you cable cast-on another 30 stitches. I hope this answers your question (:
@@mena_makes thankyou so much! i have my own bandana now!💙
@@lyaainun3373 that makes me very happy :)
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Where did you get this pattern?
I made it myself :)
Could you write the pattern below the screen so I could print it out?