How to Knit Simple Crescent Shawl
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2017
- How to Knit Simple Crescent Shawl. In the video I demonstrate how to start the shawl, how to work the increase, and then I mistakenly thought the final bit of instructions wouldn't be any trouble. Boy was I wrong, and I am woman enough to admit that!
SOOOO, I am letting you know that since this video release I've done a Part 2 of the video to show how to do the eyelet row :-) Find that at: How to Knit Simple Crescent Shawl [Part 2] Two Yarn Over Eyelet Row • How to Knit Simple Cre...
I'm sorry I didn't do them in this video. But you live and learn! And now you have another video to help you finish off the Knit Simple Crescent Shawl perfectly. Thank you for being patient with me!
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Oh my goodness! I can’t believe I can do this! WooHoo! I learned how to knit about a year ago but only knit and purl. I was so afraid to do something different. You, Marley Byrd, are an amazing teacher. Thank you so much for making this easy.
I love the way you teach the pattern and the different stitches required. I always feel more confident after viewing your videos. Thank you.
Thank you for the compliment!
Adding the stitch markers is so helpful. Thank you!
Marley your the BEST I just spent 2 months in a nursing home because of a knee replacement and rehab. You taught me to knit! Whoop whoop. Love you!! Going to make this shawl now. Need a color I can wear with any color for church and such. Thanks doll!!!
This is the best that I've seen a kfb stitch taught! You show it clearly and precisely, and slow enough for people to actually knit along with you. The yarn over, and use of markers is shown really well also. Great video! 😉
Marly you are the best. I learned to knit/crochet back in 1962 but was never really good at knitting. Watching your videos has encouraged me. I made your Absolutely Simple knit hat you did a few weeks ago and it came out great now I’m going to try this pattern too thanks again.
Your demos are great Marley! Thanks for all you do! ❤️
Great tutorial! I really appreciate how you show both Continental and English methods. Although I know both as I learned English first I prefer Continental. Thanks!
Have not knit in years never been very good at it honestly find crocheting much easier especially when error is made lol. But retired now for about 5 years actually bought knitting needles a few years ago but have never tried to do it again but watching your video you make it look easy going to try. Thank you for encouragement.
Absolutely love this video. I found Hop Scotch at Michaels back in July. Have always hated triangle shawls. Thanks to you and Barbara Benson i can now learn all the Crescent Shapes my heart desires. Thanks so much for showing us. Love them. Your are great as a instructor. The Hop Scotch feels nice as well. Now I can start my favorite shape of shawls and this will be my first. You did a great job of teaching this as always. Thanks again.
I just got my first real set of interchangeable needles (chiaogoo) and I know only K and P stitches. I am easily board so I love TH-cam tutorials, I am finishing my first sock (on dpn) thanks to it. Unwanted to knit some kind of a shawl, not to hard but challenging enough that t would keep my attention. Thank you so much for this video, it's just what I was looking for!
You give wonderfully clear instructions without speaking too fast and have a nice voice which you inherited!
I’ve been knitting for 60 years so very experienced, this is the clearest instructions video I’ve ever seen
+Kath Jones thank you very much! :)
This is actually my next project. I picked up some hopscotch yarn last week to make a shawl for myself. Thank you so much for breaking down this pattern so simply.
Gloria 85 nice easy patting to knit for. Ladies in nursing homes
Thanks for showing how to do the stretchy bind-off!
You are an excellent teacher! I 've discovered your channel recently and I'm enjoying so much. Thank you !
I love knitting shawls…but I am tired of the typical triangle-can’t wait to try this crescent shawl!!! Thanks for the tutorial…you make it seem so easy :)
You always have the clearest instructions of all tutorials I've seen. I really like watching you.
Anne Nacorda not this time, there’s nothing clear about the eyelet row!
I want you to know how much I appreciate your tutorials, I am a "need to see" person and your instructions are great. Thank you!!
I love your enthusiasm! And of course your tutorials! :)
Yay I now know how to do the KYOK! I’ve been trying to find the perfect video for this type of increase.I should’ve known, I’m a Marlys Minion, you’re a fabulous teacher 👩🏫 I’m definitely going to try this shawl ❤️❤️
There's a reason why you are the National spokeswoman!! You make it look so easy
Thanks for the video, looking forward to checking out the new yarn!
Marly you are such a huge help. Thank you!
Thnx from Holland. I just started with knitting and i love your video's. They are really good!
Egyszerű és nagyon dekoratív minta! És könnyen megjegyezhető! Köszönöm a megosztást!! :)
amazingly clear and easy to follow instructions - excellent and helpful
Lovely pattern, thank you, I am learning so much.....
You are a good teacher.Good tutorials!
Beautiful, I'm going to make this. Thanks for the clear instructions.
Beautiful knitting one tonight thanks Marley
Love your tutorials thanks and have a great day💕
Thank you so much for the awesome pattern!
This is amazing, and like always youre such a great TEACHER!!!!!!
Great pattern! Thank you❤️
Beautiful work also I love your nail polish😍
Marly👌You are a gifted teacher to us all🙏💝love your podcasts had learned so much of your awesome tips
Your tutoring are so inspiring and easy to follow 🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰
you are the best to explain everything
Oh thank you for saying so!
I love 💕 your simple explanation 🌹
Neutral yarn!!!!!!!!!!!! Best color to teach with!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much, beautiful instrucción!
i like the way you teach, explaining so clearly for us to follow. thank you
So nice of you
super beau ! Un gros MERCI ! J'ai réussi ! 😁👍
Hola te haces entender muy bien felicitaciones me encanta ver tus tutoriales.soy de Perú y me encanta tejer gracias
I've been looking for a new pattern for the prayer shawl group at church....I think I found it!
I love this pattern!
I'm knitting this shawl from the instructions on the band ball. They suggest that the first stitch of every row be knit, slipped back to the left needle, and knit again. In other words, knit the first stitch of each row twice. I checked out the instructions online and Red Heart does include this step in their instructions under NOTES. I like the extra stretch this gives the edge of the shawl now that I've knitted about 6 inches worth of fabric. Would you consider suggesting this extra step? And I agree -- this shawl pattern and yarn is awesome!
Thank you great demonstration
Awsome teacher! Thank you.
Thankyou for doing it with your right hand ..wool in the left hand I couldn’t make it out ..I mostly crochet but fancied knitting so am a bit rusty. 🌹
Ooh I can't wait to try this!!
You should! it is really easy and fun.
Tracy Roland
Great patterns love the shawl I did one beautiful
All the snobs with the big cup of tea and the cat and the dog knit such a shawl with a lace finish at the end - but they did not tell us the secret - I want to thank you for sharing the secret with us - actually you are the first one of showing us the shape of half-moon knitting.- I've been waiting for it for so long - especially those who do not speak English as a native language -To others it seems trivial - but when there is a good explanation all the problems of understanding are solved - thank you very much from the bottom of my heart
so atlantisar
Yes they do. It's called a pattern...
What fun! Looks like it could lead to some serious snuggle time!!
Anita Duckworth baking
Thanks so much!!
Great teacher!
This yarn looks awesome, great giveaway!
You are a natural.. love to watch. My only request is that I wish you would show the full piece finished, because sometimes the picture that’s on the yarn doesn’t show the details.
Thank you so much for the video and the pattern.
Question though. What side do we end on before the end repeat rows?
when i downloaded this pattern it had a Notes- about the edging to make it more stretchy, i didn't see you doing in the video. wandering if this would make a difference. I may frog what i have done and start over. love your video's.
Love your videos! I have a question I am making a feather and fan stitch shawl right now and am wondering if there is a certain way to bind off or does the loose bind off work?
despite my "super " comment this was an excellent presentation the visual with the "talking window and constant clear closeup of work in progress is 2 thumbs up ...a like and a subscription because I would like to see more ...it would have been nice to see the actual finished project ...some of us want everything ... ;-)
Love it. Hope I can knit it. 😉
I need to make this!
Very easy thank you.
Darn! The pattern and yarn aren't on the RedHeart website yet.
Also Marly you have grown into a wonderful teacher!
Thank you for your video, such clear and easy instructions. I liked it so much I decided to subscribe to your channel. ❤️
Yay!!!
The only problem I have is downloading the pattern...sadly, it doesn't seem like it's available anymore. Can you send it to me?
Thanks again ❤
Thank you 💕
Hi Marly, Love your instructions. I am a beginner and I had no trouble, thus far but I am having a problem understanding the (knitting once into each 2yo and dropping extra wrap.
I see I am not alone in this. Also, would love to learn how you made your markers. I have the store-bought but don't seem as good as yours.
How to Knit Simple Crescent Shawl [Part 2] Two Yarn Over Eyelet Row th-cam.com/video/UAg7QwZPHQE/w-d-xo.html
Love ur videos thank u so much
Hmmm, very intricate! But I'm gonna try making it!
Cute stitch markers.
Love this pattern! I have a question for you: would fingering type yarn work with this?
I know any yarn would work. You will simply need to adjust needle size and you would have to perhaps add more rows. Some lightweight yarns still hold up well on larger than called fir needles. I have tried sock weight on number US#7 but I prefer a tighter fabric so I went down to 6, 5,4 and have made several. I added more rows to make the shawl is he length I like. They really can keep your neck and shoulders warm.
Ohhh your nails are so pretty :)
Hola , no sé si hablaras español , pero te digo siempre , y quiero hacer este chal , y mi pregunta es , si se repite la misma frecuencia siempre , asta alcanzar el largo deseado .
Muchas gracias
Marly, what are your thoughts on using DK weight yarn with a size 5 or 6 needle?
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Can the bind off used in this shawl be good for toe up socks?
Marly, can you use this book on cuffs of socks as well? Thanks
Love your videos!!....Where could I purchase these stitch markers? They look like they wouldn’t snag my yarn.
thanks great
Love this video Thank you Marly.
I have a question???
Can you also
** show the finished project**??
I love to see how different variations work up. Also what yarn is equivalent in looks to Hopscotch??
Vous expliquer très bien et sloly
If I want stretch at the edges I use a larger size needle for cast on and bind off.
Looks interesting. Do you think I could add brioche in the middle of the shawl? Or would that be complicated?
Does this work with thinner yarn, a 3 instead of a 4 type yarn?
Where did you get your stitch markers? I have a friend looking for markers like that.
That knit-yarn over-knit is interesting. Aside from being a double increase, does it end up looking any different from just a yarn over?
You really explain things well in your tutorials. I just have a question as to what is the best way you would add your second skein of yarn to this project. Do you do it on the edge or in the middle?
At the edge.
Hi everyone, I found one method of the 2yo on TH-cam by entering "knit double yarn over." Row 1: follow instructions as written. Row 2: K1 into first yo (carefully holding second yo on left needle), then bring yarn to front and P1 (the second yo). Follow rest of pattern as written. Other than this "eyelet" explanation, the pattern/video was easy to follow. Hope this helps!
How to Knit Simple Crescent Shawl [Part 2] Two Yarn Over Eyelet Row th-cam.com/video/UAg7QwZPHQE/w-d-xo.html
I love this pattern! I only wish you had shown the whole shawl laid out upon completion so we could see what thevfinished item looks like. The way it is shown on the model you honestly can't tell what shape it is or what it looks like with the eyelet edge 🤷♀️ I'm still going to make it though 😉
Can you explain knitting once into 2yo and dropping extra wrap
How to Knit Simple Crescent Shawl [Part 2] Two Yarn Over Eyelet Row th-cam.com/video/UAg7QwZPHQE/w-d-xo.html
Problem! Red heart website won’t download this pattern. Nothing happens. Have tried multiple times. Please help!! Really want to knit this.
Where can I find the markers that you had use in this video, they are really nice!
Hi there, I am wondering when knitting a shawl that has k2tog stitches, would I count that as 1 or 2 stitches when purling back on wro g side of my work? Thanks!
What’s the two stitches are not together, the result is one stitch so when you purl back, it will only be one stitch.
@@MarlyBird thank you so much!
Hi, Marly! I don’r understand the lacy ending. When I reach the 285 stitches, the next row is k2tog and 2yo, so I yo twice between the k2tog. But the next row I don’t understand. I knit one yo and I drop the other one? I did that but I didn’t like how it looked, so I knitted those two yo together and it turned out very good. Unfortunately I dropped a stitch so I had to unravel a few rows... So can you explain that second row for me, please?
Sorry if you dis this already in another comment but I didn’t have time to read all the comments.
Thank you!!!
Hi again :) I saw the part 2 video and I see that I did correctly the first time. Good thing I accidentally dropped that stitch :))
Thanks!!
would like to have seen the completed project to have an idea of the laid flat shape of the shawl and an idea of the size of the finished object ...video very clear thank you
Hi there :) I think there is a flat image on the actual pattern.
Does it matter if you use a different increase technique for the foundation rows before starting the repeat rows?
You need the correct stitch count.
can this be done in crochet?
Could you please do to eyelet rows. Im a beginner knitter and getting stuck on those rows. Thank you for all the hard work you put into this tutorials. They are great. 👏
Yes, I promise! I will do that asap
Thank you
How to Knit Simple Crescent Shawl [Part 2] Two Yarn Over Eyelet Rowth-cam.com/video/UAg7QwZPHQE/w-d-xo.html