Thank you so much. This was easy to follow and very informative. I'm off now to try my first knitted garment - a scarf for my daughter - using circular needles! I'm 70 years old so hopefully you're never too old to try something new!
I already have the beginning with the ribbing now I have to start with Stockinette but I don’t remember how to start I know once I start it I wil. Remember please help me
My daughter, who is 7, says “thank you,” for teaching her this technique. I knitted years ago, but forgot how to cast on and I never knitted in the round. We watched your video about casting on and are watching this one now. Thanks for taking the time to make this video!!
The one thing no one ever addresses (that I can find) in knitting in the round videos is which side is your working side and how you should position the work when you’re looking at it. I discovered, when I switched from flat to circular needles halfway through a sweater, that I was knitting the “wrong” or inner side of my round work (if that makes sense). I still get confused when beginning a project in the round and would love a video that addresses this, which is super important! I hope what I’ve said makes sense! Thanks.
@@logikgirl12no that is not the answer to this question. When I knit in the round somehow what is supposed to be the outside layer is in the inside of my circle
I've been avoiding knitting in the round because I was scared about joining the rows. If I'd known the way you knit in the round was by JUST KNITTING, I wouldn't have waited so long. Haha! Thanks for the great tips. I just ordered my first set of circular needles!
Phew.. Finally a really clear explanation on how to use circular knitting needles. I have been confused but clearer now about what SIZE to use! Thank you, I shall pluck up courage to have another go.
Dear Devina, A few months ago your video on how to knit a scarf helped me knit one for my girlfriend. She was very pleased and our anniversary is coming up. Here I am, making a scarf for myself and I was wondering this: "Could you please, with your nice tutorials and exceletent explaining, make a tutorial on how to make a pair of mittens? I have searched high and low for a good video, but you do the best." Thanks for the tutorials, A male knitter.
Thats so cute! Maybe google a pattern using key terms. I found a few great ones. For the abbreviations or knit skill that i didnt know how to do i youtubed them to find out. Hope this makes sense happy knitting 😄
Just made my first project. A hat. In the round. It turned out so cute. I Gave it to my daughter and she loves it. I'm hooked on knitting. I have tried crocheting and knitting and love both. I'm crocheting a shawl. Both are fun, but thanks to TH-cam, I can do both now, fairly easily. I've tried before and never got very far. Thanks for the great video. Very clear.
Found this very helpful as someone who has never knitted on circular needles. As it turned out, the lady at the store sold me needles that were too long for what I'm knitting - a baby hat. Ended up using four needles instead.
Excellent tutorial. I've been knitting for years...nearly 50 years! ...but have never tried knitting in the round. Thanks to your tutorial I now feel I can give it a try. I have a baby granddaughter and have noticed so many baby dresses are knitted in the round so I really want to give it a go. Thanks again! 😀
I'm a beginner knitter. I find it relaxing as long as I do easy items. I am having difficulty finding beginner projects. Thank you for the tutorial, I'm going to give it a try.
Dear Devina, your video is so encouraging and pleasant to listen to, thank you for explaining everything is such a patient and at the same time fun manner! am convalescing and discovering knitting. Lots of gratitude to you!
OMG, thank you so much for all your clear instruction. I so appreciate how you went beyond just the how-to of literally joining and explained why certain things were important (no twist and cord size). Your video made all the difference for me.
Thank you so much, I learned a great deal watching this video! You're so patient and your instructions are very well thought out and concise. I appreciate the details you provided...especially the importance of not twisting your stitches, I'm pretty sure you saved this novice knitter from learning a valuable lesson the hard way. I look forward to beginning my first knitting project on circular needles!
I have been trying to figure out how to do this and you made it so simple to do,I will try it and be back, thank you,it means so much for us beginners to have someone really explain and show us without rushing through it
Thank you for this excellent video. I have been knitting for over 60yrs and recently tried knitting on circular needles without much success. Came across your video and realised the importance of the length of the needle. Hats and cowls look so much better without a seam.🤗😄♥️
Oh, thank the Gods I found you !!! ....exactly what I needed, I just wanted to learn how to knit a round scarf using a 'plain' stitch with eyelash yarn and circular needles. Before finding you , I've had to sit through a procession of young numpties who seem to think a round scarf is just a normal scarf sewn together at the end ! Very frustrating ! So, a thousand thanks for this clear, informative video.
Wonderful video! This was my first lesson on how to knit in the round and now I'm so excited to try it! Thank you for explaining this so well and for the excellent quality of the video.
Thank you for this video! First time trying to knit a hat and I had a circular needle that was way too long! Grabbed a 16 inch and so far so good! Thanks again for your simple to understand video :D
This video helped me tremendously. Thank you. Not only did I learn how to knit with circular needles, but I learned the purpose of using the correct chord length and what size chord lengths will work on various projects. Thank you again.
Thank you for making understand that my circular needles where too big for my hat ...hopefully I enjoy knit on circular needles with the right size of needles Thanks again ...
A few months ago while knitting a baby blanket, I accidentally started to knit in the round in the middle of the blanket. I had always wanted to learn to knit in the round, but didn't think it was possible. But after the "accident" and this video, I can now purposefully knit in the round!! Yay!
I cannot thank you enough for this video!! So many videos did not mention the start to join the row AND putting needle with yarn in RIGHT hand.....I could not work out how it joined (as I use circular needles for big blankets and keeping yarn needle in left hand means it doesn't join!l) and it looked like magic!!! Now I know haha!! 😂❤❤❤
thanks for explaining though. That makes sense about not twisting as opposed to knitting "flat" or straight now! great and helpful video. looks so exciting! Cant wait to start knitting in the round :)
Hi this is brilliant! I have knitted all my life and steered clear of circular knitting as my Nan had never done it so I figured I didn’t need to either, but I have three grandsons now and I’m going to embark on circular knitting when my needles arrive via aus post so wish me luck! Your video is brilliant and puts me at ease with it all lol silly isn’t it but thank you! Much appreciated.
This is awesome. I should have watched before knitting my rib band! The last time was great but it was all twisted! First time using circular needles. Previously only knitted on straight needles years ago.
Really helpful ! I’m a beginner and got a twist and was wondering if it would sort out and YOU helped me make a decision many thanks I’ve subscribed because that’s super helpful.
Got two patterns that knitted in the round, and felt kind of intimidated by that. Thanks for such an easy How-To. It doesn't feel as daunting as I first thought, now. :)
Davina are you able to do a tutorial on binding off in the round with a neat join please. I’ve tried watching other tutorials and the way you record is on point!
I'm going to knit a scarf in the round. I much prefer it that way, so the scarf is twice as thick and doesn't have a front and back side. Thanks for the video, it's very helpful.
lol I had no idea about the different sizes of round needles and I wanted to make a hat for the first time, so I got about idk my circular needles are probably 24 inches but I figured out how to get around it. You just pull the extra wire out so that it extends between two of your stitches. It gets pretty annoying since you have to constantly adjust it as you go around but, hey, it works if you don't have any other sized needles.
I’ve heard some people refer to that technique, or at least a similar one, as “magic loop”. It’s frequently used to knit things that are a smaller size than circular needles are conventionally sold at, like socks.
Thank you for the introduction. It's my second attempt to learn knitting and I find it really frustrating! The last attempt was 12 years ago, I decided to go ahead and learn crochet instead! I would like to know how to bind off using circular needles. I will have a go at my hat for the 3rd time...hopefully I'll get it right this time!
Great video! The only thing I had a problem with is the music in the background. I am hearing impaired, and often times, I find that in a video, someone is talking with music in the background. Please leave the music out. Thanks!
Your tutorials are really helpful, thank you for sharing 😍😍😍😍 thank you for being generous I love you and how you make your tutorial videos. God Bless!!!!
I have been crocheting for many years and have recently picked up again. But also decided to try my hand at knitting. I already have a few projects I want to do one of them I am going to have to figure out exactly how to do. I want to knit a dog sweat for my service dog. She is a large dog with odd measurements so I can't find ones that fit her properly that are already made and we live in a very cold climate in the winter.
Do you have any plans to do a magic circle tutorial? I'm a new knitter, currently knitting my first striped hat in the round and am about to decrease for the 3rd time - I'm concerned about ruining my yard by stretching it too much by finishing the crown on the full cord, but I'm not confident about the magic loop after watching another knitting teacher. I really enjoy your teaching style and since I don't have double-pointed needles to switch to I was wishing to find some magic circle help from you. Thanks!
Thank you! Your tutorial is brilliant - you've covered off all the points that have been worrying me. Can't wait to start knitting in the round. I'm clicking the 'subscribe' button right now... :-)
Very good tutorial, now I understand why I couldnt knit in the round, I bought the wrong lenght of needles to knit a cowl. Thank you so much!! 😃👍❤️🙋♀️🙋♀️
Excellent tutorial! Do you have a vid about how to change from straight to circular needles? I've always used straight needles, deterring from the circular, and now there are patterns that require both. I very recently learned that I can knit anything on circular needles!
Great video .. I wish I saw this when I began .. I constantly kept trying to make hats with the wrong size circulars cuz my cord was 16 inches ..l wasn't including the needle length
Love this tutorial… however I would like to knit a slouch large beanie for my dreadlocks but I’m mindful of what you said about using longer needle length. Please advise
I want to knit socks in the round and your video is just what i needed. I have followed another video knitting socks and they use a longer loop needle and divide stitches ie 36 + 36 for sock and i presume just shift the work from side to side would that work? I so want to knit socks which i have been doing for many years on 4 double pointed needles on circular needle 🌻
Ty for this video! I am a extremely new knitter and I am so glad I learned this but I do have a question… Needles ( talking just circular needles) come in all different sizes as well as different sized cables. Is it better to buy the needles that come with cables you can take on & off; such as buying a set of needles and cables? I hope that makes sense. Because I just bought a needles that have a removable cable & got the largest cable there was thinking that that will work for anything I want to make! 😮 again, I am glad I watched your video, I learned something!
Thank you for your tips on circular knitting.I presently knitting a project with tubular sleeves. The cast on is 36 stitches. What size circular needle could I use for this
1)-Is it absolutely necessary to change to straight needles when shaping the crown of the hat? 2)-is it difficult to knit on metal circular needles with metallic wire?
Thank you for your excellent instructions. I am about to use circular knitting needles for the first time. The pattern I'm using is for a snood in chunky with 6.5mm needles. Finished product is 10.5" wide and 14 3/4" long. No needle length is mentioned in the pattern. I just cast on the 88 stitches required onto a 32" needle. Will this work? From what you say in this video, I should be using a 16" length.
I knit hats on a 29 Inch 6mm and there tight and fit and COMFY, I made several for me and husband and our 6/3 Yr old and Newest 6month old. I honestly do everything on my circular needles x3
Thank you for showing this tutorial. Now I understand what I've been doing wrong when trying to Knit a hat. I would give up every time I tried. I was using the wrong cords all this time. I am going to get me a 16 inch and some shorty tips needles very soon. Thank you for all the valuable information, it really helped me!
I finally found this tutorial! I’m sorry I’m asking you so many questions. First of all, when learning to cast on etc. is learning that just the same? I would think so but I want to make sure. Also, do use the longer loops with only the larger needles? Thanks SO much❤❤
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Thank you so much. This was easy to follow and very informative. I'm off now to try my first knitted garment - a scarf for my daughter - using circular needles! I'm 70 years old so hopefully you're never too old to try something new!
Hi I'm 79 and after watching a video on circular knitting i am going into town tomorrow ro buy some needles
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I'm nearly 68 and you're definitely not too old.. We should always be learning new things as long as we're able. 🤗
That's my story:) I am nervous but ready to try it🎉
I was absolutely terrified of knitting in the round until I saw this video! You're such an excellent teacher - thank you so very much!
Very good teacher. I have never knitted in the round and was not sure on the length of needles
Not I feel I can at least to try doing it.
Thank you for your help
could you please tell me what size needles to use for gloves
Iam trying to make a baby togs for a new baby
I already have the beginning with the ribbing now I have to start with Stockinette but I don’t remember how to start I know once I start it I wil. Remember please help me
My daughter, who is 7, says “thank you,” for teaching her this technique. I knitted years ago, but forgot how to cast on and I never knitted in the round. We watched your video about casting on and are watching this one now. Thanks for taking the time to make this video!!
Best "in the round" instructions. I have ripped out my cowl 3x. And now with your help, I am on my way to completing my project! Thanks
The one thing no one ever addresses (that I can find) in knitting in the round videos is which side is your working side and how you should position the work when you’re looking at it. I discovered, when I switched from flat to circular needles halfway through a sweater, that I was knitting the “wrong” or inner side of my round work (if that makes sense). I still get confused when beginning a project in the round and would love a video that addresses this, which is super important! I hope what I’ve said makes sense! Thanks.
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@@logikgirl12no that is not the answer to this question.
When I knit in the round somehow what is supposed to be the outside layer is in the inside of my circle
I've been avoiding knitting in the round because I was scared about joining the rows. If I'd known the way you knit in the round was by JUST KNITTING, I wouldn't have waited so long. Haha! Thanks for the great tips. I just ordered my first set of circular needles!
Phew.. Finally a really clear explanation on how to use circular knitting needles. I have been confused but clearer now about what SIZE to use! Thank you, I shall pluck up courage to have another go.
it's great that you point out the wrongs, everyone is showing the right ones but we are not that skilled yet!😊
Dear Devina,
A few months ago your video on how to knit a scarf helped me knit one for my girlfriend. She was very pleased and our anniversary is coming up.
Here I am, making a scarf for myself and I was wondering this: "Could you please, with your nice tutorials and exceletent explaining, make a tutorial on how to make a pair of mittens? I have searched high and low for a good video, but you do the best."
Thanks for the tutorials,
A male knitter.
aww😄
Thats so cute! Maybe google a pattern using key terms. I found a few great ones. For the abbreviations or knit skill that i didnt know how to do i youtubed them to find out. Hope this makes sense happy knitting 😄
Awww, your a great boyfriend/girlfriend are you still together?
This is so sweet. My boyfriend loves homemade gifts. Honestly theyre the best.
Thats nice😇😊😊
You're the best knitter teacher on TH-cam :D I'm afraid of circular needles, but now I'm less scared because of you and your explanation
Just made my first project. A hat. In the round. It turned out so cute. I Gave it to my daughter and she loves it. I'm hooked on knitting. I have tried crocheting and knitting and love both. I'm crocheting a shawl. Both are fun, but thanks to TH-cam, I can do both now, fairly easily. I've tried before and never got very far. Thanks for the great video. Very clear.
Found this very helpful as someone who has never knitted on circular needles. As it turned out, the lady at the store sold me needles that were too long for what I'm knitting - a baby hat. Ended up using four needles instead.
Excellent tutorial. I've been knitting for years...nearly 50 years! ...but have never tried knitting in the round. Thanks to your tutorial I now feel I can give it a try. I have a baby granddaughter and have noticed so many baby dresses are knitted in the round so I really want to give it a go. Thanks again! 😀
I'm a beginner knitter. I find it relaxing as long as I do easy items. I am having difficulty finding beginner projects. Thank you for the tutorial, I'm going to give it a try.
Dear Devina, your video is so encouraging and pleasant to listen to, thank you for explaining everything is such a patient and at the same time fun manner! am convalescing and discovering knitting. Lots of gratitude to you!
OMG, thank you so much for all your clear instruction. I so appreciate how you went beyond just the how-to of literally joining and explained why certain things were important (no twist and cord size). Your video made all the difference for me.
I just started knitting and I had no idea that the length of the needles matters so much. Thank you so much for making this video!
Thank you so much, I learned a great deal watching this video! You're so patient and your instructions are very well thought out and concise. I appreciate the details you provided...especially the importance of not twisting your stitches, I'm pretty sure you saved this novice knitter from learning a valuable lesson the hard way. I look forward to beginning my first knitting project on circular needles!
I have been trying to figure out how to do this and you made it so simple to do,I will try it and be back, thank you,it means so much for us beginners to have someone really explain and show us without rushing through it
Thank you so much. You have finally taken the mystery out of knitting in the round for me. I really appreciate it.
Patti Kubacki yes.
Thank you for this excellent video. I have been knitting for over 60yrs and recently tried knitting on circular needles without much success. Came across your video and realised the importance of the length of the needle. Hats and cowls look so much better without a seam.🤗😄♥️
Oh, thank the Gods I found you !!!
....exactly what I needed, I just wanted to learn how to knit a round scarf using a 'plain' stitch with eyelash yarn and circular needles. Before finding you , I've had to sit through a procession of young numpties who seem to think a round scarf is just a normal scarf sewn together at the end ! Very frustrating ! So, a thousand thanks for this clear, informative video.
Wonderful video! This was my first lesson on how to knit in the round and now I'm so excited to try it! Thank you for explaining this so well and for the excellent quality of the video.
What a great video. The mystery of what size/length needles to use, is solved!!
Thank you for this video! First time trying to knit a hat and I had a circular needle that was way too long! Grabbed a 16 inch and so far so good! Thanks again for your simple to understand video :D
Love your tutorials. You make them clear , easy to understand and with a sense of humor. Thank you!
This video helped me tremendously. Thank you. Not only did I learn how to knit with circular needles, but I learned the purpose of using the correct chord length and what size chord lengths will work on various projects. Thank you again.
Thank you Devina
Your videos are being so much of a help for me since I am a beginner knitter
Thank you I love you
Thank you for explaining why different length needles are so important I FINALLY understand why and it makes so much sense 😁
I just bought a pair of circular needles today and definitely learned alot. This was extremely helpful, thank you!
These beginner tutorials are great... Better than others I have watched... Good work..
Thank you for making understand that my circular needles where too big for my hat ...hopefully I enjoy knit on circular needles with the right size of needles Thanks again ...
A few months ago while knitting a baby blanket, I accidentally started to knit in the round in the middle of the blanket. I had always wanted to learn to knit in the round, but didn't think it was possible. But after the "accident" and this video, I can now purposefully knit in the round!! Yay!
your videos are my absolute favourite instructional videos, you are such a good teacher!
I cannot thank you enough for this video!! So many videos did not mention the start to join the row AND putting needle with yarn in RIGHT hand.....I could not work out how it joined (as I use circular needles for big blankets and keeping yarn needle in left hand means it doesn't join!l) and it looked like magic!!! Now I know haha!! 😂❤❤❤
thanks for explaining though. That makes sense about not twisting as opposed to knitting "flat" or straight now! great and helpful video. looks so exciting!
Cant wait to start knitting in the round :)
Hi this is brilliant! I have knitted all my life and steered clear of circular knitting as my Nan had never done it so I figured I didn’t need to either, but I have three grandsons now and I’m going to embark on circular knitting when my needles arrive via aus post so wish me luck! Your video is brilliant and puts me at ease with it all lol silly isn’t it but thank you! Much appreciated.
This is awesome. I should have watched before knitting my rib band! The last time was great but it was all twisted! First time using circular needles. Previously only knitted on straight needles years ago.
Really helpful ! I’m a beginner and got a twist and was wondering if it would sort out and YOU helped me make a decision many thanks I’ve subscribed because that’s super helpful.
Thank you so much for your instruction. You have solved my problem of using the circular needle. You are the best teacher..
Can you do a tutorial of magic loop knitting in the round.
Got two patterns that knitted in the round, and felt kind of intimidated by that. Thanks for such an easy How-To. It doesn't feel as daunting as I first thought, now. :)
Davina are you able to do a tutorial on binding off in the round with a neat join please. I’ve tried watching other tutorials and the way you record is on point!
Thank you for explaining and demonstrating the different sizes of knitting needles and length.🤗
I'm going to knit a scarf in the round. I much prefer it that way, so the scarf is twice as thick and doesn't have a front and back side. Thanks for the video, it's very helpful.
Dion7 Ooh that’s very smart!
Thank you got frustrated with other videos. Excited to keep learning and knitting
Fairly new knitter here! Thanks for the video! It taught me a lot!
Thank you for your clarity of explanation as well as the demo! Very helpful to this knitting newbie!
You are an awesome teacher!!! Definitely one of my new favorite channels!
You are a great teacher! Your instructions helped me a lot.
lol I had no idea about the different sizes of round needles and I wanted to make a hat for the first time, so I got about idk my circular needles are probably 24 inches but I figured out how to get around it. You just pull the extra wire out so that it extends between two of your stitches. It gets pretty annoying since you have to constantly adjust it as you go around but, hey, it works if you don't have any other sized needles.
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Jessica Peyton ..Hi good one
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I’ve heard some people refer to that technique, or at least a similar one, as “magic loop”. It’s frequently used to knit things that are a smaller size than circular needles are conventionally sold at, like socks.
@@josephsherby I'm new, but as I've gathered, the magic loop is what people use to knit in the round WITHOUT cabled needles
Your videos are the absolute best,,I always learn immediately,
Thank you thank you thank you!!!!!! Only one who makes it look easy!
Thank you for the introduction. It's my second attempt to learn knitting and I find it really frustrating! The last attempt was 12 years ago, I decided to go ahead and learn crochet instead! I would like to know how to bind off using circular needles. I will have a go at my hat for the 3rd time...hopefully I'll get it right this time!
you have the best tutorial vids and you are so good at explaining and making it easy!! thank you so much!
Great video! The only thing I had a problem with is the music in the background. I am hearing impaired, and often times, I find that in a video, someone is talking with music in the background. Please leave the music out. Thanks!
You're such a good teacher!
Thank you so much 😊
Needed a quick refresher. Thanks a bunch!
Your tutorials are really helpful, thank you for sharing 😍😍😍😍 thank you for being generous I love you and how you make your tutorial videos. God Bless!!!!
I have been crocheting for many years and have recently picked up again. But also decided to try my hand at knitting. I already have a few projects I want to do one of them I am going to have to figure out exactly how to do. I want to knit a dog sweat for my service dog. She is a large dog with odd measurements so I can't find ones that fit her properly that are already made and we live in a very cold climate in the winter.
Do you have any plans to do a magic circle tutorial? I'm a new knitter, currently knitting my first striped hat in the round and am about to decrease for the 3rd time - I'm concerned about ruining my yard by stretching it too much by finishing the crown on the full cord, but I'm not confident about the magic loop after watching another knitting teacher. I really enjoy your teaching style and since I don't have double-pointed needles to switch to I was wishing to find some magic circle help from you. Thanks!
Thank you! Your tutorial is brilliant - you've covered off all the points that have been worrying me. Can't wait to start knitting in the round. I'm clicking the 'subscribe' button right now... :-)
The twist is actually useful for making a neck warmer or head band. :)
Yes! The twist is great if it’s intentional!
Thank you i learned basic knitting when i was in kindergarten , last year i learned again & this year i learned pearl & seed i am happy to learn this
There are many circular needle at Amazon ,(16")but now can we choose which one is good .
Wonderful video. Thank you very much!
thank you for this explanation! i LOVE the little bobbles on the cowl you did for your niece, can you please share how to do those?
Who knew it’s so easy peasy? Thanks!
Very good tutorial, now I understand why I couldnt knit in the round, I bought the wrong lenght of needles to knit a cowl. Thank you so much!! 😃👍❤️🙋♀️🙋♀️
Excellent tutorial! Do you have a vid about how to change from straight to circular needles? I've always used straight needles, deterring from the circular, and now there are patterns that require both. I very recently learned that I can knit anything on circular needles!
Did you knit that hat? if so, can you provide a video for it?
amazingly well explained! very clear instructions and good show and tell, thanks a lot!
watched many video but yours are the best!!!!
Great video .. I wish I saw this when I began .. I constantly kept trying to make hats with the wrong size circulars cuz my cord was 16 inches ..l wasn't including the needle length
I love the rug in the background
I just started knitting and my mom is so proud that she wants me to knit her a coozie
I'm a newbie knitter and this super helpful. Thank you.
Same!!
Love this tutorial… however I would like to knit a slouch large beanie for my dreadlocks but I’m mindful of what you said about using longer needle length. Please advise
A 16” circular needle is fine, but you might want to knit a longer beanie so that it can hold your dreadlocks
you always answer questions I’m afraid to ask cause I don’t wanna sound dumb 😂 thank you miss devina !
I just watched it and I think I can do this😊
Thank you! This was really helpful and educational!!
I want to knit socks in the round and your video is just what i needed. I have followed another video knitting socks and they use a longer loop needle and divide stitches ie 36 + 36 for sock and i presume just shift the work from side to side would that work? I so want to knit socks which i have been doing for many years on 4 double pointed needles on circular needle 🌻
Ty for this video!
I am a extremely new knitter and I am so glad I learned this but I do have a question…
Needles ( talking just circular needles) come in all different sizes as well as different sized cables. Is it better to buy the needles that come with cables you can take on & off; such as buying a set of needles and cables?
I hope that makes sense. Because I just bought a needles that have a removable cable & got the largest cable there was thinking that that will work for anything I want to make! 😮 again, I am glad I watched your video, I learned something!
Thank you for your tips on circular knitting.I presently knitting a project with tubular sleeves. The cast on is 36 stitches. What size circular needle could I use for this
Cool vid! Hope you make one on how to knit with slip markers. How to place them , slip and knit to marker. Thanks!
1)-Is it absolutely necessary to change to straight needles when shaping the crown of the hat?
2)-is it difficult to knit on metal circular needles with metallic wire?
Great video, thanks for information and making the video for all of us 👍
Thank you for your excellent instructions. I am about to use circular knitting needles for the first time. The pattern I'm using is for a snood in chunky with 6.5mm needles. Finished product is 10.5" wide and 14 3/4" long. No needle length is mentioned in the pattern. I just cast on the 88 stitches required onto a 32" needle. Will this work?
From what you say in this video, I should be using a 16" length.
It should work, but you might need to stretch the stitches across the needles if they’re tight
Hello i have a question? When you use the 16" needles does this hat one size fits all?
I knit hats on a 29 Inch 6mm and there tight and fit and COMFY, I made several for me and husband and our 6/3 Yr old and Newest 6month old. I honestly do everything on my circular needles x3
Do you have a pattern you can share for the hat used in this video?
Video starts at 5:00
Can you make a video on how to make a cable scarf? You're the best one to teach knitting but there's only a few videos! Please make more!!! :)
Thank you for showing this tutorial. Now I understand what I've been doing wrong when trying to Knit a hat. I would give up every time I tried. I was using the wrong cords all this time. I am going to get me a 16 inch and some shorty tips needles very soon. Thank you for all the valuable information, it really helped me!
Thanks for explaining the importance of needle length! I realize now the circular needles I have are WAY too big for the hats I want to make. LOL
Great tutorial! Thank you. I finally know how to join
I feel like in certain patterns might include an intentional twist, might be kind of cool depending on what you are making.
Kirsten Cleigh not this kind of twist
This was very helpful, thank you.
I finally found this tutorial! I’m sorry I’m asking you so many questions.
First of all, when learning to cast on etc. is learning that just the same? I would think so but I want to make sure.
Also, do use the longer loops with only the larger needles?
Thanks SO much❤❤
I love the pattern on your “oopsie, twisted” example. Could you share the pattern please?