Thank goodness I found your video. Not being a very competent knitter I always make mess joining new yarn so am about to put into practice your methods. Thanks
I love your channel! I knit continental mostly so I had a hard time thinking about how to transfer the techniques. But I do know English so I can switch to English for a few rows. I have never seen anyone knit as fast as you using English knitting! Well done!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm knitting a scarf as my first bigger project, and my yarn is running low - excited to use one of these when it's time! ❤
Questions the new colors you add after a long knitting 5 inch and we stop knitting due to some reason won't that run away there's no knot nothing just left like that it doesn't look good hanging I don't understand this point. Yours explanation extremely helpful thankful to you ❤ please explain my question I want to know earlier as I am knitting now end up with this help me please soon
Hi Hannah! Hope you’re keeping well with quarantine, I absolutely love your channel!! I’m only 16 and started knitting maybe a year and a half ago just as a pas time but due to corona, as sad as it is, it’s been perfect for me to take my knitting a bit more seriously to keep me sane!! and your videos are helping me greatly, so thanks x
Thanks, Ellie! so glad to know these videos are helping. Knitting is certainly something that can help pass the time while we're indoors more. It feels like winter to me in a way, knitting comes out of the cupboard then as we cosy indoors with darker evenings. Keep in touch with how you get on! Happy knitting.
@@KnitWithHannah I've tried it on yesterday, the last method, and I will use it from now on. I've used other method, but it is too bulky on a summer top, thank you
Hi Hannah, I am in the process of knitting a sweater and need to add a new ball in the same color. It is knitted from the neck down flat , cast on stitches across the front, and then joined in the round for the body. You do have to pick up stitches around the neckline and knit the ribbing. Because the beginning of the row is along the neckline, should I use method #1? Thank you for your wonderful videos!
I tend to join on the edge and leave nice long ends for sewing up if I’m knitting a garment. I have used the weave as you go but really don’t like it especially on thicker yarns
Hello! I had to join new yarn when purling & completely messed it up because I have no idea how to do that. Can you tell me how to join yarn when purling? I didn’t know if the old yarn tail should stay in the front or move it to the back. Thank you!
It’s a lot easier to settle the yarn join where you want it on the next row. So join the yarn, as you’re purling, then move the yarn ends from the join to whichever is the ‘wrong side’ of the knitting as you knit across the following row and knit the pair of stitches next to the join.
Either really. If you're using the same colour all the way through the blanket I'd say a couple of stitches after. If you're striping, I change at the edge: th-cam.com/video/BQYE9mUHzb4/w-d-xo.html Happy knitting 🧶
Is there a particular way that works best when knitting in the round? The hat I'm making takes more than 1 ball of wool so I know I'll have to swap at some point. It's also got cabling to add into the mix 🤦🏼♀️
I usually make sure I'm changing yarn at round end/beginning, so that the yarn changes are always in one place, but no, it doesn't matter which one you use. happy knitting🧶
Best option is to do that few stitches and then stop and tie the two ends together while slightly tightening the stitches you can also weave the ends in after only a few rows so they’re not hanging loose for too long. Also try the other methods see if they use better for you.
You can choose for yourself, if one ball ends a few rows before the other you can change them separately. It won't feel any different as you continue knitting. And if you go for that method the ends will be woven in separately so won't show so much. happy knitting! 😍
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Just started knitting again. Thanks for your help and guidance!
Welcome back! Any questions I'm here in the comments regularly. Happy knitting 🧶
my god you're like lightning!!! and i'm over here like clunkety-clunk LOL one day i'll speed up. cheers!
Yes, one stitch at a time. I bet you’re doing brilliantly. You’re making something with a ball of yarn and a pair of needles! 🤩 happy knitting 🧶
@@KnitWithHannah literally just attached a new ball for the first time using method 1 THANKS!!
@@ImTash Yes! All these new steps you're taking will get you there! happy knitting :D
Thank goodness I found your video. Not being a very competent knitter I always make mess joining new yarn so am about to put into practice your methods. Thanks
Hi Kris, Glad it was helpful! happy knitting 😀
Thanks for using two colours to illustrate, it really made it easier to see.
Hi Cara, So glad the two colours worked on camera. Happy knitting! 😍
Just knitting a shawl from knit noble website, love the video best ,I taking my knitting to bridlington
Sounds great! happy knitting :D 🧶
I love your channel! I knit continental mostly so I had a hard time thinking about how to transfer the techniques. But I do know English so I can switch to English for a few rows. I have never seen anyone knit as fast as you using English knitting! Well done!
Thanks, Dee! It’s the 40+ years that I’ve been knitting that help! Happy knitting 🧶
Thank you- very helpful. Also, you are remarkably fast! wonderful knitting!
You're welcome, Katrina. Glad it was helpful! LOL that's what happens when you knit for 40+ years 😄 happy knitting!
Thank you so much for this video! I'm knitting a scarf as my first bigger project, and my yarn is running low - excited to use one of these when it's time! ❤
Glad it was helpful! Happy knitting 🧶
Thanks for the tutorial. The two colour demonstration was a great help.
You’re welcome 😊 glad the two colours helped. Happy knitting!😍
Questions the new colors you add after a long knitting 5 inch and we stop knitting due to some reason won't that run away there's no knot nothing just left like that it doesn't look good hanging I don't understand this point. Yours explanation extremely helpful thankful to you ❤ please explain my question I want to know earlier as I am knitting now end up with this help me please soon
Once you’ve finished knitting you sew in the ends, which is another video, here:
th-cam.com/video/cX75N4MSKVw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=gFpnyqXPHniEnT6o
Hi Hannah! Hope you’re keeping well with quarantine, I absolutely love your channel!! I’m only 16 and started knitting maybe a year and a half ago just as a pas time but due to corona, as sad as it is, it’s been perfect for me to take my knitting a bit more seriously to keep me sane!! and your videos are helping me greatly, so thanks x
Thanks, Ellie! so glad to know these videos are helping. Knitting is certainly something that can help pass the time while we're indoors more. It feels like winter to me in a way, knitting comes out of the cupboard then as we cosy indoors with darker evenings. Keep in touch with how you get on! Happy knitting.
Thank you, I'll try the last method, seems less messy, thank you
Hi, yes try whichever appeals, you can always test the others with different projects or in different knitty situations. 🧶
@@KnitWithHannah I've tried it on yesterday, the last method, and I will use it from now on. I've used other method, but it is too bulky on a summer top, thank you
First one seems more easy looking but will definitely try all
yes, some knitting techniques are easier than others. See which you prefer once you've had an experiment. Happy knitting! 😍
Hi Hannah,
I am in the process of knitting a sweater and need to add a new ball in the same color. It is knitted from the neck down flat , cast on stitches across the front, and then joined in the round for the body. You do have to pick up stitches around the neckline and knit the ribbing. Because the beginning of the row is along the neckline, should I use method #1?
Thank you for your wonderful videos!
I’d change yarn at row end near the neck, then nice you’re under arms change at where the seam would be, so it’s hidden. Happy knitting 🧶
This is so helpful
So glad you found this supportive. Happy knitting 🧶
Thank you so much! Getting into knitting and this helped me loads!
You’re welcome, I’m so pleased this was helpful. Happy knitting 🧶 🎄
What would be with best way on a rib edge of a cardigan? Thanks.
I’d go in a couple of stitches and join there, then weave in later. Happy knitting 🧶
I tend to join on the edge and leave nice long ends for sewing up if I’m knitting a garment. I have used the weave as you go but really don’t like it especially on thicker yarns
Those end are really useful for sewing the seams, for sure!
I normally use the first one or a magic knot. I do like the look of that weaving as you go one though.
Yes, keep experimenting, you’ll find techniques that work for you.
Hello! I had to join new yarn when purling & completely messed it up because I have no idea how to do that. Can you tell me how to join yarn when purling? I didn’t know if the old yarn tail should stay in the front or move it to the back. Thank you!
It’s a lot easier to settle the yarn join where you want it on the next row. So join the yarn, as you’re purling, then move the yarn ends from the join to whichever is the ‘wrong side’ of the knitting as you knit across the following row and knit the pair of stitches next to the join.
Thank you!
Hi Hannah,
I'm knitting a corner to corner baby blanket.. where should I change yarn..before or after yo..
Thank you 💕
Either really. If you're using the same colour all the way through the blanket I'd say a couple of stitches after. If you're striping, I change at the edge: th-cam.com/video/BQYE9mUHzb4/w-d-xo.html Happy knitting 🧶
@@KnitWithHannah .. Thank you 💕
Is there a particular way that works best when knitting in the round? The hat I'm making takes more than 1 ball of wool so I know I'll have to swap at some point. It's also got cabling to add into the mix 🤦🏼♀️
I usually make sure I'm changing yarn at round end/beginning, so that the yarn changes are always in one place, but no, it doesn't matter which one you use. happy knitting🧶
Hi Hannah - I have used the first method but always get a big loop stitch where the join is - can you suggest anything
Thanks - love your vids xx
Best option is to do that few stitches and then stop and tie the two ends together while slightly tightening the stitches you can also weave the ends in after only a few rows so they’re not hanging loose for too long. Also try the other methods see if they use better for you.
thx this is really helpfull
Thanks for watching, Ryleigh! happy knitting. 😍
How do you add a ball of yarn when using double yarn? Do you add them at the same time?
You can choose for yourself, if one ball ends a few rows before the other you can change them separately. It won't feel any different as you continue knitting. And if you go for that method the ends will be woven in separately so won't show so much. happy knitting! 😍
Weaving in method
Happy knitting 🧶