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The Most Important Knitting Skill for Beginner Knitters
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2018
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Another video that all knitters should see. This is a woman that knows knitting AND knows how to teach. I love this TH-cam channel!!!!!!!
Ooooh, thanks a million. You are so sweet :-)
THANK YOU!!!
I just started to knit...and I love it! When I was younger I learned how to Crochet and was intimidated by Knitting so, I never learned how. Recently I met someone who is 84, left-handed and has knitted things that look store-bought. So, I finally put my fear aside and decided I will learn from her. Well, she did her best to get me stared, but as you know, TH-cam is full of teachers of the craft. So, I went to the Tube to learn more... yadda, yadda, yadda ☺....you know the story😁
Well, today 2/15/21 I wanted to know how to neatly end rows. My work still has a lot to be desired at this point (in 2 weeks) but, I do have to say I caught on quicker than I thought.
My point for this comment is to Thank you because: YOU GET the importance of "UNDERSTANDING." That's exactly how my mind works. Most "teach stiches" and I can learn fairly well by watching and doing (sometimes at a slower speed or repeat watching; which is fine). But, I NEED to know/understand HOW things work. So, again I say THANK YOU!
PS: I subscribed after I found this video. 👍
Thank you so much for the kind words :-) You are right - understanding of the process is very important. We can come up with lots of creative solutions as long as we understand what we are doing. Happy knitting!
Such a good instructor! Thank you
Wow! I’ve been knitting everyday since I picked up my needles 2 yrs ago and I’ve spent that time fumbling my way through these very concepts as you described! I wish I found this video back then. Thank you for this fantastic explanation of these important fundamentals!!
Thank you so much for another video. I enjoy the way you simplify all knitting.
Thank you, May! I'm so glad you enjoy my tutorials :-)
Such a good and clear video! I been knitting since I was a child, wish this video was around back then
Thank you!
Such a good video and channel 😊
Thank you, Patricia :-)
You're a genius!!!
Great info for a beginner knitter like me. Thank you!
Thank you. This is such a helpful video. I wish that I would've had it many years ago, but I'm very grateful now. :))
That top is gorgeous. Did you knit it?
Thank you :-) I did knit it. The pattern is called "Facile Sweater" and it is published at www.10rowsaday.com/facile-sweater Happy knitting, my friend!
Hey! So if a stitch unravels so far, how do you knit it back up? The video didn’t show that!
This video wasn't about fixing knitting mistakes. I'll make a separate tutorial about picking up an unravelled stitch. Stay tuned :-)
@@10rowsaday Thank you. Maybe a video on how to find, & fix the seed stitch pattern, worked in the rows below?
I love your sweater, do you sell the pattern?🙂
Thank you :-) The pattern is right here - bit.ly/2rwPh4U
Happy knitting!
Thank you. Your video got me wondering about the word “purl”.
“Purl is from an obsolete Scots word pirl, which means a ‘twist’. It was applied in the sixteenth century to a thread or cord made of twisted gold or silver wire that was used for embroidery. It may be that it was then transferred by analogy to the ribbed look of purl knitting, though the OED has a note saying that the derivation is far from obvious. It is sometimes spelled pearl, which may be a mistake, but may equally imply a different origin”.
www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-pur1.htm
Such an interesting piece of information! Thank you so much, Nancy, for digging it out. I've never actually investigated the name purl. I did encounter mentioning of similarity between a purl stitch and a pearl, and that made sense because they do look alike. I've just checked the etymology dictionary, and they too link the word "purl" to the meaning of "twist". Here's what they say:
"purl (v.1)"knit with inverted stitches," 1825; earlier "embroider with gold or silver thread" (1520s), probably from Middle English pirlyng "revolving, twisting," of unknown origin. The two senses usually are taken as one word, but even this is not certain. Klein suggests a source in Italian pirolare "to twirl," from pirolo "top." As a noun, from late 14c. as "bordering, frills," 1530s as "twisted thread of gold and silver."www.etymonline.com/word/purl#etymonline_v_2896
Thank you once again for clarifying the meaning of "purl". It's great to know the most likely etymology of this word :-)
@@10rowsaday Thanks for this, also. I love studying word etymologies. It's another form of history, which I, also, love. :))
Nancy S: So interesting. Thank you. It's like being a history detective, isn't it?
@@joan9569 Absolutely! History is a fascinating subject :-)
How do you knit brioche using the Eastern European method?
Use the method described at www.10rowsaday.com/easy-brioche It is the same for both the Eastern and the Classic knitting styles. Happy knitting :-)
Thanks so much for this video. Have you done or will you do one on fixing dropped stitches on garter and stockinette swatches. Fixing mistake when they start to unravel is scary. Thanks, Judy
Hi Judy. I plan to make more tutorials about fixing mistakes and general knitting tips within the next couple of month. Stay tuned :-)
@@10rowsaday Yes, I agree that fixing wrong stitches from rows below, especially fixing seed stitch. That one stitch pattern pretty much covers how to fix anything. Thank you. :))
Are you live in Azerbaijan dear?
Azerbaijan is a great country with amazingly rich culture, but I don't live there, I live in Canada.
@@10rowsaday thank you so much my dear friend 😘😘💞