Hello! Thank you so much for these clear video instructions! It cleared up my confusion about the middle part of the rectangle. You may want to check the instructions on your website, for the middle part it says to "Repeat Row 2" when it should be to Repeat Row 1 and Row 2. Thanks again for a great video!
Love this…no irritating background music or noise, no high pitched (voice) trying to be excited about the pattern, just simple get to it knitting tutorial thank you so much this is easy peasy. Very enjoyable your voice is very soothing I could listen to you all day. FYI I’m sound sensitive you are a gem. Thank you so much. I didn’t have to mute and use cc ❤❤❤
Have a TON of yarn to do something with! So glad I found this video! Now I can reduce my stash, make blankets for people, use my interchangeable needles and extend the cords, and free myself of the 'hoarding my yarns' guilt!!
I just finished my first blanket using this pattern. I'm so thrilled with it as it's my first big knitting project. Thank you so much for sharing these videos!
Love your demonstrations! Very clear easy to follow. You knit very quickly! I'm a continental knitter but am trying to hold my yarn in my left hand as you do to knit faster! Learning new tricks at 84!
I can’t tell you how pleased I am on this day to have found your channel. I don’t want to bore with my problem’s suffice to say that 4 yrs ago I had a stroke. I am immensely lucky to have come through all of that and I count my blessings every day. BUT…. (there’s always a but) my brain isn’t quite right, in that i find ‘counting’ hard and my speech has been badly affected. I used to be able to knit, pretty much anything especially Aran patterns . I loved them. To cut a long story short, I can knit, I can crochet and I’m thankful but as a beginner. I love garter stitch because it’s easy and I spend my time knitting and crocheting baby blankets and they go to our ‘Baby Basics’. So, thankyou for your clear, concise tutorials and excellent camera work. I’m going to start this corner to corner blanket tomorrow….gets my creative juices flowing again🎉❤. Thanks and hello from beautiful NI, Belfast.
You've just added to my 'need to make' list - as if it wasn't long enough! After crocheting for a while, I've just started a pair of knitted socks, a shawl, and now this! Thanks for ths inspiration.😊
Thanks so much for sharing this blanket pattern! It’s my daughter’s favorite! I made her newborns 45 inch square ones. The little toes don’t get caught; and, the blankets were big enough to swaddle them!
I've been a crocheter for 10 years now and I've always struggled with knitting. I just learned how to knit over the summer and this sounds manageable and it's absolutely beautiful! Thanks!
Какой замечательный Мастер-класс. Связала внуку плед, собрала при этом одиночные моточки и остаточки ниточек подсобрала. И красивая каемка получилась по ходу вязания. Спасибо Вам огромное за идею.
I just finished my very first knitting project with this blanket. It was very easy to follow for an absolute beginner. Thank you very much for this video 😊
What an easy pattern! I struggle with neat edges, especially on cast off rows. Knitting corner to corner is so smart and that border is beautiful. Think I might make a project of this for my niece who is due in about a month. Thank you!
Excellent tutorial. I've never made this blanket because I don't like square blankets. What a treat to learn how to make it in a rectangular shape. I believe this will make a wonderful shawl for church.
Thank you! This pattern is the best. I am using Bernat blanket yarn. It grows quickly and beautifully. I will be using your pattern for many more blankets.
I'm almost done with a blanket using your tutorial. Thank you! Nice instructions and I love your voice. And, I've finally used up a whole bunch of chunky yarn that was sent to me by mistake. XO from SW Colorado.
Hi Laurelin, Have just discovered your channel and have been enjoying your videos. I am a visual leaner and find the way you give your tutorials very easy to understand thank you for sharing. Just this week (September) I have been blessed with my first great grandchild, and this idea for a blanket is exactly what I needed to keep me busy as we come into the long winter evenings. "Mindless knitting" is perfect as there is no pattern but the actual finished item looks great. Chris from Kent
Using this to get rid of my cotton drawer… I suppose mine will double as a beach towel 😂 though I just made it stockinette with the same edge. Great explanation of the increase! I always stuck with yarn overs but this is so nice too
This tutorial is just awesome, I have always wondered how a c to c is done on a knitted blanket and especially a rectangle . You have just shown me how , thank you so much ! Now I will be able to use up all bits of yarn that I have in my stash . Thank you again !
Brilliant idea, thank you for the tutorial and the pattern. I have an elderly Aunt who wants a lap rug and this will be ideal, love it and my colours will be cheerful to, same as yours. Thanks again, take care.
What a wonderful, beautiful pattern and terrific tutorial! I look forward to working up this fun and easy pattern that makes a great stash-buster, too! Thank you!! Love batik and how yours turned out. 💗🧶💗
Laurelin thank you so much I've almost finished making your diagonal garter stitch baby blanket which i thoroughly enjoyed. It had holes along the edge. (Which complimented my rookie holes i made here and there by accident). Which was a good place to start I feel ready to try this one with KFB increase. I also appreciate the way you stick to a standard size for your blankets so it is easy to figure out how much yarn we will need, for a bigger blanket I just have to listen to how much yarn you used and x4 + 1 incase.
Beautiful blanket. Easy knitting for summer. Looking in my stash I have the yarn. Yeeeh. And away I go. Thank you so much for this tutorial I just love it.
Just finishing In Fours (with some blunders😅) . But nice first project after some years not knitting. Overall good confidence build. Will try c2c or fisherman's rib next. Many babies joining the family😊 they all need a warm welcome ❤
Loved this demo…. Very clear. Thank you 😊 I was interested in the way you cast on and held the yarn while knitting… is there a video showing this method please?
Good! I think two baby blankets would make the front and back to a sweater and then all I've got to do is figure out how to make some sleeves - which I would probably crochet for a lacy effect.... never enough unfinished projects lying about in bags I say! Lol
A new baby (grand niece) expected in September for our family. My goal: have 3 blankets (all different, all your patterns) by the time baby is born. Thank you for these very easy to follow, unique blankets!💕
lovely pattern simple but looks great I've just received yarn from you shade 554-14 have started to knit it looking great love the colour mix my daughter is having a girl in November love your tutorial keep them coming best wishes
I haven’t knitted for years, was once prolific. I learned to crochet just before Covid which was great as it was amazing being able to improve my skills particularly during that first year. I’ve just seen your blanket which looks gorgeous so I thought I would give it a go. I was very surprised watching your technique, totally different to how I used to knit. I have heard people talk about the continental style which I think is said to be quicker and more efficient. Is that what you are doing? Love the blanket. I remember my son and wife had a shop bought one very similar for their first born and it was very pricey!
Hello! Yes it’s continental knitting, my mum is from Finland and it’s her that taught me to knit so it was just me picking up the style she knits in. I would definitely agree though that continental style is much much easier for a crocheter to pick up when coming to the craft. (As a side note - I’m the opposite to you, I was a prolific crocheter and decided to learn to knit when my grandmother died as I wanted to knit socks like she did)
Always love your blanket patterns. Thanks so much. I'm knitting a blanket using different shades of blue - navy, light blue, multi blues etc. How should I work out when to change the yarn colours? Thanks Cheryl
I have tried to make the border wider but then the decrease corner doesn’t look right, I tried using short rows to fix it but I never got to a stage when I was happy with it.
PS Interesting that you knit continental style, as I have recently learnt to do. It might be worth mentioning this to a traditional U.K. knitting audience used to the « throw » method. I find the continental knit and the Norwegian purl very relaxing.
Hi Linda, I actually have quite a broad audience across the world so I haven’t felt the need to mention it - I can following throwing videos easily so assumed the throwers of the world can still follow mine too and knit the project in their own style :-) My mum is from Finland and I was taught to knit by her - hence the continental style 😀
I've made quite a few cat blankets since I first saw your mitred squares videos. Now I would like to try diagonal squares. Do you have a preferred method of picking up stitches to join the squares please?
I just completed my first baby blanket using this pattern. It turned out great! Your instructions and pattern are simple and clear. I am just wondering if it is possible to not end with a pointy corner, or is that just a characteristic of a corner to corner blanket?
Thank you for sharing this. For the part where you decrease at the beginning of each row, would you still knit two and knit two together for stripes (when knitting with two colours), please? Or will that cause the new colour to bleed into the new row?
Everyone finds a knitting method that works for them 😊 I was taught to knit by my Finnish mum who knits this way too. When I’m knitting on camera I’m having to straddle a tripod so it perhaps doesn’t look as relaxed as when I’m sat knitting in my living room.
I really like this one but I have to admit that I increase twice on one row at 4th stitch in from either side and use the second row as a pure knit "stabilizer" row with the decrease replacing the increase when its time to reduce at the appropriate side depending on if I am making a square or rectangle.
Another great way of doing it too, I wanted to keep this really simple with the one row repeat 😀 Also, when using a kfb if you’re increasing at the opposite end you’ll need to increase one stitch earlier than at the beginning otherwise your “edge” effect will be one stitch wider on one side.
@@SnufflebeanYarn huh, okay. I've just been doing it on stitch 4 for either side and it seems to be working. Using the 3 stitches as the "edge" and the 4th in from either side as the one to increase... Unless I get annoyed early on when its still fiddly then I do it down the center as a variation on the mitered square on either side of the center marker with appropriate adjustments for rectangles when I hit the first decrease point.... Makes a nice subtle line down the center at least on the triangle sections. Not sure I won't switch to the outside edges for the decrease/increase on the extended center for the rectangle portion until its back to pure decrease since it shifts around the center stitch point during that extension.... Sorry, I freehand everything because my brain doesn't like following instructions laid out on paper for creative projects. Building and engineering stuff? Yeah, brain has no problem. Creative stuff and crafting? Not so much. 😅
The little “bump” from a kfb increase always appears to the right of the stitch, so if you work a kfb into the 4th stitch from the begging and the 4th stitch from the end on one side you’ll have 4 stitches and the kfb “bump” at one side and a kfb bump and 3 stitches at the opposite side, probably not visible to 99% of people but I am super finickety about things like that - a flaw in my personality.
@@SnufflebeanYarn Oh! That makes so much more sense! I didn't realize but I probably would have noticed once I swapped from center line increases to the edges for the sideways shift (1 increase + 1 decrease) for the main body of the rectangle. Thank you for explaining that! Edit: I think I forgot to tell you that on the wrong side I was doing two purl stitches on either side of the blanket at sitch 4 & 5 from the inside which smoothed things over before I got fed up with it. It made a really nice effect.
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Hello! Thank you so much for these clear video instructions! It cleared up my confusion about the middle part of the rectangle. You may want to check the instructions on your website, for the middle part it says to "Repeat Row 2" when it should be to Repeat Row 1 and Row 2. Thanks again for a great video!
Hi Margaret! Thanks for pointing that out for me! I’ll get it corrected in the morning. I really appreciate it 😀
You have a knit 2 in video but pattern saying knit 3 on row 2 which doesn't make sense.
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Love this…no irritating background music or noise, no high pitched (voice) trying to be excited about the pattern, just simple get to it knitting tutorial thank you so much this is easy peasy. Very enjoyable your voice is very soothing I could listen to you all day. FYI I’m sound sensitive you are a gem. Thank you so much. I didn’t have to mute and use cc ❤❤❤
Thank you 🥰🥰
I agree.
I agree 100%
You can compliment people without putting others down
Thank you thought I was the only
Have a TON of yarn to do something with! So glad I found this video! Now I can reduce my stash, make blankets for people, use my interchangeable needles and extend the cords, and free myself of the 'hoarding my yarns' guilt!!
Wooo!! Happy Knitting! 🧶😀
Lovely. I just finished a C2C crochet blanket. Now, I’m going to “knit” a C2C blanket too. Thank you 🙏🏼
Did you find a free tutorial for the crochet version??
I'm not a good crocheter, so will definitely need a demo. But would love to try
congratulations i did and unravel it now i want to start a baby blanket today 13, August,
I just finished my first blanket using this pattern. I'm so thrilled with it as it's my first big knitting project. Thank you so much for sharing these videos!
Love your demonstrations! Very clear easy to follow. You knit very quickly! I'm a continental knitter but am trying to hold my yarn in my left hand as you do to knit faster! Learning new tricks at 84!
Very clear. I am an experienced knitter and still found this taught me something new. Many thanks.
This is like making Grandma's dishcloth thanks for the knowledge that you share with us
I’m so happy you enjoyed it. 🤩
I can’t tell you how pleased I am on this day to have found your channel. I don’t want to bore with my problem’s suffice to say that 4 yrs ago I had a stroke. I am immensely lucky to have come through all of that and I count my blessings every day. BUT…. (there’s always a but) my brain isn’t quite right, in that i find ‘counting’ hard and my speech has been badly affected. I used to be able to knit, pretty much anything especially Aran patterns . I loved them. To cut a long story short, I can knit, I can crochet and I’m thankful but as a beginner. I love garter stitch because it’s easy and I spend my time knitting and crocheting baby blankets and they go to our ‘Baby Basics’. So, thankyou for your clear, concise tutorials and excellent camera work. I’m going to start this corner to corner blanket tomorrow….gets my creative juices flowing again🎉❤. Thanks and hello from beautiful NI, Belfast.
Thank you for the lovely feedback! 🥰 Happy Knitting 🧶
I’ve made plenty of C2C square blankets so your instructions for the middle and end of blanket were very easy to follow. Thank you. Much appreciated.
It’s a pleasure :)
This is a great project to use up all the leftover yarns I've collected over the years. Thank you for sharing 💗🥰💓
This is simply amazing how the edging is created automagically as you go. Thank you for sharing this wonderful project/technique.
It’s an absolute pleasure! 🥰
I am still getting used to finding patterns I can follow and by far this has been the best one yet!! Thank you so much for helping me grow in knitting
I still enjoy your videos, and I share them with my various knitting groups. You’re having so much fun too!
You've just added to my 'need to make' list - as if it wasn't long enough! After crocheting for a while, I've just started a pair of knitted socks, a shawl, and now this! Thanks for ths inspiration.😊
Yay! It’s a pleasure 🥰
I've made this blanket three times now and I just love this pattern. Thank you!
I’m so happy you like it! It’s such a great easy knit 😀🧶
Thanks so much for sharing this blanket pattern! It’s my daughter’s favorite! I made her newborns 45 inch square ones. The little toes don’t get caught; and, the blankets were big enough to swaddle them!
Sounds lovely! 🥰
After watching your tutorial, i can follow and make a c2c. You are very patient, easy to understand, thank you!
That makes me so happy!! Happy knitting! 😀🧶
I've been a crocheter for 10 years now and I've always struggled with knitting. I just learned how to knit over the summer and this sounds manageable and it's absolutely beautiful! Thanks!
Amazing to hear! 🥰
Thank you so much for making and sharing this video. I am half way through my baby blanket project. I would never had attempted it otherwise.
Yay! That makes me so happy to hear! Happy Knitting! 🧶😀
@@SnufflebeanYarn 😁💞
Thank you very easy to follow. I love the built-in edge. I am making this into a full size throw.❤
Какой замечательный Мастер-класс. Связала внуку плед, собрала при этом одиночные моточки и остаточки ниточек подсобрала. И красивая каемка получилась по ходу вязания. Спасибо Вам огромное за идею.
I just finished my very first knitting project with this blanket. It was very easy to follow for an absolute beginner. Thank you very much for this video 😊
Amazing! It’s still one of my favourite to knit even as an experienced knitter!! 😀🧶
Amazing! It’s still one of my favourite to knit even as an experienced knitter!! 😀🧶
Love the simplicity of this blanket. What fun!
I’m glad to learn how to make a C2C rectangle. Thank you
It’s a pleasure! 😀
Well explained. Loved your video. Thank you.
What an easy pattern! I struggle with neat edges, especially on cast off rows. Knitting corner to corner is so smart and that border is beautiful. Think I might make a project of this for my niece who is due in about a month. Thank you!
Yay! Happy knitting! 🥳
Excellent tutorial. I've never made this blanket because I don't like square blankets. What a treat to learn how to make it in a rectangular shape. I believe this will make a wonderful shawl for church.
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Thank you. It is very clear, easy to follow directions. I'm halfway finished with my blanket. I love it. ❤️
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I'm making my very 1st c2c knitted blanket and I really like this pattern
Glad to hear it! 🧶😀
Thank you for sharing this beautiful pattern. It’s perfect for beginners!
Thank you! Happy Knitting! 🧶😀
Thank you! This pattern is the best. I am using Bernat blanket yarn. It grows quickly and beautifully. I will be using your pattern for many more blankets.
A good tutorial. I made this one square rather then rectangle.
Im not a knitter but this turned out so beautiful! I really love the rainbow colors and the design of this blanket
So pretty! It didn't look too difficult either.
Thank you for sharing, really beautiful yarn, and pattern, easy. Have made washcloths and dishrags with this pattern before, now will make a blanket.
I love it , I've done crochet c2c in the past, c2c knitting looks interesting as well !
It’s addictive! 🤩🧶
This is the best video I have ever seen for a blanket. Thank you!!!
Thank you! 🥰
I'm almost done with a blanket using your tutorial. Thank you! Nice instructions and I love your voice. And, I've finally used up a whole bunch of chunky yarn that was sent to me by mistake. XO from SW Colorado.
I am going to knit this for our God child and will be sending it from New Zealand to Colorado ❤
Hi Laurelin, Have just discovered your channel and have been enjoying your videos. I am a visual leaner and find the way you give your tutorials very easy to understand thank you for sharing. Just this week (September) I have been blessed with my first great grandchild, and this idea for a blanket is exactly what I needed to keep me busy as we come into the long winter evenings. "Mindless knitting" is perfect as there is no pattern but the actual finished item looks great. Chris from Kent
Hi Christine, congratulations on becoming a great grandmother! Thank you for the lovely feedback, it really does mean so much to me. Happy Knitting! 🥰
So simple and perfect to make in any size you need. It can be anything from a wash cloth to a king-size blanket. Thanks for the tutorial.
That’s what I love about it too! Happy knitting!
What size needle are you using
4mm needles on dk yarn
Did you make a king -size blanket yet if so how many balls of yarn did you use
Great, easy tutorial. Love, love the colors of this yarn💜💛💚💙❤..Thanks 4 sharing.
Absolutely Beautiful. I look forward to making this🧶💝
Thank you! 😊
Using this to get rid of my cotton drawer… I suppose mine will double as a beach towel 😂 though I just made it stockinette with the same edge. Great explanation of the increase! I always stuck with yarn overs but this is so nice too
J’adore votre tuto ! Mille fois merci pour ce partage 😊 ❤
Merci! 🧶😀
Thank you for showing us this. I have crocheted the C2c, but had no clue how to do knitted C2c.
Hope you enjoy it :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Made several baby blankets with this pattern and they've all turned out really well 😊
This tutorial is just awesome, I have always wondered how a c to c is done on a knitted blanket and especially a rectangle . You have just shown me how , thank you so much ! Now I will be able to use up all bits of yarn that I have in my stash . Thank you again !
Brilliant idea, thank you for the tutorial and the pattern. I have an elderly Aunt who wants a lap rug and this will be ideal, love it and my colours will be cheerful to, same as yours. Thanks again, take care.
I’m so happy you enjoyed the tutorial! Happy knitting! 😀
Thank you for this. Simple but so effective.
Thank you so much for the tutorial!! I'm a beginner and your instructions are really clear and easy to follow 😀
You’re so welcome! 😍
What a wonderful, beautiful pattern and terrific tutorial! I look forward to working up this fun and easy pattern that makes a great stash-buster, too! Thank you!! Love batik and how yours turned out. 💗🧶💗
Thank you! X
Laurelin thank you so much I've almost finished making your diagonal garter stitch baby blanket which i thoroughly enjoyed. It had holes along the edge. (Which complimented my rookie holes i made here and there by accident). Which was a good place to start I feel ready to try this one with KFB increase.
I also appreciate the way you stick to a standard size for your blankets so it is easy to figure out how much yarn we will need, for a bigger blanket I just have to listen to how much yarn you used and x4 + 1 incase.
Thank you so much 😀🧶
Thank you for the c2c knit blanket pattern. I absolutely love it.
I’m so happy to hear that! 🥰
I love your tutorial 💕. I wish I could get the hang of knitting in the continental style.
Thanks you for sharing this tutorial and the blanket is beautiful 🎉
It’s a pleasure! 🥰
I love this blanket. I started this and it’s turning out amazing. 💕💕
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Wonderful thank you for sharing your knowledge and pattern❤😊
Oops I meant ..k1.p1 cast off. Its brilliant. Lovely blanket.
Beautiful blanket. Easy knitting for summer. Looking in my stash I have the yarn. Yeeeh. And away I go. Thank you so much for this tutorial I just love it.
It’s a pleasure!
Just finishing In Fours (with some blunders😅) . But nice first project after some years not knitting. Overall good confidence build. Will try c2c or fisherman's rib next. Many babies joining the family😊 they all need a warm welcome ❤
Blunders happen to us all! Even after many years I still make them myself. Thank you so much for the lovely comment and happy knitting! 🧶
Thank you fantastic tutorial. I am going try this and it will be my first big project 😅
Amazing! Happy knitting 🧶🧶🧶
Loved this demo…. Very clear. Thank you 😊
I was interested in the way you cast on and held the yarn while knitting… is there a video showing this method please?
Yes! If you check out my knitting basics play list it’s the long tail cast on and continental knit technique
I just made this blanket and it turned out beautiful! Thank you so much.
That makes me so happy to hear! 😀
A wonderful tutorial! Thank you.
Thank you so much 😀 Happy Knitting! 🧶
Ne kdr ince metal şişle örüyorsunuuzz👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️ muhteşeemmm zariff biirr emeekk❤️
Awesome explanation very very beautiful Blessings
Thank you! You too!
Great stash buster blanket. Thank you!
Thank you so much. 💕 I liked very well. It's so easy 🫂🐝🌈
You are welcome 😊 Happy Knitting!
Hi Laurelin, excellent tutorial. Your blanket is beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Another pattern on my to do list ! Take care 🙂
Beautiful design friend 👍
Good! I think two baby blankets would make the front and back to a sweater and then all I've got to do is figure out how to make some sleeves - which I would probably crochet for a lacy effect.... never enough unfinished projects lying about in bags I say! Lol
Very good instruction. Thank you.
A new baby (grand niece) expected in September for our family. My goal: have 3 blankets (all different, all your patterns) by the time baby is born. Thank you for these very easy to follow, unique blankets!💕
Wow your needles will be busy! Which 3 do you think you'll pick?
@@SnufflebeanYarn Almost finished with C2C garter stitch. I like the “by fours” (I think that’s the name). Still deciding on the third one!
I’ve just finished knitting one that should be next weeks video and it’s my favourite one yet!
@@SnufflebeanYarn yay! I’ll be looking forward to it!
lovely pattern simple but looks great I've just received yarn from you shade 554-14 have started to knit it looking great love the colour mix my daughter is having a girl in November love your tutorial keep them coming best wishes
Thank so much for watching the tutorial AND choosing to buy some yarn from me 🥰🥰🥰
I can't wait to knit this.
It's look so beautiful ❤
Thank you. I will definitely try this.
Thank you for a wonderful tutorial - the finished project was so lovely. Happy Easter X
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Thank you so much! Happy Easter to you too 🧶🥰
Looks great!
I haven’t knitted for years, was once prolific. I learned to crochet just before Covid which was great as it was amazing being able to improve my skills particularly during that first year. I’ve just seen your blanket which looks gorgeous so I thought I would give it a go. I was very surprised watching your technique, totally different to how I used to knit. I have heard people talk about the continental style which I think is said to be quicker and more efficient. Is that what you are doing? Love the blanket. I remember my son and wife had a shop bought one very similar for their first born and it was very pricey!
Hello! Yes it’s continental knitting, my mum is from Finland and it’s her that taught me to knit so it was just me picking up the style she knits in. I would definitely agree though that continental style is much much easier for a crocheter to pick up when coming to the craft.
(As a side note - I’m the opposite to you, I was a prolific crocheter and decided to learn to knit when my grandmother died as I wanted to knit socks like she did)
Always love your blanket patterns. Thanks so much. I'm knitting a blanket using different shades of blue - navy, light blue, multi blues etc. How should I work out when to change the yarn colours? Thanks Cheryl
Just change yarn when you are ready to introduce a new colour, and make sure you always change colour at the same edge of the blanket.
Love this,great project .
Thank you!
Love this look, thou I think I want the border bigger would I just move the increase? 🤔
I have tried to make the border wider but then the decrease corner doesn’t look right, I tried using short rows to fix it but I never got to a stage when I was happy with it.
harikasınız çok güzel anlatıyosunuz tşkler
Thanks for sharing 🎉
PS Interesting that you knit continental style, as I have recently learnt to do. It might be worth mentioning this to a traditional U.K. knitting audience used to the « throw » method. I find the continental knit and the Norwegian purl very relaxing.
Hi Linda, I actually have quite a broad audience across the world so I haven’t felt the need to mention it - I can following throwing videos easily so assumed the throwers of the world can still follow mine too and knit the project in their own style :-)
My mum is from Finland and I was taught to knit by her - hence the continental style 😀
I've made quite a few cat blankets since I first saw your mitred squares videos. Now I would like to try diagonal squares. Do you have a preferred method of picking up stitches to join the squares please?
Thanks. All clear.
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Exelenze this is very beautiful 👌🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thank you for this! I'm a crocheter starting to knit. I need mindless projects and this is PERFECT 🤩😍 Sooooo easy 👍
I just completed my first baby blanket using this pattern. It turned out great! Your instructions and pattern are simple and clear. I am just wondering if it is possible to not end with a pointy corner, or is that just a characteristic of a corner to corner blanket?
Yes that’s just a characteristic, you start with a corner and end with one.
Thank you for sharing this. For the part where you decrease at the beginning of each row, would you still knit two and knit two together for stripes (when knitting with two colours), please? Or will that cause the new colour to bleed into the new row?
It should work if you are changing colour at the beginning the row then it should work fine 🙂
I don't do well with the 'pick' method - it just looks like you're tense. My bad, of course. This is a good video and I appreciate your sharing.
Everyone finds a knitting method that works for them 😊 I was taught to knit by my Finnish mum who knits this way too.
When I’m knitting on camera I’m having to straddle a tripod so it perhaps doesn’t look as relaxed as when I’m sat knitting in my living room.
Gorgeous!
Thank you! 🥰
Cheers for this.
Thank you! I’ve had lots of views on this video today, I’m wondering where you’re all coming from! It’s made my day 😄
Thank you for the tutorial! I have one question: can I K more than 2 before Kfb to make the border looking part thicker?
Yes you can do :) You’ll also need to knit one before before your k2tog
I really like this one but I have to admit that I increase twice on one row at 4th stitch in from either side and use the second row as a pure knit "stabilizer" row with the decrease replacing the increase when its time to reduce at the appropriate side depending on if I am making a square or rectangle.
Another great way of doing it too, I wanted to keep this really simple with the one row repeat 😀
Also, when using a kfb if you’re increasing at the opposite end you’ll need to increase one stitch earlier than at the beginning otherwise your “edge” effect will be one stitch wider on one side.
@@SnufflebeanYarn huh, okay. I've just been doing it on stitch 4 for either side and it seems to be working. Using the 3 stitches as the "edge" and the 4th in from either side as the one to increase... Unless I get annoyed early on when its still fiddly then I do it down the center as a variation on the mitered square on either side of the center marker with appropriate adjustments for rectangles when I hit the first decrease point.... Makes a nice subtle line down the center at least on the triangle sections. Not sure I won't switch to the outside edges for the decrease/increase on the extended center for the rectangle portion until its back to pure decrease since it shifts around the center stitch point during that extension....
Sorry, I freehand everything because my brain doesn't like following instructions laid out on paper for creative projects. Building and engineering stuff? Yeah, brain has no problem. Creative stuff and crafting? Not so much. 😅
The little “bump” from a kfb increase always appears to the right of the stitch, so if you work a kfb into the 4th stitch from the begging and the 4th stitch from the end on one side you’ll have 4 stitches and the kfb “bump” at one side and a kfb bump and 3 stitches at the opposite side, probably not visible to 99% of people but I am super finickety about things like that - a flaw in my personality.
@@SnufflebeanYarn Oh! That makes so much more sense! I didn't realize but I probably would have noticed once I swapped from center line increases to the edges for the sideways shift (1 increase + 1 decrease) for the main body of the rectangle. Thank you for explaining that!
Edit:
I think I forgot to tell you that on the wrong side I was doing two purl stitches on either side of the blanket at sitch 4 & 5 from the inside which smoothed things over before I got fed up with it. It made a really nice effect.
Great tutorial!
Thank you! 🥰