Holy moly Marley Bird! It’s knitception! This is exactly what I want in a knitting video; not just throwing me a pattern(or 3), but helping me understand the method❣️
i luv the k1 p1 method. I don't get lost in the pattern. The emerging fabric is lovely and plush :-) You are a good instructor. Thank you for doing this video.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've been looking at a few methods, but they all seem to do everything differently. This made it so much easier to understand!
Thank you very much for your tutorial. Like Dorothy Rockwell (cf. her 'Comment' from 3 months ago, reproduced at the end of my comments), I learned to work this stitch an other way, i.e. with K1, K1B without any purl stitches at all. I learned it as a child, many years ago. We called it 'maille anglaise' - 'English stitch'; also called 'côte anglaise'. I prefer it because it is so simple, it is easy to 'read' and it prevents mistakes. When working flat, beginners might find the pattern easier to 'read' when knitting with an even number of stitches. Knitting it in the round is just as simple: just work the pattern on an uneven number of stitches. Increases and decreases in 'maille anglaise' are also possible, just as they are most likely possible in the 3 ways described in your video and they are in Brioche stitch. Have a good day and take care. Dorothy Rockwell il y a 3 mois I knit swatches using all three of the methods you have demonstrated and found them to be very similarl. Then I found a tutorial which is all knit stitches. The set up row is all K and the pattern repeat row is K1, K1B with no purling at all using the same pattern on both sides. It could not be easier. I knit a swatch using that method and found it mostly identical to the three you are showing. Can you do another tutorial with the all Knit version.
Great video, I gave up on Brioche after many hours of attempts to master the stitch. I am not grasping the transition from BP to Bk....another time perhaps...So Fisherman's knit is my go to to finish my sweater . Thank you so much for this great video!
I can read patterns, but seeing it done by someone just takes the mystery out if doing it correctly. I’m going to try the entrelac pattern again. Never could get bast the second row. 😱.
Thanks so much for this! I have been looking for a video that shows the close up of what the stitches will look and couldn't find anyone that actually showed it. The "double collar" description helps a ton! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for this clear explanation, Marly!!! Why didn't I think of it before? I like purling, but being able to do this with just knitting is so much easier. My current project is worked flat and started with a K1,P1 border so I have abandoned the purls altogether and have good results from K1B, K1 on one row then K1, K1B on the next (knitting below into the K columns as they appear). I also find it just a little bit easier to knit below under the purl bump from the previous row.
Ditto to what Aimii said...I have seen instructions on different ways to do the “easy brioche” or “short-cut brioche” but it’s so nice to have them all explained in one place! As usual...you rock, Marly!
Thank you. I was trying to decide which one I should do for a short video but didn't want anybody to watch it and say, "that isn't how so and so does it". Therefore, I decided I would just show all three and go from there. I personally like the last one the best but that is me.
Another Fisherman's Rib pattern I learned was K1below, P1below for every row. It could be worked on 1x1 or 1x1+1 rib. It makes a VERY thick and cushy fabric, but it eats a lot of yarn.
I knit swatches using all three of the methods you have demonstrated and found them to be very similarl. Then I found a tutorial which is all knit stitches. The set up row is all K and the pattern repeat row is *K1, K1B* with no purling at all using the same pattern on both sides. It could not be easier. I knit a swatch using that method and found it mostly identical to the three you are showing. Can you do another tutorial with the all Knit version.
I have just added a comment (20 February 2022). I too learned the K1, K1B way and it is the one that my sisters, my friends and I have always used. I added a few details about it in my comment. I hope that you will not be offended, as I added your comment as a reference at the end of mine. It was yours that inspired me to add mine. Take care and have a good day.
Hi Marly, your videos are great and you explain it to well. Thank you. I would like to make a neckwarmer with this stich and work in the round with circular needles. Which row do I repeat?
Thanks. Yes you are very clear in your instructions. Also your work looks so neat. My knit columns are all loose and weird. The stitches look like a chain of circular loops instead of braids. Do you have any advice please?
I really like the "KNIT" version of the Fisherman's Rib. Can you please provide me with a link or information on how to increase stitches using the knit version? Many thanks in advance.
This is great. I’m hoping you can answer a question. I’m struggling with a pattern of fisherman’s rib. I was knitting flat using the k1b, p method. I then have to close to round. When I do, the pattern of ribbing ends up reversed from what’s knit below it (flat). I can’t figure out how to get the pattern to fall on the correct side.
You are an amazing teacher and I appreciate the time you take to explain what is occurring in the fabric as you knit. I learned the salvage stitch by watching your other work. My question is that how do you join new yarn with that salvage stitch. Maybe I am overthinking the process. I would appreciate any ideas you can share. Thanks for all your hard work.
brilliant! can you please show us how to do the left and right slanted decreases on the k1p1 version? i started a jumper without pattern and all the instructions i can find on the net are either for brioche stitch or the other 2 versions you demonstrate :(
I am OBSESSED with fisherman's rib! I love making hats with this stitch, so I am working in the round. Do you have suggestions for finishing off the crown in this type of hat? I have been switching to plain K1 P1 rbbing, but I'm not really satisfied with it. Thanks!
@@juliehull3953 Unfortunately, no. It is very difficult to correct mistakes in fisherman's rib. I think I am going to start putting in a lifeline every few rows.
th-cam.com/video/Oj5_uAUK8Nw/w-d-xo.html This video shows how to tink back!! It works. Then adding liveline. I used a cotton thread and it left its marks that I’m hoping will disappear with washing and blocking. I will move to a softer option. Hope this is helpful!
Is that an english slip stitch selvage edge? Great tutorial thank you! Im trying to hurry up and finish my first scarf in garter stitch so I can try this beautiful fishermens rib stitch pattern for my second scarf ^_^
I just learned how to do the fisherman's rib stitch but it's all knit so all have purl bumps on top but you knit or knit below and it's the same thing. No purling involved except in the set up row.
Thank you for this explanation but I'm still wondering where the difference is to brioche in the fabric? It looks the same, maybe a bit less "fluffy". Doesn't the k1b have the same effect as slip one with yarn over and knitting it in the next row?
Hi Marly do I do K and P CO for the first version or do I just do plain CO.Do I continue with K in the 4 row or do I start from row 2. I'm no savy with computer and can never find you patterns.
@@MarlyBird You brought a big smile to my face - I definitely will! You're such an excellent teacher and so generous in sharing your knowledge and skill, you deserve all the support you can get!! Thank you for everything
#marlybird. Can you help with fixing errors in fisherman’s rib stitch? The pattern I am using is 2 row repeat of knot one, knit one in the row below, and knit one in the row below and knit one. I don’t drop full stitches as much as I seem to drop one of the parts of the stitch.
Don't give up! I was determined and finally after many tries, I'm knitting!! Knitting offers more "daily wear garments" because the fabric produced is fabric and less Afghan like the way crochet can be. I love crochet and now I can knit too. Keep trying! Marly is a fabulous teacher. She helped me!
Hi Marly I need your help My friend from Hawaii only 18 yrs old son got accepted to Chicago Denal school. He never lest the Island And I would like to use your tutorial Fisherman knit to knit him a hat and scarf before he turn o ice cube in Chicago. He is a smaller size 18 teen .please tell me how wide he scarf and how many stitches for hat I am using a super wash wool about a size 6 or 7 needle. This is my first attempt to kni Fissherman sitche pattern. hanks a lot. I'll have o finish @ beg of Sept.
I was trying to make one of your easy bottom to top hats. I saw a little video talking about the different stitches for the cuff. I'm doing sc cuff. Mine isn't that stretchy. The yarn I'm using has been used before and changed my mind and frogged it. Then rolled into a big ball. It's Caron one pounder regular worsted. Is that why it's not stretchy or am I crocheting too tight?
@@cjcoonfield in the round it is slightly different. This is the flat version. I will be doing a video for the fisherman's rib in the round very soon. That might be better for you to use on a hat.
What type of increase stitch do you use with 2 COLORED FISHERMAN'S RIB? I am on the rolled collar of my cardigan and used the 2 color fisherman rib but can't figure out how to increase when making the collar. I have already used this stitch for the arm cuffs and edging. Thank you any help would really be appreciated. Cindy
The knit version you do is not correct. In the knit version you do the second row as you do and then all other rows are knit only! Only the second row is knit one below and purl one. All next rows is knit one below, knit one. You knit one in the row where the last stitch has a double loop. No purling needed after the second row. That's why it's called the knit version.
You can always slow the video down to your preferred speed. Right below the video, you'll see "cc" for closed caption and a flower/gear symbol. Click on the gear/flower symbol and choose the speed that's best for you. Don't be so hateful because you're not keeping up. She uploaded this video freely and it's helpful to many. If it's not helpful to you, just go to a different video.
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Holy moly Marley Bird! It’s knitception! This is exactly what I want in a knitting video; not just throwing me a pattern(or 3), but helping me understand the method❣️
You are so welcome!
i luv the k1 p1 method. I don't get lost in the pattern. The emerging fabric is lovely and plush :-) You are a good instructor. Thank you for doing this video.
The best video on fisherman rib .Thanx dear
I love the first version - the knit version! I find that it looks neater 😊
The best video of fisherman rib i hv ever watched Thanx dear
Thank You Very Much! I can understand now what is happening when I knit the purl version. Great Teaching!
you are a fantastic gift from god. lol but seriously. Thank you
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I've been looking at a few methods, but they all seem to do everything differently. This made it so much easier to understand!
You explain everything so well.
I love the fishermen stitch. Thank you
You're welcome.
Believe it or not i did not know there were 3 ways to create the Fisherman's rib stitch!! Thank you marly!!😊😊
The last one is easy and beautiful 😍
Thank you very much for your tutorial.
Like Dorothy Rockwell (cf. her 'Comment' from 3 months ago, reproduced at the end of my comments), I learned to work this stitch an other way, i.e. with K1, K1B without any purl stitches at all.
I learned it as a child, many years ago. We called it 'maille anglaise' - 'English stitch'; also called 'côte anglaise'. I prefer it because it is so simple, it is easy to 'read' and it prevents mistakes.
When working flat, beginners might find the pattern easier to 'read' when knitting with an even number of stitches. Knitting it in the round is just as simple: just work the pattern on an uneven number of stitches.
Increases and decreases in 'maille anglaise' are also possible, just as they are most likely possible in the 3 ways described in your video and they are in Brioche stitch.
Have a good day and take care.
Dorothy Rockwell
il y a 3 mois
I knit swatches using all three of the methods you have demonstrated and found them to be very similarl. Then I found a tutorial which is all knit stitches. The set up row is all K and the pattern repeat row is K1, K1B with no purling at all using the same pattern on both sides. It could not be easier. I knit a swatch using that method and found it mostly identical to the three you are showing. Can you do another tutorial with the all Knit version.
Great video, I gave up on Brioche after many hours of attempts to master the stitch. I am not grasping the transition from BP to Bk....another time perhaps...So Fisherman's knit is my go to to finish my sweater . Thank you so much for this great video!
Thank you for sharing the three ways to stitch it. Enjoy your videos.
You're welcome.
I can read patterns, but seeing it done by someone just takes the mystery out if doing it correctly. I’m going to try the entrelac pattern again. Never could get bast the second row. 😱.
Thanks a lot , the third one is the better 👍👍
Thanks so much for this! I have been looking for a video that shows the close up of what the stitches will look and couldn't find anyone that actually showed it. The "double collar" description helps a ton! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for this clear explanation, Marly!!! Why didn't I think of it before? I like purling, but being able to do this with just knitting is so much easier. My current project is worked flat and started with a K1,P1 border so I have abandoned the purls altogether and have good results from K1B, K1 on one row then K1, K1B on the next (knitting below into the K columns as they appear). I also find it just a little bit easier to knit below under the purl bump from the previous row.
3 method easierand neater.
I like it too.
Amazing tutorial. Great explanation. Thank you very much
Ditto to what Aimii said...I have seen instructions on different ways to do the “easy brioche” or “short-cut brioche” but it’s so nice to have them all explained in one place! As usual...you rock, Marly!
Thank you. I was trying to decide which one I should do for a short video but didn't want anybody to watch it and say, "that isn't how so and so does it". Therefore, I decided I would just show all three and go from there. I personally like the last one the best but that is me.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Looking to do a Fishermen's rib blanket you are a great teacher.
Excellent tutorial, Marly! Explicit step-by-steps are very helpful.
Thank you for these new stitches
You're welcome.
Another Fisherman's Rib pattern I learned was K1below, P1below for every row. It could be worked on 1x1 or 1x1+1 rib. It makes a VERY thick and cushy fabric, but it eats a lot of yarn.
Much better then the 2 first ones.
I am doing the 3 one much neater.
Great video and descriptions!
I preferred he first (blue) he stitches are well define and look cushier.
I am really looking forward to seeing your next videos using 2 colors!!! I am very curious on how each method looks using 2 colors
Thank you for demonstration! Can you demonstrate how to fix brioche/ fisherman ribs stitches?
I can’t do it 😭😭I’m about to actually break down but I’ll try my best…
I'm the same, it's frazzllng my head. I think I'll continue to use my usual double rib method as it's easier. Knit 2, purl 2 ext works well for me.
I knit swatches using all three of the methods you have demonstrated and found them to be very similarl. Then I found a tutorial which is all knit stitches. The set up row is all K and the pattern repeat row is *K1, K1B* with no purling at all using the same pattern on both sides. It could not be easier. I knit a swatch using that method and found it mostly identical to the three you are showing. Can you do another tutorial with the all Knit version.
I have just added a comment (20 February 2022). I too learned the K1, K1B way and it is the one that my sisters, my friends and I have always used.
I added a few details about it in my comment.
I hope that you will not be offended, as I added your comment as a reference at the end of mine. It was yours that inspired me to add mine.
Take care and have a good day.
How is the pattern the same on both side?
@@buckets13
Because you're alternating with each row. Knitting on one side is the same as purling on the other. It's almost like you're doing k1, s1.
Hi Marly, your videos are great and you explain it to well. Thank you. I would like to make a neckwarmer with this stich and work in the round with circular needles. Which row do I repeat?
Thanks. Yes you are very clear in your instructions. Also your work looks so neat. My knit columns are all loose and weird. The stitches look like a chain of circular loops instead of braids. Do you have any advice please?
I like thé tutoriel very much
Great video
I really like the "KNIT" version of the Fisherman's Rib. Can you please provide me with a link or information on how to increase stitches using the knit version? Many thanks in advance.
There’s also a German style where you don’t have to do below stitches. Pretty cool how there’s many ways to do it
This is great. I’m hoping you can answer a question. I’m struggling with a pattern of fisherman’s rib. I was knitting flat using the k1b, p method. I then have to close to round. When I do, the pattern of ribbing ends up reversed from what’s knit below it (flat). I can’t figure out how to get the pattern to fall on the correct side.
I really enjoyed this. First introduction. Have obviously subscribed. 🙂
Welcome aboard!
Nice explaination ..Thank you very much ..
Please I want to knit a scarf (no purl rib st.) .. I want to know the best bind off way for this scarf .🌷
You are an amazing teacher and I appreciate the time you take to explain what is occurring in the fabric as you knit. I learned the salvage stitch by watching your other work. My question is that how do you join new yarn with that salvage stitch. Maybe I am overthinking the process. I would appreciate any ideas you can share. Thanks for all your hard work.
brilliant! can you please show us how to do the left and right slanted decreases on the k1p1 version? i started a jumper without pattern and all the instructions i can find on the net are either for brioche stitch or the other 2 versions you demonstrate :(
It’s basically a tuck rib.
Thank you! Is the Shaker Rib stitch the same?
Pleeeeeeeeeeease show me/us how to knit the 3rd one on the circular needles :)
I am OBSESSED with fisherman's rib! I love making hats with this stitch, so I am working in the round. Do you have suggestions for finishing off the crown in this type of hat? I have been switching to plain K1 P1 rbbing, but I'm not really satisfied with it. Thanks!
Have u found a way to correct errors, tink back or drop a stitch to correct things?
@@juliehull3953 Unfortunately, no. It is very difficult to correct mistakes in fisherman's rib. I think I am going to start putting in a lifeline every few rows.
th-cam.com/video/Oj5_uAUK8Nw/w-d-xo.html
This video shows how to tink back!! It works. Then adding liveline. I used a cotton thread and it left its marks that I’m hoping will disappear with washing and blocking. I will move to a softer option. Hope this is helpful!
Best
Do you have a write up for these methods in the round?
Is that an english slip stitch selvage edge? Great tutorial thank you! Im trying to hurry up and finish my first scarf in garter stitch so I can try this beautiful fishermens rib stitch pattern for my second scarf ^_^
I just learned how to do the fisherman's rib stitch but it's all knit so all have purl bumps on top but you knit or knit below and it's the same thing. No purling involved except in the set up row.
Elise Tittle interesting. I haven’t learned that one. So what you’re saying is that there are even more than 3?
@@MarlyBird Yes I learned the 4th way doing the Up the Creek MKAL with Cozy Up Knits
Thank you for this explanation but I'm still wondering where the difference is to brioche in the fabric? It looks the same, maybe a bit less "fluffy". Doesn't the k1b have the same effect as slip one with yarn over and knitting it in the next row?
For knit below do we slip stitch and purl 2nd for in the round or do we just start knit 1 below?
Hi Marly do I do K and P CO for the first version or do I just do plain CO.Do I continue with K in the 4 row or do I start from row 2. I'm no savy with computer and can never find you patterns.
Marly, what do I do when I'm knitting in circle? Since I "m knitting in round I don't need to have border stitch right .Thanks.
I love your needles. Where can I find them?? 🥰🥰🥰
They are by Signature Needlearts.
So glad you asked that - I was going to, too! Love those points!!
@@jfdc8432 they are the stiletto points. Make sure you tell them that you heard about them from me ;-)
@@MarlyBird You brought a big smile to my face - I definitely will! You're such an excellent teacher and so generous in sharing your knowledge and skill, you deserve all the support you can get!! Thank you for everything
#marlybird.
Can you help with fixing errors in fisherman’s rib stitch? The pattern I am using is 2 row repeat of knot one, knit one in the row below, and knit one in the row below and knit one. I don’t drop full stitches as much as I seem to drop one of the parts of the stitch.
I wish i knew how to knit. I tried to follow along but i cannot grasp it as easy as i did with chrochet
I understand. It just takes practice. :-)
Don't give up! I was determined and finally after many tries, I'm knitting!! Knitting offers more "daily wear garments" because the fabric produced is fabric and less Afghan like the way crochet can be. I love crochet and now I can knit too. Keep trying! Marly is a fabulous teacher. She helped me!
@@kittenkorleone2918 yes i can tell shes a great teacher. One day ill pick it back up and try
Hi Marly I need your help My friend from Hawaii only 18 yrs old son got accepted to Chicago Denal school. He never lest the Island And I would like to use your tutorial Fisherman knit to knit him a hat and scarf before he turn o ice cube in Chicago. He is a smaller size 18 teen .please tell me how wide he scarf and how many stitches for hat I am using a super wash wool about a size 6 or 7 needle. This is my first attempt to kni Fissherman sitche pattern. hanks a lot. I'll have o finish @ beg of Sept.
Hi Marly, thank you so much for your video. Is there a way to print the your written instructions without all the ads. thanks
How can I view a video on how to inc and dec in a fisherman knit rib? Stuck on my project. Where can I get help?
I was trying to make one of your easy bottom to top hats. I saw a little video talking about the different stitches for the cuff. I'm doing sc cuff. Mine isn't that stretchy. The yarn I'm using has been used before and changed my mind and frogged it. Then rolled into a big ball. It's Caron one pounder regular worsted. Is that why it's not stretchy or am I crocheting too tight?
I see always " row two and row three". What was row one, did I miss it?
in the pattern, row 1 is the set up row. Check out the pattern: marlybird.com/knit-stitch-library/fishermans-rib-stitch-3-ways/
@@MarlyBird Thanks Marly Bird!! I am definitely going to try this next time I start a hat!!
@@cjcoonfield in the round it is slightly different. This is the flat version. I will be doing a video for the fisherman's rib in the round very soon. That might be better for you to use on a hat.
@@MarlyBird Thanks! You offer the Best videos, and now it seems you are reading my mind!!
@@MarlyBird hi there. Did you do the round version?
Where do I access your blog
Which was row one?..Why didnnt u tell us about the starting rows
How to do Fisherman's Rib on magic loop? THank you
What type of increase stitch do you use with 2 COLORED FISHERMAN'S RIB? I am on the rolled collar of my cardigan and used the 2 color fisherman rib but can't figure out how to increase when making the collar. I have already used this stitch for the arm cuffs and edging. Thank you any help would really be appreciated. Cindy
If we like the 3rd one, how do we start the first row?
Judy Dubinsky the instructions are linked in the video description.
Marly Bird thank you
Hi from Vinita
In first method (blue yarn) you started from row2. how is row1? Just classic knit-purl ?
I'm a beginner and I'm so confused. I just saw a video on fisherman's rib with K1, K1B and none of your three do that.
The knit version you do is not correct. In the knit version you do the second row as you do and then all other rows are knit only! Only the second row is knit one below and purl one. All next rows is knit one below, knit one. You knit one in the row where the last stitch has a double loop. No purling needed after the second row. That's why it's called the knit version.
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You're too fast....need slow motion...you know what you need, but we don't.
You can always slow the video down to your preferred speed. Right below the video, you'll see "cc" for closed caption and a flower/gear symbol. Click on the gear/flower symbol and choose the speed that's best for you. Don't be so hateful because you're not keeping up. She uploaded this video freely and it's helpful to many. If it's not helpful to you, just go to a different video.
Tutorial sux cuz she doesn’t tell anything about how to start it. Even/odd number of stitches? How do you do the 1st row/setup row?
Lol. Did you even click the link to get the instructions you seek?
She clearly added the instructions in the description.