No Podcast today, just a short tutorial on how to Portuguese knit and purl. You can find my on Ravelry as: Maureen0722 Instagram: Simply Maur Crafts You Tube: Simply Maur Crafts Website: www.maurdesigns...
I've been purling in the portuguese style for a couple of years but could never catch the knitting stitch until your video. The camera was in close enough to show the steps clearly. Thank you, thank you.
Thank you for demonstrating the pin. I think I will suspend one from a shawl pin, since I often wear shawls. I love this! I am planning a trip to Portugal, as I am exploring Medieval Knitting on the European Continent. I’ve been to Spain a few times and always wanted to visit Portugal. I will definitely make a few knitting shops my priority to looking at the different yarns and purchasing an authentic Portuguese knitting pin!
@@SimplyMaurcrafting I made a search for Portuguese Knitting Pins online and found some Knitting Necklaces. That gave me the idea to use a wooden OM necklace. They have that perfect curve and you don’t have to worry about sticking your clothes. I’m certain there are many other items that can be used. Thank you for the inspiration!
Hello! I love portugesian knitting! I'm badly handicapped and I allways vibrate with my hands and fingers. So knitting is hard work!!!!! but with portugesian style I saw on YT Ifinally could handle it a lot better! I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos to learn more than oly right and left mashes but, I hope, all the different types of mashes that are knittable to learn to knit eveything! I knit socks and Pullovers, loops, mittens with and without fingers, but specal mashes I donnot know yet. Thanks for your fantastic video! Be blessed!!!
Excellent video!! I appreciated your patience with this lesson and also how you moved the camera in closely for clear viewing!! Many thanks.. Blessings!
Thank God, you were close enough and slow enough, that my mind caught how to slip it off thank you so very much +Simply Maur crafting P,S, thank you for the pin idea, necessity is the Mother of Invention !
can you clarify something I have been asking since I learned how to knit 4 months ago. Someone said I have to read the pattern backwards to use this style. Can you explain the best way to read a pattern while using this style.
sharon allen - Hi Sharon. I’ve never heard of such a thing! Portuguese knitting is a style of knitting like Continental, English, etc. if your reading a specific pattern for toe up or cuff down, you just read the pattern as written. Please let me know if you have any more questions, or need further explanation. - Maureen
Maur by any chance would you be able to show the Portuguese Style while working in the round? I'm working on a cowl and I would love to learn how to do that. Thanks!
+Susan Shapiro . Sure.. It;s basically the same as shown, by using a stitch marker to show where to begin and end. I can try to put a short tutorial up, but it will take me a few days to film, etc. Have you already started the shawl on your circulars? It's best to begin with the Portuguese style right from the beginning.
Thanks Maur, no I started in the middle because I met someone last night who was doing it and it looked really great and easy on the hands. I have the purl stitch down but can't seem to get the knit stitch yet. Thanks again and please rush. Have a great weekend!
Does the knitted fabric look just the same as with English or Continental knitting? Or are some of the Portuguese stitches look twisted? I'd love to practice this, but I'm in the middle of a project . . .
+ladygray4 i the stitch does look the same, however, I wouldn't try it in the middle of a project for the simple fact that Portuguese stitches are a bit tighter than your Eng. or Continental. I flick English style, and have tried using the Portuguese style for purl rows, and my reg for the knit ones. I didn't find a big difference. I'd still practice separately myself.
Anne Molnar - hi Anne, thank you for watching. I’m confused with your comment on music being so loud, as there is no music attached to this video. Can you listen for a few minutes again, to make sure you hear music? I just listen through the whole episode and didn’t hear anything. Thanks so much.
i am so sorry my mistake ! .. i had more than 1 page open and the music was not on your channel.. sooo sorry and yay !! i can hear you !! Thank you so much for this video
The knitting pin is brilliant. I didn’t want to spend money on a pin just yet. Thank you for this video it’s going to be helpful.
Thank you❣️ Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching…
I've been purling in the portuguese style for a couple of years but could never catch the knitting stitch until your video. The camera was in close enough to show the steps clearly. Thank you, thank you.
Gwen Roberts - thank you.... I’m so glad the video helped you...❤️
GREAT job demonstrating! Very close, slow and calm. Thanks!
Thank you Patricia❣️
Thank you for demonstrating the pin. I think I will suspend one from a shawl pin, since I often wear shawls. I love this! I am planning a trip to Portugal, as I am exploring Medieval Knitting on the European Continent. I’ve been to Spain a few times and always wanted to visit Portugal. I will definitely make a few knitting shops my priority to looking at the different yarns and purchasing an authentic Portuguese knitting pin!
What an exciting trio to Portugal that will be! I’m going to try my hand at making a pin using a magnet type. Thanks for watching..
@@SimplyMaurcrafting I made a search for Portuguese Knitting Pins online and found some Knitting Necklaces. That gave me the idea to use a wooden OM necklace. They have that perfect curve and you don’t have to worry about sticking your clothes. I’m certain there are many other items that can be used. Thank you for the inspiration!
Thanks, I have watched lots of Portuguese knitting videos (I even signed up for the class on Craftsy). You are the only one I can follow!
Hello! I love portugesian knitting! I'm badly handicapped and I allways vibrate with my hands and fingers. So knitting is hard work!!!!! but with portugesian style I saw on YT Ifinally could handle it a lot better! I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos to learn more than oly right and left mashes but, I hope, all the different types of mashes that are knittable to learn to knit eveything! I knit socks and Pullovers, loops, mittens with and without fingers, but specal mashes I donnot know yet. Thanks for your fantastic video! Be blessed!!!
Very sweet lady, and so brave to be on camera! Happy Holidays in 2020, from Costa Rica.
This is how I knit, the way I've learned. Btw, I'm Portuguese :-)
Excellent video!! I appreciated your patience with this lesson and also how you moved the camera in closely for clear viewing!! Many thanks.. Blessings!
Thank God, you were close enough and slow enough, that my mind caught how to slip it off thank you so very much +Simply Maur crafting
P,S, thank you for the pin idea, necessity is the Mother of Invention !
So glad you liked the video and it helped! I hope to do another one showing another stitch in this at some point.
I am happy that you seen this and replied, I have subscribed, waiting for anything that you bring forth, take your time - but hurry up
can you clarify something I have been asking since I learned how to knit 4 months ago. Someone said I have to read the pattern backwards to use this style. Can you explain the best way to read a pattern while using this style.
sharon allen - Hi Sharon. I’ve never heard of such a thing! Portuguese knitting is a style of knitting like Continental, English, etc. if your reading a specific pattern for toe up or cuff down, you just read the pattern as written. Please let me know if you have any more questions, or need further explanation. - Maureen
@@SimplyMaurcrafting thank you. this helps
Maur by any chance would you be able to show the Portuguese Style while working in the round? I'm working on a cowl and I would love to learn how to do that. Thanks!
+Susan Shapiro . Sure.. It;s basically the same as shown, by using a stitch marker to show where to begin and end. I can try to put a short tutorial up, but it will take me a few days to film, etc. Have you already started the shawl on your circulars? It's best to begin with the Portuguese style right from the beginning.
Thanks Maur, no I started in the middle because I met someone last night who was doing it and it looked really great and easy on the hands. I have the purl stitch down but can't seem to get the knit stitch yet. Thanks again and please rush. Have a great weekend!
Does the knitted fabric look just the same as with English or Continental knitting? Or are some of the Portuguese stitches look twisted?
I'd love to practice this, but I'm in the middle of a project . . .
+ladygray4 i the stitch does look the same, however, I wouldn't try it in the middle of a project for the simple fact that Portuguese stitches are a bit tighter than your Eng. or Continental. I flick English style, and have tried using the Portuguese style for purl rows, and my reg for the knit ones. I didn't find a big difference. I'd still practice separately myself.
i was sooo excited to see your video.. and loved your voice.. but the music is louder than you are and i can hardly hear you... :'(
Anne Molnar - hi Anne, thank you for watching. I’m confused with your comment on music being so loud, as there is no music attached to this video. Can you listen for a few minutes again, to make sure you hear music? I just listen through the whole episode and didn’t hear anything. Thanks so much.
i am so sorry my mistake ! .. i had more than 1 page open and the music was not on your channel.. sooo sorry and yay !! i can hear you !! Thank you so much for this video