I am a Japanese knitter! Hello! This technique does not exist at all on TH-cam or in literature in Japan. I am so glad I came across your video! I will share them with my Japanese knitters. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
So glad you liked it. I hadn't figured it out in time for my book, BUT you can find 70 other tricks in Patty Lyons Knitting Bag of Tricks. It is in English and Japanese.
Truly this has helped me so much! No one explained what was going on with my weird jogs, didn't realise I should do the trick on the non braided part too! My brain just expanded!
This is exactly what I was looking for, Thank you. My question is on your sample the braid points to the right, in the pattern I am knitting the braid points to the left, so in that case would the maneuvre be the same or slightly different to fix the jog? Love seeing all the tricks in knitting. :) Thank you Patty.
That is wonderful Patty! - I've been looking for an expert technique for this for years-asking many designers who use Latvian braids to no avail. The very final step, after the fake V technique - wouldn't you also put in a fake white purl bump at the bottom of the V? I think that is the only thing missing. I'm going to post this link in my Ravelry MKAL group - they will love it.
Sure, if that bugs you, when you take you CC color to the back to make the bottom of the V, you can bring your tapestry needle back to the front and back again to create the purl bump in the middle of the V.
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I am a Japanese knitter! Hello!
This technique does not exist at all on TH-cam or in literature in Japan.
I am so glad I came across your video! I will share them with my Japanese knitters.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
So glad you liked it. I hadn't figured it out in time for my book, BUT you can find 70 other tricks in Patty Lyons Knitting Bag of Tricks. It is in English and Japanese.
Patty! You are a GENIUS! one of my favorite teachers!
Truly this has helped me so much! No one explained what was going on with my weird jogs, didn't realise I should do the trick on the non braided part too! My brain just expanded!
My gosh Patty! Another great fix to add to my bag! Thank you soo much for this.
I love the Latvian Braid and this "fix" makes it perfect. Thank you, Patty.
I have wanted to learn this technique. Thank you so much, Patty!!!
This is fabulous! Thank yoy
Wonderful discovery!
This is exactly what I was looking for, Thank you. My question is on your sample the braid points to the right, in the pattern I am knitting the braid points to the left, so in that case would the maneuvre be the same or slightly different to fix the jog? Love seeing all the tricks in knitting. :) Thank you Patty.
That is wonderful Patty! - I've been looking for an expert technique for this for years-asking many designers who use Latvian braids to no avail. The very final step, after the fake V technique - wouldn't you also put in a fake white purl bump at the bottom of the V? I think that is the only thing missing. I'm going to post this link in my Ravelry MKAL group - they will love it.
Sure, if that bugs you, when you take you CC color to the back to make the bottom of the V, you can bring your tapestry needle back to the front and back again to create the purl bump in the middle of the V.
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I need this pattern but I only find it in a round version :(
I don't understand. This is not a pattern, it's a technique video on how to connect the latvian braid in the round.