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What a precious video.

Excellent explanation for short rows! Awesome. New subbie from Alaska. 🙋🏻‍♀️🏔️💕

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Fabulous! Thank you for this!

Fantastic tutorial. Thank you so much.

Hi!! Where is the pattern for this modified yoke design you are wearing? Thank you!

Hi, do you like the Gold Tip?

I Want CROCHET!!!

I ended up with an extra stitch that was added. Was there a decrease of that stitch that I missed?

Hi! This was wonderful to watch!I am so happy I found your channel, and also to find someone who loves stitch markers as much as me! ❤ I’m working on making stitch markers of my own, and this video is so helpful! Thank you for this!

I prefer the colored plastic markers. “Cute” markers (to me) are for beginners looking for novelty things to add to their supplies. Different colored markers in a project with several patterns are better reminders for me and they don’t snag.

This is the clearest video I have seen on the German twisted rib and the joining in the round is excellent! Thank you!!

I was an addi needles fanatic, used them from the beginning of their introduction into Canada. I started to use chiaogoo needles of lately, and l love them. Now, I did not buy all sets….i should ve, so I bought cables and needles as needed. However, notice that you have, what it seems a great amount of them….what size, what cable do you have. I am interested in buying more….abd thank you.

I love this cast on and is the one I use 95% of the time. Now the tip for disguising the join is what I have been looking for! Thank you so very much for your clear video 👍👍🇨🇦

This is so helpful, thank you so much!

Because of that I can’t listen to your otherwise intelligent content…🙈

Why do you think a growling voice is a good idea…🙈

I dont find Luca needles on the internet..did they change names or anything?

This technique is so clever and it seems like a perfect fix for my problem. I guess I'm about to frog half the rows I already have on my beanie 😂 Thank you so much for your clear instructions and video, this is brilliant!

This is really perfect! It is impossible to tell where the join is.

Beautifully done!😃

I loved this! I enjoy seeing all the stich markers you have, what works and what doesn't - and why! I've wondered about those oval ones too! I can see they're kind of awkward. And I've been watching the round removeable one but didn't know how big they'd be since I use all sizes of needles (up to about 9 anyway, so far). I like to have ones that will flow on ANY size of needles that are commonly used. I like bling and dangles too! Nice job on the video! I've also seen whereby people use the lightbulb markers and use the colors to mark various things like row counts, decrease counts, etc. - all by color and they say it's easier to count when using specific colors to indicate things. Great tip, that was.

Thank you for the open heart you give! It is first your video I watch and I will do the rest. Have a great time❤

Hey @purLZknitting 😀 thanks for a great review, i have bought the goldtip needles and i love the needles😍… do you know if they have made the shoorter needles yet ? I really want the shoorter ones to 😁😁

I knitted the toe of socks 4 ply yarn and all the time my stitches got stuck. I hate it! Are there other brand cables that do not get stuck all the time?

Brilliant. Thank you!

This is a perfect explanation of how to join the German Twistee cast on with a jogless join. Thank you!

Thank you for such an informative video. ❤

Is it stretchy please?

I love that you have Knit This Kutovakika's book! Greetings from Finland.

My Knitters Pride joints come undone. I use teflon tape on the joint’s threads (plumber’s tape) and it works!

I use ChiaoGoo steel needles and clover bamboo these needles never become undone they are amazing.

Fabulous video with a great deal of information!

So clever! And very clear. Thank you.

i love to learn new elegant maneuvers to refine my knitting ... video so well done thanx so much ... and after seeing this how could I not subscribe!

Thanks!

You can’t imagine how excited I was when you started talking about the issues you encountered when knitting top-down circ. yoke sweaters! I have knitted and designed quite a few ( not published because I am still not fully satisfied with a fit) but it still haunts me how to make a perfect fit. First of all, I have notices that the sleeves are popping outwards and does not set it nicely. I relate it to the four-wedge increase that I make. Also, I did have that ‘bubble’ you mentioned (or I took it as a ‘wave’ of extra fabric that that ‘stands’ and creates a bubble) when I wanted a yoke sweater that is a bit oversized (106,5 cm finished sweater to fit 87cm bust). I figured I had to many stitches and that yoke sweater can come out only as big as your body measurements allows. I mean you can not make yoke sweater loose enough without not creating extra fabric that pops up in front and back (I do not like it, at least not whilst knitting with Lettlopi, for instance). I’d like to know more about how you place the increases. What is the percentage of the front that you leave untouched by increases? What are the ratios of your increases? How much do you increase on the first, second and third inc. round (or/and 4th and 5th, if you have)? Thank you so much! I really appreciate hope you find time to answer 🙏🏻

Best true seamless join tutorial I’ve seen.

I do not know why people don't know about Kollage needles. They are square and metal, they go with firm cable and soft cable and I love them. Just like you I have all of them, cha goo's I have all the sets, but recently I found Kollage, they are made in Canada and I love their soft cable for the magick loop for the sleeves. They are interchangeable, but I bought only sizes I mostly use for the magick loop. Please let me know after you try.

I am waiting to get my thread and maple binder and pages could only afford two pages for it at present will add to it as and when I can get more pages ,I have seven sets of interchangeables to put in the binder, go got a bit of way to go yet.

Chiagoo are simply the best needles out there!

You are purling into the back of the stitch I am wondering why the purl stitches are twisted? (Ps, I love this video, thank you💕)

Hyia Hyia now has longer tips than chiagoos.

Hi there! I found your videos recently. And I'm enjoying watching these. This year I got back to knitting after a long break(three decades). I was a child when I was taught knitting. I spent a lot of time online searching for best needles. I am a collector now. First I bought sets of straight needles. I bought double pointed needles as well since the magic loop technique is new to me. Also, I didn't know about flying needles. Recently, I found out what the flex needles are for. And it looks so much easier to use. Not sure if I should start my returns. But at least I did buy the wooden sets, symfonie, that I enjoy to have in my collection. Even though choosing a right needle is personal I AGREE with your reviews on ChiaGoo, Hyia, and Addi. After your reviews, I added a few titles to my amazon list. And I love Thread and Maple. But it's so expensive. So, I will first collect the pages only one at a time. And then when I have a quite a few then I will buy the overall case for all!.

Thank you! So Very Clear and Helpful.

Rambling on not much info

they are indeed pricey so lots of educating myself before purchase. I did treat myself to the blue shorties and I so far love working with them, doing the sleeves on a sweater, light years better than dpn's. I did not like chiaogoo dpn's for knitting socks as the stitches are always sliding off, too slippery but now in circular, well, I will be purchasing more for sure. Don't have any trouble with the case, would have to shake the case for the needles to fall out. My only disappointment was with the little ruler.....why would you go to all the trouble to make such a high quality product and make a paper ruler?! Metal would have been so much nicer, this one is not going to last unless I got it laminated.

Beautiful ❤

Thank you so much this is an excellent video

Thank you so much, this way of casting on looks good because there seems to be a lot better control of tension which gives a great start to knitting 😊