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Thank you so much! I am working on my first fisherman’s rib project and I some how ended up in a mess but caught it fairly early. Also I’m working with two strands held together so I feel like it was extra confusing! Your video helped me sort it out.

Great video! Clear and simple, thankyou!

Thank you for making this so clear and concise!

Thanks!

Im planning on working on a project where the first stitch of every row is slipped. Does that mean the forst stitch of the cast on row has to be slipped too? Ive tried slipping the first stitch on he co row but i cant figure it out.

Thank you for the short and to-the-point video!

Thanks for showing very simply how to do this stitch. Ive shyed away from patterns that had that stitch. Now i will try it 🧶🥀🧶💜

Wow. Great tip! Thanks ❤

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If you would like to purchase one of my patterns, you can find them here: Etsy: knittedwishes.etsy.com Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/designers/monika-anna

Hmmm, think I'm going to try that

If you would like to purchase one of my patterns, you can find them here: Etsy: knittedwishes.etsy.com Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/designers/monika-anna

Thank you so much ❤ this is the best video I have seen!! Now I can start knitting my sweater whiteout the cable needle! I hope you have a movie in the backround so you don't live in that alarms💜

This helps so much!😊

I will try this! Thank you!

Thanks so much for this idea. I am currently knitting Jenn's Fern & Feather pattern, and the stated yoke depth for my size seems too shallow. I was looking for guidance on sleeve placement (other than guiding by a well-fitting sweater).

Thank you. Lovely bind off for my prayer shawl.

Thank you!

Thank you for a great tutorial.

Just the stretchy bind off I have been searching for. Why has this been kept a secret?

If you would like to purchase one of my patterns, you can find them here: Etsy: knittedwishes.etsy.com Ravelry: www.ravelry.com/designers/monika-anna

Your tutorials and great! Straight to the point on how to do the stitch. Thank you,

Great video! I love that it is short and shows just how to do this stitch.

Thank you for the video, very helpful❤

Why do some tutorials say 3rd stitch down, some 2nd stitch down and one says stitch below. It is so confusing.

Do you have this pattern for free? Please let me know. Thank you!! ☺

Thank you - that was perfectly clear

Thanks alot❤btw what's the use of this technique?

You have saved me!

Thank you so much!

Very clever

Thank u I love it from Corona CA 🤗

So happy that you also show how to work it in the beginning of the row!🤝 Other people just show the end but I needed both versions, so thank you very much❤Also you show it very slowly, not as rushed as others, which helps me a lot

Thank you for this tutorial! I'm starting my first sweater and this info was invaluable!

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Very clear described. Thank you very much. 🔹

Thank You!!!! I recently purchased my first online pattern. It started talking about short rounds! I had no idea, and while the written pattern was actually pretty good, it still eluded me. This was excellent clarification. Particularly showing how the yarn is bought over - that was not remotely what I had thought it meant. Appreciate the clear visuals.

Thank you so much for such a clear explanation and video ❤

Tank you! 😊

Thank you. Very clear and helpful.

Thankyou for using a double pointed needle, I am too scared to attempt this taking stitches off the needles

This is the best video to show right cross w/o a cable needle. Easiest method for sure, thank you! ❤️

This is the best video to show left cross w/o a cable needle. Don't know why everyone has to make it so complicated, thanks for simplifying it! ❤️

An alternative is to K2tog and keep on the left needle, then k the first stitch again then pass this to the right needle letting the remaining stitch come of the left needle. I find this easier.

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Thank you

That is so much easier than how I’ve been trapping the two or more colors for years and years! I am an every 4 to 5 st trapper, too. Thank you for this tutorial!