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If one were following a pattern that didn’t have that contrast stripe at the bottom, would you just knit the dark stitches with the dark yarn or would you skip that step and go right to Kitchener stitch?

Just found this. Thank you so very much. Even though this is 3 years old it's helping me today. Brilliant.

Do you only knit into the back leg for that first row or is this continuous through out?

Can you show me how to make the cardigan collar?

May I ask For the needle, what number needle can be use for double knitting so the the knitting look beautiful. Thank you frm indonesia.

Turn off the music. It makes it hard to hear what you're saying (and it's not necessary). Thanks for the lesson!!

Why are you putting the dark stitches on the two needles knitwise through the back loop and then knitting through the back loop? Couldn’t you just do the dark stitches on purlwise just like the lighter and knit normally?

I just started your Tree of Gondor blanket and when I come to the end of the first row should I unravel the slip knot?

This was very helpful ❤ i have a cart whit cddp... is that the same as pccd?

working on a patchwork knit blanket kit and almost done with the last set of 6 blocks. the pattern calls for dpn's for the join so i searched and this came up. I hope this technique will work for the short joins used to make long strips and for joining the long strips...

It is beautiful

What’s the Congo or whatever method you did? Why knit in the back loop to orientate? Is there a different cast on that’s correct from the start?

Plse tell me, if I want to knit a cap in the round with 144 sts but I am double knitting, do I need to cast on double that amount of stitches?

You're an angel. Thank you for the video, it was easy to follow. Thank you!

I like this very much - it's nice to make a unifying feature of the join - especially if you're joining different-coloured squares. Thanks for posting!

What a wonderful video. I just stumbled upon your channel and I am a new subscriber. Thanks so much.

So well demonstrated ❤🎉

Only difference is my index finger is bent by some reason when I do like that

0:45 so helpful thanks!!!@ ❤❤❤😊😊😊 new sibscriber ❤❤😊😊

Thank you so so much, your video is much much better than the other cat’s paws, than the one I Saw. Now I know how I Will make my niece’s sweater. You are the best to explain. ❤❤❤❤

Would you say this joining stitch is strong enough to use on a big blanket made of a very chunky yarn? I'm concerned the stitches would stretch due to the weight of the blanket.

I really liked this stitch. I like the embroidery effect, the flat seam and using crochet on a knitted piece! Easy to do once your practice a little and it’s a great finish, thank you!

I KNOW YOU ❤️ 😁😁😁

This is great thanks, it also looks symmetrical from the wrong side! 😁

Any newbies watching, DO NOT COPY THIS VIDEO! SHE DOESN'T KNOW WHAT SHE DOING! You must have only been knitting in total of your life for 1 hour! If that! Your very first purl stitch you did the correct way way, counter clock wise! The rest where you tried to show off, you're wrapping it clockwise, thus twisting the stitch each time! Then there's your choice of yarn to demonstrate! Why didn't you use dental floss, it's even thinner, or sewing thread to make even harder to see if that's what you were trying to do!!!!🤨🙄 So it can be seen clearer, use at least a Double Knit weight yarn!

So cool. Thank you.

This is an amazing tutorial thanks!

Great video! Thank you for showing them both in combination and as part of the larger work. This makes a lot more sense efficiency-wise than picking up a cable needle and putting it down a million times. 🤩 I also knit continental, so that was super helpful, too! ❤ from Iowa

Thank you sooooo much❤❤❤ You are my big teacher😊

Thank you for sharing this tutorial, but what if we are finishing a project that does not require an I-cord? How do we finish those last three stitches?

Thanks very much for this simple explanation.

Good video, straight to the point. Thx 👍👍

I wish this video show more about how to make the slip stitched edge and less of continental knitting tips 😢

It would be more helpful if you showed what the pattern is before you work on it. The video is good, but you go to fast. I am new to traveling cables .

Wow!! 🤩

Absolutely the BEST tutorial for Intarsia cables and how to make the back look neat. Thank you so much for the fantastic video!!

This video is a game changer for my purling! Thanks!

Do you need to have the same number of stitches? I am learning how to do different stitches to make a patch-work looking blanket and I’ve noticed that one of the squares is much smaller than the other ones even though I casted the same number of stitches on. What are your thoughts? Thanks!!!

Are you knitting every stitch?

I really like your videos but I strongly prefer that you don’t have on background music bc its very distracting while I’m processing your lessons.

Thank you so much. Very helpful!

I am just learning how to rib stitch and for some reason, it just looks wonky, as if they're backwards. But I haven't tried more than 4-5 rows, I guess I should try a bit longer to see if it's just the stretch that need to normalize.

Thank you this was very detailed and helpful. 😊

That’s smart

Thank you so much for your video! I needed some additional thoughts on how to proceed with learning this skill. Would it be possible for you to make a video with a bunch of your double knitting projects so we can see some different ideas for various ways to use this? Seeing a finished project is much more motivating to me. Thank you!

"Knitting Coach" - Just what I needed! Thank you!

Neat! 😊

Is there a way to make he cast off look similar? I want to knit a scarf and therefore both ends should look the same.

This is so smart, i prefer English knitting (continental has inherent purl tension issues imo) but taught myself portugese for ribbing