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I got too many just Incase materials lying around 😂

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I love that I get to connect other knitters in Europe! ❤️

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Please use the string on the right bottom corner to adjust the video speed. I found it very hard to provide the right speed for everyone. Some want a quick explanation, and some want a very slow presentation. Thank you for your feedback though 😊

No matter what your style of knitting is (Continental or English) a purl is a purl 😅 The instructions do not change

​@@PalmeriKnitsThe tool or gear symbol has all the settings, and if one is using a mobile device, touching the screen usually brings it up on the top right. Touch the symbol, then choose the speed you wish. I find .75 works well, but if I am truly unfamiliar, then .5 is my go to. You can always change it back to a faster speed if needed. Now, back to this video!

Thank you for your review. If you feel it is too fast, there is an option to slow the video speed on the right bottom corner. I think the option will come handy in the future 😊

I have a tutorials for magic loop method with the cable needles (the way I am showing at the end of the video). I haven’t made a tutorial for the double pointed needles method. It is to come out soon. Thank you 😊

@@PalmeriKnitslooking forward to your dpn video. I’ve gotten the cast-on but the first few rows are very fiddly with dpns

Honestly, I haven’t tried yet, so I am not sure. That’s a great idea! I will try that 😊 although, I might go with the lighter macrame cord for a placement.

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I felt the same! That’s why I made this pattern 😊 Maybe I can make more items using macrame cord. If I accomplish, I’ll definitely share on the channel!

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Thank you! I hope the tutorials were helpful 😉

Hi! That is so nice to hear from a person who is from Norway! I believe the majority of people knit in the continental style in Norway? Here in US, there are many English style knitters and less continental knitters. That might also be a reason. I would like to know why too lol

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The short answer is no. If you would like to replace the first and last with this stitch, the count will remain the same. If you would like to add the edging, then you can add two stitches. Depending on what you would like to achieve with the current design.

@@PalmeriKnits if I were to use the method you showed would I knit the first stitch only or the first and last in the current row?

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Knitting is all about what works for you the best :-) I only use this method when my hands need a bit of break from the regular purl.

Yes I did block the scarf. It looks much better after blocking 😊

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Thank you so much! I am just getting to the RUclips comment. I'm sorry I didn't realize your comment sooner on the Love Me Knot video. I am happy to hear that you figured it out 😊 you are much more proactive than I am...I still need to come up with the ideas of christmas knitting/crafting! I hope you will enjoy the needle felting too!

So glad to hear that this video was helpful! Thank you so much for leaving the comment with kind words! I really appreciate it ❤

Seriously, why do we hoard those yarn!?!?😂

I love the idea of using them for stuffed animals!! I need to keep that in mind😆

I hope your edge turned out pretty!

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I am so happy to hear you are enjoying the pattern! and yes, the cables are staggered between row 13 and 27. If you look at the picture of the scarf, its probably easier to tell 😊

yes, I do have a few increase and decrease tutorials. Please look the play list "Knitting Tutorial": ruclips.net/video/EEePuHVVhBs/видео.html I would like to make M1R and M1L video too, but those are not out yet.

I am SO happy to hear that this video helped you! Thank you for leaving the comment 😊

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Thank you for your comment. You just made my day!! Please share your photo when you finish the piece 😊 By the way, what language do you speak?

@@PalmeriKnits I'm from Belarus and speak Russian. I'm knitting the scarf already, one third is done! I enjoy the process so much, the technic is easy, but the result looks complex and artistic) Where can I send photos when I finish?

@@user-qm6oq9ig7f I love meeting with people from all over the world! Is there traditional knitting from Belarus? I have heard of Lativian knitting and am also in love with the Happusalu shawl from Estonia. So many traditions in European countries. It is very inspiring ❤ I have a Facebook group, "Palmeri love to knit," an Instagram account, and Ravelry. Do you have an account for either of site?

@@PalmeriKnits that's so nice that you are interested in traditional knitting and through knitting you get acquainted with other cultures as well) as for Belorussian knitting I cannot give a professional answer. If it exists it is not popular. Here we all know about our old weaving traditions. I also know that my great-grandmothers knitted but nothing special just basic socks, sweaters, vests, using the wool from their own or local sheep. I'm still keeping some of this yarn, it is dark-grey and very itchy) But it was popular among our women to wear big woollen shawls in winter, when there was lots of snow and frost, now the winters are mild. So I believe someone should have knitted all these shawls in former times)

@@PalmeriKnits My scarf is ready! It turned out to be a long process, but it was always enjoyable) When I'll take nice photos of it I'll send them to you somewhere, I have all social media you have mentioned)