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Hi - I've got a few videos for picking up stitches - this one might show you precisely what you're looking for: ruclips.net/video/4LlTpwXkWVg/видео.html

Thank you!

Music to my ears (eyes?)! I am so glad you have a beautiful seam. Keep up the good work!

Thank you! Happy seaming!

Thank you - you totally get what I'm about. Glad my video helped you! Happy knitting.

I know that feeling - it's hard to teach your hands new things, especially when you're already purling so efficiently with the Norwegian. I'd try working a few stranded projects in the round so you don't need to deal with purl... and then work a stockinette one-color swatch in English purl to get used to it. Good luck!

Thanks so much! I try to keep things simple - glad you're knitting!!!

Hmmm... I'm not sure. If you have a local knitting group, a quick visit with them might be helpful so someone can see what you're doing and how to fix it.

You could use a tapestry needle threaded with your yarn to smooth out that space afterwards, too. Happy knitting!

I'm so glad you found it helpful! Happy knitting!

You'll have to use a small circumference knitting technique like Magic Loop or Double Pointed Needles. I have a video that shows DPN being used at the crown of a hat so you can get the idea of how that works: ruclips.net/video/79pUN2B6R04/видео.html BUT, I will say I've got fabulous seaming tutorials on my channel. It might be easier to make your Christmas bell flat and seam them. Good luck!

My plan with this video was to go over the overall concept of shortening a piece. Sometimes pieces can be shortened at the bottom/top and an edge is then worked. In this case, I was taking out fabric in the middle and grafting was the best way to reconnect the pieces. The grafting took about 20 minutes, so I didn't want to have the video that long. I have a grafting tutorial here, though: ruclips.net/video/A-PwmxPO7YQ/видео.html I hope that helps you!

LOL! I thought maybe there was some new type of seam I didn't know about - thank you for clarifying! Happy seaming.

I am so glad that the video was helpful for you! Happy seaming!

Your brioche patterns will usually indicate how to do your set-up row. In the case of my swatch, my set-up in the white was done as k1, (sl1yo, k1) repeat the ( ) to the end of the row. On the next row, you start incorporating the brk stitches. Good luck!

Fabulous! I love crochet for a quick and sturdy finish on vest armholes. I hope your vest turns out well.

I am so glad to hear that my video helped you. Happy knitting!

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Fun tip! Yes, it can be worked in a few ways and I do like the second slip purlwise method, too! Thanks.

Thank you! I used Yarn Snob Yarns "A Wondrous Worsted" - www.yarnsnobyarns.com/

Yes, you could absolutely purl into the slipknot to work the first cast on stitch purlwise.

@@ShainaBilow thanks ever so much

Amazing! I bet you will - happy knitting!

Thanks so much! Happy seaming!

Hmmm... I wonder what went wrong. Can you double check your count before and after the join? Once the stitches are joined, you'll combine two stitches into one, thereby subtracting that extra stitch.

I'm so glad you liked it! Happy knitting!

YAY! I'm so glad that you found the video helpful and that it clicked for you! Happy knitting!

Hi - this is NOT the same as the purl stitch. The purl is the reverse of the knit stitch. The knit is worked with yarn in back, needle starting out going up the stitch. The purl is worked with yarn in front, needle starting out going down the stitch.

I'm so glad it helped you! Happy seaming!

It's one of those things that somehow gets skipped over in a lot of beginner knitting lessons - Glad it helped you. Happy knitting!

Thank you!! I'm so glad it helped you.

That's typically the way stranded colorwork is done - since it's a repetition of colors in one row or round. Other colorwork techniques like Intarsia, striping, or mosaic knitting don't require two colors to be held at once. Happy knitting!

Thank you so much! Happy seaming!!

Thanks! I try to make my videos that way - I know we watch them because we're in the middle of a project and want to get back to knitting! Enjoy and thanks again for your comment.

Thank you so much! I'm glad the video helped you.

Thanks so much - I'm glad you enjoyed it. Happy knitting!

Enjoy! Thanks for watching.

I'm so glad that my video was helpful to you! Happy knitting.

Very similar. The yarn wraps the opposite way around the knitting needle, though, so that's an important piece to note, otherwise your stitches will be twisted.

Thank you! I'm so glad my video was helpful to you. Happy seaming!

Thank you so much! That's very kind of you to say. Happy knitting!

Thank you!

I'm so glad the video is helpful to you! Happy knitting!

Thank you so much!! Happy knitting

Aww, thanks! Happy knitting!

I'm so glad it helped you! Happy knitting.

Oh, no! I hope the sock is coming along nicely now!

@@ShainaBilow the sock is kind of coming out okay, I feel like the more I unravel because of small mistakes the better I get with each attempt.

@@miuchan107 I definitely learned a LOT ripping out projects and re-working them when I was a beginning knitter. You're on the right track!