Thank you for taking so much time in explaining your stitches. You are very talented and tonight I have watch you make about 6 different stitches. Love them all and what to try each and everyone. Thank you so much again. your grandson sounds so sweet in the background .
These videos are fantastic. I have discovered that I cannot learn knit stitches without watching it as it is done, so I dearly appreciate seeing unusual stitches to try.
I love the way you ask: isn't it pretty??? I tend to answer you saying yes! Lol Your voice is so soft and your accent gives me a very comforting feeling, so it makes me relaxed to learn your stitches... needless to say I looooove your channel and already used some of your stitches... thanks so much!!!!😊😊
you probably dont care but does any of you know of a method to get back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid lost the password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
@Jordan Keith i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and im in the hacking process now. Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Fabulous I’m looking at all your pattern now I want to make a scarf. I love your simple explanations looks like you have knitted for years and with that kind of experience comes great craftsmanship again I have no clue what anyone disliked this I will be subscribing thanks
I just love knitting and I carry my yarn and needles. wherever I go. I'm always looking for stitches, techniques, yarns, etc. As soon I found your channel I subscribed because I love the way you handle not only yarn and needes but yourself. You have the patience, the voice and the expertise to teach. Congratulations and please, don't ever quit., Your new fan!i
Óla 👋 Wahou I love this stitch 😍♥️ it’s really a beautiful stich 🤩 and the way you explain and show is so easy to understand and do ! 👏🙌 thank you so much for sharing your great know-how and for being so patient in your explanations 🙏💝 Lots of hugs and kisses for you and Ana from France 👋😘😘😘
I wanted to say Thank you for sharing your knowledge in your craft. I am a rather new knitter and after learning Knit and Purls, This stitch here was my 1st knitting project i made a scarf from this beautiful stitch! I have also made a beautiful baby blanket! I am a big fan and love and learn from your videos! Thank you again =)
I'm having the most fun following you! Doing a sweater, and made the back with your three stitch lace pattern. Going to make the sleeves and use this star lace stitch. You make knitting easy and do-able! Thank you so much.
I am a quilter, needlepoint, etc, etc,,,, and went to s knit shop last winter and loved knitting! I walked out with enough yarn snd needles to make s scarf but ran out to finish ends snd I'm stuck in finishing ends, tying off or however you call it. I need help casting in snd off. Your video has inspired me to get out my knitting box snd play around with it. Thank you! Very very well done!
+Sandra Henderson Good! I'm glad. Knitting is wonderful. Get some matching yarn for the ends of your scarf, so you can wear it! So nice to show off what you make!
Fantastic video and such a beautiful stitch! I've been wanting to get into lace knitting for a while now, and now I think I finally have the confidence to start!
Lovely stitch! Love watching your hands! I have made three shawls and each time I make sure the project is in a different stitch. Can't wait to use this one. Love the suggestion below regarding crescent shawl increase - I am assuming purl and increase until enough stitches for increments of 4, plus 1. Please confirm that this is accurate. Thank you!!! :)
Nice pattern! Heads-up on 2 things in the written instructions though: you might want to change the equal sign to a + sign in 4=1 for # of sts to co, and I think step 1 should end with "k last 2 sts"? Anyway, thanks for an easy, pretty design!
Your "yarnover" is actually a 'reverse yarnove'r because you wrap the yarn over the needle from back to front and then under from front to back - instead of under from back to front and then over from front to back which is a true yarnover. So. Should I knit a yarnover (which you tell us to do) or a reverse yarnover (like you knit)?
+Natalie Ford I'm doing a star stitch project that's basically the same stitch as this the difference being that I do a normal yarn over and a row of knits in between each row of stars - or flat knots - and it looks pretty much exactly the same. You can change up the size of your needle depending how open you want it to look. So I do not believe it matters, also you can do purls or knits, as long as you pick one and stick with it. (changes which side of your work is the right and wrong side is all)
Hi there, I Love this, but no matter how often I do it it comes up with the trellis shaping but instead of one hole in the centre of each, I have four smaller ones! Still very pretty, it I would like the same result as you!
just curious, what is the significance of knitting the three stitches through the back as opposed to knitting them like a regular knit stitch? will it make much of a difference either way? i am learning this stitch for the first time and i like it!
hi, thank you for the Star Lace Stitch, it is beautiful. Q: after cast-on when i start Row #1 am i K3 into the cast on stitches? or should i knit one entire row first? thanks
Hello Joanne, I'm in love with this Star Lace pattern but can't seem to make it work in the round. Do the stitches remain 4+1 when I cast on or do I have to cast on multiples of only 4? Thanks for you help. Sonia
I was trying to ad stiches on the sides to make a blanket but i was confused on where to start knitting the three, hard to explain. I'll just have to look for a different video. Thank you, the instructions are clear but I couldn't see the stiches on the needle , in order to see which stiches you were picking up.
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A pretty stitck and a lovely woman explaining in a clear and easy way all stitches! Thank you Joannes!
Thank you for taking so much time in explaining your stitches. You are very talented and tonight I have watch you make about 6 different stitches. Love them all and what to try each and everyone. Thank you so much again. your grandson sounds so sweet in the background .
Thank you. Keep watching us and suscribe to our channel. We love notes like yours!
These videos are fantastic. I have discovered that I cannot learn knit stitches without watching it as it is done, so I dearly appreciate seeing unusual stitches to try.
Why they are people who give thumbs down??what can u ask more,the instruction is clear,vids beautifully taken,sounds clear.
Thank you. It happens.
I love the way you ask: isn't it pretty??? I tend to answer you saying yes! Lol
Your voice is so soft and your accent gives me a very comforting feeling, so it makes me relaxed to learn your stitches... needless to say I looooove your channel and already used some of your stitches... thanks so much!!!!😊😊
you probably dont care but does any of you know of a method to get back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid lost the password. I love any tricks you can offer me!
@Santiago Cassius Instablaster ;)
@Jordan Keith i really appreciate your reply. I found the site through google and im in the hacking process now.
Takes quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Jordan Keith it did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much you really help me out!
@Santiago Cassius Glad I could help :D
I have learned more new stitches on this site than any other....Joanne has the prettiest stitches I've ever seen and very easy.
+Kitty Hill Thank you!
Fabulous I’m looking at all your pattern now I want to make a scarf. I love your simple explanations looks like you have knitted for years and with that kind of experience comes great craftsmanship again I have no clue what anyone disliked this I will be subscribing thanks
Try the feather and fan one for a scarf I tried it and it turned out lovely
I love your videos. You explain everything so it becomes easy. Thank you so much. Please keep making videos!
I just love knitting and I carry my yarn and needles. wherever I go. I'm always looking for stitches, techniques, yarns, etc. As soon I found your channel I subscribed because I love the way you handle not only yarn and needes but yourself. You have the patience, the voice and the expertise to teach. Congratulations and please, don't ever quit., Your new fan!i
Thank you!!!
Really really really very nice 👍 god bless u your way of teaching very very good 💕💕💕💕❤️👌🙏🏻
I love your way of shareing designs.U have so much patience in your voice.Thank u.
Óla 👋 Wahou I love this stitch 😍♥️ it’s really a beautiful stich 🤩 and the way you explain and show is so easy to understand and do ! 👏🙌 thank you so much for sharing your great know-how and for being so patient in your explanations 🙏💝 Lots of hugs and kisses for you and Ana from France 👋😘😘😘
Lovely Edith
I wanted to say Thank you for sharing your knowledge in your craft. I am a rather new knitter and after learning Knit and Purls, This stitch here was my 1st knitting project i made a scarf from this beautiful stitch! I have also made a beautiful baby blanket! I am a big fan and love and learn from your videos! Thank you again =)
Watching your videos is like learning from my grandmother. You have so much patience in your voice and I just love your accent.
Michelle Olson I feel the same way!
I'm having the most fun following you! Doing a sweater, and made the back with your three stitch lace pattern. Going to make the sleeves and use this star lace stitch. You make knitting easy and do-able! Thank you so much.
Thank you!!!
Another beautiful stitch. Glad to have found your channel.
Lovely pattern. You have a great speaking voice and the videos are clear. Nicely done!
What a pretty pattern auntyji thank you for sharing
I have started a baby blanket with your beautiful stitch. Thanks again for the great instruction.
Thank you for your patience for making teaching videos! This would make a lovely scarf
Thank you so much! I love your videos and beautiful stitches! You make everything so easy to understand and follow!
Yes she does try the feather and fan stitch it's lovely for a scarf
Once again instructions so clear, thank you for sharing your time and knowledge Kath
I love your tutorials and patterns....thank you so much for the easy to follow videos!!!
what a pretty stitch. Thank you for videos I have learned so much from your instruction.
Very elegant pattern, thank you very much! I have my Mum’s baby yarn and didn’t know what to do with it. Now I do.
love love love your patterns your make them so easy and they are very nice patterns thank you so much i look forward to more xx
I am a quilter, needlepoint, etc, etc,,,, and went to s knit shop last winter and loved knitting! I walked out with enough yarn snd needles to make s scarf but ran out to finish ends snd I'm stuck in finishing ends, tying off or however you call it. I need help casting in snd off. Your video has inspired me to get out my knitting box snd play around with it. Thank you! Very very well done!
+Sandra Henderson Good! I'm glad. Knitting is wonderful. Get some matching yarn for the ends of your scarf, so you can wear it! So nice to show off what you make!
Fantastic video and such a beautiful stitch! I've been wanting to get into lace knitting for a while now, and now I think I finally have the confidence to start!
You should try Joanne's video for the feather and fan stitch, I made a scarf using this stitch and it turned out lovely
Thanx for shareing a lovely nd unique design.I love it.
This is beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. You certainly make this look easy. I am so inspired!
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A pretty stitch flower, a lovely one for a baby, thank you x
Beautiful stitch 😊
Fabulous! I loved the look. Thankyou
That looks beautiful especially with light blue yarn
Lovely stitch, thanks for shering.Greetings from the Netherlands
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+Alex Madrigal I am learning lace stitches. I found you Web page last week, and I am very happy the way you teach. Thank you very much. Maria
This is a lovely stitch. thanks for sharing.
Wow, I love that stitch pattern!
Have u tried the fan lace pattern it's lovely as well
Thank-you for showing us this pretty stitch.
These are great videos! Thanks for sharing your knitting knowledge!
lovely lady wonderful teacher and amazing creation love from Bangladesh Asia
Thank you for sharing lovely lady ❤
Thank you for all your great videos, great to learn from, THANK you!
Beautiful stitch. Thanks for sharing!
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This stitch is so pretty. Love you accent as well. :)
Thank you very much for sharing all your beautiful tutorials, God bless you!
So beautiful! Thank you! 🌺🌸🌺🌸
I love all your videos........Thank you so much for them.
Yes Joanne is so patient and r explains the stitches so well
I love your video's. Thank you so much .
Thnakyou easy to follow instructions Happy knitter from New Zealand
Beautiful stitch thank you Jane x
I loved this stitch. Thanks so much indeed
Have u tried the feather and fan stitch I made a scarf using this stitch it's lovely
Thank you. Very nice stitch!💐
a very nice stich a good and easy tutorial
Beautiful stitch!
Great and easy to understand 💝💝💝🙏🙏💝
I like your lace star. Thank you
Thank you. This pattern its nice. Greetings from Germany.
This is a lovely stitch, thanks
Lovely stitch! Love watching your hands! I have made three shawls and each time I make sure the project is in a different stitch. Can't wait to use this one. Love the suggestion below regarding crescent shawl increase - I am assuming purl and increase until enough stitches for increments of 4, plus 1. Please confirm that this is accurate. Thank you!!! :)
Yes
Love this star stitch
Nice pattern! Heads-up on 2 things in the written instructions though: you might want to change the equal sign to a + sign in 4=1 for # of sts to co, and I think step 1 should end with "k last 2 sts"? Anyway, thanks for an easy, pretty design!
Your "yarnover" is actually a 'reverse yarnove'r because you wrap the yarn over the needle from back to front and then under from front to back - instead of under from back to front and then over from front to back which is a true yarnover. So. Should I knit a yarnover (which you tell us to do) or a reverse yarnover (like you knit)?
+Natalie Ford I'm doing a star stitch project that's basically the same stitch as this the difference being that I do a normal yarn over and a row of knits in between each row of stars - or flat knots - and it looks pretty much exactly the same. You can change up the size of your needle depending how open you want it to look. So I do not believe it matters, also you can do purls or knits, as long as you pick one and stick with it. (changes which side of your work is the right and wrong side is all)
+Natalie Ford - So, as long as you have the yarn go over (around) the right needle as to make another stitch, you're good.
+Natalie Ford or a wrap, not a regular yarn over.
Just follow what Joanne is doing or do your own style. Whatever works for you.
Thankyou. You explain so well.
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Very pretty stitch
Very nice design
Hi there, I Love this, but no matter how often I do it it comes up with the trellis shaping but instead of one hole in the centre of each, I have four smaller ones! Still very pretty, it I would like the same result as you!
Beautiful
That's beautiful, show us how to make a hat or a cowl with this pattern. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely work!!! Video is very well done, thanks for sharing!!!
Love it. I will try it ❤
It looks like a diasy flower thank you well done
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lovely Stich!
you tell so sweet. Thank you very very much for explaining.
Thank you so much mam...God bless you
Very nice
love the stich pretty
Very good dezine sister,thank you
2018. I really enjoy this group of patterns. I like the fact that Joanne is patient and clear in her instructions.Do you have a book of pattern?
No, I don't. I guess you and I already have it here. I'll be a good idea to separate them in categories.
Really beautiful.
I love this stich
Love this stitch but I gotta ask after you do cast on do you do a whole roll to knit or peril before you start the row 1 to 4 ?
Very very nice! Thank you
This is vvvvv nice design but DeAr Grandma please teach us from the beginning for absolute beginners. Thaaaanx a lotttt.🌹🌷
Thank you. !!!
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JoannesWeb Love you Grandma for the BeAuTiFuL reply. Stay BlEsSeD Always. 🎁🎁🎁💖
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Just beautiful, thank you.
Beautiful!
thank you very much for the sharing.
Love it!!!
just curious, what is the significance of knitting the three stitches through the back as opposed to knitting them like a regular knit stitch? will it make much of a difference either way? i am learning this stitch for the first time and i like it!
+rebeccascookies It does look different. The stitches "fall" differently.
rebeccascooki
Está sra me encanta como teje y enseña
+Lupita Soto Muchas gracias, Lupita. Saludos.
Another beautiful pattern like your three stitch but alternating with the k1. I love your accent, what is your native country?
I was born in Philadelphia. Lived and other Countries so I also speak Spanish and French also. Together they give a funny accent. lol
hi, thank you for the Star Lace Stitch, it is beautiful.
Q: after cast-on when i start Row #1 am i K3 into the cast on stitches? or should i knit one entire row first? thanks
Row 1 is immediately after the cast on stitches.
Very nice thanks
Hello Joanne, I'm in love with this Star Lace pattern but can't seem to make it work in the round. Do the stitches remain 4+1 when I cast on or do I have to cast on multiples of only 4? Thanks for you help. Sonia
thanks
I am learning a lot
I was trying to ad stiches on the sides to make a blanket but i was confused on where to start knitting the three, hard to explain.
I'll just have to look for a different video. Thank you, the instructions are clear but I couldn't see the stiches on the needle , in order to see which stiches you were picking up.
you can put some stitch markers at the start and at the end, so you know what stitches are from the pattern and what stitches are on the edges
Hola,hola Querida maestra
le sigo desde hace tiempo
Le agradecería hiciera más vídeos en español
Saludos
Gracias
Si Letty. Vamos a hacer lo posible. Gracias
very nice .