How to Knit 1x1 Twisted Rib | A Knitting Tutorial by Summer Lee Design Co.
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This sock knitting tutorial will teach you how to knit a 1x1 twisted rib cuff! It's easier than you think, and it produces a neater 1x1 ribbing!
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Thanks for all you do. I know some people would say it’s only socks but, for me, knitting socks and using your patterns has helped me get through some crappy times.
It's never only socks! I'm the same as you - so much emotional attachment to sock knitting because it's helped me get through crap storms as well! I'm so glad my patterns have helped you! That makes my day to hear!
I know you mentioned that you find it hard to film this, but the quality of the video is top notch. Thanks for teaching me this!
Thank you Summer Lee. Your tip about going between the purl stitch on the backside made all the difference. You are right it’s slow going, but the end result is perfection. Thanks again.
I knit since many years ago, and after having watched a ton of youtube videos about how to knit a lot of stuff and how to learn and use a thousand of techniques, I can say that this video is in my favourites since 2 years ago, and it's the most useful single video I've ever watched.
This is so Easy!! A lot easier then 1x1 Rib. Thank you for teaching me this new way!
I thought this was going to be hard but you make it look so simple!
I do a hybrid by knitting through back leg and purling regular through front leg. It makes a subtle twist.
I like that too! I feel like full on twisted rib slows my down too much, so I'll sometimes just ktbl and purl regular.
I do combination knitting as well. I'm trying Norwegian style via Arne & Carlos. I like their purl also. You don't move the yarn to the front. It's a toss up on which I like better but I'm still learning. I'm gonna train my hands to do both. Depending on the project.
As a knitting teacher I have to say knitting way on the points of your needles like that gives you really tight knitting. Give it more stick!
Hi, My name is Summer too, actually similar to yours, Summer Linn!
anyway I am a crochter and have a crochet youtube channel; summer's tips and stitches.
I am trying to learn to knint, with my end goal being socks!! I found an easy tube sock pattern, but it called for a 1x1 twisted rib...your channel was one of the first listed in the search.
-thank you for a very clear explination and tutorial
Thank you! Love this easy to understand tutorial! I saved it and will refer to it again to make your sock designs😃
Wowwwww It is so beautiful. It is clean. I love it. Thank you very much for those explanations. I am a new viewer on your channel. My English is not very good but I hope you will understand what I am saying. Thank you again and happy knitting 🧶
This is a great how to video. Going to try this . Thank you.
Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful!
Love your videos. It would be nice to have a tutorial exclusively for fixing errors.
THAT‘s all?! 😮 Now I feel prepared.
I love your tutorials! Would you be able to do a fleegle heel tutorial and/or Kitchener stitch? I’ve been struggling to learn both of these. Thanks for all you do, your designs and videos are some of my favorites 😃
I've got a tutorial for Kitchener stitch here! ruclips.net/video/YaiqaWQo328/видео.html
I haven't done a fleegle heel myself, but it's on my list to learn this year!
@@summerleedesignco.6471 YOU ARE THE BEST!! Idk how I missed it, thanks for the help 😄
I'm a combination knitter. Also new but I crochet.( I do continental of course). So I found Arne & Carlos who do Norwegian knitting bthey twist the knits only. Anyhoo, I was just trying to figure out how to not untwist my stitches for combination knitting. I think u answered the question. Go thru back loop both times. I'm trying it now. Trying a bunch of different stuff whior I'm developing my muscle memory. I love combination knitting but Norwegian is nice too. Hard to keep my finger from sticking up. I normally try to keep my finger down and don't like purling where I have to push the yarn down w my finger.
Mvto Summer! This was a great tutorial and has really helped me 🤗
As a beginner....I really wanted to see how to fix it when you made that error! Thanks for a great tutorial!
Do you repeat this on both sides of the work?
So I have done the ribbing of K1bl and a regular purl. What is the difference visually between what I do and this method? I am intrigued by yours. But the purl stitch isn't as visual as the knit stitch. So I am just curious?? Thank you!
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hi. did you increase in the pink 1x1 rib? im knitting a balaclava so i need the bottom ribbing to look like that V shape.
I only know it with knitted stitches. Additionally twisted left is not bad either. Is the cuff elastic like a "normal" knitted one?
So I have played with this quite a bit...When I'm ribbing with a magic loop... I discovered that knitting normal stitches and wrapping the purl stitch backwards makes a snug rib.
Can this be done with continental knitting? I'm trying to imagine it and just can't!
So how do you bind off in 1x1 twisted rib? Do you do it in pattern?
Hello! Is it east method?
I reached for my phone!!
Would this work for 2 x 1 ribbing?
Yes
Oh. this is little hard on the 1st row after cast on.. but thx you I will endure.
Question: is there a difference in tension between the twisted rib and regular rib?
Thanks!
I feel like my tension stays more consistent on twisted rib, and it's tighter for sure!
I don’t particularly like twisted as I have large ankles and it doesn’t stretch as much over them for socks 😅
I enjoy your tutorials but find that after I watch yours I have to search for the same type of tutorial but using Continental knitting, I have never knit as you do so it is difficult to follow along.
Well think of all the people who have the opposite problem, or who flick or who hold their needles under their arm?