Easiest Ten Stitch - Short Rows and German Short Rows - Loom Knit Right Handed (CC)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Easiest Loom Knit Ten Stitch Blanket | Right Hand (Short Rows AND German Short Rows) Blog Link and pattern: www.goodknitkis...
The Ten Stitch Blanket is a classic knitting project because of its versatility. The loom knit pattern is converted from the needle knit version by Frankie Brown with permission.
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00:01:46 Double E-Wrap Cast On
00:03:04 Garter stitch ridges
00:04:54 Make a CORNER (Repeat) - second pt is at 00:07:31
00:10:06 JOIN straight section (Repeat)
00:12:32 Problem solve - Which stitch to end before slip knot?
00:14:39 Problem solve -Joining cast on stitches
00:15:42 Bind off
00:18:01 Problem solve - fix gap if needed
00:19:29 Weave tails
00:20:13 German Short Row (DIFFERENT Wrap version).
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I have tried so many tutorials trying to figure out this simple 10 stitch pattern, and this is the first one I could really understand. You hold your yarn and needles the same way I do, so that's a biggy! Thank you! Now, I just need to find out if you do a 10 stitch twist tutorial. I'll keep looking.
lost it after the knit purple double as you jumped the video to next line, would like to see a 10 stitch from start to finish
Would love to see the German short rows for a longer period. For some reason my corners are curved and you you didn’t complete all on camera. Others than that I understood your tutorial
THANK YOU for doing this video and written pattern. I was ready to throw my new loom out after MULTIPLE attempts at the 10 stitch. You made it so clear and easy.
squeen717 Thank you so much!
I too get frustrated, but know it's operator error, where I'm concerned, lol
Finally a clear tutorial. I could never find one that wasn't so difficult and complicated thank you so much
This is the best tutorial. So clear and easy to understand. Thank you!
It is very helpful to have the time stamps if you need to refer back to a certain section. Your videos are very clear and easy to follow.
Thank you for this tutorial! I have been trying to learn how to do this and the other videos I watched were too confusing. I don't know how many times I had to rip out and start over. With this tutorial, I finally got the first 4 corners done.
Thank you so much for this video. It is so clear how to do it. I have looked at other videos in the past - not so good! I just love your tutorials.
Love your video and think I missed something or am just a bit confused (or over thinking). After joining to the cast on edge and turning that corner, how do you identify the corner on the next turn and how do you pick up.those those corner stitches?
Thank you for the video--I was finally able to complete my project and it turned out beautifully!
thank you thank you thank you! I FINALLY understand the german short row!
you are so totally awesome!
zhinka so glad!! Thanks for your comment! ☺️
Great easy video to follow for a huge beginner like me Thank you xx💚
Thank you for posting this video. It will be on my future project list. 😊
Kristen thanks for the awesome video!!! I have watched other videos on the 10 stitch blanket over the last few years and was always either to afraid or to confused on how to do it. Your video made attempting this so incredibly easy!! I am almost through my 1st and skein of caron cakes Faerie and now will need to run to Michaels to see if I can get more. Thanks again !!!
I love this! I tried it only using ewraps and it comes out with ewrap on one side and purl on the other 😀
Very good tutorial Kristen. Im not sure I quite got the German short row part. Thanks.
Thank you for this great video! I would love to see a video for loom knitting socks using the German Short Row technique.
New at this is this easy way to do this.
Could u show a video on what row is the best row to do a color change. Do u change right b4 u work a corner? Do u change on a purl or a knit row? Also, it would be fun to learn about different color patterns with the 10 stitch blanket. I saw your graph.
Kelley Ruplinger here is a video on color changing for the ten stitch. ruclips.net/video/OktPlmnd6Ao/видео.html
OKAY. 1.) Thanks for the awesome tutorial. Can't wait to try this. 2.)You are ADORABLE. Definitely subbed.
8:34 Love your teaching, but I had better start at a beginner level 😂!! I crochet and have done loom stitches but never called stitches pearl as in knitting. So I was confused 😂. Am going to go back at the beginning and try again 😊
Thank you so well explained! I give it a try!
I'm in the first few turns of this pattern and it's taking on this almost conical shape as I'm knitting. I wonder if it's just because it's on a round loom and will flatten out as it gets bigger. I feel like I've followed the pattern correctly. I guess I'll see how it turns out. Thanks for the video!
Kristen, thank you so much for making this wonderful video! You do such a wonderful job, showing and explaining, how to do this blanket. I really appreciate it!! :-)
Excellent video - thank you so much for the close-ups of your stitches, and your great explanations of what to do next. Very helpful!
Kristen, that is way cool. I've never even heard of German Short Rows before. My ten stitch blanket has never worked before, so I guess I'm going to try again. Your technique is different so I'll try it, but the German Short Row scares me so I'll wait and practice on scrap yarn.
Juanita Winkler thanks so much! Yes, I totally understand. I was skeptical as well. Please do give it a try on scrap yarn. I understand it is also a really great method for socks, too!
Kristen, I have a question, I have your book and loom from Boye, "I taught myself to Loom Knit" and I was wondering it is a 12 peg loom on one side and I was going to use it for the 10 stitch blanket, can I use #4 acrylic Red Heart for the blanket, or do I have to use two strands as one?
This is a great tutorial, except I get lost at the join. It’s not clear which side I’m joining. Not even in slow motion. Here I go, back to it. My yarn is all frazzled from so much frogging!😅
I hope I'm going to be able to do this. I think with you tutoring me, I hope. Thank you.
You're welcome, it is my pleasure. All my best to you! :-)
Thanks so much for ur viedos. I just bought ur book on amazon. I cant wait for it to get here!
Great tutorial! Why can't you you use the tail as part sewing closer?
I'd love to learn how to do the dragon scale gloves (open figure) on the flexee loom!
In the pattern, it says do not repeat rows 3-38 except 1 time but then the pattern says to repeat from 3-40. Do I go all the way down the whole side every time? Or do I do 3-40 like it says?
I'm trying to make 5point star blanket
Nice stitch thank you
My ten stitch blanket is sort of wavy, in particular it doesn't sit flat at the corners where I've joined, what am I doing wrong??
Just started watching this video and I noticed when you held up you loom that you had numbered the pegs. Good idea. May I ask what type of pen you used to do this? I tried a couple of times and the ink wears off like right away.
I’m actually not sure. I bought this used and someone had marked it. I’m assuming they used a permanent marker.
Okay im really discouraged im extremely extremely confused i wish that the whole nine rows were recorded because im just confused ive rewinded over 10 times and am still confused with the 1st row is it counted as the knitted row then the second row is purled then every row is knit and purl i dont understand
jessiloves, the 1st row is counted as the knitted row then the second row is purled (these two rows create the 'ridge' she is talking about). you will actually do 18 rows of knitting or purling to get the 9 ridges in garter stitch. The 3rd and then all the odd numbered rows will be knit, the even numbered rows will be purled (except for the 1st stitch -slipped or skipped; and the last one is always knit. I hope this helps and not confuse you more.
Cheri Michaelson THANK YOU i understand it now lol it just clicked
Omg SAME!! so confused
I just ripped it all out . Confused
I’m using Bernat blanket yarn so it’s a lot thicker . I did 9 rows of garter stitches, but it’s not as long as yours... I’m assuming cuz your yarn is thinner. Right?
Love this video thank you for sharing from Jodie
Out of curiosity, count this pattern conceivably be done with 20 stitches instead of 10, making the rows wider?
I keep trying but seem to have a pucker where the first two corners meet. What am I doing wrong?
Are the German short rows done just on the corners or are they done on every row of the blanket?
Tracy Orten just the corners
@@GoodKnitKisses ok - thank you, I appreciate all you do in helping us
Can you repeat the video because you don't show how the 9 peg has 3 and the other ones have 2 raps?
Working on this blanket now but the middle of it wont lay flat.. any reason to that?
When do I do my next corner
How would I tell when to do a corner if I don't do the calculator?
Is there an advantage to using German short rows as opposed to the wrap?
Your videos are the only ones that helped me learn the 10 stitch blanket.
Margo Remet yes. They leave no gaps and it lays down flat at the metered join.
What is the brand name of the yarn you’re using? I have used that yarn before but cannot remember what the name is and where it is sold. Thank you so much for your helpful tutorial!
How easier would this be on a Flexee loom?
Hi Kristen I love your video but I would like to ask a question if we can make it on a rectangular loom please help
Same here. I'm really confused. What your doing is changing too much, ends seem complicated depending what direction your going, and 9 rows? How do u keep track of when you've done 9 rows? Also when u leave your work and come back to it how do I know where I'm at?
Have you gotten the pattern yet? That can also help you count the rows if you want to check off when you have made the ridges/rows. to tell where you have been you can look at the back of the last stitch and see where the yarn is coming from. you can even undo the stitch and tell which direction you knit from last if you are still new to seeing that. That also tells you which type of stitch you were making last to tell where you were. I suggest in this pattern that you always finish at the end of a purl row or a knit row (just pick one and just stick with that.). if possible it is good to stop knitting when ready to start a corner so you can know to always start with a corner but after a while your straight sections become longer and longer. As far and the 9 here is a quote from another watcher, I hope her phrasing gives you a better understanding, "the 1st row is counted as the knitted row then the second row is purled (these two rows create the 'ridge' she is talking about). you will actually do 18 rows of knitting or purling to get the 9 ridges in garter stitch. The 3rd and then all the odd numbered rows will be knit, the even numbered rows will be purled (except for the 1st stitch -slipped or skipped; and the last one is always knit. I hope this helps and not confuse you more." (Quote from Cheri Michaelson)
Saw you on knit crochet now on mar 22 you did a loom with yarn. On front and is there a video
Although I appreciate this tutorial, it just doesn't work out for me :( I've made other 1- stitch blankets and my spine always goes in the right direction, when i did it this way, for some reason I had two different spines, one on each side.
SynfullyWkd67 yes it reduces the bulk of the spine by placing part of it on the back.
So you have to use bulky yarn for the larger gauge?
Ho notato che ci sono varie grandezze di telaio rotondo,ma con il più grande cosa si può utilizzare?Belli i lavori mi sembrano un po difficile,non ci sono varie riviste che fanno vedere gli schema ,mi piacerebbe sapere dove trovarli,per comprarli.
Hi hi first off I love you tutorial it is clear and very easy to understand! Thank you so much. I just a have general question, when starting off does it have to be in multiple of nine repeats or can it be any number of repeats?
I would like to know too. Please let us know. Thank you
i have a question. when you do the repeat are you repeating everything you just did or just the u wrap and purl stitch??
it’s hard to answer that question without knowing what Timestamp you were at when asking. Many things get repeated over and over in this pattern. Every other row is knit and every other row is purled to make garter ridges. If you click in the video description there is a link to the pattern.
Here is the simplistic version of the pattern. The first part of the pattern just works back and forth repeating to a certain length and then you have to make 1 corner. This is the only place where you immediately start the next corner. Then you are at the spot where you are working more garter stitch rows and picking up the edge of the blanket as you go. When you reach the end (of the cast on edge) then another corner is made. Now you work the garter until the other end and make another corner. *Now for the rest of the blanket you continue to work in garter until you reach a mitered corner and then make a corner. Keep repeating from the * until you are happy with the size of your blanket. Simply bind off at a corner.
Hi my name is Linda Galbraith .I needs help with my s loom . this is what me to do .cast on about 128-130. When I do that . then I wrap first 2 pegs skip next peg, I don't know what it means please help me thank you
Linda Galbraith the pattern sounds like it wants you to not put anything on the next peg in order to have a longer “ladder” or “bar” of yarn between stitches. It can create a nice column effect.
Why, do I get a Puckerring bump# the join???
How do you determine the number of pegs required to produce the total width of the project?
I know this was asked a year ago but you only ever work on 10 pegs, to get the size you need you need to keep working around making corners and straight sides until you reach the size you need. I hope this answers you question.
How do I locate/download the PDF color charts?
In the video description is the link to the blog with the pattern and chart shown for free. To download the ad-free PDF there is a clickable link for that. It’s after the bind off info on the blog pattern (just after the photo with the green yarn on the loom). The font is pink.
Ok, I'm new and please no mean commits. I watched the video, and I'm getting ready to do the corner. I decided to watch it the whole video first. Are we just making one square is this a full 10 stich Afghan tutorial. I mean after watching the video, it's a small thing, what do u do to make it an Afghan size?
Just keep going around until it is the size you want, then bind off as she shows.
Why do you do 3 wraps instead of 2 wraps ?
Jennifer Brown it is the method for working back to increase the stitches when completing the second have of the corner. It’s like a gradual increase for a flat panel. The two wraps and wrapping less pegs each row causes the first half of the corner to get smaller. Then the three wraps and wrapping more pegs gradually causes it to go back to the original number of stitches. The extra wraps build a good foundation for there to have a stronger miter join without holes.
Once I finish the square I’m not sure what to do next, is it all corners
Once you get past the center on the ten stitch blanket you continue working a corner then attaching all the stitches along the edge to the next corner.
The steps are:
1. Knit rows to make the center of the blanket.
2. Work 2 full corners.
3. Continue working in garter stitch attaching the edge to the blanket as you go until you reach the next corner. (You will know it’s the corner when you run out of edge stitches to attach.)
4. Work 1 full corner.
5. Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until the blanket is the size you’d like.
I hope this makes sense to you. If not, let me know.
I want to thank you for asking this question! The answer helped me too
Can you make avideo loom knit ababy dress
I was just watching an old video where you mentioned vivaloom for a gorgeous blanket pattern you used. Can't reach them anymore. Can you PLEASE help.
I stated this tonight and I'm only getting garter stitches on ones side of the blanket? Is that right? I usually knit with needles so I'm used to just knitting every row for garter stitch.
The needle version yes you knit every row for garter stitch when working a flat panel & turning. With the loom it is always on the Right Side. So every other row MUST be purled to get the garter stitch ridge.
@@GoodKnitKisses I figured out what I was doing, I was placing my yarn for the purl row above the stitch instead of below. Opps. Thanks for replying.
Kristen, I have a question, I have your book and loom from Boye, "I taught myself to Loom Knit" and I was wondering it is a 12 peg loom on one side and I was going to use it for the 10 stitch blanket, can I use #4 acrylic Red Heart for the blanket, or do I have to use two strands as one?
Juanita Winkler you could test it with the first set of ridges first and take it off the loom to see if one strand will work. Some worsteds are thicker than others.
Could it be done with #4yarn too...
How big is it going to be in the end?
Hey Kristen I have a question for you because I don't know how to plural knit can I e rap the blanket all the way to the end because I am my first time making a blanket on a loom
Yes, mine is all e-wrap, no purls.
Thank you I am going to try it
I know with the straight needles you don’t purl at all it’s all knit can you do this with the loom also
Denise Boldin no. Not for garter stitch on a loom. This is because the Right Side of the work faces outward on the loom unlike on straight needles. So for it to have a purl Row on the RS then you must purl on a loom. For straight needles you turn your work so when knitting on the Wrong Side (WS) it makes the backside of that stitch show on the RS which is a purl stitch. I hope that helps
What yarn are you using? I like the looks of it.
In my video description there is usually a blog link and I tell you what yarn and supplies I use. For this video I state to use appropriate weight yarn for the loom you choose since this pattern is flexible. However I did show a few options in a photo on the blog. I’m not sure if all are still current yarns or not but you may want to check that out. They are laying next to the samples made with that yarn.
Can we use the reverse purl knit stitch? (True knit, classic knit stitch) It's the easiest for me to do and keep the correct tension.
Becky P yes you can. ☺️
Thank you! I'll dig out some yarn and give it a shot :D
I love how easy you make it look and how you explain every detail unlike the other videos! But i have 2 questions, should i change color on the knit or the purl row? And do i need to mark my corners as the other videos suggest?
Amal Idrees I’ll be addressing that for you in an upcoming video. It is best to change on a knit row if you want to show it nicer on the front (Right Side). But if you like the back better on this, some people like to change color on the purl row. However I’ll be going over changing color and the best way to start when you are going for a specific design.
Still don’t get it. I just don’t understand. Maybe one day I will.
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Can you show us how to join corners?
Ashley Harris see min 00:14:39 that shows starting at the corner of the cast on row but it is the same as joining a corner. Just looking carefully at the work.
GoodKnitKisses I'm still having trouble.
Can you please tell us what yarn you used. Great videos.
Patricia Rone thanks! I used Bernat Beyond when I was looming on camera. It is the same as the darker grey yarn. The bright yellow-green sample was Bernat Softee Chunky. The green/grey one was Lion Brand Scarfie.
Love that yarn! What is it, please?
BlueGreen84 Bernat Beyond is the first yarn used. Is that the one? The second was a Lion Brand one.
I get lost after she does 10 rows and then starts the corner...idk her lingo is not easy to understand for me, I'm a beginner and I'm trying to figure out step by step, row by row.
mskittykat1101 have you looked at the written instructions yet? Please remember that this isn’t a beginner pattern. It is an “easy” pattern but that is a step up from beginner. However not all knitters used to the lingo at beginner and easy levels and I totally can understand your frustration. You may want to start with another pattern like my short row miter (we released it a few weeks ago) that basically is one of these corners all by itself. If that’s still too much you may find it easier to start at the beginning of our How to Loom Knit series. It starts with chatting about basic terms and tips then takes you through basic tutorials and builds skills to get into beginner patterns then beginner+ & easy patterns. ☺️
I get lost on the corner everytime
How do I chg video speed? Newbie here LOL
Sandy Seas click the three dots on a mobile device or the gear icon on a desktop. Click playback speed. You will be able to change the video speed that way. Hope that helps!
@@GoodKnitKisses wouldn't ya know it, it's not available on my cellphone. It only offers caption BOO HOO!
It works on my iPhone and look like three dots lined vertically. What kind of phone do you have? Maybe I can ask a friend.
@@GoodKnitKisses Samsung. My phone doesn't show anything but caption when selecting 3 dots.I'm thinking iPhones have the advantage on this one. ThanQ for responding so quickly. I just started subscribing to your channel, and am just starting to loom knit. I'm having some issues, but some wonderful viewers have made excellent suggestions which I am implementing. Like purchasing better loom knitters and getting a book for beginners. I have ripped my project apart 25 xs (no joke) but am not giving up. I'm beginning to notice a lack of focus on my part which causes me to do a stitch wrong. Then, I don't know how to undo it. However, I will NOT give up! Keep up the gr8 work!
@@sandyseas8355 I just found this answer via google. Will paste below.
"Android RUclips app not let you to manage playback speed but you can do so by different method.
Method:
Download an external player that lets you control the speed, like BSplayer. Then in the youtube app when you get to the video you want to watch click the Share button and then select the player you want to use. The external player will open and it will play the video you want, and you can control the speed in it.
I hope you understood."
You need to redo the part from 6:45 to 8:00 as it is not clear at all in that spot.
Lost me at 6:15. First 9 rows were fine and then you lost me completely. I was looking forward to learning from this video. If you call yours easy I guess I won’t be able to learn from anyone else’s
Done to fast for me. I think the assumption is that we are expert already in doing 10 stitch blanket.
Hi Doti. If you click on the gear icon in the video window you can slow down the video speed. This is very helpful when you need to see how each stitch is worked. I hope this helps! (Edited to add: on mobile devices click the vertical 3 dots. That opens a menu and click Playback Speed to change the speed slower or faster.)
I noticed if I'm on my Amazon Fire tablet I don't get the gear on videos to control speed etc. If you can access RUclips with a regular PC, or something running windows, the gear is there. (It may be available on other platforms as well but I can only speak for windows.) I just wanted you to know if the options aren't there for you.
Becky P on mobile devices click the vertical 3 dots. That will give you a menu where you can select playback speed.
I've look everywhere and there's no playback options when I'm on this fire tablet. (I'll check on a different browser someday on this thing. Silk browser seems to have some bad oddities. Tablet was $40 so can't complain much, its great overall) But I swear in desktop or mobile the playback speed is gone only on this tablet using Silk at least (Amazon's browser) I looked again after your reply, but unless its really hidden deep in obscure sub menus, it just isn't an option :( Thank you though for trying to help!!!! If you know someone with one of these, check it out, its really strange the option is gone lol.
I must have a learning disability cuz I’ve watched every damn video for 5 and 10 stitch and I still don’t get it!!
Its super confusing I've done the same