Thank you, Staci. This was very useful. And as always, you are a great teacher. I learned how to bind off purlwise, and a bonus! How to get a better edge on my purl rows. Thank youj.
Hi Staci - I will be greatefull if you could do video's on the following stickers (when you have the time) - PDYO (Purl, dropping extra yarn over from previous row) and P2YO (Purl, yarning over twice on this st).
Great !!! Thanks Staci, always love how congruent - the continuity of your stitches, beautiful finish;) Thanks for being the best online 👩🏫 teacher (still need a cute knitting ball with needles - in variety of colors plus a cute young gal knitting icon ;) Enjoy your week and Happy Easter!!! 🌷 🐣 🌷
Thank you for sharing Staci! I always learn something New from you! Now, I only wish that I could hold my needles and knit as fast as you too. Signed, Slow Poke Knitter. 🙄
Thank you! A few comments: Cowls --- I'm doing a cowl which says bind off purlwise and I'm pretty sure it's to match the other side of the cowl. Second: Where did you get your necklace? It's lovely! and Finally: Can you do a bind off both ways (K) and (P) in the round as a video? That would be helpful! Thanks again!
Thank you Staci for this excellent video. I have one pattern that I am working on that tells me to bind-off the first stitch purlwise and all the others knitwise. Does that mean I do 1 purl followed by 1 knit and then pass the stitch over like in a bind-off? Thanks in advance!
Hi Staci. This is probably a weird question to ask on this video but I was wondering what are the difference between knitting all stitches ( garter stitch) and purling all stitches ( reverse garter stitch) it's essentially the same no? You still get the same fabric, or am I missing something. Thanks for all of your wonderful help.
Thank you - love your videos! Quick question - would you use this in binding off a k2 p2 ribbing, for example? Or would you just do all knit even over the purl stitches? Thank you
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You've been my go-to for refreshers or new techniques for years now. Great and clear job, as always.
Great. I like that you move the yarn to the other side when bring one stitch over the other. Thanks.
Thanks! And don't ever stop talking. :) . Love your videos, podcasts and website. Hope you have a great day!
I’ve always kept the yarn at the front. Good to know that putting in it back doesn’t change the look of the bind off. 👍🏾
Thank you, I’ve always bound off knit-wise , but that looks great! Now I can do both....You are an awesome teacher!
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Thank you, Staci. This was very useful. And as always, you are a great teacher. I learned how to bind off purlwise, and a bonus! How to get a better edge on my purl rows. Thank youj.
Hi Staci - I will be greatefull if you could do video's on the following stickers (when you have the time) - PDYO (Purl, dropping extra yarn over from previous row) and P2YO (Purl, yarning over twice on this st).
I can't believe I never thought of putting the yarn in the back lol!! Thanks so much!! :)
I just love watching you knit! Thanks for your always excellent instruction!
Thank you Staci. I actually did this just last night and after watching your video, I'm happy to say I did it correctly :-)
Great !!! Thanks Staci, always love how congruent - the continuity of your stitches, beautiful finish;) Thanks for being the best online 👩🏫 teacher (still need a cute knitting ball with needles - in variety of colors plus a cute young gal knitting icon ;) Enjoy your week and Happy Easter!!!
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Thank you Staci .. you provide the Best information to help us. Thanks again
Yes, thank you! Your videos are the best!
Thanks for always crystal clear and very helpful explanations!
Thank you so much. Your video was exactly what I needed. 😊
Thanks. I love your helpful tutorials.
Thanks, I can always depend on your clear instructions.
Thanks for this video! Really well explained 😊
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Thank you for sharing Staci! I always learn something New from you! Now, I only wish that I could hold my needles and knit as fast as you too. Signed, Slow Poke Knitter. 🙄
Great tutorial, as always!
Thank you! A few comments: Cowls --- I'm doing a cowl which says bind off purlwise and I'm pretty sure it's to match the other side of the cowl. Second: Where did you get your necklace? It's lovely! and Finally: Can you do a bind off both ways (K) and (P) in the round as a video? That would be helpful! Thanks again!
Thank you Staci for this excellent video. I have one pattern that I am working on that tells me to bind-off the first stitch purlwise and all the others knitwise. Does that mean I do 1 purl followed by 1 knit and then pass the stitch over like in a bind-off? Thanks in advance!
Never thought of moving the yarn. I always just go to the back and psso. HUH! Thanks!
Hi Staci. This is probably a weird question to ask on this video but I was wondering what are the difference between knitting all stitches ( garter stitch) and purling all stitches ( reverse garter stitch) it's essentially the same no? You still get the same fabric, or am I missing something. Thanks for all of your wonderful help.
On a flat piece of work, knitting every row or purling every row gives you the same result - garter stitch.
I insert the left needle through the back without moving the yarn to the back. Does this achieve the same results?
Thankyou for your tutorial!
Thank you - love your videos! Quick question - would you use this in binding off a k2 p2 ribbing, for example? Or would you just do all knit even over the purl stitches? Thank you
What you're describing is called binding-off in pattern, here's a video: ruclips.net/video/blNnmLp_EUM/видео.html
Thank you Staci! Appreciate your clarity and help!
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