This is a super easy 1-row pattern that is immensely engaging as well! I've added 2 extra stitches for the selvedge edges. Pattern from: www.yarnharlot....
(4/6/23) Thank you from a very beginning Knitter. I've been practicing on the C2C dishcloth, but I think I’m ready for this scarf. (I’m coming from Crochet, so I do hold my yarn Continental style.) You have a pleasant voice and clear instruction. I will look for more of your videos. 🌻🧶
Excellent video. Pattern works up fast. I’m using this pattern for a dishcloth. It’s thick and cushy with lots of texture. I will add it to my faves list. Thank you for sharing! :)
I've loved this pattern for years. If you use variegated yarn it frequently pools and is great for making square or rectangular motifs to join together later for an afghan.
Made this except these stitches did not come out the same S your own. I watched you many times yet not the same results as your own stitches. This is very beautiful thank you for sharing.
Thank you for this tutorial! 😻 I love this pattern and now i can do it with confidence! And I'm making a scarf for my bestie using this pattern, hope he'll like it ❤️ thank you ❤️
very good video and commentary very clear and easy to understand one thing that caught my attention was your translation of KTBL and would also apply to KTFL ...there is only 1 loop and the loop is comprised of 2 legs which straddle the needle making the loop ...which allows us to knit though the front leg ...a regular knit stitch ...KBLT ...knit through back leg which produces a twisted stitch as in this pattern or KTFB ...knit through front leg and the back leg which produces an increase of one stitch ...thank you for your demonstration and post I hope my loop and leg information helps you as your video did me ;-)
I was wondering the same thing since I like doing scarf and hat sets too. I don't know if you ever found your answer, but I did by watching another tuber, So Woolly. She demonstrates both english and continental and explains it's a 2 row repeat. I use different coloured markers to know which row I have to knit. Hope that helps.
I found this pattern on Revelry. It is a nice-looking scarf. I would like to make this scarf. If I'm making for a teen male, how many stitches should I cast on? I would like it to wrap around the neck one and have a little drape (if that makes sense.) Thanks!
“Not knit through the back loop,” (incorrect as this implies there is a front and back loop), but “knit through the back OF THE loop” because there is only one loop. My apologies, but the knitter/narrator is not a native speaker of English and does not understand the above use of English. I hope this helps everyone. Thank you!
Geez. Every knitting book, every video, and every pattern I’ve seen since I’ve been knitting references this stitch as “knit through the back loop” (ktbl). It’s standard knitting shorthand and has nothing to do with anyone’s English skills (Shame on you! And no, pointing this out was not helpful). She demonstrated it beautifully. Of course it’s not proper grammar, it’s shorthand and I’m pretty sure she didn’t invent it. Lighten up. It’s knitting.
(4/6/23) Thank you from a very beginning Knitter. I've been practicing on the C2C dishcloth, but I think I’m ready for this scarf. (I’m coming from Crochet, so I do hold my yarn Continental style.) You have a pleasant voice and clear instruction. I will look for more of your videos. 🌻🧶
Thank you for explaining the knit through the back and the abbreviation. I'm new and I need the slow step by step. Your a great teacher 👍
I make a scarf and it's a beautiful pattern! Very easy to knit. Thank you for the great instructions!
Lovely pattern 🙌
I’ve been making these scarves for years.
It’s a Stephanie Pearl-McPhee pattern.
Love how you show how some mistakes can be made by an inexperienced knitter when first trying out this pattern. This was very kind. Bye
Excellent demo and camera work. Clearly shown technique. Kudos to you Stephanie.
Excellent video. Pattern works up fast. I’m using this pattern for a dishcloth. It’s thick and cushy with lots of texture. I will add it to my faves list. Thank you for sharing! :)
I've loved this pattern for years. If you use variegated yarn it frequently pools and is great for making square or rectangular motifs to join together later for an afghan.
What do you mean by saying variegated yarns pool? Is it a good thing or a bad thing?
So beautiful
Very beautiful. I think I'll knit a blanket using this stitch. Very nice and clear tutorial. Thanks
Beautiful colour for a scarf🎉❤
I love it, thank you so much.. the video is so clear and easy to understand.. I love the edges too.. I'm going to use them in every scarf from now on.
Made this except these stitches did not come out the same S your own. I watched you many times yet not the same results as your own stitches. This is very beautiful thank you for sharing.
I am knitting my third scarf already. Thank you! Thank you, Stephanie Pearl-McPhee!
Thank you so very much for showing this pattern in continental knitting. Shall now try it.
Thank you for this tutorial! 😻 I love this pattern and now i can do it with confidence! And I'm making a scarf for my bestie using this pattern, hope he'll like it ❤️ thank you ❤️
Your instructions are so clear.. and easy to follow.. Thank you..
Superb ...Lovely ..Only one row to remember ..Thats amazing ..
very good video and commentary very clear and easy to understand one thing that caught my attention was your translation of KTBL and would also apply to KTFL ...there is only 1 loop and the loop is comprised of 2 legs which straddle the needle making the loop ...which allows us to knit though the front leg ...a regular knit stitch ...KBLT ...knit through back leg which produces a twisted stitch as in this pattern or KTFB ...knit through front leg and the back leg which produces an increase of one stitch ...thank you for your demonstration and post I hope my loop and leg information helps you as your video did me ;-)
great video! Going to try this pattern. Love the needles too
Thank you for this nice n easy pattern I've made 4 scarves, a hat n a blouse
Nice tutorial.i was thinking of using this pattern for a poncho.🧶
I've always knitted in the back. This looks interesting.
Like the firm, even edges.
so very easy AND pretty!
Live this pattern will start third one, thanks
Merry Christmas
Pretty and simple stitch pattern
What size needles do I use
Thank you so much ❣️
Beautiful
Thank you I have made two scarfs and a blouse
Looking very nice 👌
Is it just plain cast off, or cast off following pattern
Nice how many stitches cast for this scarf could not understand thanks
Very interesting stitch. Thanks.
Excellent video!
Very easy n pretty looking, will try one scarf , Thks for sharing,all yr vid r a great help for me.God bless hug n kisssessss😀😀😀😀😀
Rosy Ittoo
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How do you start it from the bottom after your cast on? Do you start working in patten as the first row?
3:12 for continental knitters
How do I knit this in a round?
I tried but think I'm making the mistake all the time but couldn't figure it out
Hi I just recently did this
Want to do this as a scarf & beanie set, How would I do this is on a circular needle, would it be possible?
I was wondering the same thing since I like doing scarf and hat sets too. I don't know if you ever found your answer, but I did by watching another tuber, So Woolly. She demonstrates both english and continental and explains it's a 2 row repeat. I use different coloured markers to know which row I have to knit. Hope that helps.
thank you
very very nice.
Mam please tell me which woollen type you used for this if its available in online send me link also
Which no. Needles have u used .....Yarn of two ply vil it b good......
Bonjour Madame. Quel dommage, vous ne montrez pas le début de votre ouvrage, vous ne donnez pas non plus les explications en français, par écrit.
beautiful , but i confusion this step 😔😔
Wonderful ❣️❣️
How long should a scarf be?
Well explained
What size needles and is it worsted wool?
Hi I'm Rajani . Please give instructions to second line also.
I found this pattern on Revelry. It is a nice-looking scarf. I would like to make this scarf. If I'm making for a teen male, how many stitches should I cast on? I would like it to wrap around the neck one and have a little drape (if that makes sense.) Thanks!
depends on the weight of yarn - i knitted this for my husband with a worsted weight yarn and casted on 44 sts
MissAbFabMommy
OK. Thank you!
@@Jayadancer1 Thank you so much for this helpful information . I take it that was 40 +2 +2= 44?
Can someone tell me the name of the stitch please
Thanks a lot
Please show me from beginning
עבודות,סריגה מדהימות!
Hi! Love the look of this scarf. How many did you cast on for the width. Thnx for sharing...
👍😍❤️❤️
How many stitish and what is the wool you are using and needls sise please
😃it’s easy I will do it thanks
Can teach the 2nd row?
It says it is one row repeat, second row is the same
“Not knit through the back loop,” (incorrect as this implies there is a front and back loop), but “knit through the back OF THE loop” because there is only one loop. My apologies, but the knitter/narrator is not a native speaker of English and does not understand the above use of English. I hope this helps everyone. Thank you!
Geez. Every knitting book, every video, and every pattern I’ve seen since I’ve been knitting references this stitch as “knit through the back loop” (ktbl). It’s standard knitting shorthand and has nothing to do with anyone’s English skills (Shame on you! And no, pointing this out was not helpful). She demonstrated it beautifully. Of course it’s not proper grammar, it’s shorthand and I’m pretty sure she didn’t invent it. Lighten up. It’s knitting.
You don’t explain how to do it on the opposite side, cuz when I do this stitch it’s not matching
Pl suggest which no. Needles .Yarn ...N how many sets of loops
OK
On my chanal
Ma
Please two ways
Stephanie how many stitches have you cast on for this scarf x
Ya, I was wondering the same thing. Great video btw!!
She has cast on 28. At the beginning she says to cast on multiples of 4+2+2. That gives her 28 stitches.
At :40 you can listen to her say how many to cast on. Hope that helps. 😊
I can not knit!
try, it's really easy . Use the tutoriels on youtube, bet in no time you'll be enjoying this lovely activity !
Beautiful