All of your videos are wonderfully easy to follow. This finish gives such a wonderfully professional look. I’m going to make double knitwear just to use this technique. ❤
The number of times I've rewinded and rewatched this video is astounding. This is probably one of the hardest skills I've ever learned, so thank God Norman has a video on it!
Jeepers, it's just taken me two full days to do this; I had to keep undoing because I kept making mistakes hahaha However, I finally got to the end of a double-knitting project that has taken me ten months (knit, make mistake, unravel, knit again, another mistake, unravel, knit again... ). I actually finished! I just need to weave in the ends now. Thank you so much, Norman; I learned everything I needed to know about double-knitting from your videos! 🤗
The first time I tried I couldn't even do it, but, I got it done on the second try. Each day the double knitting gets a little better, so I am going to work on it a little more every day. You are an genius at teaching and a very generous man to give us all these lessons, spending your time and your money. Tommorow, first thing, I am going to give the Kitchener lesson a run through. ❤. Eva
Have found both your RUclips channels very helpful. Stitches that I have tried to learn for years from books & magazines are suddenly understandable. Thank you very much. You are a great instructor.
Thank you so much for all your instructions and help. This made me knit again after 30 years! Easy to follow and calming to watch and listen to you. So thanks again.
Norman, I watch your videos every time I want to learn some neat new technique. Not only you'll surely have it, but you're a joy, Norman!, clear, precise, and you don't fill our heads with your life story before going to the knitting! If I am feeling blue, I just need to watch any of your videos and I'd be fine. Thank you. ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for this video! I'm making a double-knitting blanket with different squares and it worried me how to join them when the cast on and cast off edges look messy. This plus invisible cast-on for double-knitting will make it all so much cleaner! And you're exxxplaining it very well, it's easy to follow.
I had trouble following this tutorial and had to re watch it in slow motion about ten times. It wasn’t a problem with the instructions. It was just hard to remember the directional difference between knitwise and purlwise with a sewing needle vs a knitting needle. I could understand that the steps were: sew knitwise, off the needle, sew purlwise; sew purlwise, off the needle, sew knitwise, but I couldn’t memorize it. I finally just memorized this sequence: out off in, in off out. Then I could do it. I appreciate this tutorial very much.
I used the two-colored Double Knitting cast on from your video of cast on techniques because I liked the contrast stitchwork. I presume if I wanted the same contrast I could separate the sides as in your first step, but then use the opposite color yarn and otherwise follow these instructions?
@@nimbleneedlestwo I liked the way the colors contrasted each other so I used the very visible cast on rather than the invisible cast on, so I wanted a cast off method that similarly showed off the contrast.
Hi Norman. Can you sort out my problem. How to find which number needle to use for knitting .Is there any trick to find out as some yarns donot mention the needle size. Thank you
Make sure to comment below in case you have any questions
Is there a cast-on stitch that would mirror this? I’m kind of thinking possibly a tubular cast on?
Oh! I should have searched first, found it in this video you posted… ruclips.net/video/2IWI2jIpmBM/видео.html. Perfect!
All of your videos are wonderfully easy to follow. This finish gives such a wonderfully professional look. I’m going to make double knitwear just to use this technique. ❤
Perfect for my double knitted headband, thanks, Norman!
Thank you. Your instructions are so easy to follow.
The number of times I've rewinded and rewatched this video is astounding. This is probably one of the hardest skills I've ever learned, so thank God Norman has a video on it!
may I suggest this video here? ruclips.net/video/ddbwjw9R6sU/видео.html
maybe it will help you gain a better understanding yet :)
Jeepers, it's just taken me two full days to do this; I had to keep undoing because I kept making mistakes hahaha However, I finally got to the end of a double-knitting project that has taken me ten months (knit, make mistake, unravel, knit again, another mistake, unravel, knit again... ). I actually finished! I just need to weave in the ends now. Thank you so much, Norman; I learned everything I needed to know about double-knitting from your videos! 🤗
The first time I tried I couldn't even do it, but, I got it done on the second try. Each day the double knitting gets a little better, so I am going to work on it a little more every day. You are an genius at teaching and a very generous man to give us all these lessons, spending your time and your money. Tommorow, first thing, I am going to give the Kitchener lesson a run through. ❤. Eva
well...yeah double knitting requires a bit of practise to get the tension right.
Cool method! Perfect for my double stockinette blanket!
Have found both your RUclips channels very helpful. Stitches that I have tried to learn for years from books & magazines are suddenly understandable. Thank you very much. You are a great instructor.
happy to hear that!
Thank you so much for all your instructions and help. This made me knit again after 30 years! Easy to follow and calming to watch and listen to you. So thanks again.
You are so welcome!
Norman, I watch your videos every time I want to learn some neat new technique. Not only you'll surely have it, but you're a joy, Norman!, clear, precise, and you don't fill our heads with your life story before going to the knitting! If I am feeling blue, I just need to watch any of your videos and I'd be fine. Thank you. ❤❤❤
Wow, thanks
Thank you so much for this video! I'm making a double-knitting blanket with different squares and it worried me how to join them when the cast on and cast off edges look messy. This plus invisible cast-on for double-knitting will make it all so much cleaner!
And you're exxxplaining it very well, it's easy to follow.
I had trouble following this tutorial and had to re watch it in slow motion about ten times. It wasn’t a problem with the instructions. It was just hard to remember the directional difference between knitwise and purlwise with a sewing needle vs a knitting needle.
I could understand that the steps were: sew knitwise, off the needle, sew purlwise; sew purlwise, off the needle, sew knitwise, but I couldn’t memorize it.
I finally just memorized this sequence:
out off in, in off out.
Then I could do it.
I appreciate this tutorial very much.
Thanks for a great tutorial! Clear explanations and easy to follow. 👍🏼
You're very welcome!
Thank you for your answer ! I will go and look your other channels.
Hi Norman. Great technique! Thanks for sharing! It looks great! 🤗🤗
I was wondering about something like this and oo la la here it is. Thank you!
happy to be of help!
Thanks for this technique that should be easy for me as I already know how to do Kitchener stitch!
Glad it was helpful! and yeah it's the exact same technique more or less.
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful, Shayleen!
Looking forward to trying this! I think it would’ve been asker to see in colors that weren’t so close, though.
ha...i agree but off the camera they actually aren'T close. It's the light that sort of bleeds the colors out :(
@@nimbleneedlestwo Oh, that’s too bad. I forget how different light affects colors. Thanks again for the video :)
I used the two-colored Double Knitting cast on from your video of cast on techniques because I liked the contrast stitchwork. I presume if I wanted the same contrast I could separate the sides as in your first step, but then use the opposite color yarn and otherwise follow these instructions?
not quite sure I catch what you are trying to do. you want them to be mirrored?
@@nimbleneedlestwo I liked the way the colors contrasted each other so I used the very visible cast on rather than the invisible cast on, so I wanted a cast off method that similarly showed off the contrast.
What a lovely method! Thank you for teaching us
Hi Norman. Can you sort out my problem. How to find which number needle to use for knitting .Is there any trick to find out as some yarns donot mention the needle size. Thank you
maybe this tutorial will help you a bit? nimble-needles.com/wool-and-tools/knitting-needle-sizes/
Love it thankyou
you are very welcome