Directions are CLEAR, video is CLEAR, everything is just right for me (and I've watched quite a few yarn videos that were too fast or too slow or not clear, or, or... ). THIS ONE is exactly right for my learning needs. Actually a "perfect" video. Thank you!
I finally started a project with 2 x 2 corrugated ribbing and remembered this video after making a blunder of it. Very clear and well explained. Many thanks.
Thank you so much for this video! I'm following a sweater pattern that has a two color rib and this was my first time. Instructions are clear, video is clear and straight to the point. Thank you again :)
Hooray 😁....there are so many tips in that small video ...I wasn't even sure about the first few lines....all knit for a few rows....many thanks indeed .xxx
You are very welcome Danielle Saffer. Thank you and Happy knitting. Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff ruclips.net/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
I am so glad to find this! I didn't know you could do two-color knitting flat, I guess, having always done it in the round. I want to do a big shawl collar in corrugated ribbing, and I want to use Japanese short rows to shape it. So I have another challenge to go with the knitting corrugated flat, but of course, without being able to knit it flat, I would never be able to do short rows at all. Thank you, thank you. Oh, one other question -- a few years ago, I was knitting two-color stranded inside out in the round, and it worked well to keep the strands from getting too tight. I can't remember where I learned to do that, and I can't remember how to do it, either. I think I was doing it Portuguese style, and inside out. Worked well.
You are very welcome jiwan kim. Thank you and Happy knitting. Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff ruclips.net/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
Yes, for this project, I used the standard long tail cast on, then I worked a knit row followed by another knit row. That gives a nice little garter edge for starting the color work. Like a border.
Really wish I could knit holding 2 color yarns in both hands 😞 since I lack 3 fingers on right hand I’ve only been successful with throwing style. Do you think those “ring” yarn holders would be of any help?
I want to learn this: I must watch this again. Sometimes, it seems the words bring to the back and forward are confusing. It seems when the WS is facing you and you bring the yarn on the WS, you are bringing the yarn forward. I guess the words to the front or to the back or to the WS, etc. Is there a pattern?
When I use this technique for socks, I cast on extra stitches for the ribbing to counteract the lack of stretchiness. Then you can decrease them off right away after the ribbing.
I like to finish off the corrugated ribbing with a little edge. Knit one row or round in your knit stitch color, then purl one round (knit if working flat). Then bind off. This creates a little ridge that outlines the corrugated ribbing and looks really tidy. Let me know how it works. 🧶
How do I apply this technique to a fair else sweater knitting completely with rib stitches and with pattern changes throughout? Is there a video for it. Your video is very clear and instructional but this one only deals with 1x1 ribbing, and I am having difficulties transferring the technique to a 1x1 ribbing sweater. Thanks and much appreciated. Betty
The pattern is called "the Dude" by Andrea Rangelknits. My problem is with catching the floats so that the stitches show up as distinct knits and pearl stitches. Right now they seem to run into each other and sometimes the legs show up tangles and the complimentary yarn shows up where it should not. Just not very pretty looking and untidy. Thanks so much for your reply and help.
I took a look at the pattern and all the projects and notes. You may be pulling the floats too tight. If you can contact me on Ravelry, I can give you my email address and if possible, can you make a video of you knitting on the piece so that I can see what you are doing, as well as send me some pictures of the work. Then we can get down to brass tacks. I am Knittingsuzanne on Ravelry.
Yes you can! Just work 2 knits in one color and then 2 purls in the other color. It looks great. I have another video on doing that - ruclips.net/video/ksBur4BFlxM/видео.html
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I searched and searched and am so glad I finally found exactly what I needed. Thank you!
Me too!
It took me 5 viewings to finally get the corrugated ribbing process, but this is the best video I have found for an intermediate knitter like me.
Oops, I see you already found this one. Perfect!
Directions are CLEAR, video is CLEAR, everything is just right for me (and I've watched quite a few yarn videos that were too fast or too slow or not clear, or, or... ). THIS ONE is exactly right for my learning needs. Actually a "perfect" video. Thank you!
Thank you. I can tell that this ia a "watch more than once" video.
Happy knitting.
Thanks so much! I was so confused as to why the ribbing was looking wrong and this helped me find out what I was doing wrong!
I'll be watching this again and again...and again you are very clear in your directions. Thank you.
Happy Holidays.
This was brilliant thank you. Beautifully explained and demonstrated and easy to follow and understand 😊
I finally started a project with 2 x 2 corrugated ribbing and remembered this video after making a blunder of it. Very clear and well explained. Many thanks.
You are very welcome. Don't you just love corrugated ribbing? Happy knitting.
Absolutely fabulous. Thank you! Off to knit a Christmas jumper for my doggy
Thank you so much for this video! I'm following a sweater pattern that has a two color rib and this was my first time. Instructions are clear, video is clear and straight to the point. Thank you again :)
Hooray 😁....there are so many tips in that small video ...I wasn't even sure about the first few lines....all knit for a few rows....many thanks indeed .xxx
You are very welcome Danielle Saffer. Thank you and Happy knitting.
Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff
ruclips.net/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
Thank you! This is just what I needed to start my first pair of Fair Isle mitts!
Glad I could help!
Thanks a million! Happy holidays!
Thank you too! Happy Holidays.
It will be my next project with your help.
Another new technique...for the stranded knitting project...deb...thank-you
Thank you James Blanton! Happy knitting.
This saved my mind today!!! Thank you SO MUCH!
You are very welcome.
Beautiful ribbing.
Thanks so much, Patricia! ❤️
I am so glad to find this! I didn't know you could do two-color knitting flat, I guess, having always done it in the round. I want to do a big shawl collar in corrugated ribbing, and I want to use Japanese short rows to shape it. So I have another challenge to go with the knitting corrugated flat, but of course, without being able to knit it flat, I would never be able to do short rows at all. Thank you, thank you. Oh, one other question -- a few years ago, I was knitting two-color stranded inside out in the round, and it worked well to keep the strands from getting too tight. I can't remember where I learned to do that, and I can't remember how to do it, either. I think I was doing it Portuguese style, and inside out. Worked well.
Thank you! Happy Knitting! I have a video on working stranded knitting and catching floats from the WS as well.
Thanks for a great tutorial as always, and I wish you a very happy new year.
Thank you. Happy New Year!
This tutorial really helps. Thank you.
You are very welcome jiwan kim. Thank you and Happy knitting.
Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff
ruclips.net/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
So,beautiful ❤❤
So wonderfully explained, Suzanne. May I ask what sort of cast on do you use? Sorry, but can't "read" it.
Yes, for this project, I used the standard long tail cast on, then I worked a knit row followed by another knit row. That gives a nice little garter edge for starting the color work. Like a border.
Really wish I could knit holding 2 color yarns in both hands 😞 since I lack 3 fingers on right hand I’ve only been successful with throwing style. Do you think those “ring” yarn holders would be of any help?
Give it a try and see if it helps. I have a friend who uses it for all of her colorwork.
Thank you
You're welcome 🧶
beautiful, so inspiring
Thank you so much!
Pretty. How do we continue? What's the pattern? Which rows do we repeat to the end?
See my previous answer.
Teşekkürler 💖💐🌺
Hoşgeldiniz! ❤️
I want to learn this: I must watch this again. Sometimes, it seems the words bring to the back and forward are confusing. It seems when the WS is facing you and you bring the yarn on the WS, you are bringing the yarn forward. I guess the words to the front or to the back or to the WS, etc. Is there a pattern?
Thank you. this is just a lesson on how to work corrugated ribbing flat. You can use it to substitute for any ribbing.
Would this technique work for socks, even though this type of ribbing isn't very stretchy, especially if I used knitting-in elastic thread?
When I use this technique for socks, I cast on extra stitches for the ribbing to counteract the lack of stretchiness. Then you can decrease them off right away after the ribbing.
Why does the wrap need to be counter clockwise? I never have done it that way
Do you have a tutorial showing how to do this in the round? Very pretty work, thank you for sharing your skills.
I actually have two - this one - ruclips.net/video/ksBur4BFlxM/видео.html and this one - ruclips.net/video/iN4nWJd61Mw/видео.html
Interesting!
Nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
Very helpful. Thanks
Thank you!
Thank you, how would you bind off to make it look nice?
I am planning to use it on a top down sweater
I like to finish off the corrugated ribbing with a little edge. Knit one row or round in your knit stitch color, then purl one round (knit if working flat). Then bind off. This creates a little ridge that outlines the corrugated ribbing and looks really tidy. Let me know how it works. 🧶
@@SuzanneBryan
Great thank you.
It seems that I have to do 1 row/round k all sts like in the beginning and then continue with main colour only
yes, 🧶
👏🏻
Thank you!
How do I apply this technique to a fair else sweater knitting completely with rib stitches and with pattern changes throughout? Is there a video for it. Your video is very clear and instructional but this one only deals with 1x1 ribbing, and I am having difficulties transferring the technique to a 1x1 ribbing sweater. Thanks and much appreciated. Betty
Can you tell me the name of the sweater? Is it on Ravelry? If I could take a look, I could give you a better answer.
The pattern is called "the Dude" by Andrea Rangelknits. My problem is with catching the floats so that the stitches show up as distinct knits and pearl stitches. Right now they seem to run into each other and sometimes the legs show up tangles and the complimentary yarn shows up where it should not. Just not very pretty looking and untidy. Thanks so much for your reply and help.
I took a look at the pattern and all the projects and notes. You may be pulling the floats too tight. If you can contact me on Ravelry, I can give you my email address and if possible, can you make a video of you knitting on the piece so that I can see what you are doing, as well as send me some pictures of the work. Then we can get down to brass tacks. I am Knittingsuzanne on Ravelry.
Betty Huang ‘“*
Can I use this technique in a heelflap?
Yes. You can also work it the same but with all knits for a heel flap.
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Will this work w/k2p2?
Can I do 2 color 2 x 2 ribbing?? thanks in advance for a reply
Yes you can! Just work 2 knits in one color and then 2 purls in the other color. It looks great. I have another video on doing that - ruclips.net/video/ksBur4BFlxM/видео.html
@@SuzanneBryan thank you
Could you do this with 3 colors?
Certainly, try it on a swatch first. 🧶
Muy bonito este punto no lo entiendo pero lo veo un saludó desde España
I hope it helps you. Thank you and happy knitting.
Thank you !!!
Thank you Roula. Happy Knitting!
Why is colorwork knitting difficult for me?
Keep trying, you will get there.
Do you have English style videos ?
tried for hours, really can't figure it out. Are you supposed to know how to do stitches european style in order to do this with both hands?
Total beginner at fair Isle. Lost completely.Discouraged.