Thank you for your tutorials for the previous 6 stitch samplers, which have been easy to follow. This one #7 I am finding it quite confusing. I wish you had worked a few more rows before showing the bind off row.
🙏 thank you so much for supporting my work! I see your name pop up often in the shop, and I just want you to know how much I appreciate you 😊 🥰 🤔 I don’t have an updated TC video for a ribbed stitch (I’m guessing you’re intending to use it for a garment?) , but I do use a stretchy ribbed stitch for this beanie that might help: Brioche Hat, Tunisian Crochet ruclips.net/video/oIHQkFyKrj8/видео.html I cover it in the first few minutes of the video. If you’re looking for something more specific, let me know. I’ll search my tutorials for something else that might be useful.
Thanks for quick response but I'm making g several garments and I'm trying to find a tu sisn stitch that would look similar to k1 x pl knitted rib. Any suggestions would be welcome. I've been knitting for 50 years and although attempted tunisian a couple of time before have had real success this time thins to your videos. Really enjoying this new craft and have discovered that to prevent the first stitch stretching too far I now place this stitch on a stitch marker for the forward pass and then complete a normal on the return pass, I find that this gives a stable edge to sew or pick up stitches. Hope to contact soon. Annie
That’s a fantastic tip, thank you! Sadly, I don’t knit, so I can’t pick tire what a k1 p1 fabric would look like. Would you be able to send me a photo of a sample? Then I can play around with stitches and see what I can come up with.
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Another great stitch
You broke my brains ....
THANK YOU A LOT ❣️❣️
You’re welcome?
I love it
Thank you for your tutorials for the previous 6 stitch samplers, which have been easy to follow. This one #7 I am finding it quite confusing. I wish you had worked a few more rows before showing the bind off row.
Thank you for the feedback! 🙏🏼
@@ModeBespoke can you give me more advice because I’ve started this 5 times already and still get it wrong. And I don’t want to give up 😃
Sure, what is it you’re stuck on, hun?
Hi there I have finally worked out the stitch! Hooray 😃
Thanks. Hi do you have a video of rib stitches? I would find this really useful
🙏 thank you so much for supporting my work! I see your name pop up often in the shop, and I just want you to know how much I appreciate you 😊 🥰
🤔 I don’t have an updated TC video for a ribbed stitch (I’m guessing you’re intending to use it for a garment?) , but I do use a stretchy ribbed stitch for this beanie that might help:
Brioche Hat, Tunisian Crochet
ruclips.net/video/oIHQkFyKrj8/видео.html
I cover it in the first few minutes of the video.
If you’re looking for something more specific, let me know. I’ll search my tutorials for something else that might be useful.
Thanks for quick response but I'm making g several garments and I'm trying to find a tu sisn stitch that would look similar to k1 x pl knitted rib. Any suggestions would be welcome. I've been knitting for 50 years and although attempted tunisian a couple of time before have had real success this time thins to your videos. Really enjoying this new craft and have discovered that to prevent the first stitch stretching too far I now place this stitch on a stitch marker for the forward pass and then complete a normal on the return pass, I find that this gives a stable edge to sew or pick up stitches. Hope to contact soon. Annie
That’s a fantastic tip, thank you!
Sadly, I don’t knit, so I can’t pick tire what a k1 p1 fabric would look like. Would you be able to send me a photo of a sample? Then I can play around with stitches and see what I can come up with.