I'm 62 and I learned knitting when I was a teenager and I've knitted since then, even occasionally because I was employed for over 40 years. But now that I'm retired and I have plenty of time I dedicate myself to do different things because the doctor told me to keep my mind wide open to learn different things! As a person who dislikes routines, that advice is a like a child's play and I'm loving to learn the diagonal knitting! Thanks for teaching!!!!Oh, and I live in Brazil. Thanks ,RUclips!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Your explanation is clear and simple. Your stitches are so even and lovely! I learned to knit 13 years ago & have loved it ever since! I want to make a candy cane stripe scarf using this technique. I am just dreading the color changes! Thank you again! BEAUTIFUL work!
The most beautiful project you have ever done! Knitting on the needles are a primary, yet common thing, as seen on the other tutorials in which there scarves, shawls, and cawls were made. But diagonal garter stitches made from those needles.......AMAZING! Thanks for your video!
was going through your play list and saw this beautiful scarf. I'm using a Red Heart variegated in Autumn colors. Making it a semi- skinny scarf. I have a tip, ( you may know this already) that I stumbled on by accident but it really works out well. With the knit front and back, I knit the first part and then when I insert my needle into the back I just slip it and it works out beautifully. Thought I would pass that along for people who may have trouble with the knitting the back loop. Have a Blessed day!
Great tutorial! Although I have been knitting for over 40 years, it's my first steps with diagonal and your video was a good choice to start off. I'm going to do diagonal with a herringbone pattern which is way advanced for me, so the first steps with garter and your guidance will build up my confidence before I go further. By the way, you have a very nice and soothing voice, perfect for this role.
hi. 1st of all thank you. 2. for the 1st time in my life I wanted to knit something and my sister wanted to teach me the basics but I didnt want to practice then start 😂 sooo I searched and found this incredible yet easy pattern of yours and now... I'm loving it. I made a scarf with fringes!!!!!! and a hat and a head-band in just 3days... I would send you pictures but I don't know how. And again... THANK YOU 😍😍😍💗💗💗
I couldn’t get the hang of the crochet virus shawl until I watched your tutorial, now if I ever want to knit or crochet something, I come here first 💘 looking forward to this one
Thank you for this pattern. After making my second scarf I found the best way to end off and keep a perfectly neat edge! You simply knit two tog through back stitches at the end of every row. Perfect.
I bought a lot of selfstriping yarn and this will make beautiful presents for my friends ! Thanks for the tutorial, after 55 years of straight up, this will be my first diagonal ! Great job.
I learned the Noro Scarf from you. Couldn’t quite get it from other instructions. It’s the project that kept me motivated (I loved seeing eaxh new color come along) when I first learned to knit last year. Now I’m finishing up a diagonal scarf. I try to learn a little something new with each project.
I'm using this video as a reference point because I am loom knitting a blanket on the diagonal and while the technic isn't exactly the same because the stitches alternate between a knit and purl on the loom it is certainly helpful for how the create the corners properly.
I love your tutorial video. Saw it yesterday and rushed out to buy yarn & needles today so I can start knitting this scarf tonight! Thanks for the inspiration.
Thank you for this tutorial. I've been wanting to make a tea towel to go with my dish cloths but couldn't find a pattern!! Now I can't wait to get started making my tea towels. I love how thorough you are!!!
This video helped me a lot. I wanted to try something new in a scarf for my daughter and I have a ball of red metallic and a ball of white metallic yarn. I'm going to try to use this pattern making large stripes. Thanks so much for your nice slow calming tutorial. You made it easy to learn.
It's brilliant, thank you for teaching us this clever pattern, a friend of mine has a jumper with this pattern and I always wanted to know how it's created. Now I have just made a scarf for my daughter in blue, really pretty, I'm happy, thumbs up!
And we love learning from you Fibre Spider. I'm trying to make a simple sweater with this technique using self striping yarn. I'm getting there. Thank you . Much appreciated video.
Some people commented they have had trouble with this turning out correctly but your swatch looks perfect! This is on my list of gifts to make for xmas this year. It’s going to be for my mother in law 🙂 keep you posted !!!! 🙂 always love your work
@@_Gaby_950I actually ended up doing a different pattern because of my mother-in-law’s personal preferences. However I still love this stitch and how fiber spider explains everything. ❤️
@@masuganut2082 Thank you for responding 3 years later! I'm happy to hear you have a good relationship with your mother-in-law. I'm a beginner, and I hope I'll be as experienced as you one day! Pax Christi
@@_Gaby_950 no problem ❤️ You just need to be patient with yourself. I honestly struggled to knit for over a decade. I finally sat down in January 2018 and was like “I’m not gonna stop till I have it” I would get frustrated and have to put down my work. But I kept picking it back up. I figured it takes a special kind of person and In watching youtube and having encouraging people to look to (fiber spider being one of them) I have come to realize that my ability for anything is limitless. We all have unlimited potential. It’s just what we choose worthy of our time. If for you that is knitting then you are going to get to the point of being proud of yourself. To the point where people will look at your work and be amazed. If that is what you wish 🥰 You can master any skill you wish. “Believe you can and you are halfway there” 🙏🏻🌻💛
Thank you very much. I watched your video tutorial and made a scarf for my son. I am not an expert in knitting but this one was really easy and very nice. Thanks again
Something that looks like it would give me trouble but is the way to go according to most people is magic loop knitting. Just a suggestion. If you’re able to get around to it eventually. I know a lot of people have tutorials but honestly I feel it would be best explained by you 😊 thank you always
Thanks you for your help. Just now I completed this your diagonal scarf. It’s a long almost 80” scarf in D. Knitting thick yern by no 10 needle. It seems nice. Thanks again. I am knitting another your design. It has been stopped due to shortage of yern. Let me finish it. Then I will write u.
I love your videos I've learned so much from them so easy to understand you and you take your time showing us how to do it thank you so much for showing us your videos and helping us learn I've learned a lot from you thank you.
+judyanddavid I'm so glad that I could accommodate you then! 😉 Just love the look and variation from the horizontal style, don't you? Also, in the near future I will be doing a really cool off-shoot of this concept in another tutorial, so stay tuned in 🙂
I followed the instructions and ended up with a diagonal edge at the beginning of the scarf and a straight edge at the end. What I found is by increasing only at the BEG of the row you will end up with a diagonal edge and that is ok if that is what you want. However to get a straight edge I have been told to increase both at the beginning and at the end of alternate row. I guess I have to live with one scarf with a diagonal edge!!!
PATTERN 3:24 - start - cast on 1 slip knot - kfb 4:48 - increase - kfb, knit across - rep until desired width 8:40 - rectangle r - kfb, knit across until 2 st rem, k2tog tbl; place stitch marker w - knit across - rep until desired length 14:00 - decrease r - k2tog (tfl), knit across until 2 st rem, k2tog tbl w - knit across - rep until 4 st rem 18:15 - finish - k2tog (tfl), k2tog tbl - knit 2 (1 in each) - k2tog (tfl), pull through and break yarn I'm only a beginner knitter (I'm more experienced with crochet) so please forgive transcription errors (feel free to correct me!).
Hi.. I did knit a big rectangular shawl.. using variant shaded yarn.. and it came out beautifully..It was fairly a big shawl..am happy with the result..I followed Fiber Spider pattern..worked out according to my requirements..@@intheparlance
+judyanddavid yes indeed, I am a real person, lol, and a night owl at that (2:55 am here) I'm sorry if the video quality isn't top notch, I use my phone to do all of the filming/editing. Thank you from New York 😊
Love this pattern. The one u did in red heart boutique treasures is stunning!! So I am doing one in red heart unforgettable because they are similar yarns. Plus I am always trying to find patterns that will work for unforgettable. Thank u SO much. U are so creative
I have a question. You have the initial increases happening on every row, but the decreasing at the very end happening every other row, wouldn't that make it look strange???
Walmart carries the yarn, more color options available at walmart.com Michaels and Michael.com also carries it. great price if you use the 40% off coupon or any other coupon.
I absolutely love this pattern! I'm working on a blanket and it's turning out awesome! Much better than C2C. Have you tried doing this in stockinette or seed stitch? I'm curious to know if it works up the same way.
I should have watched the entire video first, because by the time it said to mark the right side, I had no idea what side was the right side. As a beginner, I took a guess and figure I have a 50% chance of getting it right! 🤞
I really want to try diagonal garter scarf .. maybe someone could help me to find printed instructions? If that is not possible I will write it down from you tutorial. Love your videos .. so happy to have found them. Thank you
Lovely stitch and I am enjoying doing it. But you said it was 30 inches wide and that seems a bit too wide to me and I have tried to measure your scarf on the screen and it does not seem to be that wide to me. Are you sure that you mean 30 inches wide or did you make a mistake in the measurement? Please let me know!
Hello there from London Kentucky. I’ve seen your video several times. Even though it’s for a scarf I’m gonna see if I can use the same pattern to make a blanket. Wish me luck.
I think this pattern can be made into a rectangle throw by just making it real wide on bottom and working it just like the scarf. What do you think Mr. Spider?
@9:09 "I'm going to saunter along..." 😆 Idk why but I got a giggle out of that! I love this scarf and bought a beautiful Caron latte cake yesterday called Elderberry. Its self striping and similar to eyelash yarn only thicker and so soft. I just watched another video showing the same type of scarf but she increased on both ends and then knitted every other row. She did a Swatch but it seem to turn out the same as yours. I'm wondering how that is possible??
Thanks a lot for this wonderful tutorial, I learned a lot from it. Would you please do the goldfish memory shawl cause I have trouble doing it , I'd be very thankful for your help
Hi again! Is there any particular reason that you are doing the decreases at the beginning of your decrease rows as the "textbook" K2TOG (knit two together) as opposed to the last two stitches, which you are doing as a K2TOGTBL (knit two together through the back loops). Since knitting through the back loop(s) makes your fabric tighter wouldn't this make one edge tighter than the other? Anyway, I do love your videos as well as your outstanding and creative use of our language. Keep up the great work...I'll be watching. ;-)
No exact reason, perhaps chalk it up to personal idiosyncracy. I often stray from text book standards if it makes things easier and still gets the job done. Another decrease that I've recently taken to is to slip 2 stitches knitwise, then slip them back onto the left needle, then knit together. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos even if I am unorthodox at times 😊
I'm 62 and I learned knitting when I was a teenager and I've knitted since then, even occasionally because I was employed for over 40 years. But now that I'm retired and I have plenty of time I dedicate myself to do different things because the doctor told me to keep my mind wide open to learn different things! As a person who dislikes routines, that advice is a like a child's play and I'm loving to learn the diagonal knitting! Thanks for teaching!!!!Oh, and I live in Brazil. Thanks ,RUclips!
Izaura Kakuno is not 62....
Izaura Kakuno hy
Yrs later I’m still watching this video again and again Thank you ❤
I've been knitting since my teen years, and yours is the most beautiful and unique pattern for scarves, I've come across so far
Hi every time I make one of these scarves I always look for your videos on how to finish it off. Thank you very much for doing this video ❤️
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Your explanation is clear and simple. Your stitches are so even and lovely! I learned to knit 13 years ago & have loved it ever since! I want to make a candy cane stripe scarf using this technique. I am just dreading the color changes! Thank you again! BEAUTIFUL work!
The most beautiful project you have ever done! Knitting on the needles are a primary, yet common thing, as seen on the other tutorials in which there scarves, shawls, and cawls were made. But diagonal garter stitches made from those needles.......AMAZING! Thanks for your video!
I came back again to watch your video. I love your technique. Thanks
was going through your play list and saw this beautiful scarf. I'm using a Red Heart variegated in Autumn colors. Making it a semi- skinny scarf. I have a tip, ( you may know this already) that I stumbled on by accident but it really works out well. With the knit front and back, I knit the first part and then when I insert my needle into the back I just slip it and it works out beautifully. Thought I would pass that along for people who may have trouble with the knitting the back loop. Have a Blessed day!
I’ve never watched before but I sure will be again. Love your tutorial. So easy to understand and follow. Thank you
I love this and after I made my scarf, I've gotten so many compliments - thank you for making it easy to follow along and for your inspiration
Great tutorial!
Although I have been knitting for over 40 years, it's my first steps with diagonal and your video was a good choice to start off.
I'm going to do diagonal with a herringbone pattern which is way advanced for me, so the first steps with garter and your guidance will build up my confidence before I go further.
By the way, you have a very nice and soothing voice, perfect for this role.
hi. 1st of all thank you.
2. for the 1st time in my life I wanted to knit something and my sister wanted to teach me the basics but I didnt want to practice then start 😂 sooo I searched and found this incredible yet easy pattern of yours and now... I'm loving it. I made a scarf with fringes!!!!!! and a hat and a head-band in just 3days... I would send you pictures but I don't know how. And again... THANK YOU 😍😍😍💗💗💗
I couldn’t get the hang of the crochet virus shawl until I watched your tutorial, now if I ever want to knit or crochet something, I come here first 💘 looking forward to this one
Love this pattern and can't wait to make my scarf with it. Thank you for explaining it so well!
I crochet. Saw this tutorial & decided to try it. Thank you for the simplicity of this tutorial & how well it's presented.
I just wanted to write and tell u how I love you videos and tutorials...especially the knitted shawls!...you are so calming...thank u from Canada..
Thank you for this pattern. After making my second scarf I found the best way to end off and keep a perfectly neat edge! You simply knit two tog through back stitches at the end of every row. Perfect.
Such a helpful comment, thank you!!!
I just love the stuff you put out MR. Fiber Spider! You are just fantastic! Kudos!
I bought a lot of selfstriping yarn and this will make beautiful presents for my friends ! Thanks for the tutorial, after 55 years of straight up, this will be my first diagonal ! Great job.
I absolutely love your channel!! Keep it coming. I've learned so much from you! Thank you.
I just finished a triangle shawl in the watercolor yarn. It has the nicest feel and the color changes are gorgeous.
I learned the Noro Scarf from you. Couldn’t quite get it from other instructions. It’s the project that kept me motivated (I loved seeing
eaxh new color come along) when I first learned to knit last year. Now I’m finishing up a diagonal scarf. I try to learn a little something new with each project.
A dish cloth would be cool here too. Garter stitch can lend itself to so many patterns. Thanks
I'm using this video as a reference point because I am loom knitting a blanket on the diagonal and while the technic isn't exactly the same because the stitches alternate between a knit and purl on the loom it is certainly helpful for how the create the corners properly.
I love your tutorial video. Saw it yesterday and rushed out to buy yarn & needles today so I can start knitting this scarf tonight! Thanks for the inspiration.
Nice tutorial! I did make a scarf and it curled like crazy. That might work for your project, I just wanted to share that finding. Happy knitting!! ♥️
Thank you for this tutorial. I've been wanting to make a tea towel to go with my dish cloths but couldn't find a pattern!! Now I can't wait to get started making my tea towels. I love how thorough you are!!!
This video helped me a lot. I wanted to try something new in a scarf for my daughter and I have a ball of red metallic and a ball of white metallic yarn. I'm going to try to use this pattern making large stripes. Thanks so much for your nice slow calming tutorial. You made it easy to learn.
It's brilliant, thank you for teaching us this clever pattern, a friend of mine has a jumper with this pattern and I always wanted to know how it's created. Now I have just made a scarf for my daughter in blue, really pretty, I'm happy, thumbs up!
Your tutorial is so clear and your voice so soothing! I can't wait to give this pattern a go!
And we love learning from you Fibre Spider. I'm trying to make a simple sweater with this technique using self striping yarn. I'm getting there. Thank you . Much appreciated video.
Some people commented they have had trouble with this turning out correctly but your swatch looks perfect!
This is on my list of gifts to make for xmas this year. It’s going to be for my mother in law 🙂 keep you posted !!!! 🙂 always love your work
Well? How did it turn out?
@@_Gaby_950I actually ended up doing a different pattern because of my mother-in-law’s personal preferences. However I still love this stitch and how fiber spider explains everything. ❤️
@@masuganut2082
Thank you for responding 3 years later! I'm happy to hear you have a good relationship with your mother-in-law. I'm a beginner, and I hope I'll be as experienced as you one day! Pax Christi
@@_Gaby_950 no problem ❤️
You just need to be patient with yourself. I honestly struggled to knit for over a decade. I finally sat down in January 2018 and was like “I’m not gonna stop till I have it”
I would get frustrated and have to put down my work. But I kept picking it back up.
I figured it takes a special kind of person and In watching youtube and having encouraging people to look to (fiber spider being one of them) I have come to realize that my ability for anything is limitless. We all have unlimited potential. It’s just what we choose worthy of our time. If for you that is knitting then you are going to get to the point of being proud of yourself. To the point where people will look at your work and be amazed. If that is what you wish 🥰
You can master any skill you wish.
“Believe you can and you are halfway there”
🙏🏻🌻💛
Thank you very much. I watched your video tutorial and made a scarf for my son. I am not an expert in knitting but this one was really easy and very nice. Thanks again
Thank you whoever you are I learned a beautiful scarf to knit ! 🙏🏻💯
I'm from Brazil and I loved your video. I'm knitting my diagonal scarf due to you. THANKS!!!!
Wow, what a pleasant tutorial! Subscribed! Can't wait to pick out some yarn from my stash to get started on this project.
Absolutely LOVE your "RUclips user profile photo." So great!
Just what I was hunting for. Thank you! Starting Christmas presents.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I started a scarf for my husband with Shawl in a Ball yarn in the gray tones. It looks great!
Great directions! Lots of fun. Great looking scarf! Thank you!!
Love this! Love the yarn choice too!
So easy to follow. Thanks so much! I’m attempting to make a shawl. So just wider. Love your tutorials.
I love this scarf. It's easy, good for men and women, and it can go with just about anything!
Something that looks like it would give me trouble but is the way to go according to most people is magic loop knitting.
Just a suggestion. If you’re able to get around to it eventually. I know a lot of people have tutorials but honestly I feel it would be best explained by you 😊 thank you always
I always enjoy and learn so much from your tutorials.
I have just started a scarf that has great self stripping. Thank you very much for this inspiration and instruction! 👍
Thanks you for your help. Just now I completed this your diagonal scarf. It’s a long almost 80” scarf in D. Knitting thick yern by no 10 needle. It seems nice. Thanks again. I am knitting another your design. It has been stopped due to shortage of yern. Let me finish it. Then I will write u.
Thank you. I was looking for a pattern for my multicolor yarn. I will start my scarf tomorrow. Greetings from İstanbul.
Love all your Help!
Fantastic!!! Just what I was looking for….thank you so much. Wonderful tutorial…very much appreciated. Hugs 🤗🙋
When you said you "splurged" and then showed me Red Heart I almost keeled over.
splurging in my yarn world like is like qiviut or vicuna
Well thanks, now I have, lol, to go buy yarn. Really enjoyed.
Okay, by watching time and again i got it. You taught it nicely thanks
Love you💟... from India
I love your videos I've learned so much from them so easy to understand you and you take your time showing us how to do it thank you so much for showing us your videos and helping us learn I've learned a lot from you thank you.
Thanks, love the look, am making one right now. You explained the "how to" very well.
I think I'll use this and make a wrap. Thank you
Yes, me too!
hi Karen is back wow I am amazed you taught me to increase and decrease in one class I love the diagnosis bye fispider
Always wanted this, love garter diagonally
+judyanddavid I'm so glad that I could accommodate you then! 😉 Just love the look and variation from the horizontal style, don't you? Also, in the near future I will be doing a really cool off-shoot of this concept in another tutorial, so stay tuned in 🙂
judy
Yes I finished it. Came up very beautifully. Thanks again. Greetings from İstanbul.
OMG...YOU ARE MY NEW FAVORITE!
I followed the instructions and ended up with a diagonal edge at the beginning of the scarf and a straight edge at the end.
What I found is by increasing only at the BEG of the row you will end up with a diagonal edge and that is ok if that is what you want. However to get a straight edge I have been told to increase both at the beginning and at the end of alternate row.
I guess I have to live with one scarf with a diagonal edge!!!
Beginning knitter here: I have been looking for a project to teach myself to increase and decrease and this looks perfect! So excited to try it
Update: It worked beautifully! I made a short scarf for my boyfriend and I've returned to make myself an infinity scarf!
Easy to follow. Thx for demonstrating with English technique. I can’t follow Continental.
Thank you so much sir for such a beautiful knitting pattern.
Once I figured out that increase part- which too like 30 redos- a breeze- I love this pattern-
Yes, that tutorial made sense for me. Thank you very much for it. Greetings from Germany ♥♥♥
PATTERN
3:24 - start
- cast on 1 slip knot
- kfb
4:48 - increase
- kfb, knit across
- rep until desired width
8:40 - rectangle
r - kfb, knit across until 2 st rem, k2tog tbl; place stitch marker
w - knit across
- rep until desired length
14:00 - decrease
r - k2tog (tfl), knit across until 2 st rem, k2tog tbl
w - knit across
- rep until 4 st rem
18:15 - finish
- k2tog (tfl), k2tog tbl
- knit 2 (1 in each)
- k2tog (tfl), pull through and break yarn
I'm only a beginner knitter (I'm more experienced with crochet) so please forgive transcription errors (feel free to correct me!).
Fabulous tutorial, so easy and I have a fabulous scarf... thank you
I knitted this muffler in multi colour. Its beautiful. I want to show u my knitting but I dont know how.
IM. SIX. IM. DOING This for my friend
Thank you for the great pattern . I would like to know if i could make a big rectangular shawl with this pattern .
Did you ever try the shawl, and did it work? I want to make a blanket with diagonal stripes, and wonder if this would be a good pattern.
Hi.. I did knit a big rectangular shawl.. using variant shaded yarn.. and it came out beautifully..It was fairly a big shawl..am happy with the result..I followed Fiber Spider pattern..worked out according to my requirements..@@intheparlance
I loved him to follow because he I can understand
How lovely to have such a swift reply...you made my day.....more volume on sound wd be perfect.....every good wish from London, U.K.!!
+judyanddavid yes indeed, I am a real person, lol, and a night owl at that (2:55 am here) I'm sorry if the video quality isn't top notch, I use my phone to do all of the filming/editing. Thank you from New York 😊
Love this pattern. The one u did in red heart boutique treasures is stunning!! So I am doing one in red heart unforgettable because they are similar yarns. Plus I am always trying to find patterns that will work for unforgettable. Thank u SO much. U are so creative
I have a question. You have the initial increases happening on every row, but the decreasing at the very end happening every other row, wouldn't that make it look strange???
Yes I have the same question. I’m going to just start and test it at the end, decrease rows when I get there.
Walmart carries the yarn, more color options available at walmart.com Michaels and Michael.com also carries it. great price if you use the 40% off coupon or any other coupon.
+Affiah Duke thank you for the info! Actually, my local store was putting all of their stock on clearance so I went on a buying binge, oh dear, lol!
I absolutely love this pattern! I'm working on a blanket and it's turning out awesome! Much better than C2C. Have you tried doing this in stockinette or seed stitch? I'm curious to know if it works up the same way.
I should have watched the entire video first, because by the time it said to mark the right side, I had no idea what side was the right side. As a beginner, I took a guess and figure I have a 50% chance of getting it right! 🤞
Thanks for your video I love it Sophia from egypt
Beautiful for teaching a new way 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Hermosa idea para tejer bufandas! Gracias! Bendiciones! 🙏
I really want to try diagonal garter scarf .. maybe someone could help me to find printed instructions? If that is not possible I will write it down from you tutorial. Love your videos .. so happy to have found them. Thank you
I use different colored needles to remember what stitch what.
Good idea! I think I'll try that!
Genius! So easy. I love it. Thank you.
you are the best
Oh at last I see how to do this! have made zillions of diagonal squares but never made the leap to a scarf. thank you!
I am totally going to try this!
درود به شما آقای هنرمند عالی دست درد نکنه
Lovely stitch and I am enjoying doing it. But you said it was 30 inches wide and that seems a bit too wide to me and I have tried to measure your scarf on the screen and it does not seem to be that wide to me. Are you sure that you mean 30 inches wide or did you make a mistake in the measurement? Please let me know!
Oh, I'm sorry for the misunderstanding, when I said 30, I meant 30 stitches wide for the initial triangle. I do hope this clarifies things 😊
30 stitches, not inches.
Hello there from London Kentucky. I’ve seen your video several times. Even though it’s for a scarf I’m gonna see if I can use the same pattern to make a blanket. Wish me luck.
Hello Amy, did the blanket turn out ok? I want to make a blanket with diagonal stripes, and thought this might work.
@@intheparlance yes it did. Very easy to follow once you get the hang of it
I love it,thank you so much for the tutorial
I think this pattern can be made into a rectangle throw by just making it real wide on bottom and working it just like the scarf. What do you think Mr. Spider?
@9:09 "I'm going to saunter along..." 😆 Idk why but I got a giggle out of that! I love this scarf and bought a beautiful Caron latte cake yesterday called Elderberry. Its self striping and similar to eyelash yarn only thicker and so soft. I just watched another video showing the same type of scarf but she increased on both ends and then knitted every other row. She did a Swatch but it seem to turn out the same as yours. I'm wondering how that is possible??
Thanks a lot for this wonderful tutorial, I learned a lot from it.
Would you please do the goldfish memory shawl cause I have trouble doing it , I'd be very thankful for your help
Thank you so much for this tutorial ❤ From India
Very neat! TFS!
Ya la estoy tejiendo increíble diferente .te felicito saludos.
I used this video to figure out how to make a hexagon.
What a beautiful and comfortable wool
You are struggling to knit, I think it would be helpful if you tried knitting with needles that made of something other than bamboo.
Hi again! Is there any particular reason that you are doing the decreases at the beginning of your decrease rows as the "textbook" K2TOG (knit two together) as opposed to the last two stitches, which you are doing as a K2TOGTBL (knit two together through the back loops). Since knitting through the back loop(s) makes your fabric tighter wouldn't this make one edge tighter than the other? Anyway, I do love your videos as well as your outstanding and creative use of our language. Keep up the great work...I'll be watching. ;-)
No exact reason, perhaps chalk it up to personal idiosyncracy. I often stray from text book standards if it makes things easier and still gets the job done. Another decrease that I've recently taken to is to slip 2 stitches knitwise, then slip them back onto the left needle, then knit together. I'm glad you are enjoying the videos even if I am unorthodox at times 😊