For a skill that seems to be so confusing for many beginning knitters, you have provided a clear and concise video that is easy to understand and follow. The best one that I have seen. Thank you for all of your really great tutorials.
I love all the outdoor noises in this video. Good audio and video quality, no scratchiness or out of focus picture, great step-by-step for a complete n00b. Thank you.
I bought a kit a year ago to make an afghan for our great grand daughter to come. I had so much trouble with the instructions that I put it away and made another pattern. The good news is that I taught myself to knit backwards while making it. I must thank you profusely for your video. Because of your video and great instructions I am successfully making the entrelac kit. I find it easier to knit backwards rather than turn but without you I would have given up THANK YOU.
It took me 40 years to finally get up the courage to try entralac. Between RUclips and a couple of websites, I did it! At first, I frogged the first row of triangles because it didn't look right to me. I finally realized tha it WAS correct - and I proceeded. You will be absolutely surprised at how really entrelac is--and would be easier to learn the backward knitting which would negate the turning. I don't mind the turning ... Thank you for this video!
I absolutely love the way you teach. You show more than you talk and that is priceless. Also, it helps that you hold the yarn on your left hand, which is how I do it. Being a beginner, it's confusing to follow the instructions when people yarn on their right hand. Thanks a million!
I have been knitting and crocheting for many years and was growing very bored with the various patterns and stitches. Then I received my Mary Maxim catalog and on the front was a beautiful shaded afghan done in Entrelac. It sounded difficult but I tackled it and am sooo Happy to be knitting again in my usual cheerful state. THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This video made learning so easy and fun.
I am a pretty good knitter, but, when I decided to try interlac I thought okay....well the instructions I was following were 100x more complex than yours. I have noticed there are many ways to start this, but, all come out the same basically.....BUT YOURS is the easiest to follow!!!! You explain it slowly and well, and easy to pause and catch up!!!!! Thank You Happy Knitting!!!!! DEB :)
I just finished doing my entrelac bag using your tutorial and my husband liked it.its not that good same as you did on the instruction. but I'm very happy and proud to show everyone that i made a it because of your video. Thank you so much. hope you have a summer dress pattern also. Thank you so much and God Bless
I am so grateful to you for sharing your talent. You are patient and a wonderful teacher. Please keep up the good work and know that you bring joy to many people. I love it ALL!
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. It took me 3 hrs but your teaching method, your voice and the background sounds, is so comfortable that it seemed effortless. It really felt like stitching with a friend, sitting in the sun by the sea side. :-) I am planning to make a scarf with this pattern. And then I want to try a beret. Thanks a lot
It makes a slightly neater decrease. Instructions typically given for SSK are to slip both stitches knitwise, but either way is correct. It is personal choice, whatever is most comfortable.
You are a great teacher I must say. Watched quite a few videos on enterlac knitting but yours is one which really taught me to knit this pattern easily. Thank you so much for sharing.
Wow, you make it look soooo easy! Your directions are so clear and easy to follow and your voice is so calm and easy to listen to. Enterlac has always been a mystery to me so thank you so much for the videos!
Hi, I enjoyed your tutorial videos on entralac very much. I've been knitting approximately 2 1/2 years, self taught from a beginners kit, it's been therapeutic so far. I've made four so far using different needle sizes which I think makes each one different, ones regular (slim) and others bulky. As a novice I'm grateful for all the tutorials, thank you very much, Im looking forwards to the next pattern I can try, I haven't gotten entralac out of my system yet LOL, Jorge
Since you aren't turning your work I'd say you want to start the entrelac at the beginning of the knit row, rather than when you work back. You probably wouldn't have to do triangles, you could just start doing short rows and do rectangles rather than the base triangles. That might work better since you already have some fabric going.
Thank you for demonstrating such a beautiful stitch pattern and what has eluded me for years~how to knit with more than one color! You are absolutely amazing! Thank you!!Thank you! Wish all tutorials were as clear and concise as your's are!!! Blessings and Joy! 👩🦰💎💓🌟
Thank you! You've taught me entrelac knitting which I was intimidated so long. Yours is clear and easy to understand, I finally finished my first entrelac swatch! Thanks to you! Keep up the good work!
I realize you aren't doing the videos anymore but I sure do appreciation SO MUCH that you did all these videos. Very well done, easy to follow, and inspirational too. Thank you.
I still post new videos, just not as often as once a week as in the past. I am usually pretty busy with work, which really cuts into my fun time of video making :-)
I love the bird sounds too! And for some reason I really like the tapping sound of her needles lol. This video could be classified as ASMR, it really is SO relaxing! Her voice is too 😊
I played around with entrelac when I was still a fairly new knitter, but I didn't knit anything big like this wrap for years. I find all the turning kind of annoying, honestly! Just try starting out small, like the sample in this video. It takes practice. It's ok if you don't catch on to something right away. I also have a video on entrelac in the round. If you are comfortable using circular needles, try circular entrelac first; that may help with knitting it flat.
I'd love to see pictures of what you made! You really don't have to block your entrelac items if you don't want to. A lot of knitters don't because they like the puffy look of the fabric. Blocking is entirely up to you and your taste preferences. For my shawl I show in the video, I wanted a flatter smooth look so blocked.
I usually don't post on videos, but I really wanted to say thank you. This made it so easy and simple. I was able to follow right along and just check back here whenever I was a bit confused. Thank you for making an easy to follow video. :)
Hi there; You are a great teacher, anybody can very easily follow your direction , I am going to make a shopping bag with this pattern. Thank you again
Absolutely LOVE your video's. You make things so easy to understand. My knitting partner and I have been trying to learn Entrelac; we've watched quite a few video's now on Entrelac and yrs r by far the easiest to understand and follow. Looking forward to watching many more of yr vids. THANK U for sharing!
Your video is amazing! I have NEVER been able to understand entralac. Your video was so easy to follow and understand. I rewatched it and knit along. I will definitely check out your other videos.
Thank you so much for such great effort and patience to show us with all needed details ... you make it seem so easy ... and the way you repeat is very helpful too. Following your video is not as confusing as others .. Thank you again and please I need the link of the video where you show us how to work front and back of one stitch plzzzz :)
I like your videos, I pick some yarn at a garage sale and this half finish scarf was in a bag, it has the words Entrelac written on paper and I'm new to knitting, so I had idea it was so pretty. My goal to finish up the scarf, as soon as I figure how and where to start on it at and try it on some other yarn I have as well. Thanks
Your videos are an enormous part of how I learned how to knit. You are so clear and articulate, as are your knitting movements, and I further appreciate your explanations as to why you do certain things. I loved seeing how your slipped stitch created a clean & easy edge to pick up. I've been wondering, though- you ssk by slipping the 1st knitwise and the 2nd purlwise, and so many others do so many different things when the directions don't note specific directions; does it truly matter how one slips?
If instructions don't specify, the rule of thumb is to slip purlwise. When I SSK, I like to sl 1 kwise and the second pwise because it makes it a little neater, but it is really personal preference.
This video is so lively, yet peaceful, and very informative! I'm learning a lot, though it's relaxing enough to fall asleep to :) (not boring at all, don't worry!) Thank you so much for sharing this!
I know how to do that... I learned in my country Peru., you have to be concentrate and after that it will be easy for you... very nice tutorial. Thanks
Thank you so much for your kind and nice way to teach knitting entrelac. It has been a pleasure learning. I have now made a lovely shawl in multicoloured home spun malabrigo nube from Barcelona. Best regards from Anne in Norway
A helpful tip is to slip the first purl of every purl row. Its makes picking up stitches easier and the ssk edging neater :) hope it helps :D great vid!
Omg u r so very talented and the best thing is.. That no matter how difficult it seems u make it so even a beginner can do this..thank you so very much..I loveeee your channel!!!! Just haven't seen u put up new vids in awhile..hope all is well
At first it will be intimidating - and after a few rows you will find out how really easy this is. After a few finished rows, you will find that you won't need to look at the pattern! How cool is that! Well, ok - for the side 1/2 triangles I still have to look.
thank you for sharing, very useful and much better than knittingdaily video. I give up when you tried to pick up stitches on the first triangle. I am going to stick to cable stitches for now!
Thank you, you make it look easy and very well explain technique in clearly language than others experts they speak / knitting so fast.. , Thank you again from Thailand na..
Thank you very much for this video. I have been trying to follow some one elses video and it was so confusing but you make it look so simple and easy. Continue the good work . Thank you !!!Thank you11
I am with you on this one Pam. I am always fumbling with my working yarn and I try so Very hard to master. Oh well, I am happy that I can knit/purl etc. Happy Knitting.
I learnt to knit entrelac after seeing your instructions about two months ago and I have sold four of them in a local craft shop and have orders for more. I have always been a knitter so found entrelac very easy to pick up many thanks is there any reason for blocking entrelac
I've wanted to try this ever since I saw this video. I am a very new knitter and I have a bit of work in the stockinette stitch which I want to let flow over into entrelac. Instead of the purl, however, I do mirror knitting, like you mentioned. How do I know where to start with the triangles (after knit row or after mirror knit row?) and do the triangles work the same way if you already have some more rows?
Is there a reason you didn't slip the stitches on the base triangle? I'm just curious why you didn't start that until later. Thanks for this tutorial, it's helping me a lot! :)
you say in this tutorial how you cast on 20 stitches, im making squares for a blanket that are 40 stitches. would this pattern still work? this tutorial seems a lot easier to follow than others ive seen, good work
this looks much easyer from some other enterlac patterns i've seen. could you please tell me what kind of yarn you used for your wrap? i liked the look of it.
Thank you so much, I have been wanting to try the entrelac pattern for a while. I could never get past the base triangles, I will be wearing out this video.
You are one of the best knitting teachers I have followed along with! I taught beginner knitting for a very long time.. i will be following you! Thank you!
I just realized that your 2 slip slips is one knitwise and the second is purlwise. What would be the difference between your way and if both were either done purlwise or both knitwise?
I just found you channel and am now a new subscriber. I’m a newbie so I really appreciate your slow and simple style of teaching. So very easy to understand and follow. I have a question regarding the connecting of the two color triangles. Do you have a tutorial on how to pick up stitches? I understand that in this pattern 5 stitches are picked up. You illustrate this well but for me it’s hard to tell if you are picking up the front of the stitch or if you are going under and picking up the entire stitch. Thanks for sharing!🤗
Some people pick up under both legs of the stitch, some only pick up the front leg of the stitch. It is personal preference, just be consistent throughout. Here is a video on pick up and knit/purl, hope it helps ruclips.net/video/k6AvfTN0mrI/видео.html
If I wanted to make a Baby Blanket lets say 50"x50" (I know big but I want the blanket to grow with the baby) using Baby Yarn that requires a US 6 (4mm) needle where the Gauge for 4x4 has 22sts; How would I figure the Cast On number for this pattern? What would the Math be?
Hi ... I watch you video tutorial. And love it so much. Clear and easy to understand. I'm wondering if there any tutorial for the Entrelac Hat ? Thank you
I Think This Is Fantastic !! Pattern,... I Always Seen This Pattern ,.. In Books ,. They Made Purse Out Of It,. Scarf ,. And Much More,.. I Always Push This Pattern Off,.. Thought It Would Be To Hard To Do,... But After Watching Your Video ,.. It Looks Pretty Neat To Do,... I Would Love To Try It.... Thumbs Up On Your Video,... Well Explain... 😁👍😊🙌👏
I've never tried this before but I'm excited to do so! I can totally see myself screwing up on the WS row and accidentally doing a SSK on the wrong end of the rectangle xD
Hello. I loved your tutorial and I would love to make this Annabelle Wrap. I live in Brazil and I would like to know if I can get the complete recept for this one. In Brazil we can get this Patons as well. Thanks a lot for your videos ant tutorials, they are really great.
When you are doing a SSK, I notice you slip as to knit the first stitch and slip as to purl the second stitch is there a particular reason why you do this?
Have you ever made a blanket with the entrelac pattern? Can you tell me how many stitches did you use? I know how to do the same pattern with crochet so I'm hoping it won't be difficult for me.
thanks so much for your great work & for your kind and nice way to explain. .. you made it so easy to follow ☺☺☺may i ask about something after finishing my work should I wash it or iron it or what. .. please help me I wanna mine to be like yours. ... thanks again for your efforts 😄😄love you
+Adam Mahdy A lot of people do not block entrelac because it removes a lot of the visual texture, but I do block mine. It is up to you; you could make a small swatch first then block it so you know what it will look like, then decide on whether or not you like the blocked/unblocked look. You can find more info on blocking here: www.sapphiresnpurls.com/2013/10/blocking-your-knits.html
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For a skill that seems to be so confusing for many beginning knitters, you have provided a clear and concise video that is easy to understand and follow. The best one that I have seen. Thank you for all of your really great tutorials.
I love all the outdoor noises in this video. Good audio and video quality, no scratchiness or out of focus picture, great step-by-step for a complete n00b. Thank you.
I bought a kit a year ago to make an afghan for our great grand daughter to come. I had so much trouble with the instructions that I put it away and made another pattern. The good news is that I taught myself to knit backwards while making it. I must thank you profusely for your video. Because of your video and great instructions I am successfully making the entrelac kit. I find it easier to knit backwards rather than turn but without you I would have given up THANK YOU.
It took me 40 years to finally get up the courage to try entralac. Between RUclips and a couple of websites, I did it! At first, I frogged the first row of triangles because it didn't look right to me.
I finally realized tha it WAS correct - and I proceeded.
You will be absolutely surprised at how really entrelac is--and would be easier to learn the backward knitting which would negate the turning.
I don't mind the turning ...
Thank you for this video!
I absolutely love the way you teach. You show more than you talk and that is priceless. Also, it helps that you hold the yarn on your left hand, which is how I do it. Being a beginner, it's confusing to follow the instructions when people yarn on their right hand. Thanks a million!
I have been knitting and crocheting for many years and was growing very bored with the various patterns and stitches. Then I received my Mary Maxim catalog and on the front was a beautiful shaded afghan done in Entrelac. It sounded difficult but I tackled it and am sooo Happy to be knitting again in my usual cheerful state. THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This video made learning so easy and fun.
I am a pretty good knitter, but, when I decided to try interlac I thought okay....well the instructions I was following were 100x more complex than yours. I have noticed there are many ways to start this, but, all come out the same basically.....BUT YOURS is the easiest to follow!!!! You explain it slowly and well, and easy to pause and catch up!!!!! Thank You Happy Knitting!!!!! DEB :)
I just finished doing my entrelac bag using your tutorial and my husband liked it.its not that good same as you did on the instruction. but I'm very happy and proud to show everyone that i made a it because of your video. Thank you so much. hope you have a summer dress pattern also. Thank you so much and God Bless
I am so grateful to you for sharing your talent. You are patient and a wonderful teacher. Please keep up the good work and know that you bring joy to many people. I love it ALL!
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. It took me 3 hrs but your teaching method, your voice and the background sounds, is so comfortable that it seemed effortless. It really felt like stitching with a friend, sitting in the sun by the sea side. :-)
I am planning to make a scarf with this pattern. And then I want to try a beret. Thanks a lot
It makes a slightly neater decrease. Instructions typically given for SSK are to slip both stitches knitwise, but either way is correct. It is personal choice, whatever is most comfortable.
You are a great teacher I must say. Watched quite a few videos on enterlac knitting but yours is one which really taught me to knit this pattern easily. Thank you so much for sharing.
I did Entralec over 20 years ago but had forgotten how to do it so i have been reminded now by watching your video . thank you
It's amazing how patiently you teach us. Thank sa million and may you and your family be very blessed. Thank you!
Wow, you make it look soooo easy! Your directions are so clear and easy to follow and your voice is so calm and easy to listen to. Enterlac has always been a mystery to me so thank you so much for the videos!
Hi, I enjoyed your tutorial videos on entralac very much. I've been knitting approximately 2 1/2 years, self taught from a beginners kit, it's been therapeutic so far. I've made four so far using different needle sizes which I think makes each one different, ones regular (slim) and others bulky. As a novice I'm grateful for all the tutorials, thank you very much, Im looking forwards to the next pattern I can try, I haven't gotten entralac out of my system yet LOL, Jorge
Since you aren't turning your work I'd say you want to start the entrelac at the beginning of the knit row, rather than when you work back. You probably wouldn't have to do triangles, you could just start doing short rows and do rectangles rather than the base triangles. That might work better since you already have some fabric going.
Thank you for demonstrating such a beautiful stitch pattern and what has eluded me for years~how to knit with more than one color! You are absolutely amazing! Thank you!!Thank you! Wish all tutorials were as clear and concise as your's are!!! Blessings and Joy! 👩🦰💎💓🌟
Thank you! You've taught me entrelac knitting which I was intimidated so long. Yours is clear and easy to understand, I finally finished my first entrelac swatch! Thanks to you! Keep up the good work!
U make it look so easy and ur instructions are very easy to understand. Ty for demystifying entrelac! Brilliant!
I realize you aren't doing the videos anymore but I sure do appreciation SO MUCH that you did all these videos. Very well done, easy to follow, and inspirational too. Thank you.
I still post new videos, just not as often as once a week as in the past. I am usually pretty busy with work, which really cuts into my fun time of video making :-)
your video is very easy to follow & the voice is clear & understandable. Thanks for doing the video. You do make it seem easy.
Thank you for sharing. Sounds of birds in background make your video even more relaxing. Well done. 👍
I love the bird sounds too! And for some reason I really like the tapping sound of her needles lol. This video could be classified as ASMR, it really is SO relaxing! Her voice is too 😊
I played around with entrelac when I was still a fairly new knitter, but I didn't knit anything big like this wrap for years. I find all the turning kind of annoying, honestly! Just try starting out small, like the sample in this video. It takes practice. It's ok if you don't catch on to something right away. I also have a video on entrelac in the round. If you are comfortable using circular needles, try circular entrelac first; that may help with knitting it flat.
i stayed away from this for a long time and when i finally tried it, i couldn't believe how easy it was. When you get the hang of knit/purl go for it!
I'd love to see pictures of what you made! You really don't have to block your entrelac items if you don't want to. A lot of knitters don't because they like the puffy look of the fabric. Blocking is entirely up to you and your taste preferences. For my shawl I show in the video, I wanted a flatter smooth look so blocked.
I usually don't post on videos, but I really wanted to say thank you. This made it so easy and simple. I was able to follow right along and just check back here whenever I was a bit confused. Thank you for making an easy to follow video. :)
You're very welcome!
Hi there;
You are a great teacher, anybody can very easily follow your direction , I am going to make a shopping bag with this pattern. Thank you again
Absolutely LOVE your video's. You make things so easy to understand. My knitting partner and I have been trying to learn Entrelac; we've watched quite a few video's now on Entrelac and yrs r by far the easiest to understand and follow. Looking forward to watching many more of yr vids. THANK U for sharing!
Best tutorial for entrelac I've come across! So easy to follow, thank you 😀
It really isn't very hard, just takes practice like anything new. I also have separate videos on how to do knit and purls stitches, etc.
This is the best enterlac tutorial ever! Thankyou so much. Im watching it many many times.
Your video is amazing! I have NEVER been able to understand entralac. Your video was so easy to follow and understand. I rewatched it and knit along. I will definitely check out your other videos.
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hi I have watched many videos on entrelac knitting and yours is the Best , very well explained and thanks a lot
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+Lily Li yes you can. Check Ravelry, there are a ton of entrelac patterns.
Learn Leaf hand knit entrelac
Thank you so much for such great effort and patience to show us with all needed details ... you make it seem so easy ... and the way you repeat is very helpful too. Following your video is not as confusing as others .. Thank you again and please I need the link of the video where you show us how to work front and back of one stitch plzzzz :)
Looking forward to making something with this entrelac video. Really like your calming voice. It can be hard to learn something new. Thank you!
I like your videos, I pick some yarn at a garage sale and this half finish scarf was in a bag, it has the words Entrelac written on paper and I'm new to knitting, so I had idea it was so pretty. My goal to finish up the scarf, as soon as I figure how and where to start on it at and try it on some other yarn I have as well. Thanks
What fantastic talented lady.
The knitting is beautiful.
Thank you
this is the BEST video i watched last night along with part Ii and it was so easy by the end im so looking forward to making simething
Thank you for taking the time to teach and for sharing your talent. I got entrelac with your tutorial. Now to part II
Finalmente sono riuscita a capire come si lavora questo punto perché è spiegato molto,molto bene sono proprio contenta
Your videos are an enormous part of how I learned how to knit. You are so clear and articulate, as are your knitting movements, and I further appreciate your explanations as to why you do certain things. I loved seeing how your slipped stitch created a clean & easy edge to pick up. I've been wondering, though- you ssk by slipping the 1st knitwise and the 2nd purlwise, and so many others do so many different things when the directions don't note specific directions; does it truly matter how one slips?
If instructions don't specify, the rule of thumb is to slip purlwise. When I SSK, I like to sl 1 kwise and the second pwise because it makes it a little neater, but it is really personal preference.
Love your entrelac video and all ur other videos. You are clear and explain so GOOD!!
Fantastic tutorial! So easy to understand and follow along with. Thanks for posting this.
This video is so lively, yet peaceful, and very informative! I'm learning a lot, though it's relaxing enough to fall asleep to :) (not boring at all, don't worry!) Thank you so much for sharing this!
Thank you, clear, concise, patient, and a lovely calming voice.
I know how to do that... I learned in my country Peru., you have to be concentrate and after that it will be easy for you... very nice tutorial. Thanks
Thank you so much for your kind and nice way to teach knitting entrelac. It has been a pleasure learning. I have now made a lovely shawl in multicoloured home spun malabrigo nube from Barcelona. Best regards from Anne in Norway
Thanks for watching!
A helpful tip is to slip the first purl of every purl row. Its makes picking up stitches easier and the ssk edging neater :) hope it helps :D great vid!
as a crocheter..... ( who hasnt attempted to knit yet).... this is incredibly intimidating..
gorgeous. but seems super laboring.
Omg u r so very talented and the best thing is.. That no matter how difficult it seems u make it so even a beginner can do this..thank you so very much..I loveeee your channel!!!! Just haven't seen u put up new vids in awhile..hope all is well
+646mtorres Thanks for watching! I've been taking a break to spend more time with family, and my yarn business takes up a lot of my time.
At first it will be intimidating - and after a few rows you will find out how really easy this is.
After a few finished rows, you will find that you won't need to look at the pattern! How cool is that! Well, ok - for the side 1/2 triangles I still have to look.
There are oodles of hat patterns on Ravelry. Perhaps you will find something there that you like.
thank you for sharing, very useful and much better than knittingdaily video. I give up when you tried to pick up stitches on the first triangle. I am going to stick to cable stitches for now!
Thank you, you make it look easy and very well explain technique in clearly language than others experts they speak / knitting so fast.. , Thank you again from Thailand na..
Thank you so much. Your instruction is so clear and easy to follow.
Thank you very much for this video. I have been trying to follow some one elses video
and it was so confusing but you make it look so simple and easy. Continue the good work . Thank you !!!Thank you11
Never have mastered holding working yarn but I manage to knit/purl etc. This is a very nice tutorial.
I am with you on this one Pam. I am always fumbling with my working yarn and I try so Very hard to master. Oh well, I am happy that I can knit/purl etc. Happy Knitting.
I learnt to knit entrelac after seeing your instructions about two months ago and I have sold four of them in a local craft shop and have orders for more. I have always been a knitter so found entrelac very easy to pick up many thanks is there any reason for blocking entrelac
This was terrific! I saw a pattern on Michael's and it just didn't make sense. You are a great teacher!
I've wanted to try this ever since I saw this video. I am a very new knitter and I have a bit of work in the stockinette stitch which I want to let flow over into entrelac. Instead of the purl, however, I do mirror knitting, like you mentioned. How do I know where to start with the triangles (after knit row or after mirror knit row?) and do the triangles work the same way if you already have some more rows?
Is there a reason you didn't slip the stitches on the base triangle? I'm just curious why you didn't start that until later. Thanks for this tutorial, it's helping me a lot! :)
Excellent video and such a sweet patient voice, Mahalo for taking the time to teach this
Thanks for watching, glad this was helpful!
you say in this tutorial how you cast on 20 stitches, im making squares for a blanket that are 40 stitches. would this pattern still work? this tutorial seems a lot easier to follow than others ive seen, good work
this looks much easyer from some other enterlac patterns i've seen. could you please tell me what kind of yarn you used for your wrap? i liked the look of it.
thank you very very much.. I finish a beutiful scarf following your 2 videos. love it. my first time with this style
Thank you so much, I have been wanting to try the entrelac pattern for a while. I could never get past the base triangles, I will be wearing out this video.
Thanks a lot for the nice tutorial.very easy to follow as the way you show it all is the best
I love your videos :) So soothing to knit along with someone :) I wish my friends were knitters :)
You are one of the best knitting teachers I have followed along with! I taught beginner knitting for a very long time.. i will be following you! Thank you!
Fiz um casaquinho para o meu filho antes de nascer há 25 anos atrás em amarelinho e branco...
this was absolutely clear and calming to understand. thank you!
I just realized that your 2 slip slips is one knitwise and the second is purlwise.
What would be the difference between your way and if both were either done purlwise or both knitwise?
Does you school have a knitting club? That is where I learned how to knit, and free yarn!
That yarn for the wrap is amazingly pretty, what kind is it?
I just found you channel and am now a new subscriber. I’m a newbie so I really appreciate your slow and simple style of teaching. So very easy to understand and follow. I have a question regarding the connecting of the two color triangles. Do you have a tutorial on how to pick up stitches? I understand that in this pattern 5 stitches are picked up. You illustrate this well but for me it’s hard to tell if you are picking up the front of the stitch or if you are going under and picking up the entire stitch. Thanks for sharing!🤗
Some people pick up under both legs of the stitch, some only pick up the front leg of the stitch. It is personal preference, just be consistent throughout. Here is a video on pick up and knit/purl, hope it helps ruclips.net/video/k6AvfTN0mrI/видео.html
I love the way you show us it lookd so pretty thank you.
you have done a good video for explaining that difficult knitting thanks
You are welcome 😊
If I wanted to make a Baby Blanket lets say 50"x50" (I know big but I want the blanket to grow with the baby) using Baby Yarn that requires a US 6 (4mm) needle where the Gauge for 4x4 has 22sts;
How would I figure the Cast On number for this pattern?
What would the Math be?
Love your tutorial!! I couldn't find your blog. Can you post another link to your blog?
Hi ... I watch you video tutorial. And love it so much. Clear and easy to understand. I'm wondering if there any tutorial for the Entrelac Hat ? Thank you
Maya Mix No, I do not have a tutorial for an entrelac hat. I've never knit one :0)
Thank you so much for all hard work:) Great tutorials, clear and well explained.
Thanks to you , I'm finishing my first Entrelac jumper.
Really clear instructions. Can't wait to have a go!
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I've never tried this before but I'm excited to do so! I can totally see myself screwing up on the WS row and accidentally doing a SSK on the wrong end of the rectangle xD
What yarn do you use and needle size for the item you have pictured?
Thanks a lot you are so calm and did wonderful job of teaching us how to do it.
Hello. I loved your tutorial and I would love to make this Annabelle Wrap.
I live in Brazil and I would like to know if I can get the complete recept for this one.
In Brazil we can get this Patons as well.
Thanks a lot for your videos ant tutorials, they are really great.
There is a link in the video description for the pattern. If you have trouble downloading the document let me know.
Thank you for you tutorial,you may it so simple to understand and follow,
When you are doing a SSK, I notice you slip as to knit the first stitch and slip as to purl the second stitch is there a particular reason why you do this?
Would you be able to knit a entrelac blanket/afghan/shawl? If so, how would you be able to do that.
Have you ever made a blanket with the entrelac pattern? Can you tell me how many stitches did you use? I know how to do the same pattern with crochet so I'm hoping it won't be difficult for me.
Beverlywood Wiod I have never made a blanket. Check on Ravelry, you may find a blanket pattern in entrelac.
I use Scottish method to hold needles so it makes me crazy to watch yarn in left hand{G} but LOVE this tutorial and am going to DO this!
That is gorgeous! Thank you for your tutorial. I can't wait to try.
Thank you so much for your video, I was finally able to understand and do enterlac
thank you for your viedo for the entrelac pattern it help me to started one this thursday for a scarf thank you very much xx
Спасибо большое!давно интересовался этой техникой
How many stitches would I cast on for an entrelac throw?
Wow just watched one and two. Awesome I think I can do this now. Thank you
thanks so much for your great work & for your kind and nice way to explain. .. you made it so easy to follow ☺☺☺may i ask about something after finishing my work should I wash it or iron it or what. .. please help me I wanna mine to be like yours. ... thanks again for your efforts 😄😄love you
+Adam Mahdy A lot of people do not block entrelac because it removes a lot of the visual texture, but I do block mine. It is up to you; you could make a small swatch first then block it so you know what it will look like, then decide on whether or not you like the blocked/unblocked look. You can find more info on blocking here: www.sapphiresnpurls.com/2013/10/blocking-your-knits.html
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