Do you mean wrap the yarn around my middle finger? It can be any finger really, I just do that so that you have tension when knitting your next row. If you didn’t do that, your first few stitches would be super loose and probably pull the strand of yarn too tight in the back. Does that answer your question?
What knitting project are you currently working on?
Thank You so much for your time making these informative videos. It gives me the confidence to push my kniting!
That’s so exciting to hear! I’m glad you’re gaining confidence as a knitter :)
Thank you! Your tips about cutting loops & securing every few rows is a life-saving. I’m about to start a 3rd swatch & can't wait to try these tips.
So happy to hear that it was helpful, thank you!
Thank you ❤
Thank you very much for this helpful video. So clear and informative! 👍👍
Love and greetings from June in Singapore. ❤
So glad you found it helpful, thank you so much June :) hope you have a great rest of your week ❤️
Maravilloso vídeo tutorial !! Muchas gracias por compartirlo, pues me has enseñado nuevos tips que desconocía. 💯 😘❤ 👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much :) ❤️❤️
쉽고 유익한 정보 감사합니다~
Thank you ❤️
hey The Blue Mouse Knits can you teach me in slow work on linen stitches video on ur channel
This is my favorite tutorial about swatch in the round, but I’m confused the very last part about the knots. I didn’t understand very well. 😫
Thanks! I can try and clear up the last part about the knots, what specifically did you find confusing?
@@TheBlueMouseKnits hey! I’m glad you answered me back. I’m going to watch again your video and let you know where exactly I’m confused. 😉
@@TheBlueMouseKnits So, I watched again and in the 1:29-1:36 minutes I don't have clear why you have to wrap the yarn in the middle???
Do you mean wrap the yarn around my middle finger? It can be any finger really, I just do that so that you have tension when knitting your next row. If you didn’t do that, your first few stitches would be super loose and probably pull the strand of yarn too tight in the back. Does that answer your question?