I just 'happened' upon your video. Never, have I heard a better explanation for counting decreases and how to identify them! This has always confused me and your example of tectonic plates....outstanding! You give us word pictures which is quite handy for some of us. Thank you!!
This video was a great help. I've been knitting for many years and never knew this information. I have usually fudged counting or tinked back a bit to see if I can figure out what row I am on. Thank you!
Thanks again and again.... You're a great help for the old and new Knitters. How lucky are those new knitters to find your channel, so they can easily advance their knowledge in Knitting right away. 🌹🌹🌹
Suzanne, you hear this all the time I'm sure but honestly, you are a brilliant teacher. A fountain of knowledge! Thank you for taking the time to share your skills and helping so many of us be better knitters.
Thanks. What do you think of my new intro format? I am still experimenting. I don't want to detract from the educational part, but want to create a consistent look. Feedback please, good or bad.
Hi, could you please make your videos searchable by abbreviation? So I could maybe type "Suzanne ssk" and get that? Because I have no idea what all those abbreviations mean and thus can't search by their proper names.
Can you be more specific? I am not quite sure what you are asking. I do have this video tagged with k2tog and ssk. If you give me more information on what you need I will work on it. Happy knitting.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan Oh, didn't realise that. I got to this video because of a subscriber notification. Then, when you mentioned future videos about ssk then I thought I'd ask. I had no idea that this video was about ssk also 😮 But this is great to know, thanks 😊
You can use the information in this video for both ssk and k2tog. It is about reading your knitting in general. Glad you have subscribed. And good to hear from you! Happy knitting.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan By the way, I've been dreaming of knitting a hat for kids where you appear to knit the ties first (it is a rib pattern) and then increase to do the ear flap and finish off with a cable pattern and a pom-pom. But however hard I try, my increases look ugly! (They are on the edges). And the flaps always turn out too long, because I can't increase as fast as I would if I was knitting the ear flaps from the other end (where you start at the finished hat and go down, finishing off at the tip where the ties will be attached). So if you ever need a video idea, please think of this. Thank you for your quick reply and for great tutorials 👍
Thanks. I am adding this to my video idea list. Try working your increases one stitch in from the edge. kfb can be worked every row or rnd. For example - kfb, k until 2 st rem, kfb, k1. Let me know what you think of this. Happy knitting.
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I just 'happened' upon your video. Never, have I heard a better explanation for counting decreases and how to identify them! This has always confused me and your example of tectonic plates....outstanding! You give us word pictures which is quite handy for some of us. Thank you!!
Thank you! Happy Knitting!
This video was a great help. I've been knitting for many years and never knew this information. I have usually fudged counting or tinked back a bit to see if I can figure out what row I am on. Thank you!
I love learning new things too. Happy knitting.
Thanks again and again.... You're a great help for the old and new Knitters. How lucky are those new knitters to find your channel, so they can easily advance their knowledge in Knitting right away. 🌹🌹🌹
You are so kind. Thank you! Happy knitting.
Suzanne, you hear this all the time I'm sure but honestly, you are a brilliant teacher. A fountain of knowledge! Thank you for taking the time to share your skills and helping so many of us be better knitters.
Thank you!
Such an excellent video!! No one has so clearly explained the mechanics of reading the knitted fabric. Thanks so much.
You are very welcome, Juliana. Happy knitting.
Excellent!! Suzanne "the Guru" Bryan at it again!! 💐🍷👍
Thanks. What do you think of my new intro format? I am still experimenting. I don't want to detract from the educational part, but want to create a consistent look. Feedback please, good or bad.
Thank you for helping me learn to properly read my knitting. I have been misreading some things for number of years!
It took me forever to figure this out too. Once I did, it all seems so simple. Happy knitting.
There needs to be a button for "LOVE" your videos!
Thanks, E M. Happy knitting.
Wow, I have been counting my decreases wrong for a long time! Thanks for the information!
You are very welcome, Tamara. Happy knitting.
Brilliant use of neon. And so helpful to understand what’s really happening beyond just how to make it happen. Thank you.
You're very welcome, Eli! 😊
This was great. Love the in depth videos. They are so helpful. It gets rid of all the confusion :)
Thank you Natalie Thomson! Happy knitting.
Dear Suzanne. This is an amazing video! Comparing with the tectonic plates is great!
Fun! Happy knitting.
Great podcast. That really helps. I look forward to learning more. Thanks.
Perfect. I have lots more to share. I think there is a never ending list of topics to work on. Happy knitting.
What a great educational video!!!
Thank you! Be sure to share my channel with your friends! Happy knitting.
You have taught me so much Love &Thanks ❤️🍎🌺
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Thea. Happy knitting.
Hi, could you please make your videos searchable by abbreviation? So I could maybe type "Suzanne ssk" and get that? Because I have no idea what all those abbreviations mean and thus can't search by their proper names.
Can you be more specific? I am not quite sure what you are asking. I do have this video tagged with k2tog and ssk. If you give me more information on what you need I will work on it. Happy knitting.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan Oh, didn't realise that. I got to this video because of a subscriber notification. Then, when you mentioned future videos about ssk then I thought I'd ask. I had no idea that this video was about ssk also 😮 But this is great to know, thanks 😊
You can use the information in this video for both ssk and k2tog. It is about reading your knitting in general. Glad you have subscribed. And good to hear from you! Happy knitting.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan By the way, I've been dreaming of knitting a hat for kids where you appear to knit the ties first (it is a rib pattern) and then increase to do the ear flap and finish off with a cable pattern and a pom-pom. But however hard I try, my increases look ugly! (They are on the edges). And the flaps always turn out too long, because I can't increase as fast as I would if I was knitting the ear flaps from the other end (where you start at the finished hat and go down, finishing off at the tip where the ties will be attached). So if you ever need a video idea, please think of this. Thank you for your quick reply and for great tutorials 👍
Thanks. I am adding this to my video idea list. Try working your increases one stitch in from the edge. kfb can be worked every row or rnd. For example - kfb, k until 2 st rem, kfb, k1. Let me know what you think of this. Happy knitting.