How to read a knitting pattern - Written AND charted!

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  • Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
  • Knitting patterns can look pretty confusing to a beginner, so in this video I'm taking you through both written and charted knitting patterns, what they'll include, and tips on reading both.
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Комментарии • 22

  • @IoSapsai
    @IoSapsai Год назад +2

    Really useful video! I'm definitely going to refer to it later if (when...) I get into knitting.

  • @EnlightenedFlamingo
    @EnlightenedFlamingo 2 месяца назад

    I think I mentioned this in a comment last night, but I'm gonna try loom knitting first. I'm definitely intimated by using the needles & patterns! I feel like I'd follow charts more easily, since I'm a visual learner, but life can surprise you 😅

  • @nete1209
    @nete1209 9 месяцев назад

    As a non knitter and just a cross stitcher these patterns seem crazy!

  • @angelawhite7870
    @angelawhite7870 Год назад

    I strongly dislike charts, and have been hugely frustrated and struggling with a cable-knit scarf pattern that is only charted, just this past week or two, but thanks to your video, I think I’m finally equipped to properly transcribe it to a written pattern. Perfect timing! Thank you!

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад +1

      Oh that's brilliant! Really happy to help. This is the thing, everyone's got their preference but if you can at least *understand* the other one, you can work with it in some way

  • @rmlrhonda
    @rmlrhonda Год назад +1

    This was fantastic! Thank you!

  • @pattym5549
    @pattym5549 Год назад +1

    Thank you for a very informative video! I tried to learn to knit years ago but never picked it up. I am looking forward to a crochet video along the same lines. Will surely have questions then🙂

  • @solarwinds-
    @solarwinds- 11 месяцев назад

    Ahhhh, you have the exact same model of Bernina as me. I have never seen anyone else with an Activa 140. Cool!

  • @MadalenaAparicio
    @MadalenaAparicio Год назад

    It was an amazing explanation of chart patterns, for the first time I have courage to try to follow one. 😅

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад

      Ah this makes me so happy! Good luck, you have absolutely got this! 🥰

  • @maryannjohnson5410
    @maryannjohnson5410 Год назад

    Would definitely like a crochet version please. Not that I've tried to read a pattern yet.

  • @angelalewis233
    @angelalewis233 Год назад

    Do you do knit intarsia knitting I need help😂

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад

      Have to be honest, I've only done intarsia a couple of times so am by no means an expert. There are plenty of great videos out there though from people way more knowledgeable than me. Sorry I can't be more help! 😅

  • @sherryzimmerman9220
    @sherryzimmerman9220 Год назад +2

    I have been knitting awhile and patterns can still throw an “ old timer” off……..pattern work can still be a bit sticky at times and so appreciate when they give both written and a visual……the ability to visualize the look of the work reminder is also helpful……before I forget …Do You by chance follow KoolKookyKreatures…….her archive of different projects/ works reminds of your eclectic style!

    • @TheGiddyStitcher
      @TheGiddyStitcher  Год назад +1

      I don't but will have to check her out. "Eclectic" is certainly me, haha! And yeah I love when patterns give both options, especially sometimes things can be a bit more ambiguous in written form so having a chart or other visual to check against is really useful.

    • @angelalewis233
      @angelalewis233 Год назад

      Do you knit intarsia knitting I need help😂

    • @sherryzimmerman9220
      @sherryzimmerman9220 Год назад

      @@angelalewis233 so sorry I do not…..I have tried fair isle many years ago…..and found it interesting…..intarsia looks interesting…..I recollect seeing it on a flat surface Christmas stocking …..that was then sew up the back side…..