ahhhh yess!!! i want to make a sweater but i hate doing ribbing length-wise, so i was wondering if i could do it basically like this and a couple google searches later i find this beautiful video!! now to go finish my sweater :)
Hi, Studio Knit! I am an italian girl who is now approaching to knitting. Thank you for your veeery clear tutorials, they're helping me a lot. There's just a few videos as good as yours on this argument with italian explanation, so I was thinking about creating for you the subtitles. Hope you'll enjoy that. xxx
Thank you so much for your tutorial videos and learn lots by watching, you have a clear voice and very detail explanation. I wish other tutorial were more like you. You are amazing fantastic of what you do. I appreciate of what I can do and it's all came from you with your tutorial attitude. Thanks you very much. Take care stay safe
When I looked up how to knit on RUclips I went through about 6 vids and none was clear enough for a beginner like me to knit, but you do it slow enough for me to be able to listen and repeat! SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL!!!!
really like this:) i'm knitting a baby set baby an the pattern involves cr2 and while I'm reading it confuses me and I'm not doing it right I was wondering if you could do a video on how to knit cr2 please
Hey there... I have never seen this pattern, it sure looks nice but for what should it be used? for a pillow case? a blanket?... I'm just wondering. =)
Aha - I am currently making a cowl with a similar pattern but it is in the round so it is slightly different. I just knit 4 rounds and purl 4 rounds :) Thanks for the instructions for knitting flat!
Any advice for switching colors multiple times and having a clear “right” and “wrong” side? I can switch colors once successfully, but I’m having trouble switching colors again and figuring out what row to do it on…I always end up messing up the right side.
I have one question to ask. What is that stitch call when you knit the first row, 2nd row Knit 2 together all the way till ghetto last stitch and you add all stitches back on the next row. I think that's how it goes if I'm not mistaken. I think it has something to do with ridges maybe it's call reverse ridge and again I could be wrong for that one as well.
3 Row repeat vs 2 Row repeat. Stockinette is Row 1 K, Row 2 Purl, then repeat. Reverse Ridge then adds a 3rd Row of K, then repeat. So, rather than Purling Row 4 like Stockinette,, you are starting the repeat with another Knit Row.
I think the difference here is that between row three and four, for stockinette, there would be a purl row on row 4, but you’re you knit all of row 3 AND all of row 4. So it almost makes a spaced out garter stitch.
Can anyone here help me? I did this stitch for a scarf for my daughter using a super soft chenille, it looked beautiful but it started off plump and fluffy looking and soon stretched out to be flat and skinny, I’ve bought a whole lot of this same yarn to make squares and turn into a rather large blanket but now I’m not sure. Is there a better stitch that might be sturdier or is the actual chenille just going to do this, I’m worried that a heavy blanket will stretch out of shape if a little scarf did.
KNITTED IN THE ROUND ON CIRCULAR NEEDLES: Cast On: Any Number of Stitches Row 1 (Right Side): Knit All Row 2: Knit All Row 3: Knit All Row 4: Purl All Row 5: Purl All Row 6: Purl All
I am sorry, but I tried doing the stitch the same way, and the result is more of a stockinette stitch as well. Am I doing something wrong here-or could you help me with this?
Sure, notice that it is * K1, P1, K1 * and it is NOT * K1, P1 * So, it's K1, P1, K1, K1, P1, K1, K1, P1, K1... etc. NOT K1, P1, K1 P1, K1, P1... etc. Hope this helps!
Studio Knit. You no where show that...my opinion you should show the 4th row .....my takeaway: knit a row purl a row and repeat, your demo shows stockinette because you stop short
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ahhhh yess!!! i want to make a sweater but i hate doing ribbing length-wise, so i was wondering if i could do it basically like this and a couple google searches later i find this beautiful video!! now to go finish my sweater :)
My gf made me a blanket using your videos! thanks so much
That is awesome!
Hi, Studio Knit! I am an italian girl who is now approaching to knitting. Thank you for your veeery clear tutorials, they're helping me a lot. There's just a few videos as good as yours on this argument with italian explanation, so I was thinking about creating for you the subtitles. Hope you'll enjoy that. xxx
I love your videos. You show everything slowly enough to be understandable for a beginner knitter :) thank you!
Love your simple stitches- great for beginners and simply explained!
Very helpful and well explained
Hi, Mike - Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for your tutorial videos and learn lots by watching, you have a clear voice and very detail explanation. I wish other tutorial were more like you. You are amazing fantastic of what you do. I appreciate of what I can do and it's all came from you with your tutorial attitude. Thanks you very much. Take care stay safe
So cool! Thank you so much for teaching me the reverse ridge! You are outstanding to me in knitting in teaching and in many more ways!
its sooo satisfying to see you knit.
When I looked up how to knit on RUclips I went through about 6 vids and none was clear enough for a beginner like me to knit, but you do it slow enough for me to be able to listen and repeat! SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL!!!!
I knit since primary school and I think this is a really nice pattern. Btw I'm a new subscriber
Thank you so much for this stitch pattern... I'll be practicing it today... 😀
+Carmen M. Rodriguez Great! Have fun!
How do you knit this pattern vertically please
really like this:)
i'm knitting a baby set baby an the pattern involves cr2 and while I'm reading it confuses me and I'm not doing it right I was wondering if you could do a video on how to knit cr2 please
Wow that looks so cool!
Hi, thanks!
+Studio Knit your very nice
Hey there... I have never seen this pattern, it sure looks nice but for what should it be used? for a pillow case? a blanket?... I'm just wondering. =)
how is this different than stockinet stitch?
I was also wondering that... Did you figure it out?
Aha - I am currently making a cowl with a similar pattern but it is in the round so it is slightly different. I just knit 4 rounds and purl 4 rounds :) Thanks for the instructions for knitting flat!
Any advice for switching colors multiple times and having a clear “right” and “wrong” side? I can switch colors once successfully, but I’m having trouble switching colors again and figuring out what row to do it on…I always end up messing up the right side.
If I want to make these ridges bigger, would I just K1, P1, K1, P1, K1 then repeat (making each ridge five rows tall instead of just 3 rows)?
I have one question to ask. What is that stitch call when you knit the first row, 2nd row Knit 2 together all the way till ghetto last stitch and you add all stitches back on the next row. I think that's how it goes if I'm not mistaken. I think it has something to do with ridges maybe it's call reverse ridge and again I could be wrong for that one as well.
Hi Studio Knit! I was wondering if it's okay to use your quick easy bunny to sell to my friends and make into puppets? Please answer!
+MiddleMaya Yes! Sweet of you to ask. Good luck!! 🐰💰💗
Studio Knit 😋 Thx!
Isn't that the stockinette pattern? What's the difference?
3 Row repeat vs 2 Row repeat.
Stockinette is Row 1 K, Row 2 Purl, then repeat.
Reverse Ridge then adds a 3rd Row of K, then repeat.
So, rather than Purling Row 4 like Stockinette,, you are starting the repeat with another Knit Row.
why does it keep on bending inward more and more each time i do a purl or knit
Going to give this a go...thank you x
You’re welcome 😊
It's how you do the stockinette. Hopefully it doesnt turn out the same
I think the difference here is that between row three and four, for stockinette, there would be a purl row on row 4, but you’re you knit all of row 3 AND all of row 4. So it almost makes a spaced out garter stitch.
Can anyone here help me? I did this stitch for a scarf for my daughter using a super soft chenille, it looked beautiful but it started off plump and fluffy looking and soon stretched out to be flat and skinny, I’ve bought a whole lot of this same yarn to make squares and turn into a rather large blanket but now I’m not sure. Is there a better stitch that might be sturdier or is the actual chenille just going to do this, I’m worried that a heavy blanket will stretch out of shape if a little scarf did.
wow!! That will look great if knit into a pillow!
Great pattern.
Hi, Lily! Thanks so much!!!
Hi! May I know how can I do this in round? Thank youuuu!
KNITTED IN THE ROUND ON CIRCULAR NEEDLES:
Cast On: Any Number of Stitches
Row 1 (Right Side): Knit All
Row 2: Knit All
Row 3: Knit All
Row 4: Purl All
Row 5: Purl All
Row 6: Purl All
What would it be called if I did a 4 row repeat of:
Row 1: Knit all
Row 2: Knit all
Row 3: Purl all
Row 4: Purl all
Hi can you make this as a blanket
So is the 4th row a Knit stitch?
Yes. Written pattern is here www.studioknitsf.com/reverse-ridge-stitch/#mv-creation-31-jtr
@@studioknit thanks so much!
I am sorry, but I tried doing the stitch the same way, and the result is more of a stockinette stitch as well. Am I doing something wrong here-or could you help me with this?
Sure, notice that it is * K1, P1, K1 * and it is NOT * K1, P1 *
So, it's K1, P1, K1, K1, P1, K1, K1, P1, K1... etc.
NOT K1, P1, K1 P1, K1, P1... etc.
Hope this helps!
@@studioknit Well, thank you very much for your very nice presentations and helping me!
I found that my knit rows are the ones that 'pop' out rather than my purl rows. Any ideas as to what I'm doing wrong?
I got the same problem..
Hey what if I accidentally purled first
so easy desing thanks mam
You're so welcome! Happy knitting to you!
thank you very much
pleas knitting a owl
how to knitting a bag
+Ayesha Fatima Great idea!! 💗
ummmm....as written and explained produces stockinette stitch (??????)
Nope. This Reverse Ridge stitch has 3 repeating rows, rather than the 2 of the Stockinette stitch, so it reverses every 3 rows. Give it a try!
Studio Knit. You no where show that...my opinion you should show the 4th row .....my takeaway: knit a row purl a row and repeat, your demo shows stockinette because you stop short
??? This is the same as the stockinette stitch. One row knit, one row purl.
+Emily Torres It is not stockinette. This is KPK repeating, so it goes KPK-KPK-KPK etc. Not KP-KP-KP etc.
Studio Knit Oh, ok. It got a little confusing when your picture says knit all one row, purl the next row, Etc. Thanks for clarifying.