I wonder if this woman knows how five years after making this video it's still helping newbies like me. I love her teaching technique: slow, clear, great. I will never not see pearls as smiles and frowns now.
I first saw this video 6 years ago and looked at it again tonight because I thought maybe I was doing the order of the kitchener incorrectly and wanted to be sure. This is one of the best knitting channels by far. Her instructions are very clear.
Oh it's so much less confusing this way! This is the best kitchener stotch and sock weave end demonstration and explanation i have seen so far and also my first ever youtube comment (who would have thought itd be on a knitting tutorial...)
After years of doing the Kitchener stitch with great difficulty, I feel as if a cloud has been lifted! NOW I understand the technique!! Thanks so much for simplifying this!
I absolutely adore this tutorial. I am a Kitchener Klutz and will probably always be, but this video produces a 90% reduction in my Kitchener Stress. My blood pressure is so very grateful to you. And yes, for quite some time now I watch this video every sock I finish.
Goodness gracious! You are my angel. No one, absolutely no one, has demonstrated this bloody graft as clearly and thoroughly as you have here. In particular, you made it very clear what to do with the yarn when moving front to back and back to front. I did a perfect kitchener finally, except my beautiful knit finish ended up on the wrong side because I could find no one who said how to carry the yarn forward and back, etc. My saving grace was that my kitchener was worked on a small swatch that was simply knitted to learn this bindoff/seaming method. My learning is exponential. 😅 Thank you so much. My friend sent me your tutorial, and I'm an instant subscriber forever now.
I've never seen a video on weaving in ends and finishing stitches like this, thank you so much for taking the time to show the whole end process and not just the stitch itself.
It took me half day to watch other videos to learn this skill😵💫, couldn't follow. Until I found this video , I got it in a few minutes ❤ . Thanks very much 🌹🌹
Many thanks for this very clear demonstration of Kitchener stitch without the ears. I have always struggled with this when making socks and still have to adjust the tension of the stitches when completed, but the traditional beginning and ending have always bothered me. This is so much cleaner - and just simpler.
Best Kitchener stitch video out there!! I'm a fairly new knitter (about 6 months) and I'm finishing my first sock. I've heard horror stories about the Kitchener. You made it so easy to understand I went right through the first time no problem. Kept repeating your mantra and away I went!! It looks beautiful! Thank you so much for the video!!
excellent! The best tutorial on youtube for the Kitchener stitch. Very clear instructions. Suzanne explains every step, shows where the yarn is coming out. I had no idea that you keep the yarn under the needles! Alot of other tutorials gloss over some important steps. Thank you!
I thought I was attached to knitting my kitchener stitch, but your method is so elegant and simply that I've converted! My tapestry needle and I are making lovely rounded toes together. Thank you!
OMG! I can't believe my luck in stumbling onto your Kitchener stitch video. You taught me how to do grafting when no one else could, and believe me, I have watched dozens of videos, read countless books, and you finally got through! God bless you!!
This is the best kitchener stitch instruction I have ever had after years of knitting. Thank-you. This is now my gold standard. Good-bye dog ears. Sad I did not find this earlier.
I always skipped the set up at the beginning but no one ever showed how to do the last 2 stitches.. I love how yours finishes up. Thank you for making it so easy to see..
When I first started knitting, I remember seeing socks knit by a man who knit only socks, and was impressed by how beautiful his Kitchner toes were. No pointy little dog ears, which I've always disliked. I thought it was because he had years of sock knitting practice, but I realise now that he had been using your method. I now also use your method, and the toes of my socks are beautifully rounded too. Thank you so much!
This is THE BEST video. I watch it every time I need to kitchener. I’m a reasonably experienced knitter, but this stitch always trips me up. This video makes it so simple.
Watched so many videos of Kitchener Stitch and have never managed to do it myself until watching Suzanne's instructions. Thank you Suzanne, I have now got my first pair of hand knitted socks with a lovely toe!
@SuzanneBryan I have knit sock after sock and I turn again and again to this video. Not because I forget this ideal result you teach so well, but because I love the feeing you are sitting at my side to guide me once again to sock toe perfection. You are a master knitter, teacher and guardian angel all at once. Thank you YET AGAIN for your tutelage which truly lasts a lifetime!
I know this is super old but i can't stress how much this helped me! Great instructions and thank you sooo much for showing how to weave in the ends too!
Oh my, I just looked at your channel. If I were ever to achieve what you have done, I would be very happy. Congratulations on your subscribers and viewership. Thanks for taking the time to look at my video. Happy knitting.
Thank you so much for this video! :) You are showing it very clearly and fluently, in such a pace that you can stitch along but don't have to wait. Very helpful!!
This is the best instructional video for the Kitchener Stitch EVER! Thank you for putting this easy to follow explanation into the hands of those of us who need a clear example every time we're faced with this stitch!
Excellent video. It isn’t the Kitchener stitch that causes me the problems but how to neaten up the dog ears. I just finished my socks and they look great, very professional finishing, thanks to your tutelage. I wish I could remember how you do it because I need this video every time I Kitchener stitch socks. Thank you Suzanne.
Thank you for your video. I have been trying to learn the kitchener bind off for years. With RUclips I can see it as I do it. Now my socks look great. Your a GREAT teacher
Hello Suzanne! I just finished a pair of socks and I love doing the Kitchener stitch....self taught knitter here....and the one thing I always disliked about it was the big ole loopy ear at the last stitch! I was scrolling through my FB feed and saw someone posted this video and I just want to say.......THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!! You are fabulous!!! Sincerely, Justine
Thank you, thank you Suzanne! Great lighting, perfect focus, clear precise well-paced directions, expertly demonstrated Kitchener. I'm a newbie to sock knitting and I am so grateful to you for sharing your talent! I've been knitting a Christmas stocking from a 1948 pattern that assumes a lot of knitting knowledge. I finished the stocking with a smile thanks to you! Bookmarked it!😊
Thank you so much I was in school and I didn’t get to finish my my last sock and now I have and I’m so grateful that this video is up so thank you so much:)
I swear RUclips can read my mind because today I finished a sock and noticed it had annoying little corners on the toe because of my kitchener stitch, and then this video got suggested to me! This is so helpful! I always thought you HAD to do those first "set up stitches", but those are what were causing the bulk! Thank you!
I rarely use the Kitchener stitch so I often have to refer back to a video for instruction. Yours is by far the best one. I have watched quite a few and I keep coming back to you. Thank you for the wonderful instruction.
Same here. I haven't been doing kitchener for long, and whenever I try to remember it, the only thing that comes to mind is the steps for EZ's (most popular) sewn bind off. Additionally, your "bonus" instruction at the end on how to do duplicate stitch makes more sense to me than anything I've seen before. I could never understand how to do it, but that's easy!
Best kitchener stitch tutorial that I have ever seen!! (I've watched a lot) Thank you so much for taking the time to show us your way. I appreciate it so much!!
You really are an amazing teacher. I have learned so much from you and am very appreciative of your teaching style. My knitting has improved already and I look forward to implementing more of your techniques in future projects.
I have to agree with you Linda. I have watched a few different clips which i didn't fully understand but this one makes sense. Thank you Knitting with Suzanne Bryan.
I just have you say...your video saves me EVERY time I finish off a sock. Your video is the absolute best Kitchener Stitch Video out there in my opinion. THANK YOU!
I always forget how to do this stitch and when I first started I watched a bunch of different how tos before coming across this one. It has become my go to before I start the Kitchener stitch. Thank you so much for this quick and easy explanation! ❤
Suzanne, I have learned more from you than any other podcaster. Thank you so much for these tutorials! Been knitting 42 years and still learn from you.
Enjoyed your video very much. Now I my socks won't have ears anymore. It's true that you are always learning something new. I never thought of the yarn being woven in top or bottom, but I usually run it along the side, and blend it in with the toe decreases. Thanks for sharing, and I have subscribe to your videos
I am astounded at how clear your instructions are! I have made many pairs of socks, and have always grappled with Kitchener stitch. Watched so many clips, and was still confused. Your video is clear, and I will adopt your mantra with each sock I make. Thank you thank you!
I don't trust loose threads. I know this is unconventional, but I always use a sewing needle and thread to secure the loose yarn ends. And for sewing pieces together I use crochet cotten, then finish the seams with the yarn. Works great and looks beautiful, too.
Hello, I have knitted a bunch of toe up socks with the magic loop co, and then increasing every other row. I never liked the trapezoid toe shapes. I once came across a video that showed how to do a rounded toe. I can’t fid the video again. Was it one of yours? Do you have a pattern for a rounded toe?
I have watched more kitchener stitch videos than I care to admit to! This is the only one that actually gets me to produce a proper toe! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Kind dear lady, you are a wonderful teacher! For a beginner to these things, I love your videos! You explain so well, remember each detail a new person to this would need to know, are well spoken and can tell, an expert at what you do! Thank you for taking the time to teach so many with your videos! It is much appreciated!! ❤️
I’m so glad you made this video. You’ve explained it so well especially as I’m a beginner knitter. Hope you still knitting and having a healthy joyful life. In gratitude. 🙏🏼 ❤
Thank you so much for posting this very clear video. I’ve no idea how many times I have done this but my 82 year old brain just went BLANK this morning.
Thank you so much. I usually knit socks toe up -- but if I ever do a cuff down, I always re-watch this video and follow along, stitch by stitch. THANK YOU Suzanne! I hear your sweet voice in my head.... Knit off, purl on. Purl off, knit on.....
I watch this literally ever time I Kitchener anything! Even if I think I remember, I double check 😅 This is the best Kitchener video there is! Thank you!
Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪! Thank you ever so much for the absolutely best tutor of A more perfected Kitchener stitch. I will never do it any other way it is just seamless and perfect. Thank you thank you! ❤
Loving your smiles and frowns. After many years of knitting I continue to refer to videos for a reminder of the Kitchener stitch. Your video is amazing, especially for the ‘newbie’. Thank you Suzanne. 💖
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. I had just finished watching a different person doing a tutorial on the kitchener stitch and after just a few stitches, she stopped demonstrating and started talking and got me so confused I wanted to scream. I searched around youtube and found THIS video and you got me sorted immediately! Thanks so much for this. I am subscribing now.
This is by far the best Kitchener video I’ve ever seen. I’ve been making socks for several years and always make errors in my Kitchener….always….. Even in spite of this great video, I have to stop the video after every step and can’t go forward without watching. I know the mantra in my sleep. The front side is no problem but on the back a knit doesn’t look like a knit and a Purl doesn’t look like a purl and I guess by now I’ve done thousands. It must be a dyslexia thing. Anyway, this video offers me the first real hope that I might learn it one day before I shuffle off this mortal coil.
Cate, thank you for your very kind feedback! I have every confidence that with practice and diligence, you will overcome any and all Kitchener issues. 😉 Thanks so much for watching! ❤️
been knitting for 60 plus years and have never made socks. i was struggling with the toe but your ingenuity and mantra simplified it so well. thanks and all good wishes.
I try many methods for grafting toes- just to keep things interesting, but always return to this video. It really is the neatest easiest way to get a good looking result for the toe of a sock. Thanks again!
Best Kitchener Stitch sock toe video I have watched (and I've watched a few :) Also love the "sewing end in" tutorial at the finish. This lady knows what she is talking about and does not take an age to explain it!
Your demonstration really helped to solidify it in my mind! Constant referral to the printed instructions for the kitchener toe is not only more time consuming, but makes a knitter a lot more prone to mistakes than by having the order of the stitches memorized. It is so nice not having those weird squared toes, too!
Excellent! I'm always looking for a better way to kitchener shut toes and afterthought heels. And what an interesting way to weave in the ends! Thank you so much for posting this tutorial.
After watching several different videos on this technique, yours was the only one that really helped me decipher and break down the stitches. After a few stops and starts of the video whilst working along on my sock, I finally was able to complete a decent look end result. Thanks so much
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This is by far the best tutorial I have ever found that explains the kitchener stitch so clearly! Thank You!!
I wonder if this woman knows how five years after making this video it's still helping newbies like me. I love her teaching technique: slow, clear, great.
I will never not see pearls as smiles and frowns now.
Wow, thank you!
@@SuzanneBryan yup smiles and frowns. best description ever.
8 years and counting!
I first saw this video 6 years ago and looked at it again tonight because I thought maybe I was doing the order of the kitchener incorrectly and wanted to be sure. This is one of the best knitting channels by far. Her instructions are very clear.
I'm with you girl, she's absolutely the best!
I am here again. I watch this video every time I need to Kitchener!
Welcome back!
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Oh it's so much less confusing this way! This is the best kitchener stotch and sock weave end demonstration and explanation i have seen so far and also my first ever youtube comment (who would have thought itd be on a knitting tutorial...)
Wow, thank you! 🧶
❤ I agree. Thank you
I also agree. Well done!
After years of doing the Kitchener stitch with great difficulty, I feel as if a cloud has been lifted! NOW I understand the technique!! Thanks so much for simplifying this!
I absolutely adore this tutorial. I am a Kitchener Klutz and will probably always be, but this video produces a 90% reduction in my Kitchener Stress. My blood pressure is so very grateful to you. And yes, for quite some time now I watch this video every sock I finish.
What a lovely thing to say, Cate, thank you! And way to be brave and put yourself out there to improve your skills! ❤️
I watch it also when I am ready to sew the toe of my socks. I have it saved so it is easy to find. It is a nice perfectly paced video tutorial.
I always come back to this video when I need to do the kitchener graft! I end up getting my knits and purls all mixed up lol xx
I'm binding off on a mitten (at finger tips). I've ripped it out probably 10 times..until this video!
This is the best demonstration of kitchener stitch I have ever seen. I followed it, and the toe of my sock actully looks decent.
Wonderful!
Thank you Suzanne!! You are so good at this. You are always my go-to expert when I need to check something.
Best instructions ever for the Kitchener stitch. Thank you for your wonderful instructions. Very easy to understand.
You're so welcome, Kay! Thanks for commenting! 😊
I’ve always been confused by Kitchener stitch. This is the first time it’s really made sense to me. Thank you!
That is wonderful! Happy knitting.
I keep coming back to this one whenever I am finishing a sock or a hoodie. Thank you so much
You are so welcome, Uta! Thanks for sharing! ❤️
Goodness gracious! You are my angel. No one, absolutely no one, has demonstrated this bloody graft as clearly and thoroughly as you have here. In particular, you made it very clear what to do with the yarn when moving front to back and back to front. I did a perfect kitchener finally, except my beautiful knit finish ended up on the wrong side because I could find no one who said how to carry the yarn forward and back, etc. My saving grace was that my kitchener was worked on a small swatch that was simply knitted to learn this bindoff/seaming method. My learning is exponential. 😅
Thank you so much. My friend sent me your tutorial, and I'm an instant subscriber forever now.
I've never seen a video on weaving in ends and finishing stitches like this, thank you so much for taking the time to show the whole end process and not just the stitch itself.
You are so welcome!
Süpersiniz, teşekkürleeeer🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲🌺🌹🌸
It took me half day to watch other videos to learn this skill😵💫, couldn't follow. Until I found this video , I got it in a few minutes ❤ . Thanks very much 🌹🌹
That’s fantastic! Glad you found this video helpful.
Many thanks for this very clear demonstration of Kitchener stitch without the ears. I have always struggled with this when making socks and still have to adjust the tension of the stitches when completed, but the traditional beginning and ending have always bothered me. This is so much cleaner - and just simpler.
You are so welcome, Pam! I appreciate your very kind feedback! 😊
Suzanne, you are the first person to make this easy for a beginner. Now I’m not frustrated terrific teacher. 👍👍
You can do it!
Best Kitchener stitch video out there!! I'm a fairly new knitter (about 6 months) and I'm finishing my first sock. I've heard horror stories about the Kitchener. You made it so easy to understand I went right through the first time no problem. Kept repeating your mantra and away I went!! It looks beautiful! Thank you so much for the video!!
Wonderful! Happy knitting.
excellent! The best tutorial on youtube for the Kitchener stitch. Very clear instructions. Suzanne explains every step, shows where the yarn is coming out. I had no idea that you keep the yarn under the needles! Alot of other tutorials gloss over some important steps. Thank you!
I thought I was attached to knitting my kitchener stitch, but your method is so elegant and simply that I've converted! My tapestry needle and I are making lovely rounded toes together. Thank you!
Very cool.
this clip was a godsend thankyou - even after 61 pairs of socks I still refresh my memory with it !
OMG! I can't believe my luck in stumbling onto your Kitchener stitch video. You taught me how to do grafting when no one else could, and believe me, I have watched dozens of videos, read countless books, and you finally got through! God bless you!!
This is so awesome. Please share my videos on your social media. Happy knitting.
This is the best kitchener stitch instruction I have ever had after years of knitting. Thank-you. This is now my gold standard. Good-bye dog ears. Sad I did not find this earlier.
I always skipped the set up at the beginning but no one ever showed how to do the last 2 stitches.. I love how yours finishes up. Thank you for making it so easy to see..
+mysteryglo Thanks for watching and commenting. Let me know how it works for you.
When I first started knitting, I remember seeing socks knit by a man who knit only socks, and was impressed by how beautiful his Kitchner toes were. No pointy little dog ears, which I've always disliked. I thought it was because he had years of sock knitting practice, but I realise now that he had been using your method. I now also use your method, and the toes of my socks are beautifully rounded too. Thank you so much!
That is so wonderful to hear, I'm glad that I could help! 😊
I am a total beginner and this is the best video I have viewed for the kitchener stitch. Thank you so much!
Thank you, happy knitting.
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This is THE BEST video. I watch it every time I need to kitchener. I’m a reasonably experienced knitter, but this stitch always trips me up. This video makes it so simple.
Wow, thank you, Kathryn, that's a lovely thing to say and much appreciated! ❤️
Watched so many videos of Kitchener Stitch and have never managed to do it myself until watching Suzanne's instructions. Thank you Suzanne, I have now got my first pair of hand knitted socks with a lovely toe!
Wonderful!
@SuzanneBryan I have knit sock after sock and I turn again and again to this video. Not because I forget this ideal result you teach so well, but because I love the feeing you are sitting at my side to guide me once again to sock toe perfection. You are a master knitter, teacher and guardian angel all at once. Thank you YET AGAIN for your tutelage which truly lasts a lifetime!
I know this is super old but i can't stress how much this helped me! Great instructions and thank you sooo much for showing how to weave in the ends too!
You are so welcome!
One of the best Kitchener stitch demonstrations I have seen. So simple with the Mantra.
Thank you so much 😊
Great video !!! First time doing this stitch and your expert instructions were just the right speed to learn, thank you so much
Great! Happy knitting.
I usually teach crochet so I really appreciate a good tutorial :)
Oh my, I just looked at your channel. If I were ever to achieve what you have done, I would be very happy. Congratulations on your subscribers and viewership. Thanks for taking the time to look at my video. Happy knitting.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment !
If you ever feel like mentoring an underling, I am here and ready.
This is by far the best tutorial I've seen, and I've watched quite a few
Thank you so much for this video! :) You are showing it very clearly and fluently, in such a pace that you can stitch along but don't have to wait. Very helpful!!
Glad it was helpful!
This is the best instructional video for the Kitchener Stitch EVER! Thank you for putting this easy to follow explanation into the hands of those of us who need a clear example every time we're faced with this stitch!
What a lovely idea with leaving out doing the last two stitches! These socks (without ears!) are now ready for gifting to my nephew
The best demonstration of the Kitchener stitch, Thank-you 😊
Wow, thank you! Happy New Year!
Excellent video. It isn’t the Kitchener stitch that causes me the problems but how to neaten up the dog ears. I just finished my socks and they look great, very professional finishing, thanks to your tutelage. I wish I could remember how you do it because I need this video every time I Kitchener stitch socks. Thank you Suzanne.
Yes, me too. That is why I made this video - just for the dog ears portion. Happy knitting.
Thank you for your video. I have been trying to learn the kitchener bind off for years. With RUclips I can see it as I do it. Now my socks look great. Your a GREAT teacher
This is so lovely to hear, Nettie Jo, thank you! I'm sure your socks are beautiful! ❤️
Hello Suzanne! I just finished a pair of socks and I love doing the Kitchener stitch....self taught knitter here....and the one thing I always disliked about it was the big ole loopy ear at the last stitch! I was scrolling through my FB feed and saw someone posted this video and I just want to say.......THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!! You are fabulous!!! Sincerely, Justine
Fabulous. Thank you!
Happy Knitting,
Suzanne
Thank you, thank you Suzanne! Great lighting, perfect focus, clear precise well-paced directions, expertly demonstrated Kitchener. I'm a newbie to sock knitting and I am so grateful to you for sharing your talent! I've been knitting a Christmas stocking from a 1948 pattern that assumes a lot of knitting knowledge. I finished the stocking with a smile thanks to you! Bookmarked it!😊
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much I was in school and I didn’t get to finish my my last sock and now I have and I’m so grateful that this video is up so thank you so much:)
You’re welcome 😊
The BEST Kitchener explanation!! Thank you!!
You are so welcome, Galia, I'm glad the video was helpful! ❤️
I swear RUclips can read my mind because today I finished a sock and noticed it had annoying little corners on the toe because of my kitchener stitch, and then this video got suggested to me! This is so helpful! I always thought you HAD to do those first "set up stitches", but those are what were causing the bulk! Thank you!
Yay, I love hearing this, Tadpole! ❤️ You are very welcome, I'm glad it was helpful
Helpful video! And the bonus was seeing how you weave in your ends. It’s always fun to see the way people do that. Thank you!
You are so welcome!
I rarely use the Kitchener stitch so I often have to refer back to a video for instruction. Yours is by far the best one. I have watched quite a few and I keep coming back to you. Thank you for the wonderful instruction.
Thank you so much! Happy knitting.
Same here. I haven't been doing kitchener for long, and whenever I try to remember it, the only thing that comes to mind is the steps for EZ's (most popular) sewn bind off. Additionally, your "bonus" instruction at the end on how to do duplicate stitch makes more sense to me than anything I've seen before. I could never understand how to do it, but that's easy!
Wonderful! Thank you! Be sure to subscribe if you haven't already and spread my videos far and wide. Happy knitting.
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Best kitchener stitch tutorial that I have ever seen!! (I've watched a lot) Thank you so much for taking the time to show us your way. I appreciate it so much!!
You're welcome! It's my favorite way to do it too!
You really are an amazing teacher. I have learned so much from you and am very appreciative of your teaching style. My knitting has improved already and I look forward to implementing more of your techniques in future projects.
That is so wonderful! Happy knitting.
I would say you are voted the best teacher EVER......Thank you....
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Thank you so much! It turned out perfectly. Your instructions are beautifully clear and easy to follow!
Thank you. Happy Knitting, Suzanne
Thank you so much for this! This is not only the clearest video on the Kitchener stitch for me, but it's also the one that gives me the best results!
finally!! a video of Kitchener stitch that makes sense to me! Thank you so very much!
I added your videos to my subscription list.
Excellent. I am so glad it helped you. Happy Knitting,
Suzanne
I have to agree with you Linda. I have watched a few different clips which i didn't fully understand but this one makes sense.
Thank you Knitting with Suzanne Bryan.
Thank you Helen. Happy Knitting.
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I just have you say...your video saves me EVERY time I finish off a sock. Your video is the absolute best Kitchener Stitch Video out there in my opinion. THANK YOU!
Wow, thank you!
Thank you for posting this. It's clear, easy to follow, and very helpful. I can't wait to try it!
+Christine R. Thank you.
This is the best kitchner stitch you tube I have ever seen!
Thank you . Happy knitting.
Love this video! Thank you : clear, concise , fully demonstrated including how to darn in ends.
Excellent. Happy knitting.
I always forget how to do this stitch and when I first started I watched a bunch of different how tos before coming across this one. It has become my go to before I start the Kitchener stitch. Thank you so much for this quick and easy explanation! ❤
Suzanne, thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us. You go a little slower in a calm voice and I finally got it!!
Great. Thank you. Happy knitting.
Suzanne, I have learned more from you than any other podcaster. Thank you so much for these tutorials! Been knitting 42 years and still learn from you.
DrmWeavr, you are the reason I do what I do, thank you so much for the very kind and supportive feedback! ❤️
Enjoyed your video very much. Now I my socks won't have ears anymore. It's true that you are always learning something new. I never thought of the yarn being woven in top or bottom, but I usually run it along the side, and blend it in with the toe decreases. Thanks for sharing, and I have subscribe to your videos
+Terri Smith Thank you. Happy Knitting,
Suzanne
I would say you would be the best teacher EVER... Thank you...
Thank you!
Thank You....Best help ever and I feel like I got a bonus with the weave-in-ends trick😍
Great. Thank you. Happy Knitting.
Thank you so much for this very helpful clip, I have lost count of the number of times I have come back to it for revision!
You're very welcome!
Clear instruction! I never liked those little dog ears on my sock toes! Thanks!
You are welcome, happy knitting.
Thanks for this video. Helped a lot.
I am astounded at how clear your instructions are! I have made many pairs of socks, and have always grappled with Kitchener stitch. Watched so many clips, and was still confused.
Your video is clear, and I will adopt your mantra with each sock I make.
Thank you thank you!
Wonderful!🧶
Trank you from Germany. My English is Not very good, but I understand everything!
Danke!
Suzanne, how wonderful to know your little tip! Love the clarity of your videos.
amarasharon Thank you so much! Glad you like the videos.
Great technique
Thank you! That means a lot to me, coming from you! Happy knitting!
The clearest Kitchener I’ve watched. Thanks so much from a sock newbie! ❤
This was helpful, very clear, and seems to have worked on my Christmas stocking, but I can't figure out why those last 2 stitches don't unravel.....
Because you went through them once. Thank you and Happy Knitting.
I don't trust loose threads. I know this is unconventional, but I always use a sewing needle and thread to secure the loose yarn ends. And for sewing pieces together I use crochet cotten, then finish the seams with the yarn. Works great and looks beautiful, too.
Suzanne thank you so much for this demo. I’ve found it invaluable and it is so generous of you. I appreciate it.
Hello, I have knitted a bunch of toe up socks with the magic loop co, and then increasing every other row. I never liked the trapezoid toe shapes. I once came across a video that showed how to do a rounded toe. I can’t fid the video again. Was it one of yours? Do you have a pattern for a rounded toe?
I do not yet have a pattern for a rounded toe, but will add it to my video todo list. Thank you! Happy Knitting.
I have watched more kitchener stitch videos than I care to admit to! This is the only one that actually gets me to produce a proper toe! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Yay! Thank you!
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What an amazing help!!!!!!!!! Brava! Thanks so much!!!!!
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan thank you for my go to Kitchener stitch.
Thank you so much!! The dog ears have always bothered me. So simple, yet so perfect.
Suzanne, you're great!
The calm way to share your profi - skills with us make the DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOME-MADE AND HANDMADE! Be blessed by our LORD!
Thank you.
Kind dear lady, you are a wonderful teacher! For a beginner to these things, I love your videos! You explain so well, remember each detail a new person to this would need to know, are well spoken and can tell, an expert at what you do! Thank you for taking the time to teach so many with your videos! It is much appreciated!! ❤️
I’m so glad you made this video. You’ve explained it so well especially as I’m a beginner knitter. Hope you still knitting and having a healthy joyful life. In gratitude. 🙏🏼 ❤
Thank you Suzanne, you're the best knitting teacher :)
Thank you so much for posting this very clear video. I’ve no idea how many times I have done this but my 82 year old brain just went BLANK this morning.
Absolutely the best, and simplest, demo I’ve seen. And - it works !! Thank you.
Great to hear!
Thank you so much. I usually knit socks toe up -- but if I ever do a cuff down, I always re-watch this video and follow along, stitch by stitch. THANK YOU Suzanne! I hear your sweet voice in my head.... Knit off, purl on. Purl off, knit on.....
Ahhh, what a lovely thing to say, Paula, thank you! ❤️
I watch this literally ever time I Kitchener anything! Even if I think I remember, I double check 😅 This is the best Kitchener video there is! Thank you!
What a sweet thing to say, Sarah, thank you!❤️
@@SuzanneBryan just telling the truth! 💗
Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪! Thank you ever so much for the absolutely best tutor of A more perfected Kitchener stitch. I will never do it any other way it is just seamless and perfect. Thank you thank you! ❤
Thank you so much!
Loving your smiles and frowns. After many years of knitting I continue to refer to videos for a reminder of the Kitchener stitch. Your video is amazing, especially for the ‘newbie’. Thank you Suzanne. 💖
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. I had just finished watching a different person doing a tutorial on the kitchener stitch and after just a few stitches, she stopped demonstrating and started talking and got me so confused I wanted to scream. I searched around youtube and found THIS video and you got me sorted immediately! Thanks so much for this. I am subscribing now.
You are so welcome!🧶
This is by far the best Kitchener video I’ve ever seen. I’ve been making socks for several years and always make errors in my Kitchener….always….. Even in spite of this great video, I have to stop the video after every step and can’t go forward without watching. I know the mantra in my sleep. The front side is no problem but on the back a knit doesn’t look like a knit and a Purl doesn’t look like a purl and I guess by now I’ve done thousands. It must be a dyslexia thing. Anyway, this video offers me the first real hope that I might learn it one day before I shuffle off this mortal coil.
Cate, thank you for your very kind feedback! I have every confidence that with practice and diligence, you will overcome any and all Kitchener issues. 😉 Thanks so much for watching! ❤️
You are the best at explaining in detail and in slow motion! Thank you, Suzanne!
You are so welcome, Bobbie! I appreciate the great feedback, thank you! ❤️
This is probably the best instructional video I’ve seen!
Thank you!
Once again best explanation of the Kitchener stitch...where have you been all my life LOL... Amazing teacher
Thanks and Happy Knitting,
Suzanne
been knitting for 60 plus years and have never made socks. i was struggling with the toe but your ingenuity and mantra simplified it so well. thanks and all good wishes.
Wonderful!
I try many methods for grafting toes- just to keep things interesting, but always return to this video. It really is the neatest easiest way to get a good looking result for the toe of a sock. Thanks again!
I’m glad you agree! It’s my favorite too.
This is by far the best video I've found on a beautiful Kitchner stitched sock toe. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you, Kathy. Thanks for watching. Happy knitting,
Suzanne
Best Kitchener Stitch tutorial ever. Cheers.
Thanks so much AM! Cheers! 😊
Suzanne, thank you for such a clear and succinct tutorial. This just made so much sense!
Oh my goodness! I have struggled with this for so long and finally I found an explanation that makes sense. THANK YOU!!!!!
Best instructions yet! So much less confusing. TY
I really appreciate your comments, D, thank you! ❤️
Best Kitchener Stitch sock toe video I have watched (and I've watched a few :) Also love the "sewing end in" tutorial at the finish. This lady knows what she is talking about and does not take an age to explain it!
Thank you! Happy Knitting!
Your demonstration really helped to solidify it in my mind! Constant referral to the printed instructions for the kitchener toe is not only more time consuming, but makes a knitter a lot more prone to mistakes than by having the order of the stitches memorized. It is so nice not having those weird squared toes, too!
Wonderful! Thanks for watching.
Excellent! I'm always looking for a better way to kitchener shut toes and afterthought heels. And what an interesting way to weave in the ends! Thank you so much for posting this tutorial.
+kokoriffic929 thank you for such a lovely comment. Happy knitting.
After watching several different videos on this technique, yours was the only one that really helped me decipher and break down the stitches. After a few stops and starts of the video whilst working along on my sock, I finally was able to complete a decent look end result.
Thanks so much
Great to hear!