Marly, i wonder if you have an example working this stitch on back and forth, flat, not on circular nedles., as back and forth introduces the pearl rows, thus the patern is over 8 rows. Do i understand it right. I would appreciate your wisdom, i am a beginner knitter. Thank you so very much.
Great tutorial Marly! The stitch is lovely! I think I would prefer the dpns to close up the top. That being said I may try this way. Who knows?Thanks for sharing this technique! With us! The colors are gorgeous. Love the navy and white PomPom’s! Thanks again!
Yes I know that’s why you did it and I appreciate it! It definitely would come in handy if I didn’t have any dpns around! I’m not very confident with dpns except when closing a hat. I need to make your other socks and face the fear, lol!😄
In the pattern, it says how you need DPN's. But, it doesn't indicate what size you need. Can you please let me (us) know which size DPN's are needed for this beautiful hat? Thank You So Much, C.E.
The problem with instructional videos with dips like this, is that it is super difficult to see exactly where the needle is going through because you can’t zoom in enough really see it. Also, when you stop stretching the knitting to insert your needle, everything contracts back and you lose sight of what’s happening. With any kind of a new stitch, I need to see it clearly or I just won’t do it. So this one is a pass for me, just out of sheer frustration of not being able to see it properly ahead of time.
I think when you encounter stitches like this you have to give it a try. You can count the stitches and rows to get to the right stitch where you’ll insert your needle. It’s really easier than you might think. :) I encourage you to give it a try 👌
It’s too bad the tutorial doesn’t show the first row after the ribbing. It feels like a major step was missed. It might be straightforward but really difficult to tell by watching the video.
Make sure you get the free pattern and follow along with Marly: marlybird.com/free-knitting-patterns/double-dip-knit-ribbed-hat/
Hi marly ,nice works ,you are amazing ,you have a very pretty smile
Am Robert ,nice meeting you here ,I was hoping we could talk
Marly, i wonder if you have an example working this stitch on back and forth, flat, not on circular nedles., as back and forth introduces the pearl rows, thus the patern is over 8 rows. Do i understand it right. I would appreciate your wisdom, i am a beginner knitter. Thank you so very much.
Very cool stitch!! Beautiful hat!
Love the hat pattern! 😍
Definitely plan on knitting one.
Thanks so much for the pattern 🙂
I just bought some new yarn and this will be the perfect thing to make. Thank you Marly, you go above and beyond when teaching.
This hat is so cute on you. Love the pictures you took after you put it on. ♥️
Thank you!
So pretty Marly, love this hat! Also your hair looks extra lovely in this video, loving the bangs
Tried the double loop hat it was so good thank u Mariy
Marly, thank you for the lesson. It is by far the best video I've seen so far. Please keep them coming.
Thank you, Marly. I love this hat!
Really cool stitch, so far it's been pretty easy to follow.
Thank you so much for the technique lessons! I love the almost magic loop and button pom pom.
I love this hat. I can't wait to make it
Love, love, love it. Cute hats this Christmas.
Sweet!! I will try to learn the stitch and make the hat. Thank you very much.
I love this stitch. I have to try this
Hi kathy how are you today ,its nice meeting you here ,you have a very pretty smile ,I hope you are having a blessed day
Love the ending where you add the pom pom after all showing how to attach the button to make it removeable. :D
Thank you! Cheers!
THANK YOU FOR THE GORGEOUS STITCH TUTORIAL. I CANNOT WAIT TO USE IT ON MY NEXT CHRISTMAS HAT PROJECT!!!!!
Wonderful!
Thank you for teaching so well and clear. I will try this pattern on my upcoming merino socks. Can't wait 😀
Thanks Marly for another fun pattern. As always your teaching style is spot-on! Love the hat.
You are so welcome!
This is an excellent tutorial, I used it to help me understand how the Vuono Hat by Ronja Hakalehto works. Thank you!
This hat is so NICE! Easy to knit and finish.
Made three, so far!
Thanks, Marly! 🥰
Wonderful!
Cute hat! Definitely using DPNs.
Awesome
Glad you like it.
Love this hat
So cute!
Marly, I love this one. I'm not a super experienced knitter, but I think I will try this out!
Wonderful!
I love this pattern, the hat looks great. I will try it ♥
Sending love from Germany over the great pond to you - Karin
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi Karin ,how are you today ,I saw your comment,I just dropped in to say hi ,how are you ,you can call me Robert ,nice meeting you here
GORGEOUS hat...thank you!
Absolutely gorgeous! Can’t wait to make some.
Tried the hat and used a crochet hook to draw the loop it was quick and easy
fantastic!
Thank you for sharing this pattern and video tutorial!
Merry Christmas! 💖
That's a lot of dips... Will give it a try though😀
GREAT!
So cute!!
thank you. I love it.
Great tutorial Marly! The stitch is lovely! I think I would prefer the dpns to close up the top. That being said I may try this way. Who knows?Thanks for sharing this technique! With us! The colors are gorgeous. Love the navy and white PomPom’s! Thanks again!
I agree, I would have used the DPN's myself but I wanted to show how you can do it without if you must ;-)
Yes I know that’s why you did it and I appreciate it! It definitely would come in handy if I didn’t have any dpns around! I’m not very confident with dpns except when closing a hat. I need to make your other socks and face the fear, lol!😄
Beautiful!
Love the pattern thank you
I'm glad you like it
❤️❤️
It is a fun stitch
Thanks!
Классный рисунок! Свяжу шапку такую. Спасибо))
Great looking hat!!!! Would you be able to show how to do this hat on a knitting loom?
Amazing hat. You look so good with all the hats, but this in particular. Thank you for teaching so well and clear. I love your smie
I found if I used a crochet hook to pick up the left loop instead of the left needle, it was a lot easier
In the pattern, it says how you need DPN's. But, it doesn't indicate what size you need. Can you please let me (us) know which size DPN's are needed for this beautiful hat?
Thank You So Much,
C.E.
Same size as the circulars
Nice but I can’t with continental.
What exactly is worsted weight yarn how is it different/better
would love to knit this hat but is there away I can make it so its not sure a snug fit, I can't wear tight fitting hats
Marly it's a beautiful stitch but you did not demonstrate how to start the stitch and how many stirches it requires
That’s written in the pattern.
Hi Marley. Have you considered using 9” circulars?
Yes. I’ve used them. My goal was to show how you could just use the needles you have in place and not have to use another tool :)
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Hello Marly can this stitch be used for a scarf? How would I start a scarf? #?
Sorry ... think I just figured it out. It means size 5 - not 5 needles. Is that correct? Thank You.
The problem with instructional videos with dips like this, is that it is super difficult to see exactly where the needle is going through because you can’t zoom in enough really see it. Also, when you stop stretching the knitting to insert your needle, everything contracts back and you lose sight of what’s happening. With any kind of a new stitch, I need to see it clearly or I just won’t do it. So this one is a pass for me, just out of sheer frustration of not being able to see it properly ahead of time.
I think when you encounter stitches like this you have to give it a try. You can count the stitches and rows to get to the right stitch where you’ll insert your needle. It’s really easier than you might think. :) I encourage you to give it a try 👌
Hi, could you tell me how many rows/inches to do the k3 p2 ribbing for? Or is it personal preference. Thank you xx
It’s too bad the tutorial doesn’t show the first row after the ribbing. It feels like a major step was missed. It might be straightforward but really difficult to tell by watching the video.