How to Knit the Diagonal Scallop Stitch | Knitting Stitch Pattern | English Style
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
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This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the diagonal scallop stitch. The diagonal scallop stitch creates a beautiful all over diagonal pattern. The diagonal scallop stitch would be great for blankets, hats, and baby hats!
Skill: Easy
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I found a swatch on a needle and couldn't remember what it was - but sure liked it.
It's a total surprise that I came to New Stitch A Day and found it immediately! I'm now going to print or reprint this pattern so I can place it with the knitting - what a concept!
Thank you, dear NSAD
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Beautiful stitch, Awesome tutorial!! Good instructions, clear view, perfect speed, subtitles, and such a nice voice and pleasant presentation!!
Thank you, thank you!!
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What type of camera do you use? From my point of view its very clear and nice. I love the pearl stitching!! Also, where do you get your yarn from? and what size is your needle?
The typo is that after passing the stitch over, it is K2 ... not k1.
K1 will be the last st, after all repeats.
The video is correct but the instructions on the video for Row 3 is wrong and should read the K2, as stated above.
if R4 is the same repeat as R2 why does it say K1? for the repeat pattern (in R4) ? is it a typo? shouldn't it be K2?
either i'm dyslexic or there is a mistake… i started knitting this and the pattern shows up on the wrong side. so i knitted R2 first and so on so the pattern shows up on the correct side. R2,R3,R4,R1 repeat and so on. if you do R1 and so on, it's going to be on the 'wrong' side (inside part) as opposed to the right side. just saying in case someone else is adding this pattern to something already started. of course if you do it from scratch after casting on this holds no importance,
never mind…looks like it is a typo. ok TY!
If you're going to say, "Rep from *", you have to actually put in a *! There's nothing to repeat from.
Also, your demo doesn't match what you're saying or what is in the written. (For instance, you say after you pass the picked-up stitch over, you K1. But you K2.) What exactly, is the repeat in Row 4? Write out the instructions verbally and just read them -- I know it must be difficult to talk and demonstrate at the same time, but get it right or don't bother.
This got truncated, so I'll put the rest here:
In your videos, you hammer the simplest things again and again, but when it comes to presenting something a little more complex, you gloss over. You need to do at least 2 or three of the "repeats", cleanly and smoothly, for us to see how they flow together. And if you're going to have captions, proofread them!
(For instance, on your website, you have a cute little window that says: "Editor’s Note: Be sure to grab your at the end of this post. It’s completely FREE!" Be sure to grab my -- what, exactly? You're missing a word! You want to make sure everyone knows the website is rated PG! ;)