Wow!!! Thank you so much for sharing this trick!! I have been working and REworking thumbs and ditching a lot of my efforts thinking I would NEVER get it right! Great tutorial!! 👍🏻😊👍🏻
Thanks for the great tip and a perfect video. The close up and keeping everything in frame, unlike many, clear information is a big help. I'd tried both of the other individual ways and neither was quite as helpful closing the gaps. I'll definitely be using your technique on my next fingerless gloves or mittens! :D
Thanks for the great video. I'm confused about why there are 2 sts on the back needle and why the working yarn appears to be coming out of the stitch inside the last stitch on the back needle. Is this because these are 2 stitches that you've just knit off the front needle because the thumb is started 2 sts in from the edge? Thank you!
I know that I'm late to this video but as a crocheter who is just starting to really get in to knitting this was so so helpful!!
Wow!!! Thank you so much for sharing this trick!! I have been working and REworking thumbs and ditching a lot of my efforts thinking I would NEVER get it right! Great tutorial!! 👍🏻😊👍🏻
Thanks for the great tip and a perfect video. The close up and keeping everything in
frame, unlike many, clear information is a big help. I'd tried both of the other individual ways and neither was quite as helpful closing the gaps. I'll definitely be using your technique on my next fingerless gloves or mittens! :D
You're welcome! :)
Thanks for posting this! I've been wanting to make mittens and this will be a great help!
Thanks for the great video. I'm confused about why there are 2 sts on the back needle and why the working yarn appears to be coming out of the stitch inside the last stitch on the back needle. Is this because these are 2 stitches that you've just knit off the front needle because the thumb is started 2 sts in from the edge? Thank you!