Woah, this is so cool, never seen it done this way. 😮 I am always still amazed by the things I find on RUclips. I think I’ve seen it all then I learn something new. Thank you, Yuha!
Hi! I'm so happy I found you. Your work is amazing! Just outstanding! I will most definitely try this. Thank you for sharing. Again, I am amazed. Why didn't I know this?👍💖🤗👏
This looks perfect! I've never tried this method and look-wise, this is the most professional I've seen. I'm going to do that all the time now! Thank you so much. I love your videos!
Thank you! I’ve been looking for a pattern to knit a scarf for my partner and this seems like one that I can do. It will also help me practice my continental style knitting too 😅
would you be interested in doing “how to “ videos for us beginners? ive watched every video i can on knitting and have successfully taught myself to knit continental, norwegian, portuguese, and throwing but i still can not find the one way i like and tension is good. i love the way you knit!!!! id love for you to do a video on how to knit the way you do. i know its technically continental but the way you move your yarn front to back, etc , is awesome and i truly think i could get 1x1 ribbing done using the way you knit! plz think about this, if you have the time!
Thanks for such a lovely comment 😊 for me it seemed like the simplest thing, but as I realised, many are looking for basic tutorials 😊 i will consider such video, thanks a lot!
wow! Thanks so much for this tutorial. This is an extremely interesting rib technique. Do you have a bind off for ribbing that would be equally magical?
I think I am going to try this in proper knit and purl stitches- except for that first row where the knits need to be fixed. I noticed you purl backwards lol.
Hi, I really enjoy your videos. I’m a fairly new knitter and wanted to know why you sometimes knit through the back loop and other times (like when you grabbed those grey threads on the 4th row) you knit in the front of the loop. I knit Continental like you and just want to make sure I’m doing my knits properly when trying this technique. Does it matter which side I knit into and if so does it change the look? Thanks again for your videos, I am planning on following your Icelandic tutorial to make my first sweater. You have beautiful hands by the way!
When you purl this way (sometimes called russian purl) it is twisting the stitches. So if you knit in the following round your stitches are twisted on the needle so you knit through the back to make a normal untwisted knit stitch.
The color helps you tell the difference from MC main color, but its about the size of the yarn being thinner that will helps draw in the thicker yarn when you take it out. For a curved stretch. Best guess😊
This tutorial helped me start my first scarf ! Thank you so much ! But I'm wondering/struggling how I can do this same techniques as a cast off. Can you help ?
You make it very easy for people to follow you. Thanks ! Can you explain how to you hold the thread when you knit ? They way I do it it's either too tense or too loose. Would you recommend any "technique" ?
Hi... Thanks for the tutorial; your knitting is really beautiful. I noticed that you sometimes do the knit stitches from the back loop and other times from the front loop. Is there a reason for that? You knitted the beginning edge rows from the back, then knitted from front loop when picking them up from the scrap yarn. But when you did the ribbing, you knitted from the back loop and purled from the front. I saw in your lopapeysa video you did the sleeve this way - is there a benefit over this way than the regular? Thx
I think it might be more about the way I cast on which makes me feel more comfortable using the back loop in the very beginning. The main point is to avoid twisting stitches there, otherwise the edge won't be the same.
Sure! You can do circular rib too. Here is the video: ruclips.net/video/QcDufZWNk4w/видео.html. I'm using double pointed needles there, but it doesn't matter :)
I’m doing my first sweater as we speaks and soon getting to the bottom . So is there a way I can do this on a top down sweater for the him . I can do it on the sleeve doing two at a time by doing one then then the other and putting both on my needles . But can I do the body so they would be the same .
I'm still a beginner but what's the difference between this technique and the normal one? I can't see the difference and I'm wondering why you would do this. It seems complexe
Do you think this will solve the gauge problem I'm having with the hat that I am making? I made a gauge and then I computed a total of 96 stitches but the hat ended up too big/loose. The brim of my hat is a 1x1 rib so I am searching for ways to make the rib tight.
I think first of all you need to do a sample of the yarn to get an idea how many stitches you have in 10cm. Then you take your head measurements and subtract 4cm for better fit. And finally for the rib you have to take 0.5 - 1 size smaller needles, not the same size as for the rest of the hat. 😃 I hope it will be helpful!
Hi Anna! For circular knitting you divide your number of stitches into 2 and cast it on having extra thread. Then 3 rows of purling using your thread and row 4 you do as in the video - lifting loops from the first row :) I hope it helps!
Hello! I’m having a bit of trouble- I’m trying to work out how this technique would work for an odd number of stitches (I’m working with 57 cast on) would I cast on 28?
Never mind XD I worked it out- for anyone else with this problem, round up, then add one. Just don't pick up the last stitch. Honestly I'm embarrassed it took me so long to work it out XD
Woah, this is so cool, never seen it done this way. 😮
I am always still amazed by the things I find on RUclips. I think I’ve seen it all then I learn something new. Thank you, Yuha!
My goodness you’re the first one I’ve seen to knit and pearl the way I do I love it 🧶❤️sending you lots of love thank you for your podcast
Excellent demonstration. Thank you. ❤
I have just knitted this rib for the sleeves of my new jumper in the making. I am really pleased with the result. Thank you for sharing!
I´m really glad that this tutorial is useful! :)
I always had problems with my rib, this is perfect, thank you so much!
Nunca lo he hecho de esa forma 😮, tendré que probarlo❤
Thank you so much for teaching it so beautifully. This is ground breaking. 💖
Beautiful 😊 This is going to be my go to ribbing especially for Baby wear.
Hi! I'm so happy I found you. Your work is amazing! Just outstanding! I will most definitely try this. Thank you for sharing. Again, I am amazed. Why didn't I know this?👍💖🤗👏
Hi Nikki! Thanks a lot! I also found this method not that long time ago, since then I cannot stop using it, so simple and nice looking!
This is too brilliant. Thank you ever so much.❤
Thank you I will apply your knowledge to my knitting . Have a wonderful day
Enjoy your knitting! :)
Beautiful! Wish I had know this method years ago. Thank you.
This looks perfect! I've never tried this method and look-wise, this is the most professional I've seen. I'm going to do that all the time now! Thank you so much. I love your videos!
Thank you for your tutorial. Beautiful ribbing 👍👍👍I like it.
Thank you! I’ve been looking for a pattern to knit a scarf for my partner and this seems like one that I can do. It will also help me practice my continental style knitting too 😅
Looks like an interesting way to do a tubular cast on.
Thank you! Easy to follow and it looks perfect 😁
Excellent method and explanations, Thank you so much for sharing!
Enjoy it! :)
Finally I've found someone who knits exactly like I do! I have no idea what this style of knitting is called. Great video! Thank you!
Pretty sure it's called Continental Knitting
It’s so much easier an faster !
Love love it thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Excellent! GOD bless
Thank you! It looks wonderful.
Very nice I will try this thank you
Genius. Looks SO GOOD! ❤️
I really like your style or knitting 🧶
would you be interested in doing “how to “ videos for us beginners? ive watched every video i can on knitting and have successfully taught myself to knit continental, norwegian, portuguese, and throwing but i still can not find the one way i like and tension is good. i love the way you knit!!!! id love for you to do a video on how to knit the way you do. i know its technically continental but the way you move your yarn front to back, etc , is awesome and i truly think i could get 1x1 ribbing done using the way you knit! plz think about this, if you have the time!
Thanks for such a lovely comment 😊 for me it seemed like the simplest thing, but as I realised, many are looking for basic tutorials 😊 i will consider such video, thanks a lot!
@@yuhaknitting ty for considering it!
wow! Thanks so much for this tutorial. This is an extremely interesting rib technique. Do you have a bind off for ribbing that would be equally magical?
Can you do how to decrease a hat please, you are the best teacher ^^
I have a video how I decrease a kid hat, the principle is absolutely the same for an adult hat 😊
Amazing! Thank you . . .
Gracias por compartir gracias gracias
I think I am going to try this in proper knit and purl stitches- except for that first row where the knits need to be fixed. I noticed you purl backwards lol.
Hi, I really enjoy your videos. I’m a fairly new knitter and wanted to know why you sometimes knit through the back loop and other times (like when you grabbed those grey threads on the 4th row) you knit in the front of the loop. I knit Continental like you and just want to make sure I’m doing my knits properly when trying this technique. Does it matter which side I knit into and if so does it change the look? Thanks again for your videos, I am planning on following your Icelandic tutorial to make my first sweater. You have beautiful hands by the way!
When you purl this way (sometimes called russian purl) it is twisting the stitches. So if you knit in the following round your stitches are twisted on the needle so you knit through the back to make a normal untwisted knit stitch.
Wow!
Brilliant...very tidy.
Very interesting method. I wonder if it is aka "Italian cast on". Thank you for sharing.
The result is the same, but the method of casting on is different. I´m not sure about the exact name of this one :)
Why do you need to use a different colour thread to start with...?
The color helps you tell the difference from MC main color, but its about the size of the yarn being thinner that will helps draw in the thicker yarn when you take it out. For a curved stretch. Best guess😊
This tutorial helped me start my first scarf ! Thank you so much ! But I'm wondering/struggling how I can do this same techniques as a cast off. Can you help ?
You make it very easy for people to follow you. Thanks ! Can you explain how to you hold the thread when you knit ? They way I do it it's either too tense or too loose. Would you recommend any "technique" ?
Hi... Thanks for the tutorial; your knitting is really beautiful. I noticed that you sometimes do the knit stitches from the back loop and other times from the front loop. Is there a reason for that? You knitted the beginning edge rows from the back, then knitted from front loop when picking them up from the scrap yarn. But when you did the ribbing, you knitted from the back loop and purled from the front. I saw in your lopapeysa video you did the sleeve this way - is there a benefit over this way than the regular? Thx
I think it might be more about the way I cast on which makes me feel more comfortable using the back loop in the very beginning. The main point is to avoid twisting stitches there, otherwise the edge won't be the same.
@@yuhaknitting you are fantastic! I learn so much from your videos, thank you!!! inspirational talent
Excelente.
Beautiful! Can you do it on circolare needles? Fantastic technique
Sure! You can do circular rib too. Here is the video: ruclips.net/video/QcDufZWNk4w/видео.html. I'm using double pointed needles there, but it doesn't matter :)
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Thank you. This kind of rib is used for sweaters? I wonder how do you seam the part of tubular rib when you join the parts of a sweater for example.
Can I use this method for some rows of garter knitted scarf ?
Great video, but next time could you turn up the volume.
Thank you for the comment, I've learned a lot from my first videos and don't put too much background music anymore :)
Brilliant👍🏻 Can the method also be used for 2 by 2 rib?🤞🏻😬
Surely! It works well with 2*2 rib
When you have done the first few rows do you go back down and pull up stitches from below again?
What should I do if I want this in the round?
I’m doing my first sweater as we speaks and soon getting to the bottom . So is there a way I can do this on a top down sweater for the him . I can do it on the sleeve doing two at a time by doing one then then the other and putting both on my needles . But can I do the body so they would be the same .
Here is the video on how to bind off the rib to make it looks tubular: ruclips.net/video/aR4RK3KtRN4/видео.html. :)
Any tip if my pattern has an odd number of stitches? Mine has 109 stitches. Half+1=?
Will someone please explain the point of the green yarn?
I'm still a beginner but what's the difference between this technique and the normal one? I can't see the difference and I'm wondering why you would do this. It seems complexe
Thank you so much!
How to bind off?
I found your channel, but as a beginner , I am confused .
Which part made you confused? Maybe I can help somehow 🤔
@@yuhaknitting it’s just different seeing you do the stitches , I never seen anything like this . But I will try it .
@@brendaogara2543 in my part of the world it’s quite common this way 😅
will this work with 2x2 ribbing?
This is awesome. Can it be done in the round (for hats)?
Never mind. I found the video.
@@TheDabblingHook For the hat try not to make it too tight when you cast it on, then it will be elastic enough :)
Do you think this will solve the gauge problem I'm having with the hat that I am making? I made a gauge and then I computed a total of 96 stitches but the hat ended up too big/loose. The brim of my hat is a 1x1 rib so I am searching for ways to make the rib tight.
I think first of all you need to do a sample of the yarn to get an idea how many stitches you have in 10cm. Then you take your head measurements and subtract 4cm for better fit. And finally for the rib you have to take 0.5 - 1 size smaller needles, not the same size as for the rest of the hat. 😃 I hope it will be helpful!
i don’t understand why we need to divide the st numbers, why cant we do them all like this?
CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO DO THIS TECHNIQUE IN THE ROUND
Hi Anna! For circular knitting you divide your number of stitches into 2 and cast it on having extra thread. Then 3 rows of purling using your thread and row 4 you do as in the video - lifting loops from the first row :) I hope it helps!
Hello! I’m having a bit of trouble- I’m trying to work out how this technique would work for an odd number of stitches (I’m working with 57 cast on) would I cast on 28?
Never mind XD I worked it out- for anyone else with this problem, round up, then add one. Just don't pick up the last stitch.
Honestly I'm embarrassed it took me so long to work it out XD
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Ce montage est connu comme montage tubulaire. Page 40 de la bible du tricot Debbie Bliss
Hachette 2016
Not the easiest method and hard to follow being continental. I do thumb cast on and knit the Back of the knit stitches. Works for me.
Try continental, you’ll never go back !
Very nice tutorial. Please adjust your background music makes little hard to hear what you are saying.
Thank you! Unfortunately, I cannot change the level of music already, but I don´t overuse it anymore! :)
cannot understand what your are doing or why too advanced for me. I need a beginner helper
Which part made you confused?
Make a video in a foreign language and be sure to play music over it. Great idea.