Thank you for such a clear tutorial! I bought a nice pattern on ravelry but there is no video so it is hard to follow, so it is good to see such a clear video. I did make mistakes but this was super easy to follow. And I used sparkly iridescent grey with sparkly black and it looks so so stunning!
made these for my partner in 2 days, thank u for the straightforward video! they are a little small when made as instructed, even though he has really skinny wrists/hands. maybe it is due to gauge? either way, would consider making larger next time.
Thank you for the feedback and glad it was helpful for you!! Yes could be due to gauge, I found by casting on just a few more stitches in the beginning it takes the arm-warmers from a small to medium/large 💗
I’m confused what you meant by “we’re doing what we did in the beginning but backwards” when you get to the last two stitches of your increase row. You did the same thing as in the beginning. I copied every motion but the little purl bump from the increase is one stitch closer to the edge than it is on the other side. So the beginning of the row has two stitches, and then a purl bump (or whatever it’s called) but the end of the row has 1 stitch and then a bump. Is yours like this too? Can’t see because of the coloring
I think she just meant that at the beginning of the row it's k1, kfb, so the end of the row is that reversed, kfb, k1. I know this is super late, I hope you figured it out!!
This is such a great tutorial, thank you!! I would love to purchase your pattern to help follow along- is it still available? Link in description has failed :-(
just because it didnt work for u dosenmt mean it was a bad video. i have no experiance with knitting and this was a super fun project to start up. dont diss other peoples effort to help just because u didnt understand at this time :)
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Omg I literally spent my whole weekend makeing them and I'm in love I've been waiting for this tutorial for like forever so thank you so much❤❤❤❤😊😊
ooooo! what color did you make yours? I'm glad this was helpful for you yay! 💗
I made it red and Blue my two favourite colour
Thank you again for the tutorial
Spent my Saturday making these! So much fun, love this pattern. Cant wait for more tutorials ❤️
Omg yay! What colors did you choose? I'm glad it was enjoyable :)
@@michellenia Black and grey for a kinda goth-y look! Now just have to wait until it's not 105 degrees out so I can wear them!
@@defense360 love that!!
you don’t know how much this helps!!!!!! thank you so so much. love from japan :)
So glad it was helpful for you!!
thank you so much!! ive been looking for a stick tutorial all over youtube thank you!
of course! hope it's helpful :)
Thank you for such a clear tutorial! I bought a nice pattern on ravelry but there is no video so it is hard to follow, so it is good to see such a clear video. I did make mistakes but this was super easy to follow. And I used sparkly iridescent grey with sparkly black and it looks so so stunning!
made these for my partner in 2 days, thank u for the straightforward video! they are a little small when made as instructed, even though he has really skinny wrists/hands. maybe it is due to gauge? either way, would consider making larger next time.
Thank you for the feedback and glad it was helpful for you!! Yes could be due to gauge, I found by casting on just a few more stitches in the beginning it takes the arm-warmers from a small to medium/large 💗
I love all your creations so much!! please please do one for your leg warmers?
just uploaded a legwarmer tutorial!! 💗
Amazing tutorial! I'll 100% use it in the future to knit the gacha sh gloves :^)
Glad it was helpful!
❤❤ I love it
I have to make them for my friend and myself.
Thank you for ❤❤
I’m confused what you meant by “we’re doing what we did in the beginning but backwards” when you get to the last two stitches of your increase row. You did the same thing as in the beginning. I copied every motion but the little purl bump from the increase is one stitch closer to the edge than it is on the other side. So the beginning of the row has two stitches, and then a purl bump (or whatever it’s called) but the end of the row has 1 stitch and then a bump. Is yours like this too? Can’t see because of the coloring
I think she just meant that at the beginning of the row it's k1, kfb, so the end of the row is that reversed, kfb, k1. I know this is super late, I hope you figured it out!!
ahh!! i love these sm ive been waiting for this vid
I hope you find it helpful!
This is such a great tutorial, thank you!! I would love to purchase your pattern to help follow along- is it still available? Link in description has failed :-(
thank you! and i took the pattern down to edit it but it will be available again very soon! i'll reply to this comment when it's back up
will this work with finger kniting??
i'm not sure i honestly have no experience with finger knitting!
What size should the tapestry needle be?
I'd say a size 18 or 22 is best for most things! I normally just buy the larger ones so I can use them with various yarn weights.
Sadly diidn't came out...:(
This was the worst tutorial ever i really wish instructions were more clear and the music was so loud I couldn’t understand what you were saying :/
just because it didnt work for u dosenmt mean it was a bad video. i have no experiance with knitting and this was a super fun project to start up. dont diss other peoples effort to help just because u didnt understand at this time :)