Lions Den: Knitting the Keyhole in a Scarf
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  • thank you very much for this vid, it's very helpful to me.

    missingcactus 1 month ago

  • Thx. I got it. You made my day

    wonton71 3 months ago

  • O.O wow thats good.

    Chimeranimal 6 months ago

  • what kind of stitch did you use

    dulcesperanza 7 months ago

  • @dulcesperanza This pattern is worked in stockinette stitch (where you knit one row and then purl the next row).

    LionBrandYarn 6 months ago

  • knitting is my passion

    -just finished an orange scarf and am working on a blue one!

    peace

    Coldplaylover27 1 year ago

  • i love knitting!

    lavawax 1 year ago

  • this looks so easy ! why was i so scared to try this? great video!!

    courtiemacd 1 year ago

  • Thank You :)

    angel292005 2 years ago

  • So helpful, thank you! Had I realized it would be this easy I would not have been so scared to try it!

    origamisensei 2 years ago

  • Amazing, thanks!

    coolbeansmellon 2 years ago

  • Perfect, easy, exactly what I needed to finish my first sweater. Big thanks.

    katontko 2 years ago 2

  • Thank you!!

    yeasuj 2 years ago

  • Hello,

    I finally found someone who holds the thread in the right hand like me... How is this technique called? English? Continental?

    Take care and thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.

    Stephanie from Switzerland

    stephaeb1970 2 years ago

  • english is the 'right hand' (the method this knitter in the video is using)

    continental is the 'left hand'

    haha i do english as well

    marikhan 2 years ago

  • When you hold the yarn in your right hand it's called English, in the left it's called Continental.

    tr1shapumk1n 2 years ago

  • This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

    NatandDawn 3 years ago

  • Oops it's been asked, well I would like to know too

    DistortedSmiles 3 years ago

  • Great video, I've used this so many times since watching this. I've used this to make thumb holes in gloves I made for my boo boo.

    Can anyone tell me and not be mad, what is the name of the pattern she's doing, it's so pretty

    DistortedSmiles 3 years ago

  • how do u get the currly part at the beging line and the side line flat?

    Aquclair 3 years ago

  • great vid.tnks sooo much.

    NiggaYouth 3 years ago 2

  • Why do you live?

    DistortedSmiles 3 years ago

  • i know thats the keyhole technique, but i would like to know what type of stitch that you are using and can you teach us how to do it becaue when i tried the amount stitches decreased

    lilies7 3 years ago

  • Thank you, the casting the stitches back on are so clear to me now.

    susanh46 4 years ago

  • this is soo cool, thanx=]

    Pwinxcess 4 years ago

  • You make this so crystal clear. Thanks!

    kapirk 4 years ago

  • Lion Den Knitting with ruffles yarn

    sukranya 4 years ago

  • very clear and easy to understnd. Thanks

    leichelb 4 years ago

  • Extremely helpful, hope to see lots more of this type instructional video for stitchers!!

    knottyjan 4 years ago

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