Seriously, it's September 1st and as of August 1st (2010) I did not know how to knit and thanks to the wonderful people, like yourself, I am now knitting!!
Written and drawn examples didn't do it- had it not been for my ability to WATCH you and others do such things, I probably would still not be addicted to this new hobby!
*sigh* Thank you!
p.s. Someone else did mention that it would be helpful to see the written instructions you were reading from, and I totally agree!
Hi, What luck! I have been trying to figure out this herringbone pattern, and here you are doing it ;^) Is it possible for you to tell me how to do this in the round? Would I leave off the K1's at the beginning and end of row 1 or ???
and how to do the row 2 ? Any advice would help. In fact, converting patterns from flat/straight stitching to in-the-round would be a HUGE help!
i still do not understand the meaning of asterics...sorry can someone help me out please? I am sure that most of the users understood you. but since English is not my mother tongue I need more explanation ,,,with pears and apples please lol
um.. i was reading a knitting paTTERN, I GOT THE FIRST ROW, THen the second row said knit row 2 and all WS rows, Ws stands for wrong side, but that doesn't make sense, please help me.
It means the inside of the item you are knitting. Like say you are knitting the purse and it says to knit row 2 on the Wrong side. It means you should knit the back part of it or the part that won't show when finished.
Apparently you do, you're on the vid aren't you? And knitting is VERY relaxing. its good to unwind without needing the tv, a video game, or your palm pilot on every fucking second. It also gives you a sense of accomplishment when you are finished with the scarf, sweater, poncho, children's clothes, ect. I think its cool!
WH-at. Haha.
kellylynndilger 2 months ago
Wouldn't that "before doing that we will knit one" be the same as k1s1, yo, psso?
whitehotfire 3 months ago
awesome vid, although i was looking for a video that described what they mean when they say B & T loosely. Could you please explain that?
Catriona123100 1 year ago
thank u so much i was searching this pattern long time and its so easy to knit ......u rock
shyangel77 1 year ago
Would it be possible to see the finished scarf up close to see how the pattern looks like after finishing? Thank you!
drswitz 1 year ago
Awesome vid. If you are a newbie knitter like me there is some great content at at ebeginnersknitting (.) com
tiresome79 1 year ago
Alison: I love this video. You explain it so well. I just started knitting.
How can I get this paticular pattern??I have been playing this over
and over till I got it. I find its difficult to read patterns by myself. Maybe
because I am old. Thank you so much for sharing.
annieala2009 1 year ago
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KittyMike21 1 year ago
Thank you!
Seriously, it's September 1st and as of August 1st (2010) I did not know how to knit and thanks to the wonderful people, like yourself, I am now knitting!!
Written and drawn examples didn't do it- had it not been for my ability to WATCH you and others do such things, I probably would still not be addicted to this new hobby!
*sigh* Thank you!
p.s. Someone else did mention that it would be helpful to see the written instructions you were reading from, and I totally agree!
ravengirl78 1 year ago
When knitting in the round, in any pattern, you only knit between the asterisks.
slipped2much2 1 year ago
@iPoohHoney Knit into front and into back of stitch.
GrrlCurry 1 year ago
Hi, What luck! I have been trying to figure out this herringbone pattern, and here you are doing it ;^) Is it possible for you to tell me how to do this in the round? Would I leave off the K1's at the beginning and end of row 1 or ???
and how to do the row 2 ? Any advice would help. In fact, converting patterns from flat/straight stitching to in-the-round would be a HUGE help!
BeStrixed 1 year ago
i still do not understand the meaning of asterics...sorry can someone help me out please? I am sure that most of the users understood you. but since English is not my mother tongue I need more explanation ,,,with pears and apples please lol
tshiboz 2 years ago
I enjoyed the demo of reading the pattern, but would have been nice to get a link to the pattern that was being used.
yviepaxt4 2 years ago
I love crocheting and I've decided I'M GOING TO LEARN TO KNIT ALSO!!! And this will be GREAT FOR ME!!!!
Renitamac 2 years ago
Awesome help... THANKS!
Disneylover1023 2 years ago
um.. i was reading a knitting paTTERN, I GOT THE FIRST ROW, THen the second row said knit row 2 and all WS rows, Ws stands for wrong side, but that doesn't make sense, please help me.
clumsygirl131313 2 years ago
It means the inside of the item you are knitting. Like say you are knitting the purse and it says to knit row 2 on the Wrong side. It means you should knit the back part of it or the part that won't show when finished.
6eternalhate6 2 years ago
thank you so much, it makes sence
clumsygirl131313 2 years ago
No problem :)
6eternalhate6 2 years ago
Thank you this is a great help.
MaryHealth 2 years ago
SUPER
alisarap 2 years ago
its interesting when you are learning how to knit
brraine 3 years ago 2
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who the fuck wants to watch this shit.
LukeNervous 3 years ago
Apparently you do, you're on the vid aren't you? And knitting is VERY relaxing. its good to unwind without needing the tv, a video game, or your palm pilot on every fucking second. It also gives you a sense of accomplishment when you are finished with the scarf, sweater, poncho, children's clothes, ect. I think its cool!
Anayden 2 years ago
I don't remember what I said in my comment it's been thumbs downed so much it doesn't show up. So...Sorry?
LukeNervous 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
this is so fucking boring
changchaynk 3 years ago