I like your videos, they're easier to follow than most I've seen. I can't seem to find out how to 'tink' a kfb stitch. Don't suppose you have a video for that knocking around :)Thanks for all your great videos.
im doing the front of a jumper, when im shaping the neck, i found myself instead of casting on 73 stitches, i casted 74 stitches, what can i do to fix this problem?
Thank you SOOO MUCH! I had to knit for my homework and I did a mistake....OMG I thought my teacher was going to kill me....Thank you soo much, you saved my grades xD
D'oh! That video is on a different hard drive which is currently being fixed...I'm not sure if the info will survive the procedure. In the meantime, the most important thing to watch out for when tinking is that the stitches on the left-hand needle are facing in the right direction. If you are a standard knitter, then the front leg will lead. If you are a combination or eastern knitter, then the back leg will lead.
Very clear. Nice to see this covered, since beginners are likely to make a mistake of this type.
ianb0044 1 month ago
Thank you!
davona6 5 months ago
I like your videos, they're easier to follow than most I've seen. I can't seem to find out how to 'tink' a kfb stitch. Don't suppose you have a video for that knocking around :)Thanks for all your great videos.
jimfowler2 10 months ago
may i ask a question?
im doing the front of a jumper, when im shaping the neck, i found myself instead of casting on 73 stitches, i casted 74 stitches, what can i do to fix this problem?
THX!
mudq0209 1 year ago
@mudq0209 You can work a decrease somewhere discreet, or just leave it. One extra stitch shouldn't make such a huge difference.
elsteffo 6 months ago
how do i do this if i hv to do it from the begining of a garter stitch? I accidently slipped out the first stitch. Now I cant continue...please help
sj1605 2 years ago
Please. We need the tink in purl video.
Thanks for your great help.
michellemurphy65 2 years ago
your videos are so clear, and you explain everything so well. i would like to put in another request for a tink in purl video. thanks!
kwray1 3 years ago
Thank you SOOO MUCH! I had to knit for my homework and I did a mistake....OMG I thought my teacher was going to kill me....Thank you soo much, you saved my grades xD
Dieuan 3 years ago
Aw, that's sweet. Hope you got a good mark!
elsteffo 3 years ago
how do i "tink" a purl stitch?? i'm doing dome ribbing and need help
no1midge 3 years ago
Thanks for the reminder! I have the 'tinking in purl' video and just forgot to put it up. Watch this space!
elsteffo 3 years ago
D'oh! That video is on a different hard drive which is currently being fixed...I'm not sure if the info will survive the procedure. In the meantime, the most important thing to watch out for when tinking is that the stitches on the left-hand needle are facing in the right direction. If you are a standard knitter, then the front leg will lead. If you are a combination or eastern knitter, then the back leg will lead.
elsteffo 3 years ago