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  • This is by far the best video I found on how to start. Thank you!

  • this was very helpfull! but when i knit when i get to the second row, the loops get too tight so i can't knit anymore. ITS SO FRUSTRATING!!!!! help?

  • OMG ! FINALLY ! I've watched several videos on knitting and this by far has been the best :)thank you !

  • Thanks for making this! I always have trouble remembering that first knot...

  • I would like this video so much more if he didn't call the needles chick sticks...

  • My stitches are really tight... Can you give me advice of how i can make it looser?

  • this sucks

  • i got stuck on 1:17 to 1:53 im hoping you could respond and help me cause everytime i do it it jsut starts from the begining :(

  • i just got a knitting it and the instructions werent easy enough 4 me to understand and this really helped me

  • whoa, you're a dude! cool

  • Thankyou ^_^ this was a big help!

  • THANKS <3

  • BUUUUUUUUUYOTUFOOL scarrrrrrrrrrrfs

  • Hi, great video! :) Sometimes, like when I create stuffed cubes or something, I use a different method to start because it gives me loops to stitch the corners. You use one needle and begin with a slip stitch. Then, you take the working yarn, make a loop, flip it, and slide it onto the needle, continuing until you have enough.

  • cant u also just to stiches with one needle?

  • @mrsjamesfrnco knitting is usually done with tow needles or a loom......when crocheting you use one hook.....does that help??

    chanel @mikeys helpdesk

  • Thank you! I looked through a book and other videos but i kept getting confused. Your video made so much more sense.

  • Hey, I tried to start knitting with a book guide, but it was totally confusing but then I watched your video and learnt how to start it in 2 minutes! You made me have a new record, this was my very first time! Keep going on, dude! And thank you, by the way ;)

  • THANK YOU!!! I tried a couple of times with other videos but I kept messing it up. After watching your video i saw accomplisment. lol Keep doing what you do.

  • Thanks for the help!

  • My grandma always started off for me, you sir are a life saver!

    Oh us trendy hipsters are all so relieved!

  • There is an easier way to cast on stitches, never seen it done this way...

  • this is awesome, i always forget hoe to start off but this really reminded me, don't think ill forget again...well, maybe. haha...thanx!

  • You are so clear in your explanations, thanks! I always forget how to start...!

  • to me i think your going to fast..... i need help on how to do teh knot in the begnning

  • i did take knitting classes a few years back but i could never remeber how to start...i git bored so i lookes this up and now im on my way to knitting a scarf XD i guess i could start making scarfs for my fam for christmas...

  • this helped me so much and now i am ready to start knitting my jacket. well now im donew im puttin the buttons on and gettin ready to wear it. CANT WAIT:)

  • :) thanks a bunch i only know the rest not how to start it off

  • same here

  • I only got the starting part, I'm left handed, so I get confused I guess XD

    Anyways, that's a good starting method :D

  • i am too a left handed person....what i did was face my laptop screen towards a mirror and it becomes left handed.

  • It would have never ocurred to me D:

    Thank you so much! :D

  • I love this video!

  • this video is teaching me alot because I just started and I undderstand

  • i learned to knit in 4th grade... i always forget how to start up (haven't done it in years), but it wasn't this way...

    i only know how to knit scarves though (and i guess maybe blankets, never tried it)...

  • thanks a lot for doing this mikey.

  • I learned to knit using the throwing method (English) but later taught myself the continental method and oh my gosh, it's so much faster. However, I don't care about speed, I knit because I find it therapeutic, not just to get a finished object. I also wanted to learn another method of knitting. It's good to have another way to knit. I know once I was in a rush to finish a blanket and my hand got very sore. That is when it paid off to have two ways to knit.

    Nice video. :)

  • I didn't learn that way. Could not knit like that. I put my yarn around my neck and then left finger...adjusts tension better 4 me :)

  • Ahh! the cable cast-on. Did you know that if you slide this off your needle, it will appear as a crochet chain! I was knitting for three years before someone showed me how to do this cast-on. It's so much easier than the other methods!

    I also see that you "throw" your yarn too. This is known as the continental method. The English method is harder for me.

  • Continental knitting is when you hold the working yarn in your left hand. If you hold the working yarn in your right hand that is commonly called the English method also known as throwing. :)

  • I always get them mixed up! So I do the English method, not the Continental... Oh well! LOL!

  • I hear ya, I always got them mixed up too! hehe

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