Doing the same thing but my work looks so rotten. It doesn't have the ribbing effect. And the stitches are so tight. Could you-.. Could you help me? I keep fussing in the internet, looking for these good tutorials. Help.. Help me.
I thought that, too, but on the 3rd stitch, she is either putting the yarn forward (between the needles) to purl or putting it behind (between the needles) to do a knit stitch.
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hi i have a question! i dont know what im doing wrong but the back of my scarf doesnt have the rib effect only the front side. the back look like just purl. HELP ME!
sorry it took so long for me to get back to you, but you had it right and both sides should look the same. hope you'll keep watching, and look for me on facebook too.
Just go slow. Knit 2, bring the yarn in front, Purl 2. Continue. If you know the Knit stitch and the Purl stitch you'll be fine. Practice makes perfect.
thanks! i have a question do you HAVE to do two knit and two purl? can you do 3 knit and 3 purl? or 2 knit and 3 purl? thanks! i learned A LOT from you
There are many ways to do ribbing. It can be any combination you want. Just make sure if you end with Purl you start the next row with Knit. Have fun with it. Please keep watching. New video on today.
is it possible for you to make the same kind of video...only like twenty billion times slower??? i have no idea how to do the rib stitch and you explain it very well but i still can't do it.
ribbing is simply knit two stitches, bring the yarn in front, purl two stitches, put the yarn in back, repeat. Go to my web-site for written instructions. sorry you thought this video was too fast.
@cinderpelt17 Yes, I agree. I think that because of the video quality, it would be very helpful to have a slower video showing what you are doing. You explain very well though. Thank you!
If, when I am knitting and the stitches are not moving much or I find myself have difficulty putting 2 needles through one stitch, does this mean I'm knitting too tight or using too large needles? How can I fix this problem?
it could be any of the things you mention, but I would say you just need to practice. experiment with different size needles and different yarns. good luck and don;t give up.
i learned how to knit with a Klutz knitting book and in there is says to knit 1, purl 1. But i always end up with a yarn mess! Thanks alot for telling me that its knit 2, purl 2. So much easier !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
actually ribbing can be 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4...whatever you want, you just have to make sure of the amount of stitches. If you do 1x1, be sure to end with k1, pl so when you turn it around you start with a knit. But, having said that, k2, p2 is the most common way to do ribbing.
I was wondering if you could do a slower version of this!!?? I think you are awesome and I find you are easier to follow. I have just started to learn to knit I learned to cast on by you and I learned the knit stitch by you.
oh, now I think I understand!?!! you are moving the yarn from the front and back for pearling and knitting before you take off the stich! because if you wrap the yarn front before taking the stich off ...your doing a wrap around?! thanks, think I got it!
I am 10 years old but one experienced knitter! But what made my knitting even better was your videos. Every time I want to learn something new, no doubt about it, I immediately go to you. Your videos have helped me so much! Thanks Judy. Happy Knitting! ~Tr1shaPumk1n
Hi Judy, thanks fir the video, but I have one question that wasn't answered well by this, or any other rib stitch videos I've seen so far; How do you know where to move the thread before each stitch, especially when switching from knit to purl and otherwise? I've tried using methods found in books, but I always end up wrapping my yarn up and adding loops to rows. I can knit, and I can purl, and I can stockinette, but I can't rib to save my life!
I was trying to figure this out also..I think I just figured out how to do this rib stich by watching this video! you start with two knit, then you wrap to the front to prepare for the pearl stich, then pearl two. Then move the string to the back between the needles and go back to knitting. With the pearl stich your yarn should always be in the front, knit is in the back...so if you forget which stich you just did...look at if your yarn is in the front or the back...hope this helps!
Bonjour Judy!...I just wanted to give you a huge THANK YOU...I am an avid crocheter, and it is sometimes a mind boggle going to something like knitting when I am so used to crochet...I was having so much difficulty understanding this simple concept, but now I can successfully perfom this stitch due to your very helpful videos...thanks so much!!!
Judy, I have been "knitting" for over a year but never used the proper method since the ways I had seen shown were so awkward (held needle on lap vertically). My stitches were always too tight and knitting went much slower than I liked.
After just a few minutes of practicing your method from the videos, I am now holding the needles properly, and knitting much more smoothly & quickly! I am so excited!
Thanks So much for posting these videos! You are a God-send!
You don't slip the stitch off of the needle after you change from knit to purl or purl to knit. I try carefully to watch but it gets lost on me. I've never seen this before, of course, I'm very new at this.
Yes, i too was wondering if you must end the first row with a purl stitch...or does it matter? I didn't think it mattered just as long as the second row is not began with the same kind of stitch I ended with in the first row. Thank you.
P.s. Wonderful video...your videos always help me out!
yes, there aren't that many of us these days. please keep watching for new videos and I'd appreciate it if you'd take a minute to click on the ads. That really helps my standing at Utube.
When you are doing a hat do you need to make sure that everytime you come around to the beginning of your row you are doing the opposite of what you did last time around. Like if I started on 2 knit stitches make sure when I come around i start again on two purl stitches or should I do the opposite and make sure every time I come around i begin with knit stitches.
If you're using a circular needle put a marker at the beginning of the row and just continue K2, P2 all the way around. If you're knitting flat it really doesn't matter because you're going to put a seam in the back and it will take up a few stitches and whatever you do won't show. I find it easier to always start with K and end with P.
Sorry I went too fast. There's a new video on how to bind off ribbing. On it I go through the steps of doing ribbing. I tried to go slower. By now you've probably gotten the hang of it. Happy Knitting!
Sorry it went too fast. Today I put on a new video, How to bind off ribbing. I go through the steps of doing ribbing again so take a look at it. I tried to go slower.
please im a begginer and go slow like the cast on video old lady!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
tobiii1111 3 weeks ago
you went waaay too fast.!
wondernessful 1 month ago
well considering that this seems like the most complicated of the stitches...u think u can slow down??? i can barely understand what your doing...:S
shantashaful 1 month ago
Doing the same thing but my work looks so rotten. It doesn't have the ribbing effect. And the stitches are so tight. Could you-.. Could you help me? I keep fussing in the internet, looking for these good tutorials. Help.. Help me.
1stSecretInvaderEve 1 month ago
@1stSecretInvaderEve Nevermind, I already know how. ^^,
1stSecretInvaderEve 1 month ago
It looks to me like you're knitting three and purling three. I'm confused. Were you doing k3, p3? Or am I going crazy? lol
mdpianist 3 months ago in playlist More videos from knittingtipsbyjudy
@mdpianist
I'm doing K2, P2, but you can do any number. don't go crazy. watch again.
knittingtipsbyjudy 2 months ago 2
I thought that, too, but on the 3rd stitch, she is either putting the yarn forward (between the needles) to purl or putting it behind (between the needles) to do a knit stitch.
ThisGirlSews 3 weeks ago
@ThisGirlSews Ahhh, ok, I see now. Thanks :)
mdpianist 3 weeks ago
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though I love your videos I am appalled and offended by the horrible political advertisements preceeding your videos. If you need to use advertisement then don't use political ones
pegschr 5 months ago
@pegschr I dont think she chooses them, haha
Wump235 5 months ago
@pegschr
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knittingtipsbyjudy 4 months ago 5
hi i have a question! i dont know what im doing wrong but the back of my scarf doesnt have the rib effect only the front side. the back look like just purl. HELP ME!
kiankichi 6 months ago
@kiankichi
what stitch are you using? It sounds like stockinette stitch. Knit one row, Purl one row. Is that it?
knittingtipsbyjudy 5 months ago
great videos; thanks for all your instruction
frtysumthin 6 months ago
@frtysumthin
thanks. glad you like the videos. please keep watching and look for me on facebook too.
knittingtipsbyjudy 6 months ago
@knittingtipsbyjudy
so its like knit, knit, purl, purl, knit, knit etc.
so what does both sides look like??
idontcarejj 3 months ago
@idontcarejj
sorry it took so long for me to get back to you, but you had it right and both sides should look the same. hope you'll keep watching, and look for me on facebook too.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 month ago
what happens if you end in a knit stitch???
Sketchylite123 9 months ago
@Sketchylite123
you would start the next row with Knit.
knittingtipsbyjudy 8 months ago
Thank you!
I've been confused about what to start with after turning it round :)
CharleyHayes08 10 months ago
@CharleyHayes08
JUST MAKE SURE YOU KEEP THE KNITS KNITS AND THE PURLS PURLS.
knittingtipsbyjudy 9 months ago
it all makes more sense now.. thanks~!
FlavorlessTea 11 months ago
@FlavorlessTea
glad to hear the video helped you. please keep watching and look for me on facebook too.
knittingtipsbyjudy 10 months ago
you are real good with your teachings. I can pick up on it very fast. also I am a beginner or mid way.
kabeana69 1 year ago
@kabeana69
good for you for getting it so quickly. now you know. please keep watching and look for me on facebook too.
knittingtipsbyjudy 11 months ago
you are real good with your teachings. I can pick up on it very fast.
kabeana69 1 year ago
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RBeauvais1 1 year ago
@RBeauvais1
Just go slow. Knit 2, bring the yarn in front, Purl 2. Continue. If you know the Knit stitch and the Purl stitch you'll be fine. Practice makes perfect.
knittingtipsbyjudy 11 months ago
@knittingtipsbyjudy It's the "bring the yarn in front" part that's new and it's hard to tell what's going on because it's too fast.
the1replier 11 months ago
@RBeauvais1 first she was showing you to do it SLOWLY! atleast she can knit
andiebabyxxx 7 months ago
Thank you SO much for sharing your videos. I'm a beginner and it couldn't have been explained better or easier. Thank you again for sharing!
MisfitsChick2005 1 year ago
@MisfitsChick2005
thanks for the nice comment. it's nice to have you in the knitting community. please keep watching and look for me on facebook too.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
when you say bring the yarn forward what do you mean? When I try this stitch it looks like ive got more stitches than i started with.
BlabsTheWabs 1 year ago
@BlabsTheWabs
Just keep watching over and over and you'll get it. You bring the yarn to the front to purl and then to the back to knit.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
thanks! i have a question do you HAVE to do two knit and two purl? can you do 3 knit and 3 purl? or 2 knit and 3 purl? thanks! i learned A LOT from you
bluengreen64 1 year ago
@bluengreen64
There are many ways to do ribbing. It can be any combination you want. Just make sure if you end with Purl you start the next row with Knit. Have fun with it. Please keep watching. New video on today.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
Wish it were slower my head is spinning
tp3reloaded80 1 year ago
Well i just had a question. How many stitches did you start with?
AZNSayshi22 1 year ago
@AZNSayshi22
Make sure you have an even number of stitches on your needle to knit ribbing.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
is it possible for you to make the same kind of video...only like twenty billion times slower??? i have no idea how to do the rib stitch and you explain it very well but i still can't do it.
cinderpelt17 1 year ago 10
@cinderpelt17
ribbing is simply knit two stitches, bring the yarn in front, purl two stitches, put the yarn in back, repeat. Go to my web-site for written instructions. sorry you thought this video was too fast.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
@cinderpelt17 Yes, I agree. I think that because of the video quality, it would be very helpful to have a slower video showing what you are doing. You explain very well though. Thank you!
leoraac 1 month ago
@leoraac Oh, and it would also be helpful if we could see what it looks like after a few rows (just a suggestion)
leoraac 1 month ago
If, when I am knitting and the stitches are not moving much or I find myself have difficulty putting 2 needles through one stitch, does this mean I'm knitting too tight or using too large needles? How can I fix this problem?
WaterBattery 1 year ago
@WaterBattery
it could be any of the things you mention, but I would say you just need to practice. experiment with different size needles and different yarns. good luck and don;t give up.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
finally ! a video that EXPLAINS ribbing
but it is too fast
but it works :DDDDDDD
amandie825 1 year ago
@amandie825
glad you got it and sorry it was too fast. keep practicing and it will get easy. please keep watching and look for me on facebook too.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
:-) FYI Just found a great easy pattern at ebeginnersknitting (.) com
reminiscentmani93 1 year ago
This is way too fast!!
louised 1 year ago 29
@louised
sorry. watch it a few more times. it's simply knit, bring the yarn in front, purl, put the yarn in back, knit. keep trying and you'll get it..
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
Thanks I finally get it :3
It kept going wrong and I couldn't figure out why. It's because you need to move the wool back and forth depending on the stitch. Thanks! <3
shollo12 1 year ago
@shollo12
glad you stuck with it till you got it. now you know forever. please keep watching and look for me on facebook too.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
omg i see wat i was doing wrong now!! no WONDER i was getting in SUCH pickle!! x
ItsAmeliaMadeline 1 year ago
@ItsAmeliaMadeline
so glad you got out of such a pickel and now you know how to do ribbing. please keep watching and look for me on facebook too.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
i learned how to knit with a Klutz knitting book and in there is says to knit 1, purl 1. But i always end up with a yarn mess! Thanks alot for telling me that its knit 2, purl 2. So much easier !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
speedyresx 1 year ago
@speedyresx
actually ribbing can be 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4...whatever you want, you just have to make sure of the amount of stitches. If you do 1x1, be sure to end with k1, pl so when you turn it around you start with a knit. But, having said that, k2, p2 is the most common way to do ribbing.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
I was wondering if you could do a slower version of this!!?? I think you are awesome and I find you are easier to follow. I have just started to learn to knit I learned to cast on by you and I learned the knit stitch by you.
jchernandez100 1 year ago
@jchernandez100
I will try to do that in the future. Meanwhile, just go slow. K2, P2 making sure you put the yarn in back for K and in front for P.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
Judy, I love your videos! You are so clear and easy to follow! I wish I was as good of a knitter as you are!
timmyotooleeeee 1 year ago
@timmyotooleeeee thanks, you will be as good as me when you've knitted for as many
years as I have. Keep at it.
knittingtipsbyjudy 1 year ago
Judy,firstly and foremost thaankyouso much for uploading this,the only thing though is that i have a problem.
I dont know quite how to put this,but i know i what i mean.
when i finish doing the ribbing for and edge and i want to do stockinette stitch for a while,what side do i start the knit stich on ?
please try to simplify this
thanks
socratesrocks 2 years ago
it doesn't really matter which side you start the stockinette on since the ribbing is the same on both sides.
glad you like my videos. please keep watching. new one today.
knittingtipsbyjudy 2 years ago
ooooh, thank you. I have to start over on my beanie now, but at least I know what I did wrong.
elise5894 2 years ago
THANK YOU
knittingtipsbyjudy 2 years ago
how i make those flat rib stitch??
SthealthRaider 2 years ago
follow me and do what I do.
knittingtipsbyjudy 2 years ago
oh, now I think I understand!?!! you are moving the yarn from the front and back for pearling and knitting before you take off the stich! because if you wrap the yarn front before taking the stich off ...your doing a wrap around?! thanks, think I got it!
doubletfarms 2 years ago
glad you got it! now, have fun knitting.
knittingtipsbyjudy 2 years ago
Wonderful, but a little fast. :/
Keep it up.
laceymaybelle 2 years ago 2
i think your videos are great but it would help if you could slow it down a bit
sngr4u2nv 2 years ago
I am 10 years old but one experienced knitter! But what made my knitting even better was your videos. Every time I want to learn something new, no doubt about it, I immediately go to you. Your videos have helped me so much! Thanks Judy. Happy Knitting! ~Tr1shaPumk1n
tr1shapumk1n 2 years ago
okay so... ive been trying to do this litterly for hours, i cant do it.. its like i do it too tight........ :'(
Liliumsouliei 2 years ago 2
Hi Judy, thanks fir the video, but I have one question that wasn't answered well by this, or any other rib stitch videos I've seen so far; How do you know where to move the thread before each stitch, especially when switching from knit to purl and otherwise? I've tried using methods found in books, but I always end up wrapping my yarn up and adding loops to rows. I can knit, and I can purl, and I can stockinette, but I can't rib to save my life!
Mirabot 2 years ago
I was trying to figure this out also..I think I just figured out how to do this rib stich by watching this video! you start with two knit, then you wrap to the front to prepare for the pearl stich, then pearl two. Then move the string to the back between the needles and go back to knitting. With the pearl stich your yarn should always be in the front, knit is in the back...so if you forget which stich you just did...look at if your yarn is in the front or the back...hope this helps!
doubletfarms 2 years ago
this is very helpful :)
thank you judy xx
dodders5 2 years ago
Bonjour Judy!...I just wanted to give you a huge THANK YOU...I am an avid crocheter, and it is sometimes a mind boggle going to something like knitting when I am so used to crochet...I was having so much difficulty understanding this simple concept, but now I can successfully perfom this stitch due to your very helpful videos...thanks so much!!!
stitchlockets 2 years ago
Thanks you so much!!! You are a life saver!!!
RebeccaRivero 2 years ago
Judy, I have been "knitting" for over a year but never used the proper method since the ways I had seen shown were so awkward (held needle on lap vertically). My stitches were always too tight and knitting went much slower than I liked.
After just a few minutes of practicing your method from the videos, I am now holding the needles properly, and knitting much more smoothly & quickly! I am so excited!
Thanks So much for posting these videos! You are a God-send!
Heavendreamer2 2 years ago
You don't slip the stitch off of the needle after you change from knit to purl or purl to knit. I try carefully to watch but it gets lost on me. I've never seen this before, of course, I'm very new at this.
mynameisbub 2 years ago
Yes, i too was wondering if you must end the first row with a purl stitch...or does it matter? I didn't think it mattered just as long as the second row is not began with the same kind of stitch I ended with in the first row. Thank you.
P.s. Wonderful video...your videos always help me out!
Honeykiss7 2 years ago
I think I'm going to have to watch this one a few more times before I get it down. You're very experienced, so you go a lot faster than I can follow.
I think I'll get the hang of it, though.
Sorrowisapanther 2 years ago
i've tried rib stitch 4 times and havent got it but i've seen my mistake after watching this.
thanks!
xcrystal00clear 2 years ago
have you gotten it yet? hope so!!
knittingtipsbyjudy 2 years ago
this video is cool.
but does it matter if you end the row on a knit stitch then start the next rowon a purl stitch?
xcrystal00clear 2 years ago
It's nice to know that I'm knitting with some
one with the same name Judy.
methodistgirl
methodistgirl 2 years ago
yes, there aren't that many of us these days. please keep watching for new videos and I'd appreciate it if you'd take a minute to click on the ads. That really helps my standing at Utube.
Happy knitting.
knittingtipsbyjudy 2 years ago
When you are doing a hat do you need to make sure that everytime you come around to the beginning of your row you are doing the opposite of what you did last time around. Like if I started on 2 knit stitches make sure when I come around i start again on two purl stitches or should I do the opposite and make sure every time I come around i begin with knit stitches.
Imcrafty2008 3 years ago
If you're using a circular needle put a marker at the beginning of the row and just continue K2, P2 all the way around. If you're knitting flat it really doesn't matter because you're going to put a seam in the back and it will take up a few stitches and whatever you do won't show. I find it easier to always start with K and end with P.
knittingtipsbyjudy 3 years ago
This goes to fast....
NiennaSeregon 3 years ago
S!orry. Watch my video, How to Bind Off Ribbing. I tried to go slower.
Happy Knitting
knittingtipsbyjudy 3 years ago
Video was way to fast since I am a beginner. Picture is very clear. I would love to see it in slow motion.
yarnhappy 3 years ago
although the video is a little too fast, it helped a lot. thanks!
helloviolindonna 3 years ago
Check out my new video, How To Bind off Ribbing. I tried to go slower to show how to do the ribbing stitches. Happy Knitting!
knittingtipsbyjudy 3 years ago
This video, was kinda of fast, but thank goodness I still understood what you were saying! your other videos are good.
Keep with the good work!
xoxSAJ 3 years ago
Check out my new video, How to Bind Off Ribbing. I go through the steps of ribbing again and tried to go slower. happy knitting!
knittingtipsbyjudy 3 years ago
that is way too fast
xfreightxtrainx 3 years ago 2
sorry. Look at my new video How to Bind Off Ribbing. On it I go through the steps of doing ribbing again.
knittingtipsbyjudy 3 years ago
way to fast for a beginner like me! i'd like to slow-mo it and it would be perfect!
surgeonsgirl 4 years ago
Sorry I went too fast. There's a new video on how to bind off ribbing. On it I go through the steps of doing ribbing. I tried to go slower. By now you've probably gotten the hang of it. Happy Knitting!
knittingtipsbyjudy 3 years ago
I´m a begginer. to me is very well explained but is too speedy. thank you very much for this video.
dylade 4 years ago 9
Sorry it went too fast. Today I put on a new video, How to bind off ribbing. I go through the steps of doing ribbing again so take a look at it. I tried to go slower.
Happy Knitting!
knittingtipsbyjudy 3 years ago
Thanks so much! I was doing it wrong. :)
lfaulk 4 years ago