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Uploaded by on Feb 26, 2009

This is a very easy and lovely knitted bobble.

Pattern for bobble:
Bobble (uses one st)
(K, P, K) all in next st, turn; K3, turn; K3,
slip second and third sts on right needle over first st and off needle.

If you have any questions or would like to see a certain knitted stitch just email me and I will do my best.

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  • Thank you soooooooo much!! I was starting to get frustrated because after watching five videos, I was just as confused as I was before I watched them. I clicked on your video to give it "one" more try and FINALLY I have made a row of bobbles!! If I could hug you through the computer screen, I would!

  • @Zuelua Awwww! Thank you! :-)

  • I'm new to knitting. What's a bobble used for? Just to fluff up / decorate a piece?

  • @DavSnow Yes, it's just to add decoration.

  • I want to learn how to knit... my mother was always knitting when I was a little boy (she even had this funny machine that would supposedly make it faster for you LOL)...

  • You should give it a try, it's a lot of fun. There are lovely knitting machines out there. I've never tried one though.

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  • I MUST SAY THIS IS ONE OF THE EASIEST BOBBLE VIDEOS I'VE SEEN,BUT IT'S TERRIBLE TO WATCH THE WAY IT WAS SHOT.OTHER THAN THAT IT IS THE EASIEST.

  • THANK YOU so very much! This is exactly what I was looking for! Clear and concise...perfect.

  • Thank you for this understandable and delightful video! I appreciate that you went slowly enough for one to clearly see what you were doing and that you explained what might seem obvious to some (for instance, count your stitches--had to learn that one the hard way! )

    For some reason, I like bobbles--they're just cute!--and now I can go make some. Thanks for your video!

  • really love it,thanks

  • There is a reason theres no 'Dislikes' ;)

  • Excellent demonstration, you really simplified it, thank you !!

  • I I want to try to knit a scallop baby afghan. The first 13 rows are a combination of K and P. Then in row 14 and 15 (P4,WYB slip 3, (K3, WYB slip 3 accross to last 4 sts, K4. Next row same except Pearl and WYF. Next 2 rows are K one row, P one row. Row 18 is the one I don't understand. K5, *insert right needle under loose strands and knit together with next st, K5; repeat from * across. Next row is P.

    Then the bobble row. Do the loose strands have to do with the scallop? What loose strands?

  • Thanks for the clear explanation. Good to see it in with other stitches.

  • @art4kidsbooks Thank you! :-)

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