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What are the dimensions of this blanket?

Thank you for this tip! I'm always looking for ways to make knitting quicker.

Is there someway we could take these and make them square from the finish circle? I can just picture them together with that beautiful single CROCHET join as you go thing that you did on your last blanket. I would love to do this. If you have time to make a video, thank you!

Simple yet beautiful join

I think your use of building up the final round is great. Eliminates the starching need.

I’ve been using the half double stitch to join which takes you to the center, have you tried it?

Do the selvage stitches match?

Your manicure is horrible 😮😮😮

Good morning Courtney. Thank you so much for sharing this great how to video. This is extremely helpful for us brand new knitters. Take care and enjoy your weekend. 🌼

hi! What do you call this stitch?

Panic over😅. I've realised I didn't include the slip stitch at the beginning of the row. Sorry to have bothered you.

Unfortunately I think I'm being a bit stupid 😞. I've tried a sample of this using 32 stitches which is 4 repeats of 7 stitches plus 4. When I do row 1 I end up with 5 stitches at the end instead of 4 and on the 2nd row 3 stitches instead of 4. Is it possible to explain where I'm going wrong please? I appreciate that without seeing what I'm doing this may not be possible. Thank you.

Muy bien explicado, gracias 👍

Thank you for your time and free pattern.

Do you have a video how to make the chinese waitress cast off? I like your edge stitches, it looks very nice to the pattern of the scarf.

Whoa. Yeah, this helped! I was actually in the middle of a purl row when I saw this video and it made a difference. My fingers tend to lock up on me, particularly the index finger on a purl row. I'll be practicing. Thanks!!!

Molto particolare...

I noticed that these techniques don’t actually follow the path of one strand of yarn, but instead attach one row to the one beside it. Don’t you find this affects the vertical elasticity of the piece?

Does this only work with garter stitch? What should we do if we're knitting stockinette flat?

Wieviel mal 50 gr Wolle für 1,5 m Schal?

Hallo Courtney, in Deutschland spricht man beim Stricken und Häkeln von "Maschen" und nicht von Stichen. "Stiche" sagt man beim Nähen und Sticken.

Great tutorial. Does this sequence have a name?

This is beautiful! Great results. Thanks😊

I am a beginner, I enjoy watching your video, you explain it well enough to follow. Though I am a Beginner, would it be possible to print the instructions ? I would greatly appreciate it.

how many squares of color did you use.

I'm going to try this. So cool. I'm all about saving the fingers.

Good morning Courtney. Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial. I started my knitting journey earlier this week. I’ve got the long tail co down, but struggling with the knit stitch. I think all my years of crocheting is coming into play. I’m so used to holding one hook and now I have to get used to holding two needles. But I know I will get there. And one of my cats thinks the needles are a new toy, so wrestling with that as well. 😂 I plan on checking out the Manos yarn. You are the second person I’ve seen on YT that says this yarn is a dream. It looks so beautiful in your video. Take care and thanks again. I am subscribed and will definitely keep watching. I’m also checking out you other videos. 🌼🐱

Beautiful knitting !

I love this idea! I will try it later tonight. I think it is going to work very well for me! Thank you for sharing!❤

Would your project have to be multiples of 4 for it to work out?

Thanks for the video. I first saw thumb purling video by Laylock yearsss ago she made it look effortless but until now I still cannot purl the continental way. I’m English style naturally and been trying continental but continue to fail. I guess whicever feels right even though I still want to be able to knit with other styles so I can knit more complicated projects. Anyway, check out Laylock’s old vids, she is one of the best knitters and designers around. Unfortunately, she stopped making new videos years ago. I hope she’s well.

This was a fun one. Thanks.

I tried it after watching your video. This is definitely a great technique. Thanks for sharing!

Amazing! Your instructions are so clear! Thank you for making your tutorials.

Merci beaucoup 👍❤️👍❤️👍

What an interesting way to purl and I can how this would be very helpful as it puts the yarn in the correct position to form a purl without twisting the stitch. I am a continental knitter and generally enjoy purling. Knitting is so amazing because there are so many different ways to form a knit or purl stitch to create the same end result. There is no right way other than the way it works best for you. Thanks for sharing this, I will definitely give it a try on my next batch of purls. Thank you for sharing!

This video is interresting, thank you. But the AI voice that translates the English version to the French one is horrible so I turned the sound off and used subtitles. In the end I was able to suppress this robotic voice and get the original voice.

I will try this! I use Norwegian Pearl but sometimes I end up leaving a yarn over in between some of my stitches if I don't pull the entire thread through

Nice! It looks like modified Portuguese purling.

Norwegian purl requires no yarn tensioning

I’ll have to try that.🤔

This is how I hold my second yarn color for Fair Isle knitting. I thesion my pattern color this way, both for knit and purl stitch, if I noth knit in the round.

Hi how do I make a clean edge on two colours stripe jumpers? Thank you

Curiosity brought me here but I wouldn't use your technique. I am a continental "picker" I think. I grew up watching my elderly relatives knit and I still not only use my left index finger, but I wrap the yarn around it first at least a million times!!! Works for me!

I've crocheted my entire life and when I learned to knit, this is how I purled!

Almost Portuguese knitting where we wear the yarn around the neck and flick the purl stich with the thumb. It's so much faster and fewer movements.

Thats a lovely edge. Thanks for sharing it.

That’s Portuguese purling.

Nice to see a demo of this. I use my thumb too and it gives me a more consistent tension.

I, too, purl with my thumb. I am self taught and this is just how I ended up purling. This is the first time I have seen someone else purl this way. Thanks for sharing I hope it is helpful to someone.