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Hi there! I’m Courtney Flynn, a knitwear designer, an author and the founder of flynnknit. Here you’ll find in-depth tutorials, helpful tips and more info about various techniques (as well as some fun shorts)! All are welcome here. ❤️
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Easy Trick to Rip Back Your Knitting Using Stitch-Holder Cord
This tutorial is designed to show you how to rip back your knitting without going stitch by stitch or using scrap yarn to create a lifeline. It's so much simpler to use stitch-holder cord instead! Find out how in this tutorial. Happy knitting, my friends!
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How To Knit German Short Rows In The Round
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How To Knit German Short Rows In The Round
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How to get started with double pointed needles (dpns)
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How to get started with double pointed needles (dpns)
This was really helpful. I couldn't figure out how to resolve the short rows that keep getting longer until I watched your tutorial. My pattern is the same longer short rows patterning and I was getting so confused by other tutorials because their short rows were getting shorter and my head was about to explode. Thank you! ❤
@@rebalspirit Oh I’m so glad! Yay!
The yarn doesn't pucker in between knits right?
Fantastic tutorial. Thanks so much
Wow! Great idea.. thank you!
Lighting looks great!
Can't wait to try this trick! Ty!
I love this idea. Does it work for sock knitting as well? It's a lot of work to have to constantly alternate wrapping floats so they don't show through when worn.
Hola ! Un gran tip , muchas gracias !! Y una pregunta, número son tus agujas y son cortas o largas ? 😊
The colors of the yarn and needle you chose for this video along with your verbal explanation were so helpful for me to understand this process! Count me in as very happy that you made this video! Thank you so much!
Yay! I’m so glad! Thank you. 🥰
excellent clear instructions. Thank you very much.
So glad you found the tutorial helpful! 🥰
Yes!!! Thank you so much, your drawing really made this SO clear for me, no other tutorial made sense!! Thank you!
Thank you so much for this
Great description . Thank you so much 🙏🏼🌹👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Hi, this is incredibly helpful! I am knitting my first Summer Tee and it suggests using German short. It is optional but I feel why not learn it now? I am a person that can’t stand the neck part of a shirt right up against my throat. I have watched several UA-cam videos to try and understand why I am doing what I am doing. Your explanations are very easy to understand and the different yarn colors helped me tremendously. I have subscribed to your channel to see what other helpful videos you have and will have. Thank You!
Does this method also work in continental knitting?
My problem is when I go back to knitting in the round. When I resolve a double stitch created from the pearl side, I got a little hole. How can we fix this
Thank you! Loved the detailed tutorial! Made this correction so much easier!
Yay! I’m so glad! 🤗
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I hate doing stranded coulor work! You have set me free 😅. Yippee...
Ahhh! This makes me so happy! Yay! 🤗
Can you send me a link to this flower
Great technique. I have knit 5 of your beanies from your book. Love the book
Awwww! Thank you so much! So glad you’re loving the book! 🤗
This is genius. Where do you get the stitch holder cord?
Glad you like it! I purchased my stitch-holder cords from The Knitting Barber and absolutely love them! They come in a little tin with different sizes. 🤗➰
That was absolutely brilliant. I always have issues ripping back and tend to just do it and then pick up the stitches but what a great way to use the cord. Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome! And yes! The cord is the magic! So. Much. Easier. 🙌
Very good tutorial, definitely underrated it better now
How do I do this on flat knitting
Thank you so much! This is similar to doing a M1 stitch and then knitting it together with the next stitch, except you're picking up the M1 stitch from the float instead of from a bar. Maybe it could be called a Make 1 Float. I am now using this method exclusively to catch (or trap) floats in my stranded colorwork projects and find it to be the easiest way yet. It's very helpful to know that a long float is created on one row, but that it is not caught until the next row. You can plan ahead with less pressure. I also find that my stranded colorwork is easier with fewer mistakes if I write out a repeat instead of just referring to the chart. For example: [ 2W, 2B, 3W, 2B,1W ] means to knit 2 whites, 2 blues, 3 whites, 2 blues, and 1 white, for the repeat.
It looks cool, but is that the why? Also, how do you secure the ends?
It was supposed to be a “cute little project” to display in my knitting studio. I had no idea what I was getting into! I used a dab of glue to secure the end so the wraps wouldn’t slip off. 😱
@@flynnknit I like it! I have a slinky with an advertising logo on it. I am going to do this. You used fingering yarn, right?
@@AF-ke9byYou read the disclaimer at the end, right? Don’t do it! It will take years. 🤣🤣🤣
@@flynnknit Hahaha… I don’t mind. 💚😉
@@AF-ke9by You say that now… 🤣🤣🤣
I both respect and fear your patience
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Seems like crocheting around it would be faster and easier, but don't worry, I won't be doing that, either. Not even as a "professional!" 😂
Definitely don’t do it! 🤣 My original intent was to slide a knit I-cord over the coils but it ended up way too thick and a lot harder to slide over than I thought! 🤣🧶
Using a different colour yarn made all the difference in this demonstration.Thanks so much for fixing this knitting technique in my mind.😊
You are so welcome!
Unbelievable! Thanks!
🤯 Amazing! So simple! Thank you.
That’s lovely. What kind of yarn is that?
Thank you! It’s Thick & Quick. 😊🧶
Omg thank youuuu always wondered if this was possible lol
Thank you… great tutorial! 🎉
You’re welcome! So glad you found it helpful! 🥰
I found this helpful. I am a left handed and need to reverse these stitches which can be confusing 🫤
Great tutorial. I’m attempting a neck down sweater. I did a butterfly shawl years ago and it almost did me in. The only thing I remember is having to go to the library so I would not be distracted!
I just bought your book 🎉 I can’t wait to start!!
Yay! Thank you so much for your support. 🥰🥰🥰
I just love it. What is the pattern?
Thank you! This is my Spark Beanie pattern. Links to my website, Etsy and Ravelry to purchase in bio. 🥰
Thank you so much. This really helped me!
Gosh, as simple as that.
'Promosm' 🤤
Wish I would have seen this video when I was making my sweater. I made a top down sweater without a pattern just on measurements and did some short rows on the shoulder. I did them backwards starting long Row first to a shorter row and when I came back around to resolve the right side double stitches, for some reason they looked a little wonky they kind of stick out on the fabric unfortunately. Lesson learned! Thanks I will use this in the future
Thank you! So straight forward!
Great Video thanks!
That's really pretty.
Thank you so much! 🥰
Amazing. You have made this so easy... best video tutorial :)
Thank you so much! 🥰
This is absolutely amazing.. I always wondered about something like this, but I didn’t try or even go looking for it. So thankful your post popped up on my feed!
Thank you!
I'm stunned. It's beautiful
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