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I LOVE this method for DC! I always hated the gaps DC made. Thank you so much! This video was really easy to follow. I'm curious to know if doing one row of gapless DC is faster than doing 2 rows of SC? I may have to time it and try.

Thank you for the very helpful information. Looking forward to improving my skills ✌️

Genius TY!

This is really helpful. How can I make it work in agurumi? I'm doing 1 round dc and nxt round bobble stitch and it's so gappy from dc previous row. Thanks in advance for your advice

Thank you for making this simple enough I think I can do it. I have only read one pattern before and done a few video patterns so I am still a newbie but I think this was explained well enough that even me a lefty can follow it. I am not against the holey look of the regular stitches but this neat and tidy look is the reason I got into it along with how calming it has turned out to be. Thank you so much.

Great instruction.

thank you so much this is helpful.

How do you keep the hook from catching on the last thread of loose yarn? I find that I have to keep the tension on loose yarn especially tight in order not to catch on the last thread on the yarn. But it happens a lot.

Thank you so much for this. I was struggling with tension and English throw and these tips were exactly what I needed. Long tail cast on does look pretty tricky though. On to learn that next

OMG ❤THANK YOU!! Can I adapt the center of a mandala blanket to an extension of a different crochet throw??

Just What I was looking for!

Thank you so much for this! You explain everything in plain, easy to understand, terms. I found a lap blanket pattern that I love, but want to make in a twin size. Your easy formulas just saved me from trial and error headaches! ❤

This is the best video I’ve seen on Continental knitting. Thank you!

Thank you for the actual advice and tips (also the no judgement comments). I’m a lefty who could only crochet basic granny squares for years. I had to check out library books to learn by myself back in the day. Keep up the good work 🎉

Frustrating...that you're talking so much! Like nearly a minute between stitches. IMO, there's such a thing as too slow!

also if you combine the idea of a hook under and yarn over it's even faster too

The HOOK UNDER actually works!!! Thank you! 😊

Thank you for sharing

Very helpful.

Yor,this really helped a lot,I'm from 🇿🇦 didn't even knew this kind of knitting existed, thought this crochet style,but with crochet you just need one needle with a hook infront and I only knew the oooooold style of knitting 🤣🤣Ibut I really appreciate this video 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️❤️☺️☺️ALOT!!!!!

I know this is a 4 year old post but as a beginner I thank you so much

what if the person hasnt posted the pattern?

Thanks so much! I am a crocheter. I prefer to hold the working yarn in my left hand. (Feels very awkward to knit English style - little to no control). I wanted to knit using the same hand as I use with crochet. (Left). So happy to find that I wasn’t doing it wrong!

Thanks

Thank u

Great video! You covered all the bases!

Wow...Thats a challenge for me for sure! Will try again tomorrow. Thank you!

I was literally crocheting as i was listening to the video, and in the very next row i tried the feeling the next stitch with my fingers trick and it made it SO much easier. Thank you!!!!

I think I’m going to do a reading blanket tracking my books

Is this a regular purl or a Russian purl?

A hat I’m working on is all sc. What do I do for these tips ?

Thank you, from a beginner knitter!

God bless you for making this video. I was trying to make a scarf to match the beanie that I just finished. I had to take it apart twice because the edges were crooked. I almost gave up and came across your video. I've been searching and yours is the one that helped me. The little tips of which way to turn your work is precious. It made such a big difference. Now I can finish the scarf to match the beanie. Thank you so much.

Great video very helpful keep coming with your helpful information 😊

Thanks so much.

I am also a lifetime crocheter but do continental knitting. My style is different to any of yours as I don't stick my index finger out like you do. Mine is closer to the needle, slightly curved and relaxed. I knit the same way but purl the Russian way. So much more comfortable and easier.

I have been crocheting for about four years now- I’ve never heard tip before- about thinking "hook under" instead of "yarn over"- I tried it out today… WOW! amazing! I can’t believe how thinking slightly differently can make such a huge difference! Thank you thank you!

Thanks. Knitting feels like a completely different world than crochet. I’m loving learning but this is definitely harder for me. Great types. I probably have been doing it right but I kept thinking my tension was off but after watching your video I’m just going to go with it and see what it becomes.

I have a pattern that I want to increase - when counting # of stitches required and I have a YO in the repeat do I count that? K7, * k2tog, yo, k9 * 7 times more. K2tog, yo, k7. That is first row - original cast on is 104sts. I thought I could just double that pattern by CO 208 sts - it didn't work how should I calculate?

This was really helpful as a beginner, thank you!

I'm late to the party I know, but I only discovered your channel just tonight. I'm a crocheter who has been struggling with learning how to knit Continental style, and your video is a life-saver! It helps so much to know that I'm not alone in facing certain challenges with knitting, and every single tip you offered is oh-so-helpful and extremely useful. You've given me a much-needed confidence boost to continue on with my new hobby and to try to relax and have some fun with it, thank you ever so much! <3

I didn't realise there are so big differences in continental knitting, the way of doing it! In Finland I had only ever seen the way we are taught and I was in my 30s when I first saw someone knitting with holding yarn in their right hand. Like we have the left index finger touching the knitting needle, not raised in any way. This probably explains why so many Americans also crochet with their index finger raised off from other fingers.

You will get faster over time. But if you enjoy the process of crocheting just enjoy it why worry about being fast.

This had to be one of the best how to videos ever. The audio is really soft; so pull up the transcription to be able to follow along. (Thank the stars above for transcriptions.) 👾

I love finding ways of fixing mistakes later. Sometimes it is as easy as joining two stitches together by darning.

I would add that learning to minimize your movements is also essential. If you are noticing that your movements are making your shoulders or upper arms move, these large movements will slow you down (and often cause you pain in the long run). Watch her crochet at 10:30, most of the movement is in the hands and wrist. Your hook only needs to make small movements to make the stitch, so figure out how to do those movements without having to move your whole arm. It's like learning how to write. Preschoolers will often use their whole arm when writing, but eventually you are only using the smallest finger movements to get the same result.

This REEEALLY helped me. I hope I can finish all my WIPs much faster😂

Wooooow! Your teaching so simple and easy! Your voice is calming. I actually understood your way of teaching how to knit (and I’m a CROCHETER!) I think I’m ready for my first project. Thank you for showing me how to PATIENT ❤

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much. All your instructions are easy to follow and understand.😅