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Knit Along Club
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Приєднався 9 лют 2019
On our UA-cam channel, you'll find a lot of great knitting tutorials. However, if you want to improve your knitting skills faster and easier than you ever thought possible, check out the Knit Along Club.
In the project-based lessons included in the Knit Along Club, you learn how each technique fits into the overall pattern. We guide you through each pattern with written, photo, and video tutorials.
There’s no guessing if you’re doing it right!
We show you exactly what you need when you need it. Our lessons are uniquely designed to meet you at your skill level! And you can access them anytime from the comfort of your home!
These lessons will help you to become a better, more confident knitter and empower you to knit faster with fewer mistakes, and create heirloom quality garments!
Do you want to knit garments that will be treasured for generations? Click the link below to learn more and take your knitting to the next level!
In the project-based lessons included in the Knit Along Club, you learn how each technique fits into the overall pattern. We guide you through each pattern with written, photo, and video tutorials.
There’s no guessing if you’re doing it right!
We show you exactly what you need when you need it. Our lessons are uniquely designed to meet you at your skill level! And you can access them anytime from the comfort of your home!
These lessons will help you to become a better, more confident knitter and empower you to knit faster with fewer mistakes, and create heirloom quality garments!
Do you want to knit garments that will be treasured for generations? Click the link below to learn more and take your knitting to the next level!
German Short Rows - Knit Side
This video is part of the lessons for the pattern "The Traveling Knitter's Yarn Pouch" in the Knit Along Club. Check out our project-based lessons at knitalongclub.com/ if you would like to become a faster, better, more confident knitter.
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Japanese Short Rows - Knit Side
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This video is part of the lessons for the pattern "The Traveling Knitter's Yarn Pouch" in the Knit Along Club. Check out our project-based lessons at knitalongclub.com/ if you would like to become a faster, better, more confident knitter.
Yarn Over Short Rows - Knit Side
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This video is part of the lessons for the pattern "The Traveling Knitter's Yarn Pouch" in the Knit Along Club. Check out our project-based lessons at knitalongclub.com/ if you would like to become a faster, better, more confident knitter.
Brioche Decreases How to brLsl & brRsl
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Learn brioche the easy way! Visit knitalongclub.com/shop/headband-kal/ for a free brioche headband pattern and lessons to guide you through the entire project. In this video, learn how to do two common brioche decreases: the left-leaning brLsl and the right-leaning brRsl. They are commonly called brioche left slant decrease and brioche right slant decrease. ▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0...
Alternating Cable Cast On
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The Alternating Cable Cast On is a variation of the Cable Cast On. It is great for projects that begin with ribbing. Check out my cable cast on tutorial at knitalongclub.com/cable-cast-on/. ▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro 0:39 - How to do the ACCO Continental Style 3:01 - How to do the ACCO English Style 7:55 - How to modify the ACCO for 2x2 ribbing
I-Cord Bind Off - In the round
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Learn to knit the i-cord bind off to add a little extra detail to your projects. Demonstrated in both Continental and English styles of knitting. Check out these related tutorials: Provisional Crochet Cast On - knitalongclub.com/crochet-cast-on/ How to Slip Slip Knit (SSK) - ua-cam.com/video/4AkOOdK8H2A/v-deo.html I-Cord Bind Off for Flat Pieces - knitalongclub.com/i-cord-bind-off/ How to Knit ...
Brioche Knitting - How to Brioche Purl (brp)
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Learn brioche the easy way! Visit knitalongclub.com/course/bbh-kal/ for a free brioche headband pattern and lessons to guide you through the entire project. This video includes instructions for the brioche purl stitch (brp) and yarn over slip 1 (yosl1, sometimes abbreviated sl1yo)
How to Sew in the Tails in Brioche Knitting
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Learn brioche the easy way! Visit knitalongclub.com/shop/headband-kal/ for a free brioche headband pattern and lessons to guide you through the entire project.
Kitchener Stitch
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For the complete Kitchener stitch knitting tutorial, including a free downloadable Kitchener cheat sheet that you can print and keep in your knitting bag, visit knitalongclub.com/kitchener/ Learn brioche the easy way! Visit knitalongclub.com/shop/headband-kal/ for a free brioche headband pattern and lessons to guide you through the entire project.
How to Unknit Brioche
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Learn brioche the easy way! Visit knitalongclub.com/shop/headband-kal/ for a free brioche headband pattern and lessons to guide you through the entire project. In this video, learn how to unknit (tink) brioche which will aid in your ability to fix mistakes in this unique knitting technique. Lifelines tutorial: knitalongclub.com/lifeline/
How to Use a Lifeline in Knitting
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Learn how to place a lifeline in your work to aid in fixing mistakes. For the full tutorial, visit knitalongclub.com/lifeline/.
Brioche Knitting - The Basic Stiches
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Learn brioche the easy way! Visit knitalongclub.com/shop/headband-kal/ for a free brioche headband pattern and lessons to guide you through the entire project. This video includes instructions for the brk (brioche knit or brioche knit 2 together) and yosl1 (yarn over slip one - also abbreviated sl1yo).
Provisional Crochet Cast On
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Learn how to do the provisional crochet cast on. For the full tutorial, visit knitalongclub.com/crochet-cast-on/.
The Easiest Way to Make a Small Pom Pom
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Learn how to quickly & easily make a small pom pom with only a kitchen fork, scissors, and yarn. This video was created as part of the Here We Gnome Again KAL. For all the details and to join the fun, visit knitalongclub.com/course/here-we-gnome-again/.
Two at a Time Knitting Provisional Cast On
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Learn how to do a provisional cast on when you are knitting two-at-a-time. In this video, I use the provisional crochet cast on. Learn how to do it at knitalongclub.com/crochet-cast-on/. For the full tutorial on knitting flat pieces two-at-a-time, visit knitalongclub.com/taat-flat/. If you want to learn how to knit two-at-a-time in the round, visit my tutorial for that at knitalongclub.com/two-...
How to Knit Two at a Time for Flat Pieces
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How to Knit Two at a Time for Flat Pieces
Finish Bind Off in the Round Seamlessly
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Finish Bind Off in the Round Seamlessly
How to Pick Up Stitches from the Provisional Crochet Cast On
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How to Pick Up Stitches from the Provisional Crochet Cast On
How to Pick Up and Knit On a Slip Stitch Edge
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How to Pick Up and Knit On a Slip Stitch Edge
Seaming Stockinette Stitch - How to Sew a Horizontal Seam
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Seaming Stockinette Stitch - How to Sew a Horizontal Seam
Mattress Stitch - How to Sew Vertical Seams in Stockinette Stitch
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Mattress Stitch - How to Sew Vertical Seams in Stockinette Stitch
How to Join a New Yarn to Your Knitting Project
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How to Join a New Yarn to Your Knitting Project
How do you knit forward then purled from the left to the right you wouldn’t have had to purl forward and backward.
I truly loved your sheep felted. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
Thank you so much! I kept dropping stitches on my Blouse No. 1 Light, and your video stopped me from untinking again
I just want to give you the most heartfelt thank you youve ever had in your life!!! I am a crocheter teaching myself to knit. I feel like I bhave a great grasp on things. I was doing cables on day two, right, but do you think I could fix the most elemental of problems??? H#ll No! And it is always glazed over in videos or poorly written in books. There has been cussing. Lots of the cussing. 😂 For crap sake just explain it people!!! My Lord. I hope youre feeling my frustration here. 😂😂 So you deserve an award, a cookie, a back rub and a yarn shopping spree, woman! Thank youuu so very much. See, im not an idiot. I swear, haha. All it took was one person TO EXPLAIN IT PROPERLY! Novel idea, right?! 💐💐💐💐...these are for you. 🥰🥰
Thank you! That last “wonky” stitch had me puzzled!
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Thank you!! I've been looking for a way to do this cast on without a finicky slip knot
You're welcome! For more of my tutorials, subscribe to this channel and check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
THANK YOU!!!
Fantastic! Thank you!
You’re welcome! For more of my free knitting tutorials, subscribe to my channel and visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
Thanks so much
Glad to help! For more of my free knitting tutorials, subscribe to this channel and visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
This was soooo helpful..Thank you
Glad to help! For more of my free knitting tutorials, subscribe to this channel and visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
So, I've got this vest that I have tried to make 3 times now, and each time I get the left and right panels to the point of joining, the left is 1 or two rows SHORTER than the right. No idea how. So now I'm going to try it again TAAT. This would be my 1st time trying this method. OH! And did I mention that it is in Herringbone stitch?! Cuz I have to make things that much more difficult for myself. Always.
When you are knitting from the bottom up, it is common for one side of a sweater or vest to have one more row than the other when you get to the arm hole. I think this is a matter of convenience because to get them to match perfectly, the patterns for the left and right side would be different. For more of my free tutorials, subscribe to this channel and check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
@knitalongclub but it is a top down vest, not bottom up. Are you saying it's going to be like that even if I do them both at the same time?
@@joanarnold82 I suspect so, but without intimate knowledge of the pattern, I can't be sure. Try knitting them TAAT and see what happens. :)
Thanks so much for a clear demo. I am knitting a baby booty, and it has 25 stitches to begin. According to the instruction, I bind off when I work up to 5 inches, then along one long side of the project, pick up and k30 sts. My question is: how to increase 5 sts. while I am working on the picking up? Thanks so much in advance for your answer.
god THANKS!
This is extremely helpful
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this was so helpful, thanks! i'm making a giant rat for a friend and was worried about the tummy seam being too visible.
Thank you for this! So hard to find good, clear instructions for the continental style knitting!
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Have you used the drop and knit in tails with seed stitch? I wasn't too happy with the result.
I'm not familiar with that method.
SO clear and informative. Thank you!
Glad to help! For more of my free knitting tutorials, subscribe to my channel and visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
Thank you for this great video! Very clear explanation and so helpful.
Thanks for the feedback! For more of my free knitting tutorials, subscribe to my channel and visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
Wow thank you, this has been the best, clearest example I have found!! I understood immediately the process and your video was so easy to follow :)
Thank you for your kind words. For more of my free knitting tutorials, visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
Thank you very much. Finally after at least 50 repeatedly tear apart trys.😅😊
exactly what i. waslooking for. thank you so much!!!
this was so helpful for me, I had a feeling I did it wrong based on what was in my pattern and this confirmed it. you explained and showed it very clearly, thank you!!
I’m glad it helped! For more of my free knitting tutorials, visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
Fab, thank you ❤ 🧶💕
You're welcome! For more knitting tutorials, subscribe to this channel and check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
Thank you for creating this tutorial, its great
You're welcome! Take advantage of my other knitting tutorials by subscribing to this channel and visiting knitalongclub.com/tutorials/
Thank you after 4 books , 100 videos I get❤ it !
Thank you! I like to think that teaching is my super power 😊. For more of my tutorials, please subscribe to this station and check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
Hi! I hope someone can help me with this pattern I’m struggling with. The pattern says: “As soon as you have knitted the last st of the right front, cast on in total 14 | 16 | 16 |18 | 18 | 20) new sts with your preferred cast on method and continue knitting the sts of the left front” I am knitting a sweater and when i cast on in the middle of the row it just leaves me with a big hole in the middle, that I don’t think should be there. 😅 Any idea on how to cast on without having a hole in the middle? Or is there something I’m missing?
Without knowing the pattern, it’s hard to tell for sure. But it sounds like your cast on stitches are the back of the neckline. In other words, they are the top of the back of the sweater. However, unless you are making a baby sweater or using very chunky yarn, the stitch counts seem too small for that to be the case. I hope you get it figured out!
Thanks for the tutorial
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Thank you SO much for this simple tutorial. You are a life saver!
I'm glad it helped! Thank you! For more of my knitting tutorials, subscribe to this channel and visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
SO helpful!
Hello, I am having an issue with a pattern that you might be able to help me with. I'm a little confused on the directions. I'm a new knitter so I need some help. The pattern I am using is an adult hoodie on circular needles. I have started off ok but I am on the pocket now and it tells me to put my work on hold, this I have done but the live yarn is not in a spot to continue using it. Pocket instructions read as follows: Knit 26 sts, place a marker, knit 48 sts, place a marker, knit to the end of rnd. (I have done this), The sts between the markers are the pocket sts. The pocket is knit back and forth in stocking st while the rest of the work is on hold.** From WS cast on an edge st on both sides 50 sts.*(*HOW DO I DO THIS) On RS, k2tog after the starting edge st and k2tog before the dege st at the end of the row. Repeat k2tog on every second row 4 times, and on every forth row 7 times. On last row fron WS cast off edge st on both sides. Put the last 24 sts on hold on a stitch wire. ....
This sounds confusing, and I'm not 100% sure of the answer - especially where it instructs you to "cast on an edge stitch". However, I suspect that you join a new yarn to knit the pocket (that is a typical way to knit pockets). You could try posting this with the pattern name in our FB group, the Virtual Knitting Circle. Maybe someone in that group is familiar with the pattern and could help. facebook.com/groups/virtualknittingcircle
Thank you!!.
You're welcome! For more of my knitting tutorials, subscribe to this channel and visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
Very helpful video, thank you!... and now I'm off to rip out quite bit of a sweater...yikes!
I’m glad it helped! I recommend you check out my fixing mistakes playlist. It is possible to fix many mistakes without having to rip your work out. m.ua-cam.com/play/PLu6pEqdXPu-YrtTJ6ZKUiwFPcefI1kdeS.html
thank you for that, i was taught by an english gentlewoman, so i knit english style :) [my mother]
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Thank you, very interesting.
You're welcome! For more of my free tutorials, subscribe to this channel and check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
So much nicer looking than the thumb cast-on I've always done, and much easier to tension, too. Thank you!
You're welcome! For more of my free knitting tutorials, visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
How do you knit right lifted increase purl-wise (RLiP) on the knit side? All the video on UA-cam show how to the RLiP on the purl side, but my pattern says to do it on the knit side, and I’m lost 😢
That's an odd increase. I suspect you would do it like I showed for a knitted increase, but instead of knitting the stitch, purl it.
Wow! I have never seen such a cast on. But a tutorial how to knit 2 at a time? Is anyone that slow to need a tutorial about that?????
It's the knitted cast on. One I use a lot. Knitting 2 at a time isn't rocket science, but some people have never thought about knitting that way and it has a lot of advantages. :)
Thank you!!! I was really struggling to understand this concept and this video was very clear. I appreciate you 🎉
Aww, thank you! I appreciate your feedback! If you'd like to learn more, subscribe to my UA-cam channel and check out my other knitting tutorials at knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
I totally agree with you. I like your statement that ripping out our work is part of the craft. I, too, have learned a lot from frogging. When I made my first pair of socks I had difficulty with the heel turn. My friend, who was teaching me, said that she could fix it, but that I wouldn't really learn what I was doing or how to do it correctly. I was sad for a few moments, then I realized she was right. I don't hesitate to un-knit if I have to in my work. I never regret it because I correct my mistakes and move forward. Great Video!!! thank you.
LOL, one of my first lessons on frogging was a pair of toe-up socks. I must have ripped out that first toe 10 times. So much so, I had to cut off the yarn and throw it away because it was wearing out! :)
Hahahaha! I love it! It really is how we learn.@@knitalongclub
This helps a lot for Yayforyarn Slouchy Cardigan. Not joining sleeves but the front fold over collar😮. I didn't know how to do this and frogged 10 skeins worth of work😢. If the Lord wills, I will try cardigan again. Pattern on UA-cam if you want to try😊
Oh my - frogging all that work! I'm glad this video helped you. Find more of my knitting tutorials at knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
@@knitalongclub it was a lot 🤔😁 But I'm going to try it again. God bless you thank you for tutorials!
Thank you for posting!
You're welcome! For more of my tutorials check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
Thank for sharing, you helped me in my project.
Thank you!!!
One can also use this when you dropped a make 1 L/R I suppose... Will try now!
Yes! You just have to twist it in the appropriate direction.
Thank you for this tutorial! Very good explanation and as someone who’s just being introduced to knitting it was very helpful and easy to understand
I’m glad you found it helpful! I have a lot of other knitting videos. Please subscribe to the channel, if you have not yet, and check them out.
This was an extremely helpful video! Thank you!
I'm so glad to help! You can find more of my knitting tutorials at knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
This was interesting, but I think I'll stick to German short rows,
I agree! I find Japanese short rows to be very fiddly. But some people love them.
How would this work if it was three rows back? Same principle?
Yes, you just have to pick up more "ladder rungs".
@@knitalongclub thanks! I wasn’t sure how far back this would apply
@@brittanyszymankiewicz7324 You are only limited by how tight your stitches will be as a result of picking up an extra stitch in all the subsequent rows. Sometimes the extra tightness is OK, other times it is not.
Thank you! This is exactly where I am in my pattern and I’ve never done this before. These are perfect instructions for continental style!
I'm glad to help! For more of my knitting tutorials, visit knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.