Great video hun! You're a good teacher... Think this is my new favorite stitch.... This makes the most beautiful lace type stitch on bigger needles! Amazing
The best camera and lighting in the world won’t help if the teacher doesn’t talk at a good pace, in a happy voice, providing clear instructions that are easy to understand and showing what needs to be done start to finish. You have hit every quality right on the mark. Keep up the good work. I loved the video. So glad you did multiple rows and included the bind off technique
Your video is excellent!! Your knitting is perfectly visible at all times. Every stitch. I have seen far too many videos that they go so fast and then have their hands over a crucial point that I can not figure out what they did!! You do not need to keep apologizing for anything in your video that you are doing!!!! Very easy to follow. Thank you! 👍
Crystal clear instructions and beautiful voice quality gives a great understanding and ur pleasant way of explanation shows ur pleasant personality .you have great qualities of a good teacher
I will try this. Your video is not boring!!!!! I like the way you teach, I am so happy you don’t play annoying music while teaching. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to learning more from you😊
Awesome bind off & thanks for the stitch tutorial you really don’t need to apologise for your work being knitters we all know how long it takes 😊💖 thanks for sharing with us 💕
Great video! Clear and consise explanation. Nice audio! I could hear every word! Thank you! Your doing a super job here! I did subscribe! Again thankyou!
Your videos are awesome and you're such a good teacher! In just one video, I learned other knitting techniques besides knitting and purling! Thank you :)
I'm a new subscriber and I'm just looking at you older videos and learning new stitches, thank you , you do a wonderful job. Don't worry about the dog hair, I have a long hair cat and cat hair is on ever surface and everywhere else so I understand.
I think you did an excellent job when explaining how to do this stitch it is the first time that I ever heard of the double garter stitch I am sure I will use it thank you
What a great stitch. Thank you so much. Been knitting 40+ years and never seen it before. I knit my leftover wools into hats and scarves for charity so l'm always looking for something to use up odds and ends but that still looks nice and for scarves, looks good from both sides. I love how soft and lofty this is. Am thinking l may knit a lengthwise scarf in 3 or 4 colours. Also, l loved the pace of your tutorial, for those of us who are tactile learners it's great to be able to knit along with the instructions.
Thank you for the video. I love learning new stitches and techniques. I think I will use this stitch for a long scarf, casting it on lengthwise so that the stripes go end to end. Would be pretty using a variegated yarn avoiding the laddering up of two colors. Will enjoy using this stitch and bind off.
Love that stitch, never seen it before. Looks nice on both sides. I have been looking for a pattern for a couch throw for some time now which looks good both sides and this is it. I enjoyed your video, not boring at all. Thanks.
Who the heck works these stitch/patterns out!? This is genius! I am most certainly totally incapable of working out and creating patterns like this, so hats off to whomever invented this one! So pretty, chunky and ideal as a cosy winter throw or blanket! Superb!! ETA: I would presume using a siuze-up set of knitting pins would give a looser result.. I will try it to see how it affects the lie and tension of the pattern...
Normally, it annoys me just a little to have that visible colour change on the ws of a flat knit project , but I actually think that the colour change looks pretty good with this stitch. Maybe because you chose such complimentary and fairly low-contrast colours, it almost looks like an intentional design. Very nice.
Again congrats for the fantastic vid. The stich is very nice and I thought to make a sweater instead of a scarf. What is your opinion? A big kiss from Estoril, Portugal
Great video. I saw this and thought I would give it a go. Im a bit confused though. I see you cast on 14 stitches, but have 27 after the first row etc. so in my one I have cast on 30 stitches, so how many should be on my needle after doing the first row etc? I would apprecite your help. Thanks
bkdnsjck she casted on 14 stitches. for row 1, knit the first stitch as normal. then knit the rest of the stitches wrapping the yarn twice. (1+26=27) for row 2 and so on, just repeat what you did in row 1. then she did a set up row for her bind off: knit the first stitch as normal. then knit 2 together. (1+13=14) finally, she did the judy's stretchy bind off at the end. 😬😬😬
That was great and easy to understand! Thanks. I have a question about the yarn change - is there a loose piece of yarn left running up the side of the work ? What do you do with that loose piece at the edge to tidy it up? Thanks for your tutoring! X
Look up "i cord". It's easy and a really nice way of carrying yarn up the side of your work. Watch a video because it sounds much more complicated than it actually is. 🙂
Lovely wee stitch, I noticed on another video you mention a tight cast on row, I always use two needle together to cast on, the slide one away and you have a nice even row of cast on stitches, if using a small needle just use both same size together, if using a larger needle I find one about half its size and use them together, hope you understand, and give it try x
Well duh to me! Been knitting 40+ years and thought l was so clever cos l had solved the problem of the C/O pulling in by casting on using a needle a couple of sizes bigger. Obviously that doesn't help with the struggle l have trying to force the point of the needle into the stitch so l can work it. Lol. Your 2 needle tip is genius! Thank you for sharing it.
I'm another fan. I love your videos. You explain how to do it along with great video work, not too slow or too quickly either :) You sound like you're sitting next to one of your friends, showing them how to do it. Is the yarn over in the bind off to make the bind off stretchy like it ends up being? I haven't tried that and didn't know if it's just for this particular stitch or another way to bind off in general. Thanks :)
I Love your videos!! Is there a way to do this stitch on loom? I have severe Arthritis and Looming is much easier for me! Thank you for the great tutorials !!!! They are so fun to watch even when it is something I cant do!!!
Enjoyed your video. The bind off is called " Judy's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind off*. You can find it on UA-cam. I use it on sick cuffs when I knit my sock to up. 😎
btw, dog hair from 3 dogs along with knitting in some of my own strands of hair that otherwise end up sticking on my sweater or jacket if you know what I mean. Boy, when you knit it in a few stitches before noticing it's pretty impossible to pull it out without it breaking off, lol
Do you know how to the double stockingnet so it looks like stockingnet on both sides & now I’m toying with two colours one teal the other magenta a bit like mosaic knitting but I’d love to see if it can be done in the round so I originally saw it on “ I knit with cat fur “ check it out 😊💖💖
This stitch looks much more combursome than the herringbone and that one is difficult. lol. I can't imagine actually fighting all those double stitches trying to make something. But the video is great so thanks. 😁
Just as in your dbl knitting video, I do wish you wld give written instructions. Some need it, some do not. Also I do not patronize facebook anymore. Deleted my acct. Just smthg to think ab, a trend is happening w more n more peope leaving. Thank you for wht you do.
looks easy to remember, and the finished stuff looks very nice, but going through two loops, pulling through two athe same time, and not getting twisted sounds a nightmare....
Not boring and not horrible. I like to see the new stitches over and over and few times.
Love this!! Never apologise! It's not boring... Im glad you repeat the instructions, helps to learn! Thanks!!!
Great video hun! You're a good teacher... Think this is my new favorite stitch.... This makes the most beautiful lace type stitch on bigger needles! Amazing
The best camera and lighting in the world won’t help if the teacher doesn’t talk at a good pace, in a happy voice, providing clear instructions that are easy to understand and showing what needs to be done start to finish. You have hit every quality right on the mark. Keep up the good work. I loved the video. So glad you did multiple rows and included the bind off technique
Me too! Start middle end! With lots of repeats - so good to learn by this method!
Your video is excellent!! Your knitting is perfectly visible at all times. Every stitch. I have seen far too many videos that they go so fast and then have their hands over a crucial point that I can not figure out what they did!! You do not need to keep apologizing for anything in your video that you are doing!!!! Very easy to follow. Thank you! 👍
😱😮 I just screamed! I have never heard of this stitch before! It's beautiful! I feel a blankets coming on. Thank you.
Crystal clear instructions and beautiful voice quality gives a great understanding and ur pleasant way of explanation shows ur pleasant personality .you have great qualities of a good teacher
Simply brilliant AND brilliantly simple (because you explain and demonstrate so well!) Love the stretchy bind-off, too. Thank you!
I enjoy your videos. Thank you so much. I have learned a lot more watching you knit.
An insightful video. Not boring or horrible at all. Thank you for the instruction.
You are such a sweetheart. I have never heard of this stitch. I will definitely be using it in the future. Good job.
I will try this. Your video is not boring!!!!! I like the way you teach, I am so happy you don’t play annoying music while teaching. Thanks for sharing and I look forward to learning more from you😊
This is NOT a horrible video. Its amazing and the bind off is really helpful.
Awesome bind off & thanks for the stitch tutorial you really don’t need to apologise for your work being knitters we all know how long it takes 😊💖 thanks for sharing with us 💕
It’s a very good video. You speak clearly and your tutoring is easy to understand. Thank you 😊!
Great video! Clear and consise explanation. Nice audio! I could hear every word! Thank you! Your doing a super job here! I did subscribe! Again thankyou!
Your videos are awesome and you're such a good teacher! In just one video, I learned other knitting techniques besides knitting and purling! Thank you :)
I'm a new subscriber and I'm just looking at you older videos and learning new stitches, thank you , you do a wonderful job. Don't worry about the dog hair, I have a long hair cat and cat hair is on ever surface and everywhere else so I understand.
Loving the speed and great positive energy in your voice😁 thanks for this simple tutorial
Love your tutorials Charlotte! Thank you!
Fran Kincardine, Ontario, Canada
I hadn’t heard of the stitch. I have ideas rolling around in my head as to how I can substitute it in patterns. Great video.
I think you did an excellent job when explaining how to do this stitch it is the first time that I ever heard of the double garter stitch I am sure I will use it thank you
I will try this pattern with the variegated yarn. Thank you for your very clear instruction.
What a great stitch. Thank you so much. Been knitting 40+ years and never seen it before. I knit my leftover wools into hats and scarves for charity so l'm always looking for something to use up odds and ends but that still looks nice and for scarves, looks good from both sides. I love how soft and lofty this is. Am thinking l may knit a lengthwise scarf in 3 or 4 colours. Also, l loved the pace of your tutorial, for those of us who are tactile learners it's great to be able to knit along with the instructions.
I loved it! Very well done demonstration..not boring at all.🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you for the video. I love learning new stitches and techniques. I think I will use this stitch for a long scarf, casting it on lengthwise so that the stripes go end to end. Would be pretty using a variegated yarn avoiding the laddering up of two colors. Will enjoy using this stitch and bind off.
This was so clear and easy to understand 💕
Nice video!!! BTW It's not horrible or boring video. It's quite lively. Those are great learning needles and a cool pattern!
I love this!! I’m so happy I found you!!
Superb 👌👌👌👌
Very very easy pattern.
Thanks to share the beautiful design.
Love from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳👌👌👌
Love that stitch, never seen it before. Looks nice on both sides. I have been looking for a pattern for a couch throw for some time now which looks good both sides and this is it. I enjoyed your video, not boring at all. Thanks.
Who the heck works these stitch/patterns out!? This is genius! I am most certainly totally incapable of working out and creating patterns like this, so hats off to whomever invented this one! So pretty, chunky and ideal as a cosy winter throw or blanket! Superb!!
ETA: I would presume using a siuze-up set of knitting pins would give a looser result.. I will try it to see how it affects the lie and tension of the pattern...
Thank you from South Arfica! I enjoy your video's and learn a lot. Can't subscribe from here, but visit your site often. Appreciate!!
You teach very nicely. Also your way of talking is very sweet. I am very happy to follow you. ,😍
wow i love this stitch great work
Luv ur videos...not boring at all!
First time I heard about the stitch I surly will try it thanks for that.
Thank you very much. I have learnt the new stitch
Not at all boring. If I'm going to learn how to do this you have to go slowly. I have two dogs and three cats so hair is a way of life for me.
Great video very easy to follow. Thank you!
Very informative and easy to follow
Normally, it annoys me just a little to have that visible colour change on the ws of a flat knit project , but I actually think that the colour change looks pretty good with this stitch. Maybe because you chose such complimentary and fairly low-contrast colours, it almost looks like an intentional design. Very nice.
not at all boring, and well done.
Love your video, easy to follow and understand. Not boaring at all, thanks foe sharing. ❤😃
Anne Brunton thank you! ❤
I think this stitch is good for bags? Is so beautiful,thank you so much,🤗😍
Great vid! Not boring! You got a new sub! 👍
Thank you I love your Channel I'm a fan I buy merchandise t-shirts and watch you all the time I like you thank you
And it’s not at all a boring video 👌
Again congrats for the fantastic vid. The stich is very nice and I thought to make a sweater instead of a scarf. What is your opinion? A big kiss from Estoril, Portugal
Loved it lots of love from Nepal ❤️🇳🇵 and do come up with more easy designs❤️
Great video. I saw this and thought I would give it a go. Im a bit confused though. I see you cast on 14 stitches, but have 27 after the first row etc. so in my one I have cast on 30 stitches, so how many should be on my needle after doing the first row etc? I would apprecite your help. Thanks
bkdnsjck she casted on 14
stitches. for row 1, knit the first stitch as normal. then knit the rest of the stitches wrapping the yarn twice. (1+26=27) for row 2 and so on, just repeat what you did in row 1.
then she did a set up row for her bind off: knit the first stitch as normal. then knit 2 together. (1+13=14) finally, she did the judy's stretchy bind off at the end. 😬😬😬
That was great and easy to understand! Thanks.
I have a question about the yarn change - is there a loose piece of yarn left running up the side of the work ? What do you do with that loose piece at the edge to tidy it up? Thanks for your tutoring! X
Look up "i cord". It's easy and a really nice way of carrying yarn up the side of your work. Watch a video because it sounds much more complicated than it actually is. 🙂
Lovely wee stitch, I noticed on another video you mention a tight cast on row, I always use two needle together to cast on, the slide one away and you have a nice even row of cast on stitches, if using a small needle just use both same size together, if using a larger needle I find one about half its size and use them together, hope you understand, and give it try x
Helen Brown thank you! I have seen other people use 2 needles to cast on before, I will give it a try! Thanks again! ❤
Well duh to me! Been knitting 40+ years and thought l was so clever cos l had solved the problem of the C/O pulling in by casting on using a needle a couple of sizes bigger. Obviously that doesn't help with the struggle l have trying to force the point of the needle into the stitch so l can work it. Lol. Your 2 needle tip is genius! Thank you for sharing it.
I'm another fan. I love your videos. You explain how to do it along with great video work, not too slow or too quickly either :) You sound like you're sitting next to one of your friends, showing them how to do it. Is the yarn over in the bind off to make the bind off stretchy like it ends up being? I haven't tried that and didn't know if it's just for this particular stitch or another way to bind off in general. Thanks :)
Your video is perfect
I like how to explain 👍
I Love your videos!! Is there a way to do this stitch on loom? I have severe Arthritis and Looming is much easier for me! Thank you for the great tutorials !!!! They are so fun to watch even when it is something I cant do!!!
I enjoyed the video. Thank you!
I usually don’t like it when the presenter talks, but u funny and very explicit, thx u a love
Lol.....I'm a beginner,, it's NOT a horrible video~!! Very helpful,,thank you~!!
Thank you for sharing! Btw, I have a Shiba Inu. They shed twice yearly, January through June, and July through December…. 😁
Fabulous video. Thank you so much
Good instructions ❤❤
Where did you get the pink yarn?
I'm loving this ! Thank you for sharing
You really doing great It’s not boring Helen
Enjoyed your video. The bind off is called " Judy's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind off*. You can find it on UA-cam. I use it on sick cuffs when I knit my sock to up. 😎
Great video. Love it. Thanks. 🇿🇦😷👍🙏
would you need more yarn using this stitch than you would using the regular garter stitch for the same project/same size of project?
+Girlgristle that's a really good question... To be honest I don't really know. I may have to experiment with that... Thanks for watching... ❤
btw, dog hair from 3 dogs along with knitting in some of my own strands of hair that otherwise end up sticking on my sweater or jacket if you know what I mean. Boy, when you knit it in a few stitches before noticing it's pretty impossible to pull it out without it breaking off, lol
What are the directions if I want to do this stitch pattern in the round?
Hi what size needles are you using
Thank You Very Much ❤️
Can i ask you something ? It is okay if I do it with more than 2 colors, maybe 3 ?I use the same method?
GREAT VIDEO
Love it ♥️I need captions.
This is great!!! What size needles were you using in your demo for this?
+Mystical Marlene 5mm
Do you know how to the double stockingnet so it looks like stockingnet on both sides & now I’m toying with two colours one teal the other magenta a bit like mosaic knitting but I’d love to see if it can be done in the round so I originally saw it on “ I knit with cat fur “ check it out 😊💖💖
It's a very slow& nice Vedio to learn . I would like you to tell us how to knit honey comb design some time in your vedio . Thanks
If you do your cast on with a larger needle, you won’t have such a hard time with the tight stitches for the first row.
That’s great! Thank you!
This stitch looks much more combursome than the herringbone and that one is difficult. lol. I can't imagine actually fighting all those double stitches trying to make something. But the video is great so thanks. 😁
I found this MUCH easier than the herringbone and it seems much softer too.
What yarn are you using?
This was "Joanns" brand yarn "Big Twist"
Very ñice and simple
Can you do this stitch as crochet stitch
Hi can baby blankets and how many stitch thank you
CAN , You Help or teach, How to knit the Hexagon Stitch in the Style of a Shawl, The google will not bring it up on the Video's, Thank you*, Doris
Thanks a bunch!!
Just as in your dbl knitting video, I do wish you wld give written instructions. Some need it, some do not. Also I do not patronize facebook anymore. Deleted my acct. Just smthg to think ab, a trend is happening w more n more peope leaving. Thank you for wht you do.
It's not boring.
I am stumped on a "math" question. Can i email you with it?
looks easy to remember, and the finished stuff looks very nice, but going through two loops, pulling through two athe same time, and not getting twisted sounds a nightmare....
thank you
Sometimes I find dog hair in my fridge 🤢. It is also my life. Thanks for your wonderful tutorials.
Interesting
i wonder how this would look in the round. hmmm 😊
THANK U/ GREAT
Thanks mam ji
Not boring at all, you hear!?
Sorry followed you to the t then I looked at what I have done and it looked terrible. Stick to the stitches I know lol
You need a bigger needle. And lose the yarn a little neat.
It's ok my projects might have cat hair