This helped so much. I played it over and over each time my row came to that increase. I wanted to make sure I got it just right. Thanks to your video, I made them all perfect. I have marked this video as "Like", subscribed and favorited it so I can come back to it. A big thank you to you from me. Knitter high 5!!
I am in the process of making my first ever baby jumper and have been struggling with the increases. Thanks to your very easy to follow informative video I finally 'get it'. Thankyou so much.
Thank you for the explanations that go along with this. I watched several videos but they didn't explain why I'd want to use one method over the other.
I love your videos. I've learned so much from them. At present I'm knitting a hat in the round that has flower designs in it. The pattern has one doing the M1R and M1L purl stitches from the right side of the knitting rather than the purl side. When I try to make these stitches something just doesn't look right. Do you have any thoughts on what I could be doing wrong?
I need some clarification please. You tell us how to make a right leaning and left leaning for the right side of the fabric BUT, I have a pattern that only tells me to do a M1R and also to do a M1L on the purl side (I have no idea what it's supposed to look like on the right side). I just need to follow the pattern -- would you kindly let me know which of those stitches is the one that a pattern ask for as M1pR, M1pL? Thank you kindly.
Great video. But my pattern calls for a M1L after a purl stitch and before a knit stitch on the Right Side. So what am I suppose to do??? I just don't know! Thank you for your help with this matter.
This helped so much. I played it over and over each time my row came to that increase. I wanted to make sure I got it just right. Thanks to your video, I made them all perfect. I have marked this video as "Like", subscribed and favorited it so I can come back to it. A big thank you to you from me. Knitter high 5!!
I am in the process of making my first ever baby jumper and have been struggling with the increases. Thanks to your very easy to follow informative video I finally 'get it'. Thankyou so much.
Thank you for the explanations that go along with this. I watched several videos but they didn't explain why I'd want to use one method over the other.
Wow! Your knitting instructions are great. I appreciate the camera detail. Thanks for sharing!
Liked.... and subscribed!
Love your videos! So clearly explained and understood! BTW, love your nails, too!
This was an excellent tutorial. I can't wait to try this. Thank you.
This was so easy to follow now I can use the pattern I have thank you
You're the best! Thank you ;)
thanks so much for the excellent tutorial!
thank you!!very good video!!clear and helpful!
Thank you - I've tried to figure this out on my own and despaired.
I love your videos. I've learned so much from them. At present I'm knitting a hat in the round that has flower designs in it. The pattern has one doing the M1R and M1L purl stitches from the right side of the knitting rather than the purl side. When I try to make these stitches something just doesn't look right. Do you have any thoughts on what I could be doing wrong?
+Donna O Check out my Make One Purl video.
I need some clarification please. You tell us how to make a right leaning and left leaning for the right side of the fabric BUT, I have a pattern that only tells me to do a M1R and also to do a M1L on the purl side (I have no idea what it's supposed to look like on the right side). I just need to follow the pattern -- would you kindly let me know which of those stitches is the one that a pattern ask for as M1pR, M1pL? Thank you kindly.
So helpful!!! Thank u!
Very helpful! Thank you for doing this.
Great video. But my pattern calls for a M1L after a purl stitch and before a knit stitch on the Right Side. So what am I suppose to do??? I just don't know! Thank you for your help with this matter.
+Stephanie Buono Just return the working yarn to the knit position and work the M1L as demonstrated. Good luck!
Thank you!
excellent.
Thank u.. So easy...