How to knit with two colors: The Bird’s Eye stitch (super easy to do) - So Woolly
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to knit with two colors; we’ll learn how to knit the Bird’s Eye stitch.
It’s a four-row repeat pattern, super easy to do: The even rows are plain purl rows; the odd rows include the same two steps.
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Really nice looking and so easy! Think I may try it for a baby blanket in pastel colours. Thank you! x
Beautiful knitting design ❤❤❤
Thank you 😊
This is fabulous have often wondered how knit two consecutive colours so easy can't wait to knit my next sweater using this method you are wonderful.
Such a simple thing to do but gives a fabulous pattern - thank you 😊
Thank you for your lovely comment, Susan 🥰
This is actually how you would work a heel on a sock with one strand. . Its reinforced very sturdy and looks great. So easy too!!!
Hi, as I'm a beginner to knitting, I've really enjoyed learning this stitch today. You explain it so clearly and now, I'm going to make a lap sized blanket💯
I’m happy to hear it! Don’t forget to knit a swatch first 😉 Thank you❣️
Yes, I will💯
Clear instructions, nice pattern, suitable for beginners! I tried this and the pattern came out alternate which was surprisingly pretty :) Might be because I have odd number of rows 🤔
Thank you! Enjoy your knitting 🤗
Beautiful, easy and fast to do! I'm going to try this. Defenately!
Thank you!
This looks beautiful and so simple to do after I finish my blanket and making an afghan this will be my next project
Very pretty stitch. Thank you for the excellent tutorial as always 💕
Thank you for your support Jenny 🥰
What size needles did u use.
@wandahelms745 For the swatch in the picture I used 4 mm needles because it was made out of a fine Cashmere yarn (DK weight)
Thanks you are so generous I tank you twis for nowlege and for generosity❤❤❤
This is beautiful!! Thank you!
So pretty! And so easy. Thank you.
Thank you! Easy to follow and helpful.
Thank you for your comment! Happy knitting 🤗
Trying this right away, so pretty ❤
Thank you so much!!
It turned out lovely thank you !
So beautiful !
Thank you love u so much 🥰❤️❤️❤️
Beautiful pattern🙏💝
Thank you 😊
Thank u so much this helped me
So,beautiful ❤❤
Thank you 😊
Very pretty
A new video!!! How pretty 😁 Thank you.
Thank you for the video ! it' s very beautiful !!!
Love this, Ty!
So glad! Happy knitting 🤗
I love your videos -- they are so clear and concise! Thank you for the excellent tutorial. (Also I love that you call your viewers "my little woolies" -- it's such a sweet touch!)
If I wanted to knit this in the round, would I simply knit the alternate rows instead of purling? Are there any other changes? Thanks again!
Thank you.
This is so cool.. I'll try it.
Brilliant thank you 🥰
Thank you 😊!
Very beautiful
Getting so inspired by your tutorials, thank you.
How would I do this in the round please? I've made single colour mittens, but would like to try some in two colours, in this easy manner. Thank you.
I haven’t tried it yet, but I suppose that changing the Purl rows for knit rounds will work 😉
@@sowoolly Thank you. I must be braver with what I try.
Beautiful
Lovely pattern,Could you follow this pattern if you wanted to do it in the round?
Haven't tried yet but how does color A catch up to color B to be ready to knit? Interesting, double pointed needles is the trick? gonna try!
Will it curl if I make a scarf. Please let me know. Thank you.
It’s possible. I’d knit a swatch first 😉
As a left handed person I find crocheting hard
I'm left-handed and crocheting mystifies me.
I remember teaching myself to crochet with my left hand so I could teach my left handed friend. In a weird turn of events, it helped me learn how to hold my yard better while I'm knitting
This is knitting, not crocheting.
Ok but this is knitting
This is knitting. I am left handed and cannot master crochet.
I am knitting this and it is curling at the sides, how can I avoid that with the two colors?
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Love this pattern and already try to make a headband with this pattern... but I don't know why it curled? I don't know where my mistake is. Anybody could assist me please?
Hello Yohana! I don’t think you’re doing anything wrong. Some patterns curl, so you can block the headband once it’s finished 😉
@@sowoolly thx for your answer. I am soooo sad with my work that after around 15 cm length and it still curled, I stopped the knitting and unravel it.... Hiks... I love the pattern though. I'll try again with thicker wool. Hope it will be better.
I’m sorry to hear that! Please do me a favor: Before starting any kind of project, knit a swatch. This way you’ll see if you like the fabric, or if it curls, etc. 😉
May I know what you mean by block the headband?
Hello lovely lady. I make potato chip/ruffled scarves. And would like to change the color of the selvage stitches. Is there a way I can do that? Love your channel, you have helped me so much as a new knitter.
This is beautiful!! I would like to use it in a cowl.....If I'm working the cowl in the round can I just knit every round? Of course following the colorwork repeats? Thank you for the lovely patterns...I've used many of your patterns after watching your videos.
Thank you Beverly! I haven’t tried it yet, but I suppose that’s right! Don’t forget to share the pics of your knit work, and tag me, so I can see them 😉 You’ll find me on Instagram as @sowoolly
Did u ever try this in the round?
Could you share what yarn you are using? It looks lovely!
Thanks! The blue and white swatch was made out of 100% French Cashmere; the yarn used for the demonstration is 100% Merino wool, bought here in Spain 😉
What is the cast on you did at the start? It’s different to normal
It's the same long tail cast-on method, but it looks different because of the slipped stitches on row 1
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Is it possible to knit this in the round?
Yeah just use circular needles or three double pointed
Thanks for sharing. I still don't get it yet: if total is 40, 1 line will be slip one and knit one, the next line is knit all, then will have 20. If continue so, the total would be 10...and so on. But you still have the same total amount... thanks again
Hello! I don’t understand what you mean. There are no decreases, so the initial number of stitches never change…
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Is anyone else still confused on how you cast it off