I LOVE that you used the big needles and very bulky yarn to demonstrate! It’s genius! So many tutorials use the needle/hook/yarn size from the pattern and it’s hard for me to see and follow what they are actually doing. THANK YOU!
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I love that you show both “English” and “Continental” styles of knitting. Most “how-to” videos use continental style but I knit English style so it was very helpful. In fact, I didn’t even know what my style was called until you said it in this video.😁👍🏻❤️
I remember I was determined to learn continental a few years back. It was sooo awkward, but I made myself do it for several days. I’m so happy I did. Now, that is my natural way to knit. Just a little encouragement for anyone who has wanted to learn this way… you will get it if you practice. (This isn’t a judgment about the American way to knit. Both achieve the same outcome. Just encouraging anyone who WANTS to learn and may have quit because it is so awkward-or was for me- at first 😃)
Thanks for your comment! Been deliberating on making the switch because continental seems smoother and more intuitive - but also intimidating! Any videos you recommend on learning it? If not no worries, going to check it out anyway!
Thanks for using the big needles to show us all. That was so much clearer for me as a beginner. I'm currently doing a scarf and it's a knit two pearl two so it's basically I think a rib stitch it looked quite similar but this one I'm your video looks so much more aligned and neater. I'm so glad I found this. Thanks so much ❤️
This is a great tutorial. I haven't knitted in years (probably 40 years...so, yes, I'm old🙂). I have been wanting to knit again. This will be a fabulously quick stitch for scarfs, and watch caps. I crochet for charities, and this will give me a knit option, too. The large needles and the 2 methods of knitting in your video are much appreciated...so easy to see the pattern. Thanks again🤗...and now I have to go get my needles out of my plants. Did you know knitting needles make wonderful plant supports 😂.
This tutorial was so helpful for the sweater pattern I want to make! The pattern indicates it’s a Fisherman’s rib but alternates a knit row. No other video has this pattern. I DO love the fabric it creates and now able to see why my pattern requires so much yarn! Thank You so much!!
❤You are a wonderful teacher- this is so clear and easy to follow! I didn’t know this stitch existed but I love it and can’t wait to try and knit something using it!
I so want a lovely Shaker stitch sweater and now I know I'll have one! Hope to find a pattern for one now! Thank you very much for your excellent tutorial!
Thank you for your tutorial. I’m a beginner. I think I knit continental or combination. I taught myself. Thank you for showing continental and English style.
You can knit this stitch in the round but it needs the alternating rows to make the pattern, so the place a marker and the start of your work and every time you knit around to it you switch to either a even or odd row as shown in the video
The yarn & needles you use in this tutorial would make a great baby blanket! What size are needles and what wt is yarn? This choice made the tutorial very effective. 😊 Thank you!
thank you for always being so clear and concise, and also for showing us english and continental style! so helpful. and can i just say that your voice/accent is totally divine? it makes your videos so nice and relaxing to watch :)
Thank you for showing how to knit the fisherman's knit. I am wondering if you have a pattern or can show how to knit a man's cap continental style in the round? (On round needles) thank you
Can you show how to fix half fishermans rib stitch. I am working on a sweater for my granddaughter and have one stitch I have to fix one mistake and dint want to pull out. Thank you. I know you did a video on how to fix fisherman’s rib which is helpful. Thanks
You can knit it in the round like this; first pearl every stitch, then pearl one and knit one from the below, do that until the end of the row, next pearl every stitch again, and then continue like this.
I looked high and low for an easy classic look scarf for my husband. This is definitely it. So much fun to do and easy to follow with your clear instructions. Thank you 😊
I would cast on 96 stitches using size 4.5 mm double pointed needles. There will be 24 stitches on each needle. Perfect..... if you don't know how to join in the round you can find it on You tube as well. I hope this is helpful.❤
Thanks! I haven’t tried it yet, but today, I posted how to knit it in the round 😉: How to knit the Shaker stitch in the round (or Half Fisherman's Rib) - So Woolly ua-cam.com/video/MMQ3W9LsbGA/v-deo.html
I’m on the last legs looking for a written pattern that shows how many stitches shall I start for front, back and sleeves for a 3 year old. I just can’t go to the city to the wool shop to look for a pattern. And none of my grandchildren or my daughter knows anything about knitting.I really really need help. Please if u still there please help me. God Bless u . 👵🏼👵🏼👵🏼👵🏼👵🏼👵🏼
What a great video! Thank you for explaining it so well. I only recently learned that there is easier way to make Fisherman's rib and thankfully found your video. Question please, which of the two methods that you explained (one in this, one in different video with no purl stitch Fisherman's rib) is most similar to classic Fisherman's rib please?
Thank you! The most similar (almost identical) is the “No purl Fisherman’s Rib stitch). Take a look at the pictures on my website (link below every video, in the description box). Happy knitting 😊
@@sowoolly Thank you again, I really appreciate your quick response. I will try it out and see how I go, this will be way faster way to do it and my carpal tunnels will thank me.
Just claridicstion, at about 4:05 of the video when you are starting the 2nd set, you say "FIRST AND EVERY EVEN ROW" is to be knit, but I thought first row is knit and even rows are the pattern?
Hi - I'm looking for help on correcting a mistake row (eg if I did row 2 twice in a row, or row 3) --- when I frog down and take out the mistake row, I can't figure out how to start knitting again in pattern. I get a weird gap no matter
Really like this pattern, I must try it instead of rib k1,p1. Do you have a garment pattern I could use this on, or would it work on a plain jumper pattern ? Also what thickness wool can it be used on ? Thank you really enjoyed seeing this new stitch, well it is for me
Do you have an spanish channel, don't you? Mi idioma nativo es el español aprecio mucho que hagas los mismos patrones para tus dos canales, muchas gracias
I can’t make the back as amazing as yours 😭😱 I done and re done it six times I follow the pattern super easy but the back looks a messy purl fiesta 🤣😭😭😭😭 please help why is my back side of the pattern looks like a messy purl but front is perfect like yours 💓😭
Thank you for your video. I have a jumper with this rib and was wondering how it was knitted as to make it more interesting it is finely stripped and that makes it harder to work out. It looks lovely and I really wanted to copy it but obviously didn't want to undo one of my favourite jumpers. Oh by the way that is not the English way of knitting it's an English way of knitting. I've been knitting for sixty years and have never knitted like that and only realised when I was an adult some people in this neck of the woods do knit that way. I don't take my hand off the needle. Now for some reason someone has called it lever knitting. Oh well whatever rocks their boat. Once again thanks for your video and all your others. Please keep them coming :-))
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I LOVE that you used the big needles and very bulky yarn to demonstrate! It’s genius! So many tutorials use the needle/hook/yarn size from the pattern and it’s hard for me to see and follow what they are actually doing. THANK YOU!
I agree, it’s so easy to see!
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I love that you show both “English” and “Continental” styles of knitting. Most “how-to” videos use continental style but I knit English style so it was very helpful. In fact, I didn’t even know what my style was called until you said it in this video.😁👍🏻❤️
I remember I was determined to learn continental a few years back. It was sooo awkward, but I made myself do it for several days. I’m so happy I did. Now, that is my natural way to knit. Just a little encouragement for anyone who has wanted to learn this way… you will get it if you practice. (This isn’t a judgment about the American way to knit. Both achieve the same outcome. Just encouraging anyone who WANTS to learn and may have quit because it is so awkward-or was for me- at first 😃)
Thanks for your comment! Been deliberating on making the switch because continental seems smoother and more intuitive - but also intimidating! Any videos you recommend on learning it? If not no worries, going to check it out anyway!
Thanks for using the big needles to show us all. That was so much clearer for me as a beginner. I'm currently doing a scarf and it's a knit two pearl two so it's basically I think a rib stitch it looked quite similar but this one I'm your video looks so much more aligned and neater. I'm so glad I found this. Thanks so much ❤️
This is a great tutorial. I haven't knitted in years (probably 40 years...so, yes, I'm old🙂). I have been wanting to knit again. This will be a fabulously quick stitch for scarfs, and watch caps. I crochet for charities, and this will give me a knit option, too. The large needles and the 2 methods of knitting in your video are much appreciated...so easy to see the pattern. Thanks again🤗...and now I have to go get my needles out of my plants. Did you know knitting needles make wonderful plant supports 😂.
😂 Thank you for your comment 🤗
This tutorial was so helpful for the sweater pattern I want to make! The pattern indicates it’s a Fisherman’s rib but alternates a knit row. No other video has this pattern. I DO love the fabric it creates and now able to see why my pattern requires so much yarn! Thank You so much!!
❤You are a wonderful teacher- this is so clear and easy to follow! I didn’t know this stitch existed but I love it and can’t wait to try and knit something using it!
Thank you so much 😊
I really like how you show English & Continental styles!! Perfect knit speed for beginners.
Oh, and beautiful manicure 💅
I still do some mistaces with kniting fisherman's stitc
It takes time. I suggest working with a small swatch first, until you feel confident 😉
Thank your so much I will by patiently because that Jumper will by to my daughter
May i say i just really appreciate this because i can see how you handle yarn and i can see it so clearly. Thank you
Thank you 😊
I so want a lovely Shaker stitch sweater and now I know I'll have one! Hope to find a pattern for one now! Thank you very much for your excellent tutorial!
Thank you for your lovely comment Sandy, I’m happy to hear it 🤗 Have a great Sunday!
Daisy and Peace has a pattern on Etsy in Shaker’s Rib! :)
Thank you for your tutorial. I’m a beginner. I think I knit continental or combination. I taught myself. Thank you for showing continental and English style.
Love the way to teach. Simple to understand.
This was a fantastic tutorial and I can't thank you enough for it!!
Very nice video. Like this better than Fisherman’s Rib and your demonstration was excellent. Thank you!
Thank you ☺️
Lovely stitch.thank you for your tutorials , I use them so often. I love your soothing voice too, sends me to sleep😂❤️
Thank you 😊
Schönes Muster. Danke.Werde eine Jacke mit diesen Muster stricken❤❤❤
Danke! Viel Spass 🤗
@@sowoolly Danke😍 Bin schon beim stricken
Thanks for sharing your well done tutorial. So clear
Que icónica woolly hablando inglés
😉
Thank you!! Great tutorial!
Really lovely, very beautiful!
Thank you for this very helpful tutorial.
Thank you for making this video! I wanted to knit a scarf with this pattern, but I couldn't imagine how to knit into the row below.
Thank you for teaching me very understandable ☺️❤
My pleasure! Thank you for your comment❣️
This pattern is so classy and you teach so well thank you
Thanks Carolina for this tutorial! This pattern is amazing and I would like to know how to knit it in the round. Grazie!
You can knit this stitch in the round but it needs the alternating rows to make the pattern, so the place a marker and the start of your work and every time you knit around to it you switch to either a even or odd row as shown in the video
Thank u for this tutorial. It is such a beautiful pattern
Thank you 😊
Very helpful and to the point! Thank you ❤️
your tutorials are so easy to follow! thank you miss woolly
Thank you 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
The yarn & needles you use in this tutorial would make a great baby blanket! What size are needles and what wt is yarn? This choice made the tutorial very effective. 😊 Thank you!
Thank you so much x
My pleasure! Happy knitting 🥰
so easy to follow - thank you!!
Thank you for letting me know 👍🏼
I like the way you show the pattern thankyou .
Nice video
Nice demonstration mam👌👌
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much . So very helpful. 💫
Thank you 😊
Thank you! you are a very good teacher, and indeed that's a very pretty stitch
Excelent!
thank you for always being so clear and concise, and also for showing us english and continental style! so helpful. and can i just say that your voice/accent is totally divine? it makes your videos so nice and relaxing to watch :)
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your comments. It’s very kind of you 🤗❤️🤗
🎉🎉❤❤love it!!🎉🎉
Thank you for showing how to knit the fisherman's knit. I am wondering if you have a pattern or can show how to knit a man's cap continental style in the round? (On round needles) thank you
Fabulous. Well explained. Thanks.
beautiful tutorial, so soothing, thank you!
Thanks for sharing, its so easy and pretty.
Stunning 🥰
I like this pattern. will try it as I knit alot .
Thank You so much you are such a good teacher
I'm really looking forward to making this pattern‼️🧶🙃
9days and
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Cool
Thank you 🙏
How do you fix mistakes in half Fisherman’s stitch.
Thank you 🙏🏿🥰
Beautiful and very well explained,thank you for share.👍
I thought I lost your site! I enjoy your patterns so much and spent so much time looking for you...happy days are here again....
yes
Tq.very clear tutorial.👍
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Thank you love this pattern. 👌
Can you show how to fix half fishermans rib stitch. I am working on a sweater for my granddaughter and have one stitch I have to fix one mistake and dint want to pull out. Thank you. I know you did a video on how to fix fisherman’s rib which is helpful. Thanks
Love that pattern. ( BUT ) how do we correct a mistake , like dropping a stitch or so? Thank you for sharing. ❤️
Thanks! I’ll make a tutorial for “troubleshooting”, as soon as I can 🤗
So Woolly Thank you so much, your wonderful. And Thank you for responding 🌹🌹
@@sowoolly please make video for correction
Hi I love this pattern, please could you tell me how to knit this in the round?
You can knit it in the round like this; first pearl every stitch, then pearl one and knit one from the below, do that until the end of the row, next pearl every stitch again, and then continue like this.
I looked high and low for an easy classic look scarf for my husband. This is definitely it. So much fun to do and easy to follow with your clear instructions. Thank you 😊
I would cast on 96 stitches using size 4.5 mm double pointed needles. There will be 24 stitches on each needle. Perfect..... if you don't know how to join in the round you can find it on You tube as well. I hope this is helpful.❤
Can you please show us how to fix a dropped stitch on shaker/half fisherman’s? Thanks!
You have a lovely voice.
Thank you 🤗
thank you so much
You always make it so easy to understand. Thank you!
And thank you for your support ❤️‼️
Another lovely pattern. Thank you.
Thank you 😊
@@sowoolly
I LOVE this pattern too!
But I was wondering if you have to cast on an even number of stitches for the pattern to work
Wow so lovely!!!!!
I would love to know how to do this on a circular setup.
Very nice & easy, thank you !
Beautiful pattern. Any tip on how to begin this stitch with a tubular (italian) cast on?
Thanks! I haven’t tried it yet, but today, I posted how to knit it in the round 😉: How to knit the Shaker stitch in the round (or Half Fisherman's Rib) - So Woolly
ua-cam.com/video/MMQ3W9LsbGA/v-deo.html
Very clear. Nice 👍
So pretty. I like this a lot
I’m on the last legs looking for a written pattern that shows how many stitches shall I start for front, back and sleeves for a 3 year old. I just can’t go to the city to the wool shop to look for a pattern. And none of my grandchildren or my daughter knows anything about knitting.I really really need help. Please if u still there please help me. God Bless u . 👵🏼👵🏼👵🏼👵🏼👵🏼👵🏼
What a great video! Thank you for explaining it so well. I only recently learned that there is easier way to make Fisherman's rib and thankfully found your video. Question please, which of the two methods that you explained (one in this, one in different video with no purl stitch Fisherman's rib) is most similar to classic Fisherman's rib please?
Thank you! The most similar (almost identical) is the “No purl Fisherman’s Rib stitch). Take a look at the pictures on my website (link below every video, in the description box).
Happy knitting 😊
@@sowoolly Thank you again, I really appreciate your quick response. I will try it out and see how I go, this will be way faster way to do it and my carpal tunnels will thank me.
Enjoy 😊
This is such a beautiful a simple stich. Thank you for sharing. You have a new subscriber. Can't wait to learn more. 🥰
تعليم ماما فاطمه
Wonderful 😘🌹
This stitch is amazing. I think this would work for ribbing on a hat. I am knitting an infinity scarf. Love all your videos 😁
Thank you! I think so, it’s a great ribbing
Nice
Wow amazing!! I'm so impressed
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@@goksua k I will thanx it helped so much!!!
How are the two rows different and which is the right side??
Just claridicstion, at about 4:05 of the video when you are starting the 2nd set, you say "FIRST AND EVERY EVEN ROW" is to be knit, but I thought first row is knit and even rows are the pattern?
Please take a look at the written instructions: sowoolly.net/shaker-stitch-knitting-pattern-half-fishermans-rib/ (The odd rows are knit rows).
漂亮的花样 谢谢分享💗
Hi - I'm looking for help on correcting a mistake row (eg if I did row 2 twice in a row, or row 3) --- when I frog down and take out the mistake row, I can't figure out how to start knitting again in pattern. I get a weird gap no matter
Thanks very much
Really like this pattern, I must try it instead of rib k1,p1.
Do you have a garment pattern I could use this on, or would it work on a plain jumper pattern ?
Also what thickness wool can it be used on ?
Thank you really enjoyed seeing this new stitch, well it is for me
Excellent tutorial! How do I knit shaker stitch in the round?
excellent lesson for the shaker stitch.
Do you have an spanish channel, don't you? Mi idioma nativo es el español aprecio mucho que hagas los mismos patrones para tus dos canales, muchas gracias
موسى لخيوط التريكو و الكروشيه و الاشغال اليدوية والتطريز السنبلاوين دقهلية ميدان النواردة بجوار حديقة الأسرة
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you. Very clear instructions
How to do this pattern knitting on the round, for example for a hat? I tried it but obviously my pattern didn't look the same!
Take a look: ua-cam.com/video/MMQ3W9LsbGA/v-deo.htmlsi=HhKxBQmLPlM6QGcs
Would this work if you made the rib one stitch wider i.e. another perl stitch ?
Soooo pretty ❤❤
I'm curious - what is the loop at the end of your cast-on for?
I can’t make the back as amazing as yours 😭😱 I done and re done it six times I follow the pattern super easy but the back looks a messy purl fiesta 🤣😭😭😭😭 please help why is my back side of the pattern looks like a messy purl but front is perfect like yours 💓😭
Please guide me to make cap for man amd ladies scarf
How to fix a mistake a knit stich below
Great picture about knitting
Thank you for your video. I have a jumper with this rib and was wondering how it was knitted as to make it more interesting it is finely stripped and that makes it harder to work out. It looks lovely and I really wanted to copy it but obviously didn't want to undo one of my favourite jumpers. Oh by the way that is not the English way of knitting it's an English way of knitting. I've been knitting for sixty years and have never knitted like that and only realised when I was an adult some people in this neck of the woods do knit that way. I don't take my hand off the needle. Now for some reason someone has called it lever knitting. Oh well whatever rocks their boat. Once again thanks for your video and all your others. Please keep them coming :-))
Thank you so much for your comment!You are a star ⭐️
hola, quería saber si en tu canal existe el vídeo del punto en español ? gracias 😊
Hola, sí! Lo encuentras como Medio Punto Inglés
@@sowoolly muchas gracias 😊🌻
Does it depend on the number of stitches cast on?
What do you mean?
Coll from one of your Little Wollies
How many cast on should I do for muffler?
That depends on various things. Take a look at this tutorial if you want to know everything before starting: ua-cam.com/video/rv21nHjdq-E/v-deo.html