Knitting Help - Slow Motion Picking Up Stitches
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- Опубліковано 12 бер 2019
- In this video for very visual learners, I demonstrate "pick up and knit", also called pu&k.
The needles I'm using in this video are Knitter's Pride Ginger. The yarn is Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky.
My regular speed pick up and knit video can be seen here:
• Knitting Help - Pick U...
You can see my other slow-motion videos here:
• Slow-Motion Techniques - Навчання та стиль
You have no idea what a valuable resource you are for me. I would never have continued on my knitting journey without your help. So many thanks!
The fact that you have perceived and filled the need for slow motion videos of different knitting techniques is just... next-level!! You are so smart and *such* a fabulous teacher. Bravo!
I wish there were a 💖 button instead of "like" I would give you many 💖's! Thank you so very VERY much!!!
You are without a doubt, the Best Knitting Instructor!! Thank you!
Janet Verisotosky
I'm a big fan of your slow motion videos. All your videos are awesome. When I need a refresher on something I've not done for a while you're my go to. Thank you for your dedication to the knitting community.
I am SO a visual/ kinesthetic "see and do" kind of gal. Thank you so much. Even with slo mo. I need to play it over a couple of times. You are an excellent instructor.
Omgoodness you are simply the best! Your explanations are so easy to follow. Thank you for all you do for the knit community💛💚💜🌸
Completely agree, you are the very best knitting instructor ever! So helpful and clear, perfectly explained and demonstrated - I love all your Slow Motion videos and all your regular speed videos - whenever I need assistance I only look at yours now for everything! Thank you SO MUCH!! Ann from UK!
I can always count on you to help me through a new technique. Thank you!
Love these slow-motion videos. Thank you.
Excellent. The slo-mo makes it easy to see. Thank you!
Thank you for your generous teaching. I rely on your videos so much.
I am fairly new to knitting (crocheted most of my life), so having these slow motion videos to help is so appreciated! I used to watch you all the time several years back but then stopped knitting and crocheting for several reasons. Now that I'm picking it up again, these are so helpful! Slow motion on picking up gusset stitches for sock knitting would be appreciated so much! Thanks!
Clear and easy to follow as always. Thankyou Staci.
thank you for this ....I am definitely a visual learner! For me personally, I find it faster and less stress on hands to pick up with crochet hook and the place on knitting needle... I cannot knit without a crochet nearby.. great tool!
I love this slow motion visual....SO helpful. Thank you!!
love these slow motion videos. Thanks
Very helpful. Thanks for all your instructional videos and tips.
Really glad I found your channel before I had to constantly pause and rewind to keep up. Thanks 👏🏾👍🏾
Love all your videos. The slow motion ones are very useful!!!
You are amazing, every time I need to learn a new skill or need refreshed your my first and last stop. You rock lady❤️
Dear Very Pink :O). You are the absolute best at demonstrating new stitches to a knitter as well as more complicated methods. I feel confident going forward in my projects after watching your videos! Thanks for your clear instructions and your patience!
Holly R.
Very useful information Staci, thanks a million!
Thank you so much - I’m a really visual learner, and this is so helpful!
I so get it watching you! And that nail polish is popping.
Thank you!! I am knitting my first sweater and need to pick up 24 stitches in the front neck...this helps 👍🏻😊
The only tutorial giver that i trust. Thank you!
I like the slow motion thank you
Simple and clear, thank you!
Thank you.
Hi Stacy - I can't thank you enough for your videos. I'm a pandemic knitter, so my teachers are all remote. After my first scarves, I've made two sweaters, thanks to you and all your help.
Me too, another plandemic knitter, after a 50 year hiatus. Stacy's videos have been a life saver. I can rewatch and rewatch adnauseum and no one is complaining. SLO MO is PERFECT for me.
I want a short cut to washing and blocking. I am going to use a steam iron very carefully.
I like slow mo
I love your slow mo vids!!
Much needed, thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you
this helped tremendously!
Super helpful! Thanks!
wonderful !! Thanks a lot.
This is great Thank you😊
Thankyou so much!
Would love to see a slomo video on picking up kfb edge stitches when accidentally dropped (if that makes any sense!)! Sometimes they have a y/o just before the kfb stitch! Very confusing to fix! Thank you! Have learned so very much from your videos and patterns!
This saved me. Seriously.
sO WELL EXPLAINED.
Hi stacy....thank you very helpful...... I love you channel.....could you please do a vidio slow motion changing color...a cast on main color then change color....my Edges are messy.....i know your trying to reach a large audience.....thank you
Excellent Stacy, as always.
I have a question:
What's the reason of knitting, say, 3 stitches, and then skipping 1? Is it so the knitted piece doesn't look bunched up?
You’re absolutely amazing! Please make ‘Anker’s Jacket’ from Pettite Kint that is all over Instagram 🤗
This would be useful if I wanted to try entralac.
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Please do a tutorial of picking up stitches after steeking the armholes thanks for this tutorial
I cant get my stitches to be uniform. They always have space between the rows and im not sure how to fix it. Would there be a video or help in some way that could help?
I have always picked up stitches this way but I made a reversible sweater and didn't want a line of Vs where I picked up stitches all the way around the sweater. So I picked up through only 1 leg of the V figuring it would be fine and what's the point of picking up through 2, will that affect the integrity of the sweater?! It's already done and edges woven so at this point I am plum out of luck regardless.
Can you use this technique if you want to make your garment longer? In other words, pick up cast off stitches and continue knitting until desired length. My shawl is shorter than I prefer, I’d like to buy another ball of yarn in the same color, pick up and continue from there. Please help :) your a gifted instructor.
Can you make a video on how to pick up stitches along the side of a piece of garter stitch worked in two different colors? Thr pattern is a four row repeat of colo changing and I can't seem to visualize the V along the edge.
Thanks, Statcy
When picking up stitches, because we're pulling the stiches through to one side of the piece, is looks like the "new" work will be at 90 degrees to the "old" work. Is this the correct way to look at it?
When would you use this technique? Love your videos.
Whenever a pattern instructs it...it is used to add borders, add buttonbands to sweaters, in etrelac knitting...just to name a few.
Q: if I want to pick up stitches with a crochet hook instead, or do a single crochet instead of an I cord around the collar or cuff, will I get a similar result?
What of it's a work already on needles, specifically circular?
I have a pattern that says cast on 3 stitches. K 7 rows and turn 90 degrees clockwise and pick up 3 st. Then turn 90 degrees clockwise again and pick up 3 stitches having a total of 9 stitches. I can’t seem to master this. Do you have a video or can you make a video so i can see how it’s done when i do it it isn’t a smooth turn for me. Thank you. Your videos are so easy to follow.
From what you've described, I think you are working on a "garter tab". This video should help you: ua-cam.com/video/7-Y8LSfAHW4/v-deo.html
How does the new thread not fall off?
what does it means when a pattern says: pick up one stitch in each of first 2 rows after side seam; slip both stitches onto empty needle and K2 tog tbl
Those instructions are very specific to your pattern...please contact the pattern designer directly with your question. Ravelry message is usually a good way to reach designers.
Why did you start in the middle
Thank you