OH my gosh, after all these years I have learned something new! I was taught to do the YO from the purl side, which made my holes pretty big as you indicated. It makes much more sense to do the purl YO from the knit side, as demonstrated here and much easier for me as a lefty. Not a big deal for me that the 'leg' of he YO is facing opposite direction when working back, easy fix. Thanks you for your clear and concise instructions. Will try it this way for part four as I already past this section. (Sorry, knitting this pattern is very addicting; just can't put it down.)
Thank you so much, Marly, for teaching your viewers about knitting through the advancing thread/leading leg, "the leg that is all ready to step off the needle" & "the one saying 'Knit me! I'm all ready to go!". (Just love your phrases!!) This is one of the most important concepts of "combined knitting" and I truly believe that more knitters would benefit from learning how to knit (and to purl) through both types of stitch placements: the "teardrop" (front leg leading) and the "saddle" (back leg leading). For too many years too many beginners were told that the saddle positioning was "wrong" or "backwards" and too many knitters have wasted too much time and patience on repositioning those stitch loops when it wasn't even necessary!! Thanks again, Marly, for helping to spread the word!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✨🌟⭐️🌟✨💕😃💕👍🏻👍🏻
AMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING teaching skills, and I watch hours of knitting and crocheting videos every week, you are the best, I'm a seasoned knitter and still learn new tips from you.....trust me, I Smashed that "like button"!!!
My goodness Marly! You have made this shawl so easy to make. The way you broke down the pattern, row by row and then this video, I mean, I've been able to knit this shawl. The pattern looks intimidated yet, you made it so so very easy. I love it. Thank you so much! Oh, and the yarn over tip, wonderful. Thank you.
So glad I waited and didn't start Section 2 on my own. I loved the tips that Marly gave us. They helped a lot and I will wait for the other 2 sections videos as well. Thanks Marly! You are the best. :)
Working this pattern right now and it's a very easy pattern to follow. I started this 2 days ago and am ready to start on this section today! I am using a thicker yarn and larger needles and it's turning out to be such a great garment so far!
Thank you so much! I just checked on the Facebook link and saw someone else using an iPad instead of a computer had the same problem (sorry to be redundant). This is my first knit along. You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you again💐
Thank you Marly for so much information. I will be passing it on to my "Yarn stitchers" group and tell them about this Knit along. I am learning something each time. Like how to fix a forgotten "yo." Take care.
Hi Marly! For some reason my p1 to [yo, p2tog] in row 37 leads to a very strange stitch in my row 38 that I'm not sure how to deal with. It's almost like 2 stitches are crisscrossed together. It seems like they are 2 stitches, but they are linked, which makes it hard to knit 1 and then do the kfb. I have ripped it out and tried again 3 times already and this stitch keeps showing up. I know something is wrong because the ends don't look symmetrical. I really hope this explanation makes sense, as I am in desperate need of help. If you have any idea what I am doing wrong or how to fix the stitch, I would be very grateful to hear from you! Thank you 😊
Nice tutoríal.❤️. Can you tell me a book to learn to read pattern? And what is the best set of circular needle interchange. Thanks I home you understand my writing. I am from Venezuela. Thanks Marly🌷
Well: Yarn Thing Podcast with Marly Bird: Knitting Needle Review / Great for Beginners ua-cam.com/video/SkHlB5WC0hM/v-deo.html And Knitting for Dummies shows how to read a pattern :)
Great job Marly. I would ask one favor please. When doing the Line for Line Directions (which are great) is it possible to upload them as single pages? It is very small print even on Landscape. Also, the color yellow is hard to read. Thanks so much and keep the needles clicking!
Hi Marly I’m having trouble printing the line by line instructions when I print it it’s too tiny and I can’t read it can you help me please? Many thanks in advance
change to a new ball of yarn at the end of the row. Simple stop using the yarn you have been using and start to knit with the new ball. When the shawl is finished you will weave in the ends and be good to go.
Any advice- just started this shawl- I seem to really have a problem keeping count correctly. I am I. Section 4 with 160 stitches. When I do wrong side and doing yo p2 tog. When I come to marker there is only 1 stitch left ? Guess I’m ripping out again 😱
@@GracefullyUnraveled - thx for your response - I finally got some advice from a fellow knitter to just make that extra stitch a purl as long as the count stayed correct. It finally turned out and it's finished. The lace row is tricky - because of the way she shows it video - but it does come out very nice.
I'm having trouble at row 37. I've counted my stitches a hundred times and I have 80, but when doing the yo p2tog I'm left with one stitch before my marker. What should I do with this stitch? Please please help ☹️
I am the same here! I had ripped it off three times. 37; 38 rows a mess ! 🥶 So, I give it up and start to knit something else with better pattern and more useful video! Also unsubscribe it.
Just before I started watching this video, I had gone on and done the row 37 yo p2tog the way I've always done them but ripped it out when I saw how you do it differently. I tried to do the yo p2 tog the way you show and ended up with 1 too many on one side of the markers so had to rip it out again. If at first you don't succeed . . . it will have to wait until later, though, because my eyes are all out of focus right now.
Could you add a little high light on the video where you forgot to yarn over so we see it as we follow the video. Plus maybe say row 38 past second marker I forgot to YO.
Marly Bird those UA-cam folks should learn to knit, they would surely bring back those annotations! Thanks for the response! I'm doing this shawl a second time and after learning new skills doing the brioche, it's going quickly. In my eyes you're super human knitting woman.....
Love the video! My biggest issue is that I am a Continental knitter and I am having a really hard time with the way you show to do the yo in row 37. Do you have any hints that would help?
I am a continental knitter also. When I work on the project between what I show on camera I do it with the yarn in my left hand :) I simply think of it this way, before I go to p2tog I move my yarn to the back then just do my purl. I know you can do it because I did it :-)
I do hope it helps. It feels akward because you are leaving the yarn in back as you purl2tog but that is what we want. Give it some time. You can do it.
Hi Amanda, I'm a lefty and knit Continental as well. For me, when purling, my thumb does all the work! With the yarn in front and standard wrapped around the pointer/fingers, I hold the yarn down slightly tight with my thumb, so the stitches won't slip while I'm purling through both of the p2tog stitches. As the stitch is passed onto the right, I shift the yarn to the back/away from me to do the YO, then grab it down again with my thumb, to keep it tight while I purl the next two together. (Following me?)
Ok, I have missed something. I only found line by line instructions for section 1 ( pages 1-2). Are the instructions for section 2 located somewhere else?
Poor Ms Bird!! Its OK to make a mishap dear, you are entitled just like the rest of us!!! There will always be those that will point out something wrong even if it was perfect! You do a wonderful job teaching thank you so much for your time and effort! Btw, I call my grandson Joe Bird! Too funny! I would like to know where the line by line instructions are though, they don't exist on your link ! :-(
This is 34 row: K1; kfb, knit to mark, yo, slip marker, k2, slip marker, yo, knit to last 3 sts, kfb, k2. You said 38 row the same like 34 row. But in the video you do not do yo after the second marker. Very confusing.!
OH my gosh, after all these years I have learned something new! I was taught to do the YO from the purl side, which made my holes pretty big as you indicated. It makes much more sense to do the purl YO from the knit side, as demonstrated here and much easier for me as a lefty. Not a big deal for me that the 'leg' of he YO is facing opposite direction when working back, easy fix. Thanks you for your clear and concise instructions. Will try it this way for part four as I already past this section. (Sorry, knitting this pattern is very addicting; just can't put it down.)
#MissionAccomplished
Me to 😊
Thank you so much, Marly, for teaching your viewers about knitting through the advancing thread/leading leg, "the leg that is all ready to step off the needle" & "the one saying 'Knit me! I'm all ready to go!". (Just love your phrases!!) This is one of the most important concepts of "combined knitting" and I truly believe that more knitters would benefit from learning how to knit (and to purl) through both types of stitch placements: the "teardrop" (front leg leading) and the "saddle" (back leg leading). For too many years too many beginners were told that the saddle positioning was "wrong" or "backwards" and too many knitters have wasted too much time and patience on repositioning those stitch loops when it wasn't even necessary!! Thanks again, Marly, for helping to spread the word!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✨🌟⭐️🌟✨💕😃💕👍🏻👍🏻
My pleasure. :-)
AMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING teaching skills, and I watch hours of knitting and crocheting videos every week, you are the best, I'm a seasoned knitter and still learn new tips from you.....trust me, I Smashed that "like button"!!!
OMG...you made my day!!!!!!!
You are so helpful and amazing at teaching how to knit or crochet and stop apologizing... ppl should just be grateful for how wonderful u are
My goodness Marly! You have made this shawl so easy to make. The way you broke down the pattern, row by row and then this video, I mean, I've been able to knit this shawl. The pattern looks intimidated yet, you made it so so very easy. I love it. Thank you so much! Oh, and the yarn over tip, wonderful. Thank you.
So glad I waited and didn't start Section 2 on my own. I loved the tips that Marly gave us. They helped a lot and I will wait for the other 2 sections videos as well. Thanks Marly! You are the best. :)
Brilliant tutorial, really thrilled to be knitting this shawl with you, so far so good!! My first project.....
FANTASTIC!
Love your kind and generous instructions. Such a natural teacher!
Such a great and patient teacher. Thank you, Marly, for all you do.
Working this pattern right now and it's a very easy pattern to follow. I started this 2 days ago and am ready to start on this section today! I am using a thicker yarn and larger needles and it's turning out to be such a great garment so far!
You make this so easy! I always wondered about the YO when a purl stitch was next. Thank you for another awesome video.
Thank you so much! I just checked on the Facebook link and saw someone else using an iPad instead of a computer had the same problem (sorry to be redundant). This is my first knit along. You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you again💐
Thank you very much :-)
Thank you Marly for so much information. I will be passing it on to my "Yarn stitchers" group and tell them about this Knit along. I am learning something each time. Like how to fix a forgotten "yo." Take care.
I’ve been knitting for years and did not know this about the purl yo! Thank you!
Hi Marly! For some reason my p1 to [yo, p2tog] in row 37 leads to a very strange stitch in my row 38 that I'm not sure how to deal with. It's almost like 2 stitches are crisscrossed together. It seems like they are 2 stitches, but they are linked, which makes it hard to knit 1 and then do the kfb. I have ripped it out and tried again 3 times already and this stitch keeps showing up. I know something is wrong because the ends don't look symmetrical. I really hope this explanation makes sense, as I am in desperate need of help. If you have any idea what I am doing wrong or how to fix the stitch, I would be very grateful to hear from you! Thank you 😊
i did not get the pattern on red heart. is it any way you tell me where i could get it
Nice tutoríal.❤️. Can you tell me a book to learn to read pattern? And what is the best set of circular needle interchange. Thanks I home you understand my writing. I am from Venezuela. Thanks Marly🌷
Well: Yarn Thing Podcast with Marly Bird: Knitting Needle Review / Great for Beginners ua-cam.com/video/SkHlB5WC0hM/v-deo.html
And Knitting for Dummies shows how to read a pattern :)
Great job Marly. I would ask one favor please. When doing the Line for Line Directions (which are great) is it possible to upload them as single pages? It is very small print even on Landscape. Also, the color yellow is hard to read. Thanks so much and keep the needles clicking!
Hi Marly I’m having trouble printing the line by line instructions when I print it it’s too tiny and I can’t read it can you help me please? Many thanks in advance
I am not finding the line by line instructions either here in the "video description box" or your blog :/ sorry to be so dense...xo
Very inspiring, thanks so much🌹
what happen to the part after the first video, where it looks like you got 3 rows of purl stitches?
Hi Marly, I'm about to run out of yarn on the first skein. How do recommend joining the new skein?
change to a new ball of yarn at the end of the row. Simple stop using the yarn you have been using and start to knit with the new ball. When the shawl is finished you will weave in the ends and be good to go.
Any advice- just started this shawl- I seem to really have a problem keeping count correctly. I am I. Section 4 with 160 stitches. When I do wrong side and doing yo p2 tog. When I come to marker there is only 1 stitch left ? Guess I’m ripping out again 😱
@@GracefullyUnraveled - thx for your response - I finally got some advice from a fellow knitter to just make that extra stitch a purl as long as the count stayed correct. It finally turned out and it's finished. The lace row is tricky - because of the way she shows it video - but it does come out very nice.
I'm having trouble at row 37. I've counted my stitches a hundred times and I have 80, but when doing the yo p2tog I'm left with one stitch before my marker. What should I do with this stitch? Please please help ☹️
I'm having the same problem with line 41..... Did u find out how to fix the problem you were having?
I am the same here! I had ripped it off three times. 37; 38 rows a mess ! 🥶 So, I give it up and start to knit something else with better pattern and more useful video!
Also unsubscribe it.
I am not sure how to get a copy of this pattern, can you please let me know what to do?
great video, I knew about the yo think help me cause lefty.
Great tip
Just before I started watching this video, I had gone on and done the row 37 yo p2tog the way I've always done them but ripped it out when I saw how you do it differently. I tried to do the yo p2 tog the way you show and ended up with 1 too many on one side of the markers so had to rip it out again. If at first you don't succeed . . . it will have to wait until later, though, because my eyes are all out of focus right now.
I love your persistence!
Could you add a little high light on the video where you forgot to yarn over so we see it as we follow the video. Plus maybe say row 38 past second marker I forgot to YO.
+Luann Wright I wish I could, but UA-cam took annotations away. It's best to always compare the pattern with the video :)
I'm only human. Lol.
Marly Bird those UA-cam folks should learn to knit, they would surely bring back those annotations! Thanks for the response! I'm doing this shawl a second time and after learning new skills doing the brioche, it's going quickly. In my eyes you're super human knitting woman.....
Love the video! My biggest issue is that I am a Continental knitter and I am having a really hard time with the way you show to do the yo in row 37. Do you have any hints that would help?
I am a continental knitter also. When I work on the project between what I show on camera I do it with the yarn in my left hand :) I simply think of it this way, before I go to p2tog I move my yarn to the back then just do my purl. I know you can do it because I did it :-)
Thank you so much Marly!!
I do hope it helps. It feels akward because you are leaving the yarn in back as you purl2tog but that is what we want. Give it some time. You can do it.
Ahhh! It took a bit but I got it! Thank you again, for me being a newer knitter you are extremely helpful and I really appreciate all your help!
Hi Amanda, I'm a lefty and knit Continental as well. For me, when purling, my thumb does all the work! With the yarn in front and standard wrapped around the pointer/fingers, I hold the yarn down slightly tight with my thumb, so the stitches won't slip while I'm purling through both of the p2tog stitches. As the stitch is passed onto the right, I shift the yarn to the back/away from me to do the YO, then grab it down again with my thumb, to keep it tight while I purl the next two together. (Following me?)
Ok, I have missed something. I only found line by line instructions for section 1 ( pages 1-2). Are the instructions for section 2 located somewhere else?
www.marlybird.com/tag/textured-triangle-shawl/
You can always find the link to the information I mention in my videos in the video description box.
Poor Ms Bird!! Its OK to make a mishap dear, you are entitled just like the rest of us!!! There will always be those that will point out something wrong even if it was perfect! You do a wonderful job teaching thank you so much for your time and effort! Btw, I call my grandson Joe Bird! Too funny! I would like to know where the line by line instructions are though, they don't exist on your link ! :-(
Where is part 3 & 4 ?
all the parts are here on the channel. You can also find a playlist of all the videos for this particular KaL.
@@MarlyBird sorry Marly i can not find them all i'v found 1 and 2, could you please drag or stick part 3 and for in your comment here ?
Even though you told us I missed the YO too!
This is 34 row:
K1; kfb, knit to mark, yo, slip marker, k2, slip marker, yo, knit to last 3 sts, kfb, k2.
You said 38 row the same like 34 row.
But in the video you do not do yo after the second marker.
Very confusing.!
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