Knit in the Front and Back (KFB or K Front & back) - Left Handed - Continental

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  • Опубліковано 23 гру 2024

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  • @motherendurance
    @motherendurance 6 років тому +4

    I love your videos, it's such a relief to watch someone knit like I do - no need to flip things around in my head!

  • @elizabethhinman7635
    @elizabethhinman7635 4 роки тому +1

    I like how this video is very clean and straight forward and not confusing. A lot of other knitting videos can be confusing.

  • @katerawlinson3188
    @katerawlinson3188 Рік тому

    Hey Bill 👋 i just want to thank you for your wonderful videos. You explain everything in such an easy to understand way. I am loving my knitting now in no small part to your tutorials. Thanks so much!

  • @evekehoe7784
    @evekehoe7784 4 роки тому

    Your videos are a real lifesaver for left handed knitters!Thankyou

  • @karenplager2214
    @karenplager2214 4 місяці тому

    thank you Bill. you are so incredibly helpful and clear!

  • @voltarad
    @voltarad 11 років тому +3

    "this is yarn crafts for lefties!" ... music to my ears! :)

  • @henriettakittycat3950
    @henriettakittycat3950 5 років тому +1

    Omg thank you. I always have such a hard time knitting in front but you made it just click and now my increases don't look like knots xD thank you!

  • @Nubianskin901
    @Nubianskin901 7 років тому

    grateful for your videos. A left hand girls blessing.

  • @marshmallowbutter
    @marshmallowbutter 11 років тому +1

    Thanks Bill! Great instructional video for us lefty knitters. Helped me on the headband I'm currently working on :)

  • @skylaroconnor2903
    @skylaroconnor2903 2 роки тому

    This video is incredibly helpful

  • @lmrk5705
    @lmrk5705 11 років тому

    Thanks Bill.........great video

  • @jrb6246
    @jrb6246 4 роки тому

    Thank you, Bill! This video was incredibly helpful! I liked this video and subscribed to your channel. :)

  • @YarnCrafts4lefties
    @YarnCrafts4lefties  11 років тому

    Glad you liked it!

  • @chaytonikramer2941
    @chaytonikramer2941 7 років тому +1

    Something crazy..i've been knitting into back leg for about 20 years, left handed continental..been tryng to learn the REAL and correct way..but its hard for me cause i have bad arthritis in hands and fingers, with several trigger fingers..lotsa luck to me right? Thats why i took up ARM KNITTING..love your tutorials too..

  • @YarnCrafts4lefties
    @YarnCrafts4lefties  11 років тому

    So glad you found it helpful marshmellowbutter :-)

  • @ralphdyar5721
    @ralphdyar5721 7 років тому

    thank you

  • @suekruger3318
    @suekruger3318 6 років тому

    Thanks for the tutorial. A Question:
    Is there any slant to the stitches when you do kfb? In a pattern that says to do a Kfb, does the righty get a different slant then a lefty?
    My pattern also says to do M1L & M1R would I be correct to reverse these to get the correct slant?
    Can you please address the problems of slanted stitches in patterns as they are usually for righties and I usually reverse them and not sure if I am doing this correctly?

  • @nullusanxietas2379
    @nullusanxietas2379 4 роки тому

    Hey Bill, when I use this method to make a 1-5 increase, I end up with big holes in my work. What could I be doing wrong?

    • @YarnCrafts4lefties
      @YarnCrafts4lefties  4 роки тому +1

      Hi Nullus. Great question. The more stitches being added in a single stitch, to make a bobble for example, can produce what appears to be a hole. This becomes quite pronounced if more than just the tip of the working needle is being inserted into the stitch being worked. Use just the tip to catch the yarn. Once the yarn is through then move your new stitch to the body of the needle. Repeat as needed and you will find the"hole" s less pronounced. Hope this helps.

    • @nullusanxietas2379
      @nullusanxietas2379 4 роки тому

      @@YarnCrafts4lefties Will do. Thanks for the help Bill. 😊

  • @got2dream1
    @got2dream1 2 роки тому

    Can’t you just come to my house and teach me?