you probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times then you can watch all the latest series on Instaflixxer. I've been binge watching with my girlfriend for the last few months =)
I have never heard of this before. This is so cool. I would love to knit but knew I would get too frustrated. This is so much like crocheting I think I will like it. Thanks!! Great job!
This is brilliant! I can actually crochet and knit but I can sure see how this would be helpful for people who want to knit but don't know how! I think I need one of of the knook hooks just to try it out!!!
excellent tutorial. I love crocheting and have tried knitting but never felt at ease while knitting. now I can get the best of both in a simple way. knocking looks easy. waiting to try it
I was debating between this and the boye kit for knitting and I got the boye one. But it's so slow and fristrating leaning to knit by myself. I might go get this tool tomorrow :)
I gave up on my knook because other tutorials say for either the knit or the perl you have to enter the stitch from left to right and I just got too frustrated. I am curious how or why the method you show here is different. You are not going into the stitch from left to right at all. Your method I think I could do.
hi, can i knook Entrelac (interweave, with base triangles on 4 sides and diamond shapes in the middle) pattern? i've been researching for knooking Entrelac (scarf or blanket or socks...) but only managed to find knit and crochet Entrelac, but not knook Entrelac. Appreciate if you have the link or video to share with us, thank you.
I looked too and watched a bunch of videos on how to knit it and I really don't think it can translate to knooking. In order to do that stitch you really need to needles. You could use two hooks but it would still be using them as needles and that isn't knooking. I think the best way to do it without knitting, is to do it with Tunisian crochet. ua-cam.com/video/j8D_V71LseM/v-deo.html
Hello there. Could you please show a tutorial on how to add beads in knooking knit stitch? And can we follow any (real) knitting patterns and do them with the knooking technique? Please help me. . Have a nice day
Tunisian doesn’t ever turn. You work loops onto the hook like here, but you return through those same stitches. Here, you pull a cable through and turn the work.
Nice video, but if you watch the video from the manufacturer, on their knit rows, they're going into the loop from the left, not the right, like your video is showing (particularly on your second knit row). Curious if that makes a difference or not.
@@MrsTrishaSmith It looks to me that by coming in the right instead of the left, you're twisting your stitches. This is something you typically don't want to do, unless the pattern calls for it. I'm saying this as someone who knits rather than crochets. I know this is a really old comment and I'm not sure if you ever found out the answer, but I'll give one anyway in case anyone comes across this video like I just did.
It’s similar, in that your working stays on the hook. In Tunisian, your return row is worked back through those stitches as opposed to pulling a separate cable through and turning the work. You’ve probably discovered this by now but just in case😊
I've knit and crocheted my whole life. Knitting is only hard when you think it is, and there are two basic stitches: knit and purl. All the patterns and textures come from that. If you believe you can, then you can be taught, if you think you can't and need a simpler method, but you graduated from high school? What the heck???
Yes, I graduated high school. My problem with knitting is having my stitches slide off the needles. Also, do to some serious attention/fidgeting issues, I find it very helpful to have something to do with my hands that does not require all of my attention. Yes, I CAN knit. That does not mean I enjoy it. It is far too taxing for me. Crochet is significantly easier for me. However, I really like the look of knitting. With knooking, I can get the look of knitting without the stress. And, should I make a mistake, it is far more forgiving. I love that there are so many ways of doing things so all kinds of people can get creative!
Thank you for tutorial,and getting straight to the point. You didn't talk me to death and I REALLY appreciate that😉😊.
I appreciate this video. Using two knitting needles is hard for me sometimes due to stiff hands. Love this video.
Wow! I love that you demonstrate and don't waste my time by talking and fiddling! This is an excellent tutorial...thank you.
Where do I find the needle.
hazel rush Walmart, Michaels, Hobby Lobby.
Thank you SO much!, I learned the basics in less than an hour wheres the Leisure Arts had me so frustrated and I almost gave up!
Again thank you!
you probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times then you can watch all the latest series on Instaflixxer. I've been binge watching with my girlfriend for the last few months =)
@Soren Landon Definitely, I have been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :D
I have never heard of this before. This is so cool. I would love to knit but knew I would get too frustrated. This is so much like crocheting I think I will like it. Thanks!! Great job!
This is brilliant! I can actually crochet and knit but I can sure see how this would be helpful for people who want to knit but don't know how! I think I need one of of the knook hooks just to try it out!!!
I had never heard of this technique before, but its interesting to learn about it. tank you
Learned something new today. Wow, never heard of this, but looks very interesting. I just may try it one day. Thanks.
New to knock crochet thanks for video happy new year
Very interesting and excellent tutorial! Thanks
I ordered my knook and can't wait to start using it :) Thanks for tut!
Ty, that was very clear. Much clearer than the book that came with my knook
Yes I love that knook all my hats ,scarf & I used 5mm hook & 4mm hook. Knook I used that also in reverse tunisian crochet too .
excellent tutorial. I love crocheting and have tried knitting but never felt at ease while knitting. now I can get the best of both in a simple way. knocking looks easy. waiting to try it
Mia Dholl has a knitting with crochet hooks video on her Channel
How do you make a bigger project such as a sweater or scarf
I am really excited about learning to knook thank you
This so creative! Thank you very much!
Very well explained!
I was debating between this and the boye kit for knitting and I got the boye one. But it's so slow and fristrating leaning to knit by myself. I might go get this tool tomorrow :)
Thank You for this Video it was a Big Help to me again Thank You
This is so neat! Going to try this, would love for my girls to learn this also!
Great video! Thank you !!!
Como fazer carreiras encurtadas no knnoking????????
I gave up on my knook because other tutorials say for either the knit or the perl you have to enter the stitch from left to right and I just got too frustrated. I am curious how or why the method you show here is different. You are not going into the stitch from left to right at all. Your method I think I could do.
I want to knook a 10stitch blanket
yooupi am glad thanks for your teaching great i now know knooking perfectly
+Candy Chicken Thanks for watching!
hi, can i knook Entrelac (interweave, with base triangles on 4 sides and diamond shapes in the middle) pattern? i've been researching for knooking Entrelac (scarf or blanket or socks...) but only managed to find knit and crochet Entrelac, but not knook Entrelac. Appreciate if you have the link or video to share with us, thank you.
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I looked too and watched a bunch of videos on how to knit it and I really don't think it can translate to knooking. In order to do that stitch you really need to needles. You could use two hooks but it would still be using them as needles and that isn't knooking. I think the best way to do it without knitting, is to do it with Tunisian crochet. ua-cam.com/video/j8D_V71LseM/v-deo.html
Hello there. Could you please show a tutorial on how to add beads in knooking knit stitch? And can we follow any (real) knitting patterns and do them with the knooking technique? Please help me. . Have a nice day
How is this different than Tunisian?
Tunisian doesn’t ever turn. You work loops onto the hook like here, but you return through those same stitches. Here, you pull a cable through and turn the work.
I am a crocheter and I have knitted a tiny bit. Not hard...unless you think it is.
oh wow i have never heard of this, cool!!
Who dreamt this up?
Nice video, but if you watch the video from the manufacturer, on their knit rows, they're going into the loop from the left, not the right, like your video is showing (particularly on your second knit row). Curious if that makes a difference or not.
Nano Seven Was there ever a reply to this? I would really like to know the answer..
@@MrsTrishaSmith It looks to me that by coming in the right instead of the left, you're twisting your stitches. This is something you typically don't want to do, unless the pattern calls for it. I'm saying this as someone who knits rather than crochets.
I know this is a really old comment and I'm not sure if you ever found out the answer, but I'll give one anyway in case anyone comes across this video like I just did.
don't get it ughhhh the video keeps buffering
Starts 1:09
holy hell
pipi
ive never seen anyone chain like that. wow
Isn't this tunisian crochet?
It’s similar, in that your working stays on the hook. In Tunisian, your return row is worked back through those stitches as opposed to pulling a separate cable through and turning the work. You’ve probably discovered this by now but just in case😊
I wish I could have finished watching, but the way it was shot gave me a headache.
I'm not sure I understand this... why not just knit? Knooking looks to be a lot more trouble than plain old knitting.
+mssher We like to show all the fun new techniques. :)
I can't get the hang of knitting,never could!. I like this version and excited to try something new.
I've knit and crocheted my whole life. Knitting is only hard when you think it is, and there are two basic stitches: knit and purl. All the patterns and textures come from that.
If you believe you can, then you can be taught, if you think you can't and need a simpler method, but you graduated from high school? What the heck???
Yes, I graduated high school. My problem with knitting is having my stitches slide off the needles. Also, do to some serious attention/fidgeting issues, I find it very helpful to have something to do with my hands that does not require all of my attention. Yes, I CAN knit. That does not mean I enjoy it. It is far too taxing for me. Crochet is significantly easier for me. However, I really like the look of knitting. With knooking, I can get the look of knitting without the stress. And, should I make a mistake, it is far more forgiving. I love that there are so many ways of doing things so all kinds of people can get creative!
I understand very well the instructions but it is far easier to use two needles to knit than this....LOL