a very good explanation of the linen stitch. your points allow me to understand the logic of the stitch, which allows me to understand what i am seeing on the knitted fabric. that lets me spot and correct any mistakes i have made. well-done!
I see that you guys don't really answer questions, but I figure I'll try: when you do a slip edge, does it differ based on which row you're doing? For example, do you slip as if to perl in the perling row, or vice versa, or do you just use one slip stitch for the edge the entire time?
Your idea for edges is very good. I would have liked to seen this demo in Continental also. This back and front and back and front for English style knitting is ...ugh! Also would have liked to know what bind off for linen stitch. But as another poster stated, you don’t answer questions.
I was doing fine until I messed it up and when I slip the stitch I'm not sure if I need to actually turn that specific loop around so that the longer string part is facing me?. I keep making this, but when I flip it the other side to view it , it looks like theirs bubbly parts to my work now ?
I especially like that you slip the first stitch. It creates a neat edge. Love the linen stitch!
a very good explanation of the linen stitch. your points allow me to understand the logic of the stitch, which allows me to understand what i am seeing on the knitted fabric. that lets me spot and correct any mistakes i have made. well-done!
Thank you! Your instructions are so clear, I'm about to try it right now. I think it's the perfect stitch for making a jacket :)
Wonderful video, beautifully filled and clear explanation. I've found a linen stitch bookmark to practice this on. Excellent job!
best tutorial! you explain a way to remember the pattern by giving the theory kind of Its perfect Ive already memorized the stitch.
Thank You HowCast! for the video on the linen stitch very easy to understand!
I see that you guys don't really answer questions, but I figure I'll try: when you do a slip edge, does it differ based on which row you're doing? For example, do you slip as if to perl in the perling row, or vice versa, or do you just use one slip stitch for the edge the entire time?
Thank you for your really clear and concise instructional video. I am keen to try this now!
Could not have demonstrated this better Thankyou
Hi, could you tell me how to work this pattern in the round?
Is there a way to increase and decrease with this stitch?
What a great demonstration.
It sure would have helped if you started with row 1 right after you cast on...and slow down please. Thanks!
Your idea for edges is very good. I would have liked to seen this demo in Continental also. This back and front and back and front for English style knitting is ...ugh! Also would have liked to know what bind off for linen stitch. But as another poster stated, you don’t answer questions.
SOMEBODY tell me: odd or even number of stitches for this pattern and what do I do with the last stitch on the purl side?
talented and beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial!
Cast on of even number or odd number of stitches?
Great tutorial!!
is that hard do please let me know thank you for the nice tips to learn to knitting
cast on how many? multiples of ? odd or even?
I was doing fine until I messed it up and when I slip the stitch I'm not sure if I need to actually turn that specific loop around so that the longer string part is facing me?. I keep making this, but when I flip it the other side to view it , it looks like theirs bubbly parts to my work now ?
Omg, I have the same problem! I can't figure it out >.
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wow, thank you!
can you tell me color of the yarn?
Good video, but a little too fast.
Way too fast...
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Your mom is beautiful
I made a tube. I don't know how but I did. WTF.
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