How to Knit a STAR SHAPE | Summer Knit Series
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2014
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The STAR SHAPE is great for knitting ornaments, embellish clothes, accessories, decorate greeting cards, journals, or as table decorations for patriotic holidays like the upcoming 4th of July!
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Excellent pattern... excellent directions... really love it!
***THANK YOU***
Thanks so much, +Catrine Sutter Really appreciate it!!
Trying to follow the pattern seems to be very difficult as it skips some rows or goes off while trying to follow..... Is thete possibly a pattern to download please
Yes, the printable pattern is on my website here www.studioknitsf.com/how-to-knit-a-star-shape-free-knitting-pattern/
This was great. I learned so much. Thanks!
Wonderful!! +Samantha D'Agostino Happy knitting to you!!
It would be really helpful if you showed the join as well - I can’t finish my star because I don’t know how to join!
спасибо.классная звезда.
lovely video, is there a good way to scale this up, or do i just need to get thicker yarn for that?
thanks for this video but how come they went from 11 to 7 when we added an extra one!! on row 27
Aha! Now I know what I was missing. I was following a very similar pattern to knit a star, but got confused when it came to the bottom two legs - another needle!
Very useful video 😊
You are the best knitting teacher
Thanks so much!
I don't understand how one is to finish the second leg of the star after Row 34.
When u cable cast on, how do u do the other side? U weren’t specific. I’m knitting one side so how am I gonna get to the other?
Really difficult to follow but does show you what to do
Interesting. Watching and trying your video for the tassel stitch right now. What is the name of that knitting book you got from your grandmother please?
Love it! But can you show us how to knit the star INTO a scarf or jumper? Thanks!
Interesting ideas, Gail Chan - happy knitting to you!
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I don’t understand the part where the work is turned over but I will persevere!
how do you join the yarn for the last leg? The clip cuts off right before you start joining at 4:14 😓
Im on 12 and i casted on 7 stitches using the cable stitch on one side but im confused on how to do the other side, your turorial seems to skip that psrt and i checked the pattern and it doesnt give any other details 2:14
How did you arrive with 7 stitches left on row 27while we didn't do any decrease from row 23? :(
how about row18-21?its a just simply knitting row or some other pattern knit row? Can you help me out for these rows?thx a lot !
Consult pattern for clarification.
I cannot find the pattern for knitting the star ornament. Can someone help with this?
me two wish all of the pattern was with the video i cant complete bottem half of the star
Where do you learn these things?
zoe kesslar pp
Can’t find the pattern
I can't downlad the pattern :(
Where is pattern
So M1 is just KFB...
Your written pattern is not available
Hi... What is mean K1M1? 😊 I still dont understand.
Knit in the front and back of the same stitch. You knit in the front leg and then you turn and knit in the back leg of the same stitch to make a second stitch in the same stitch before you slide the stitch off your needle.
@@Tennafa is this different from KFB?
@@aparnaramesh6547 I'm not sure, but kfb is what I described in my comment. K1m1 looks to be the same thing, but m1 usually means something different. Rewatch the tutorial and see if they are using kfb to m1 (make 1) or if they are using a different technique. When I commented, it looked like kfb was what they used to make an extra stitch.
@@Tennafa I agree. That's why asked. From the video I observed the same thing. Thanks for the help!
@@aparnaramesh6547 you're welcome, glad to be able to help.
Translate it into hindi
For anyone who gets stuck, please see the below text pattern. I use the following shorthand - C/O = Cast On, K = Knit, K1M1 = Knit 1, Make 1, CC/O = Cable Cast On (please search for the Woolandthegang tutorial for more Info), K2TOG = Knit 2 Together, S1= Slip 1, PSSO = Pass Slip Stitch Over. I USE A BRACKETED NUMBER AFTER STEPS TO INDICATE STITCHCOUNT!
Rows:
1) C/O 1
2) K1M1 (3)
3) K1M1, K1M1 (4)
4-6) K all (4)
7) K1, K1M1, K2 (5)
8) K1, K1M1, K3 (6)
9 - 11) K all (6)
12) CC/O 7 (13)
13) K all (13)
14) CC/O 7 (20)
15) K18, K2TOG (19)
16) S1, K1, PSSO, K15, K2TOG (17)
17) K all (17)
18 - 25) Alternate between steps 16 & 17 until you reach row 24, ending on step 17 (9)
25) K1, K1M1, K5, K1M1, K1 (11)
26 - 28) K all (11)
29) K1M1, K5 (7)
STOP! Here is where you transfer the last 5 stitches onto a 3rd needle or stitch keeper. You now start to finish the first point. I have divided row 30 by A & B. A applies to this first worked point. B refers to the last point currently kept aside by needle/keeper.
30A) K2TOG, K3, K1M1, K1 (7)
31) K5, K2TOG (6)
32) K all (6)
33) K2TOG, K2, K2TOG (4)
34) K2TOG, K2 (3)
35) K1, K2TOG (2)
36) K2TOG. Cut Yarn and weave in ends.
NOW, HERE'S THE TRICKY PART!
You want to take your empty needle and C/O 1. You will now have 1 loop on 1 needle with working yarn on the ball and 5 stitches on your 3rd needle or keeper. Put last 5 stitches being kept onto new needle ready to work. We'll call this your first needle. Take your single C/O loop off the second needle and place it on the first needle with the 5 stitches now on. You will now have 6 stitches but this needs to increase to 7. Start knitting the loop as a usual K1 and then K1 the second loop in the same way. You now have a successful join! I like to tie a 2nd knot at the back of the joining stitch (to make it REALLY secure!) at the end. You can also weave this in. Now, back to the last point in the pattern. As we just completed the 1st 2 directions of Row 30B, you can carry on from the *. If you want to follow a more direct pattern without above method, start from the beginning of 30B below:
30B) Put all 5 saved stitches onto first needle. C/O 1 onto 2nd (empty) needle and pass onto working needle. K1 on newly added stitch and tie a knot onto the knitted stitch to secure. Now, K1,*K1M1, K3.
From here, follow steps 32 - 36 and you're done!
I sincerely hope that this helps people who have gotten stuck (like me!) xx
This is brilliant, thanks.