I thought I was doing it wrong until I realized seed stitch requires 4-5 rows before you can really see it lol.Such a beautiful stitch, thank you so much for posting

Underated. You're the one that taught me how to knit when I first started, thank you so much!

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

Awww so happy to hear that! 🤗

Love your voice, it's happy and jovial, fresh and encouraging. Thanks I appreciate your channel. I've learnt alot, only been knitting a year and thoroughly enjoy it 🙂

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

Aww thank you so much! What incredibly kind words! 🤗

More Sheep and Stitch?!?! YAY!!!!

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

I’m surprised I managed to get another video up so fast too! 😆

Thanks for these videos. My mum taught me to knit when i was a kid. Only scarfs really, but she always had to cast on for me and cast off. Through your videos, i finally learnt how to do this myself and started my first scarf in 30 years. :) Ill be doing more i think going forward though. You're an awesome teacher

I LOVE your videos!! You have a wonderful teaching style, simple and entertaining. So sensible! I will never cast on without hearing your funny "Hello!" when the thumb prepares to duck under the thread. And now you've saved my sanity on my first big project, a seed stitch blanket where the pattern had incorrect directions!!! Thank you, thank you!!

I'm a 12 years old and im learning a knit if I'm getting bored And I learned alot from, sheep and stitch this is the best KZreadr knit ever and also best explanation 👍🥰❤️

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That means a lot!

@moniquehorton1111

3 жыл бұрын

So sweet!

@patricasmith1535

2 жыл бұрын

I've knitted several years, not perfect by any means mostly just knit with some purls. With your tutorials I'm eager to try new stitches and patterns. I love listening to you..so cheerful and clear directions. Thank you So much your your tutorials👍❗

You are a great teacher. You get right into the knitty gritty plus a great sense of humor. Thank you ever so much🤗

I just started knitting about three weeks ago, therefore I am super new to this but I love it so far! I came across your videos on youtube and I must say your tutorials are super helpful thank you !! 🥳

Perfect. Loved that you include in-the-round also! Thank you.

I was just looking for a seed stitch tutorial, so great timing! Thanks for uploading, and have a good day! ^_^

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect timing! Thanks for watching! 😄

Honestly I'm so thankful that you made this channel!!! During quarantine I have finally understood how to knit!! Thank you!

@akhiljog1063

2 жыл бұрын

That makes two of us. 😌

I finally found someone who knits like me. Thank you, so happy I found you.

Your videos are so awesome, I really appreciate your speed and simplicity of teaching! I have recommended you to so many!😊 Thank you so much 🎉

i just started learning how to knit and your videos have been SOOO helpful. thank you so much.

I always learn something from your videos - thank you for clear instruction!

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome! Thank you for your kind words! 🤗

Thank you so much.. I looked at so many video but no one would explain it slowly and good like you. God Bless you :)

I learned knitting just from you, I recommend your channel to everyone!

More video tutorials and tips please! Enjoy yours so much! 😁🧶

Love your tutoring! You are a great teacher

Your videos are the best! Please keep making them!

Thank u so much ma'am u teach so well,may god bless u to teach not only knitting but many more things, may god bless u

Your videos are always easy to understand and have taught me from scratch. Thank you so much

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so happy they’ve helped you! 🤗

so i was trying to learn the 1x1 rib stitch and I ACCIDENTALLY DID A SEED STITCH LMAOOOOOOO amazing tuts btw! thank you!

@sheepandstitch

Жыл бұрын

Rib and seed stitch are very similar 😆

Definitely under viewed and under commented. Wish I had known this channel years ago. But hey never to late to start again and I am going back to basics to regain confidence. Much appreciated 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

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Found this so helpful, especially the hack, thank you 😊

Your hack is how I learned to do a seed stitch from my sister who learned from our aunt who learned to knit in the UK after WWII

I am your biggest fan and I learn so much from your chanel

Very nice stitch, thank you

I love this channel so much, in taught how to knit aswell

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

So happy you enjoy watching! 😊

Amazing video as always

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊

I’ve done this by accident when trying to do a rib stitch 🤣🤣

As someone that's been knitting in stockinette stitch for years, this is going to require A LOT of thinking 🤣🤣 I can't believe this is so simple though!

I knit a scarf using the seed stitch. i love the texture

Great video thank you

Hi! I'm knitting my very first, gigantic seed stitch blanket, using a double seed stitch pattern. It looks great but there are a few rows where it looks like I must've goofed. There are a few rows that look like they were done in a stockinette stitch. Wah-wahhhh.

😂😂😂😂😂😂 wow. I was doing this Stitch accidentally trying to learn rib stitch. If I would have kept going I would have seen this stitch

I love your videos and they have helped me tremendously just starting out. Thank you so much! Do you have anything about continental knitting and/or why you prefer English style? Just curious!

Great I am going to try that

Nice & thanx for sharing

Thank you for sharing

I love your vids

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! 😊

Thanks 👍

Do you have a recommendation for circular bamboo needles?

This youtube chanel is the best!!! I have learned alot from sheep and stitch even if I am only 9 years old. Also sheep and stitch explains better than the other knitting chanel I've watched. ^w^

Can you help me please? I'm learning to knit. How should I handle the row where I want to bind off? Should I knit every stitch? Should I maintain the pattern of K1 P1? What is the best approach? Thank you for your recommendation. BTW: Great video. Super clear and easy to follow :😀

Hello! I’ve watched your channel for a very long time and I love every single one of your videos each video is very detailed and informative. Just asking but would you be willing to make a tutorial on how to make socks. Just cause all the videos I’ve seen on KZread for how to knit socks are not detailed or informative. So I would love it if you would be able to make a tutorial on it.

Could you please explain how to make regular increase (e.g. every 8 stitches) in an in the round jumper if I want it to be seed stitch? Is it even possible? Or does it have to be a raglan increase?

Great and eSy instructions. Enjoy tour tutorials

You're a great teacher! Thank you! Seed stitching is easier than I thought it would be. Although, I'm struggling to follow the way you're holding your yarn/needles and processing the stitches. I've been knitting for 40 years and am just now seen this method. I hold the working yard with my left hand so it doesn't involve all the movement and multiple wrapping. You just stick the needle in, scoop up the working yarn & pull it off in one movement. I believe it's called Continental style. Is there a name given to your technique? Thanks!

Hi, can you do this stich with an even number in your cast on?

Hi, I would like to see a tutorial on how to knit a blanket… would that be possible to make a tutorial on that particular subject? TIA! 💕

actually when i do seed stitch i lost in whitch stitch i was so please tell the tip to identify the purl stitch and knit stitch in seed stitch waiting for your answer

Is it the same on round if it is seamless?

Is there a video where you teach how to wrap the yarn around your fingers to secure it as you switch from knitting to purling? I am having the hardest time figuring this out, I end up letting go of the left hand needle in order to pull the yarn from back to front and vice versa 😂 It's so not efficient haha I am really struggling with stitches that require switching from purl to knit in the same row.

I just watched your videos and it sooo easy to learn from your step by step process 😊 but I have one question, HOW do you your hands not cramp up 🤯??? I’m only 15 and my hands are crying with cramps 😂 btw I love your knitting pattern it’s so pretty 🤩

I do this but I never knew what it was called!

davina in your website there are many patterns in that you told that there s a video pattern but i searched in the youtube sheep and stich every day raglen pattern but its not coming can you do the projets on youtube .

What size is your needle ?

How come my normal knitting is different to yours? Am so confused is it because different wool? Maybe

BRILLIANT thanks for showing how to make this lovely hat and how to use knitted in the round .Thank you stay safe x BLESS Marie.

@sheepandstitch

2 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome! 🤗

Thank you for this video! I came across a gorgeous pattern that stated “elongated seed stitch”- can you or anyone else please explain? Is it the same?

@mynameislg8549

2 жыл бұрын

I think I’ve seen that before (I’m English so what you call seed stitch, I call moss stitch, but I think it’s the same!) It may well be that instead of knitting over the purls and purling over the knits (i.e. alternating every row), you instead work 2 or more rows of knitting over the knits and purling over the purls (as you would for ribbing) before switching to seed stitch again, that is, knitting over the purls and purling over the knits, except you then work the same row (knitting over knits, etc…) on the next row again! Does any of that make sense? So you get an almost ribbed effect for two rows but because you keep staggering it, it looks like a longer seed stitch… I hope that this helps a little bit!

I'm a new knitter who's very comfortable with casting on, knitting, and purling...my problem Is holding the yarn, needles and controlling tension...I'm a crocheter who's actually more comfortable with English style over continental...I'm going to give your style a try. It's the closest to my way I've seen

Hi! What yarn and needle size did you use for this video? It’s super cute and I’d like to find something similar too it.

@sheepandstitch

Жыл бұрын

This is Lion Brand Hometown USA. The color has been discontinued sadly, but they still have a lot of other pretty colors. Needles are 10mm bamboo

I love these needles, what's the size?? I want to knit my first throw thanks to all your amazingly helpful videos!

@sheepandstitch

Жыл бұрын

These are 10mm needles and Lion Brand Hometown USA yarn

Hi. Sorry I’m going to sound stupid here, but I followed your instructions, good videos and very easy to follow, and my resulting seed pattern doesn’t look half as good as yours, or any that I’ve seen online. Also another problem I have is that i don’t find enough flexibility in my yarn which causes me to perpetually work on the tips of my needles which puts me at a greater risk of dropping a stitch, as a consequence my progress is really slow. Is there any reason for this - is this down to the needles/yarn I am using or just technique? Any suggestions would be gratefully received. Thank you.

So if I have 96 stitches cast on and knitted, I can't use seed stitch for a few rows??

This is incredible, thank you! If I make a scarf using this stitch, does it need to be blocked like a ribbed stitch scarf would? Thank you these videos are always helpful!

@sheepandstitch

2 жыл бұрын

Seed stitch lays flat so there’s no need to block it. The only reason to block is to make the scarf wider or longer

@lysseva

2 жыл бұрын

@@sheepandstitch Thank you so much thats very helpful to know!!! I appreciate you taking the time to reply back!

Thanks for sharing❣As a beginner, I enjoy watching your videos and learnt alot from your videos too🥰 Any special way needed to cast off for seed stitch or the usual way shown in your other video works fine too? Pls advice. Thank you🙏

@sheepandstitch

Ай бұрын

Hi! You can bind off in pattern. I have a video on that here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hYiemJqKh7uWlNI.htmlsi=3G0zuzHMY-oRmeya

@TGP75

Ай бұрын

Thank you for your reply🙏😊🫰

Thanks for posting can u plz do ribbing stitch and more stich videos ❤🙂

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

Rib stitch video is right here! Enjoy!kzread.info/dash/bejne/lnd-zJWph5XUgrw.html

Now I want to go and knit something but I’m not entirely sure what I want to make. Any simple sujestions? I’ve made a few hats and scarfs already

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

You can consider a cowl?

@moniquehorton1111

3 жыл бұрын

Be brave! A raglan sweater. 😊

hey can you please do a tutorial on how to knit a baby cacoon thx love your videos

@itsaleenah

3 жыл бұрын

I love your videos and please can you do a baby cacoon it's been my dream to knit it I can't because I don't know how to I have searched some up they have been difficult I love it if you could do it please thank you so much I also subscribed liked and turned the bell on please it would mean the world to me

Hello, I knitted in the round and the seed stitch turns diagonal as I keep going. Is there any way to avoid that?

@sheepandstitch

2 жыл бұрын

That’s unusual 🤔 Are you making increases as you go? I’ve never know sees stitch to have a bias when knit flat or in the round

can you plz sow us how you get out once youve curled 1

@sheepandstitch

2 жыл бұрын

Do you mean how to finish the knitting so that it’s off the needles? If so this is how you do it. It’s called “casting off”: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iIerzKuOmbTAnLA.html

Hi. I bought one of your patterns on etsy and I need help to explain to me. Very urgently please!!!

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

Hi can you message me on Etsy about it?

Can I make this into a dishcloth?

@sheepandstitch

Жыл бұрын

Yeah! That would be nice

when I am knitting my knit stitches look like purls? and when I reverse them they still look the same...can you explain this to me?

@jessicamccomb2391

3 жыл бұрын

She talked about that at the end of her purl stitch video! I can’t really explain it well bc I am a beginner knitter, but that’s where you can find her explanation about it!

@moniquehorton1111

3 жыл бұрын

Knit the knits and purl the purls. Knits have “v” knit that side ONLY. Purls have bumps. Purl that side only. I always tell myself that THE YARN IS ALWAYS ON THE BUMP SIDE.

I'm doing everything she is doing but mine looks a mess what am I doing wrong?

Please teach me brioche stitch

2:43 J a time stamp to note where i left off :)

Every time I try this it ends up as a rib! Help?

@sheepandstitch

2 жыл бұрын

If it ends up as rib then you’re knitting the knits and purling then purls. What you want to do is the opposite: knit the purls and purl the knits

Sonice

When I was watching this I just realised that I was doing seed stitch instead of ribbing- lol

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

Haha that happens a lot!

@yixinlee6537

3 жыл бұрын

@@sheepandstitch and I'm still confused on how to do ribbing ;-;

hi there! i’m the 4th comment!

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

You sure are! 😁

I keep getting holes in my knitting while doing this and I don't know how to fix it T_T

@sheepandstitch

3 жыл бұрын

Holes in your knitting sounds like you’re accidentally dropping stitches! I made a video on that here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y6OEmKeyc7efY8o.html

Hi. Hello. Howdy. Awesome. Thank you...More...

Rough and crunchy!!!! 😅😂🤣

Why do I keep ending up with extra stitches 🥲

2 second Booooom

Please put sweater video

bro when I tried I the stich just doubles

It's still a one row repeat even with an even number of stitches. You're still knitting the purls and purling the knits.

this is good and but how is this easy? I've always knit the seed stitch like this and then the double seed stitch too. THEre is NOOOO easy way to knit, JUST KNIT and learn and keep on going, If knitting grabs you, you'll be hoooked for life and learn to love all the ups and downs and challenges it brings and you'll find so many rewards. just enjoy the process and forget about knitting easier or faster or speed knitting that will drive you right into Repetive stain injury, also Winding too many skeins at the same time will HURT your hands. this is a good video. nicely explained. thank you.

@karlabunns

2 жыл бұрын

Easy as in you don't need to use a pattern. I thought that was implied.

I thought that was called moss stitch

@sheepandstitch

2 жыл бұрын

This is moss stitch: kzread.info/dash/bejne/gJyLypmKgLS5cpM.html Moss stitch is sometimes called “double seed stitch” so maybe thats why you have them confused. They look quite similar

asteriSk

its a little confusing

@zeenahkhaled9960

2 жыл бұрын

knit the first stitch and then purl the second stitch but make sure you knit the last one (if you start with an odd number of stitches you will make it easier on you because it will end with a knit)

there are many stiches you know all of them, why are you not sharing it with us

So hard to follow due to idiotic needles handling

I think this is way too fast