When Staci puts her glasses on, you know its about to go down!

I would like to know, who the heck are the 3 people that disliked this??? I love Staci, she is just an awesome teacher.

@chriscode6431

5 жыл бұрын

Crocheters. They're jealous that they can't crochet such awesome squares.

@BeatlesFanSonia

5 жыл бұрын

Now there are six. It could be people that couldn’t get it so they hit the thumbs down. It’s on them and they shouldn’t put the blame on Stacey!

@cynthiaihej9913

5 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree, she’s fab

@fionahenry4592

2 жыл бұрын

I find it really difficult to see what’s going on here..so perhaps that’s why?

@MichiaMakes

10 күн бұрын

Trolls 🤷🏻‍♀️

Appreciate knowledge. My favorite go to tutorial by Very Pink.

Love you Staci. I have learned so much from you. By the way, disregard the haters, stick to the lovers. Thank you very much.

I love how you share pictures of your dogs in your postings! And of course your knitting instructions are always explicitly well demonstrated! Thank you!

I love our sisterhood here! The Knitting Sisterhood (with some brothers included!) is special and unique! Don’t you agree? Xo

"Increase Rounds" sounds like the name of a 17th Century Puritan preacher. His son, Cotton Rounds, oversaw the Salem Swatch Trials.

@chriscode6431

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@JustFluffyQuiltingYarnCrafts

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@christinedenise7844

4 жыл бұрын

Kevin Donohue 😂😂😂

This screams "Arne, make dozens of little scrap-squares and make a blanket out of them!" to me. Thank you for the inspiration! 😄 I really love your channel! Sending greetings all the way from germany!

@gigigirl10

3 жыл бұрын

Great idea!!!

You know that CO befuddled me until you pointed out that everything happens with that one strand. 🤯💡. There is always something that helps, at my age when catching onto a new technique, at least for me. Thank you 👍🏻. I used a Center cast on for a shawl don’t think it was this one. I like it.

This is a very interesting technique. I usually default to crochet for center-out squares, but I definitively want to try this some times or another :)

@crazygamerchickcrazy-g-c7569

5 жыл бұрын

I'm the same lol 😂

Wait, what! A knitted square! Thank you so much as I just found this video wondering how to knit a granny square. I luv this!

You're amazing Staci, thanks for all your help! You're forever teaching me new things & I love it & greatly appreciate it!!! 💛💛💛✨🎉✨😍🤩✌🏻😎🤣

Woo Hoo! NOW I know what to do with those 3 skeins of yarn I bought on sale. A cozy lapghan for the upcoming chilly nights at home. Thank you!

I have lost my patterns for this and as a beginner your video means a lot. I will look to your other videos for hexagonal, octogonal and round shapes with the same technique .I just love making dishcloth that way. For you it is simple but for me it is a big help. Thanks

Thank you! Your video was great help and got my baby blanket started.

Staci, you rick my knitting world. I love watching your videos. Reminds me to relax and enjoy. Easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

@timdarnell1323

4 жыл бұрын

Rock not Rick. Lol

I saw your video on the cast on and was fascinated. Was undecided if I wanted to try it for the toe up socks. But this video gives me some real inspiration!! I'll be sewing squares together very soon I think ;) Thanks so much Staci ... isn't it fun to have something new to share with everyone?? It sure is fun learning something new :D

I'm going to try this with cotton for mug rugs

I feel like the cast on is kind of like the magic circle method, but for knitting 🤔 Very cool, especially since I've always wondered how to go about this but never knew til now.

Thank you!! Just saved a project I’ve had on hold for over a year because I couldn’t get the corners to look good!!

Love this! Makes me think of all the things I can knit for quick gifts 😃

FANTASTIC!!!!! I'm envisioning a massive blanket.....but will probably turn out to be a pillow size square lol I will run out of yarn...oh, maybe online might be a source for more. Excellent tutorial, thank you very much!!! I'd not heard of the pinhole cast on method before... WOW God bless you!

Thanks, this will help me make the mortar (tops) of graduation caps for the NICU.

Looks like fun I have to try it!!! Love my DPN's!

Great video thank you

So interesting and very cool, well definitely try this, would make an awesome baby blanket. Thanks so much Staci, you are always so clear with your instructions.😊👍

this is exactly what i needed for this project i frankensteined out of a bunch of patterns for a bag with a square bottom tysmmmm

FABULOUS!!!!! Thanks soooooooooo much!!!

Staci, you are awesome!

Love this! Thanks for sharing!!! ❤️

Wow very helpful tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you!

Thank you!!! 😊

excellent as always! thank you very much!

Very interesting technique! Thanks for sharing!

That’s great technique, thanks so much!

I would love to have this set enjoy knitting and watching your videos

Thank you! You are awesome.

I have tried this and really like this cast on method.

Thanks for this very helpful video.. Have nice day staci😄

볼땐 어려워 보였는데 천천히 보면서 따라하니까 재미있어요~^^ 감사해요!

Thank you so much

Very cool! I wonder if I can figure out how to accomplish this with all these circular needles I have...I guess I can start out without the cables...🤔🙃

Thank you so much for the tutorial! Never thought it would be so easy! 😍 I tried this with circular needles via magic loop, as I am too clumsy with DPNs.

@chriscode6431

5 жыл бұрын

Did it work out well? I'll have to try this later. I don't dpn very well lol.

@whyrhforma

5 жыл бұрын

@@chriscode6431 Yes, it's working out great! Have a little more patience, though, as you won't see the square shape right away.

Great video. Have a pattern(miter) something similar working Afghan with a single diagonal in each square. Knitting as you go connecting the squares, with DK Yarn. Will make a sample, might change the pattern. Thank you🙋🏽‍♀️

Thank you.

An easier way to start an ATX Linen Tote ! Yay !!

Oh! Es muy difícil, ¡pero lo sigo intentando! ¡Lo conseguiré!

I screamed a new tutorial, hooray!

I've been making Bereavement Blankets for 'The Preemie Project'. I did a Google search for 'inside out' baby blankets, and the only thing I've come up with are colored squares. Can you point us to blankets with DESIGNS instead of colors, since white is the preferred color for these blankets? Staci - you're my go-to person for my knitting questions. Thanks!

3:59 "stitch with the four needles" xD almost didn't catch it. Jokes apart you're a great teacher

If you use a different amount of needles, could you do different shapes? 3 needles to do triangles, 6 to do hexagons etc....

@insanitycubed8832

5 жыл бұрын

I think the frequency of the increases would have to change. The square works so well because a 45° angle is a 1/1 slope. For a triangle it's 60° which is root 3 over 1 which means you need to increase about 17 times per corner for 10 rounds, but i'd just go with 16 times per 10 so you could go increase 2 three times on the corners and increase 1 for 2 rows corners on repeat.

@verypinkknits

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I was about to reply, then I saw your comment, and you explained it far better than I could! Sounds like you like knitting + math...next week (Aug 28) I have a Pi circle tutorial coming out. If you're not familiar with Pi circles in knitting, they are very cool.

Love it. Boop! : )

Very. LeR - Thank you

Can we do this to make a hexagon?

I'm meant to be cleaning world war bedroom but I think I have something I must knit now

@annmariebusu9924

5 жыл бұрын

Clumsy Colours clean your room 😁

@clumsycolours1677

5 жыл бұрын

@@annmariebusu9924 Maybe later😂

@cynthiaihej9913

5 жыл бұрын

Hahaha!! No doubt!! Room can wait...just create! (Not advice meant for children lol)

@clumsycolours1677

5 жыл бұрын

The last Shall be first 😂😂Thankyou much for enabling me😂😂

How do you calculate how many skeins for this patter for 4"squares in a double bed size or queen?????

How do you add the neat, tidy, chain stitch to the edge? Do you have a tutorial for it?

Thanks for the video. I might try that sometime. Once you get it onto circulars, do you just use one circular? Thanks.

@verypinkknits

5 жыл бұрын

Either or. I prefer one circular, starting off on a short (16") then moving on to longer cords as the piece gets bigger.

@annwithaplan9766

5 жыл бұрын

@@verypinkknits - Ah ok, thank you.

This is intriguing ... I was looking for something to use up all my scrap yarns with, like every color imaginable ... just keep stashing out to a huge bed size throw? my only concern is my tendency to create extra stitches or my lesser tendency to drop stitches ... in either case after I find it and repair it, it will make the square look wonky ... I will try to be more vigilant, st st tends to make me go into mindless meditative knitting tempo. This could be fun intermixed with garter but would that warp the shape too much?

@chriscode6431

5 жыл бұрын

Do you knit continental or English? I tend to create extra stitches knitting English style vs continental where I keep the left hand fairly still.

@ooohlaa13

5 жыл бұрын

@@chriscode6431 Hmmm no I Love continental and that's really all I know with sometimes experimenting with purling slightly differently to gain speed, but I don't do that often ... Its probably my eyesight, it has changed a bit recently to needing glasses to see close, and I don't always wear them.

Cool video. So I'm knew to knitting and just making things up as I go. I've made myself a duster cardigan. I'm REALLY struggling with the sleeves though. To fit the arm hole of 8", the sleeve is too bulky and loose. Do you have any suggestions? I want the sleeves to hug my arms. Thanks for all your videos

@cynthiaihej9913

5 жыл бұрын

Leslie Karren Wow, you are ambitious to take on this project as a new knitter! Bravo! While I don’t know how to fix your problem, I’m sure you can find help on you tube or online. Maybe you can try smaller needles. I’m sorry I’m not much help, but I applaud your efforts! Don’t give up! Hugs

@Leslie-karren

5 жыл бұрын

The last Shall be first - Thanks. I've kinda figured it out. I'm starting at the sleeve hole and working down. I'm on the 8th or 9th try though. I've always been this way. Heck I taught myself how to dive in the deepened before I learned how to swim😂🤪😂. Thanks for your response. It's appreciated.

Very nice! Love this and thank you for this video. Question - when to use this particular cast on? Only for this type of project? Thanks

@verypinkknits

5 жыл бұрын

I use this same cast-on in my newest sock pattern, Star Toed Fleegle...you can use this same CO whenever you're starting with very few stitches on DPNs, knitting from the center out.

@debjewett7279

5 жыл бұрын

@@verypinkknits Thank you

Hi, many thanks for this useful tutorial! How should I increase if I need to end up with a rectangle instead of a square?

@verypinkknits

4 жыл бұрын

That's really a different pattern...you would start with a cast-on number, and increase at the four corners of a length of cast-on. I'm sure there are patterns available online if you google it.

@andreadibaja9306

4 жыл бұрын

@@verypinkknits it's not turning easy to find one (maybe because i'm not a native english speaker and not working it properly). If you have any suggeston, I would be very grateful.

@verypinkknits

4 жыл бұрын

@@andreadibaja9306 - google "knitting a rectangle in the round"...there are several options, depending on what you're looking for.

Any tips for keeping kfb from making stitches too tight? No matter how loose I try to knit, to still ends up so tight it's hard to knit the next row/round

@verypinkknits

5 жыл бұрын

Just make sure that you're working both loops of the stitch and sliding it up to the fullest part of the needle. Working only on the tips of the needles (for any stitch) will result in tight stitches.

Staci, I remember making a baby blanket from the centre out like this quite a while back. But I can't stand using double pointed needles. I would have used magic loop but now that I'm watching you, I can't picture how I did it that way. My cast one was somehow different too but I really like this cast on you demonstrate. Any way I can do this again using magic loop?

@verypinkknits

5 жыл бұрын

If you prefer magic loop and you're familiar with the technique, you can use magic loop instead of double-pointed needles, no special explanation needed, just plain 'ol magic loop. But really, I think the first few rounds are much easier with DPNs, even if you transfer off DPNs after a few rounds.

@dianeschuller

5 жыл бұрын

@@verypinkknits Thanks Staci.

You mentioned making a blanket and that was my first thought with this design.. what would you advice to use after there are lot of Stitches to be on the dpn

@verypinkknits

5 жыл бұрын

Yes - you'll have to switch to longer and longer circular needles as the work gets bigger and bigger.

@elidae2018

4 жыл бұрын

@@verypinkknits I have not tried yet DPN, so can I start it using the magic loop instead?

how long does it take to knit an 8 inch square for a beginner?

Is it possible to use circular needles for this?

Can this be done using circular needles and magic loop? Double pointed needles and I just do not get along!

@verypinkknits

Ай бұрын

Yes - it's possible. I demonstrate on double-points because I find it much easier to work so few stitches on DPNs.

If you decide to go larger onto circular needles how do you know where to do the kfb since theres no start or end like on dpn?

@verypinkknits

3 жыл бұрын

Just place ring markers on the needle to mark where the pattern repeats (or where the dpns started/ended).

Are there specific times you would recommend using this type cast on?

@verypinkknits

4 жыл бұрын

Only when you are starting at the center of a piece that is going to grow in all directions.

Staci, can I make a rectangle in this fashion by making two of the sides with more increases, would it turn into a rectangle or would it be wonky just on mechanical principle? I don't have the kind of mind to figure such things out. Thanx for your time and talents.

@verypinkknits

4 жыл бұрын

No, not really. Knitting around on a piece means increasing the number of rows evenly on all four sides, which won't result in a rectangle. There are a few different ways to knit a rectangle - this isn't one of them.

@ooohlaa13

4 жыл бұрын

@@verypinkknits thank you for your time and reliable responses.

Hi can a baby blanket be made with this pattern thank you

You said that the first increase round doesn’t matter what kind of increase we do. When we start increasing between the needles, does it still not matter what kind of increase we use?

@verypinkknits

5 жыл бұрын

You can use any one-stitch increase throughout the piece.

@BeatlesFanSonia

5 жыл бұрын

VeryPink Knits oh thank you so much for getting back to me so fast! I’m going to make a knitted square today just because! ❤️ your channel and your gentle manner! I have learned so much from you!

How do you cast off it to be square?

Have you knitted the Yesica wrap on a video?

@verypinkknits

2 жыл бұрын

No, that was just a giveaway, no tutorial.

I know before, you said you were not interested in doing that little baby blanket called “POP”, (it uses this pinhole cast on, and instead of turning the pinhole into squares, it turns them into circles).....please reconsider Stacy, and do a tutorial of this blanket! It’s beautiful but a bit tricky....

@verypinkknits

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you...I still don't have plans for that blanket, but in two weeks, I have a new video that will explain using this same CO to make a circle. :)

How did you make sure that stockinette st didn't curl?

@verypinkknits

3 жыл бұрын

Using wool yarn and knitting in a looser gauge will keep it from rolling and curling.

@alisha4191

3 жыл бұрын

@@verypinkknits ok thanks!

Staci would you consider make a behind the scenes where you show how you film your tutorials? I am trying to start my own yt channel but the focusing....I can't get it right. Help much appreciated

@verypinkknits

4 жыл бұрын

I use a professional studio and producer...makes it much easier for me so I can focus on knitting. I'm afraid what he knows and the equipment are more than one video's worth of information! Best of luck to you.

@marynatta

4 жыл бұрын

@@verypinkknits oh it's amazing how much we cannot see while watching a simple tutorial..:) Thank you Staci for you answer.

Is there a tutorial for how to switch from dpns to circulars?

@verypinkknits

9 күн бұрын

I don't have a video on that specifically, but I can explain it here. Just put the circular needle in your right hand, and begin knitting from the DPNs to the circulars. Once you make it all the way around, your stitches will be on the circulars.

@ladygray4

9 күн бұрын

@@verypinkknits ahhhhhh, ok, thanks, that makes sense. I was trying to think if I'd need two circulars, or one extra long one, or what. Dpns and I are decidedly not friends, lol!

I have a question. When i finished my square my edges will not lay down. Is there a reason why this is happening?

@verypinkknits

4 жыл бұрын

Knitting with a looser tension (using a larger needle size with that yarn) will make a difference. Additionally, using a wool or wool blend yarn allows you to block out the finished square to flat, or steam block it.

@rrpp1937

4 жыл бұрын

@@verypinkknits Thank you. Right now im using all my leftover Red Heart acrylic yarn. I'm also using size 8 DPNS. I think I'll just make the side curls part of the design for my blanket.

Well.... I was knitting socks....

Could you do this with a rectangle?

@verypinkknits

4 жыл бұрын

The basic idea, yes, but the angles are different.

@kristyrose3959

4 жыл бұрын

@@verypinkknits could you please show us how, when you have the time ?

I like your nails!! What’s the color?

@verypinkknits

4 жыл бұрын

I believe that is Gelish "Orchid You Not".

@simplelivingac2118

4 жыл бұрын

VeryPink Knits . Thank you 😊

How many stiches ive been told 40 but absolute beginer

buongiorno, scrivo dall 'italia, trovo i vs video molto interessanti, perchè aiutano a capire alcuni passaggi del lavoro ai ferri, molto più dei video italiani, poi io lavoro molto con i tuorial in inglese e nonostante abbia i glossari per le traduzioni di alcuni termini apposta per la maglieria, vedere attraverso i video questi passaggi è molto importante , volevbo chiedere una cosa , se possibile, non si potrebbe mettere i sottotitoli in italiano ? Questo è molto importante perche oltre alle spiegazioni ci sono i commenti dell'autrice che esegue i lavori e a me piace sentirli ,è un modo che aiuta a sentirci più vicini, in questo momento piuttosto drammatico che sta attraversando il mondo...ciao mirella curcio..curcio57_@hotmail.it

Very hard

Brilliant! thank you!!!!