Where do I find the written instructions? I found them. Thank you! I am so happy I found your site- finally understanding how to do this cast on. Thank you!
@deidreireson12062 күн бұрын
I am so grateful for your tutorials ' i am learning so much. A giant hug from this grandma of 8❤ X
@nidagafoor97959 күн бұрын
Is it normal to have holes in you stitch cause I have btw I'm watching in 2024
@user-jr3kl9hs4c9 күн бұрын
Love all your videos. I watch 2 or 3 every day. I'm presently knitting your cable cowl pattern, love it. ❤
@KnittingHouseSquare4 күн бұрын
Awww thanks!! I am so glad you enjoy them 🤗
@carolinamedrano235511 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for the tutorial, I just got my machine and I don't do well with reading instructions so your video is so helpful. Thank you again.
@Azenn_6814 күн бұрын
I started with the Woobles and loved them! I got the same yarn they have in the kit on Amazon for about (I believe) $12 USD!
@adriawinfield791314 күн бұрын
Wow! Thanks so much!
@MrsGump15 күн бұрын
I had huge issues with ML & i could never work out which needle to pull out & id get them mixed up etc. But, if you imagine/picture in ur head how it would be if the needles were sitting the way you normally would if knitting flat, then it makes it quite easy. Also, i always use this to remember - yarn comes from the back & needle comes from the back. That way i don't end up going the wrong way & knitting backwards like i would if i knitted from right to left instead of left to right!
@virginiaguiutard522516 күн бұрын
How to make the ? .
@Wensminime21 күн бұрын
That slip slip manuvour seems unnecessary. What does slipping to right needle and then passing those two stitches back onto the left needle achieve????
@KnittingHouseSquare19 күн бұрын
Great question! The slip, slip, knit decrease creates a single stitch that leans towards the left. The opposite is a knit two together, which forms a single stitch and leans towards the right.
@nomgwezanamatjila705122 күн бұрын
Thanks
@angiebujanda371623 күн бұрын
My problem is my is loose enough I use the little metal thing but it's still loose
@sruthisaraswathula995923 күн бұрын
can you please make an onesie or romper something for newborn it will very helpful. loved your video and explanation
@KnittingHouseSquare19 күн бұрын
Thank you for the video suggestions - I added them to my list for possible future videos!
@sruthisaraswathula995923 күн бұрын
thank you soo much for the video and free pattern i made one for my new born.
@walic824 күн бұрын
I was following this pattern I'm a beginner when you are doing the heel and say to stop when see two stitches together and turn your work, but you didn't say if you knit all the way to those 2 first stitches or the last two stitches you knitted together in every row? Does that make sense?
@taxicbb532926 күн бұрын
this is the BEST and easiest tutorial i've found to date regarding mittens/hand gloves. super easy to understand. i'm not a beginner at knitting, but i'm not a pro either, so i'll add that thumb-hole technique to my collection of knowledge now :D thank you so much!!
@rowanoak43327 күн бұрын
This was my first non-scarf project I've done, and also the first time I've purled. Incredible tutorial on all steps, giving plenty of information for those who need it but that can still be skipped pretty easily for those that are already familiar with it. Thank you so much for such a clear and concise tutorial!
@RobinDiPinto29 күн бұрын
Awesome
@melanielemley3908Ай бұрын
You might want to consider making this video using a natural fiber (cotton, cotton terry, linen) rather than microfiber. Microfiber is made from petroleum products, is a plastic, and when washed, pollutes the waterways with microbeads of plastic. Any polyester materials are not eco-friendly.
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
Thank you for letting me know! I will definitely look into a natural fiber instead for the next set I make!
@aliciacruz4955Ай бұрын
Beautiful stitches, does anybody know what needles she's using ? TIA
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
They are my favorite sock needles by Lykke! I don’t remember the exact cord length but they are US 0 probably 32” or 40”
@ms.lizzysPlaceАй бұрын
Thank you 🙏🏻 I’m just learning and this video made such a clear understanding
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
You are so welcome! I am glad you found the video helpful 🤗
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
Part 2 Video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oIV9xJhqo9SYfsY.html The Part 2 video shows how you can modify one of the socks to switch the side the seam is on! Now rather than knitting the same sock twice with the seams on the same side, you can have two socks where the seams are on opposite sides so when you wear them the seams can both face in towards the center! As always the full patterns associated with the original and Part 2 videos are available for free on my website :) www.knittinghousesquare.com/feet/socks-knit-flat
@jackiewyngaard478Ай бұрын
Almost finished my first sock but don't know if I must decrease on both sides when I'm doing the toes
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
Yes - you do decrease on both sides when doing the toes!
@JoanneRohan-y8tАй бұрын
I've casted 92 stitches on knitted the first 2 then alternatived pearl knit etc but ended up with 2 pearl stitches on the end is this correct
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
Yes that is correct!
@melissajenkins9960Ай бұрын
How long do you think this might take to knit? ( a pair of course lol 😊 )
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
Depends on your experience knitting - usually takes me about a week to knit a pair if I knit a few hours each day 😊
@melissajenkins9960Ай бұрын
Is the large good for a men’s shoe size? Edit: also would this work for patterned yarn, since we need to sew it up? I was looking at Paton’s Kroy sock yarn but I don’t know if that would work.
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
Yes, I would use the large size for men’s socks! You could use patterned yarn - the only place it may look a little funny is the heel, where the colors could gather a little differently
@NassimaKhalif-lf6yhАй бұрын
Ok that Good
@BayleeMatthews-s4xАй бұрын
I want to be super good like you!!!!!
@joannaquanttumphysicsАй бұрын
Nice. Could you do one with other types of places to hide the food? Perhaps a bit harder to get.
@joythibodeau1762Ай бұрын
I understand what you are saying to organize your socks but when you start you knit the 25 stitches then you slide the 7 stitches to the 25 stitches. Those 7 stitches haven’t been knitted so doesn’t that mean you are on 2 different rows
@thuylinhtran1876Ай бұрын
Can I apply this for the magic loop?
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
Hi! I recommend following one of my other tutorials for magic loop instead such as this one How to Knit Socks Using Magic Loop | Step-By-Step Knitting Tutorial | Knitting House Square kzread.info/dash/bejne/hYmT085vl6u9d6g.html
@chrissanchez7638Ай бұрын
Can you show us how to build it
@kimfluck6558Ай бұрын
Great tutorial. I’ll looking forward to trying this technique. Thank you.
@emmaneethling3133Ай бұрын
Finished mine last night - such a fun, quick knit! Made a purple one to look like a grape. Going after the lemons next! 🎉
@danielanascimento8504Ай бұрын
Thank you. This is so beautiful.
@MissMelissaAimeeАй бұрын
I made the medium size they turned out great and fit perfectly!
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
Yay! So glad you like them!
@bonniestull1982Ай бұрын
Miss ya! Where ya been?
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
Aww thanks! Still here, just veryyyyy slowly working on new videos 😂 Hopefully I’ll have a new one out in July and a few in the fall!
@bonniestull1982Ай бұрын
You always have the best videos. Hope to see ya soon.
@ahsatansrela1633Ай бұрын
Thank you! This is so helpful!
@freddyw.7029Ай бұрын
Thank you for the review!! I have my eye on the yarn winder by lykke cause my current one can‘t handle big amounts of yarn. At the beginning you called it a „jumbo yarn winder“. Do you or anyone else know how much it can hold/handle? I tired to rewind a yarn cake of 4ply/250g with my current winder and that ended in an absolute tangly desaster; so that would be the minimum amount it would need to be able to handle, more would be ideal!!
@KnittingHouseSquareАй бұрын
That is a great question! I unfortunately do not know, as I have really only ever wound 100g skeins on it and I don’t have any bigger ones to test
@Sheilabritt51Ай бұрын
Thank U !
@jennifersavage31852 ай бұрын
Thank you so much, a brilliant video !!. So much detail given but explained so simply and then all makes perfect sense.
@satsumamoon2 ай бұрын
The scratching of the screw is annoying? You should be in my head when I hear your voice croaking and frying away.
@Sam-zg3fg2 ай бұрын
Stitcccchhh. Knit stitcccchh, purl stitccchh
@wendykelcey12462 ай бұрын
I love these! Thank you and thanks for the pattern! Great for Christmas gifts!! 👍
@aicnerolf2 ай бұрын
this is the first knitting project i could finally finish. your instructions were so clear and the written pattern was so helpful as well. thank you for your clarity and using yellow yarn which was so easy to see where you were knitting!
@rodneyferris40892 ай бұрын
I avoid ladders by using Phrancko's Travelling loop technique. Instead of pulling the back needle all the way out I draw out 4 stitches format and bend them over and knot from there. Sometimes five if your stitch markers are going to dangle and your doing plain stitch and/or not doing rib stitch 4 is best so you end your rib stitches on a purl. The other neat thing about this method is that it keeps your first row on the circulars from twisting. and you can easily weave in your tail by knitting the first row after the cast on through the back loop. I never get ladders this way and I don't have to tire y hands out by having to pinch the first few stitches.
@user-cq8jn1dh8u2 ай бұрын
All I wanted was a pattern......not a lesson in how to knit
@carissahernandez41012 ай бұрын
I liked this video a lot but I have a critique. I think showing the toe decreases on the video would have been better. Going to the pattern was really going out of the way and there are people watching this video that are beginners in knitting and don’t know how to read a knitting pattern.
@jodygifford86872 ай бұрын
I'm am looking for a flat knit ( 2 needle ) sock for men..... is that possible ?
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Where do I find the written instructions? I found them. Thank you! I am so happy I found your site- finally understanding how to do this cast on. Thank you!
I am so grateful for your tutorials ' i am learning so much. A giant hug from this grandma of 8❤ X
Is it normal to have holes in you stitch cause I have btw I'm watching in 2024
Love all your videos. I watch 2 or 3 every day. I'm presently knitting your cable cowl pattern, love it. ❤
Awww thanks!! I am so glad you enjoy them 🤗
Thank you so much for the tutorial, I just got my machine and I don't do well with reading instructions so your video is so helpful. Thank you again.
I started with the Woobles and loved them! I got the same yarn they have in the kit on Amazon for about (I believe) $12 USD!
Wow! Thanks so much!
I had huge issues with ML & i could never work out which needle to pull out & id get them mixed up etc. But, if you imagine/picture in ur head how it would be if the needles were sitting the way you normally would if knitting flat, then it makes it quite easy. Also, i always use this to remember - yarn comes from the back & needle comes from the back. That way i don't end up going the wrong way & knitting backwards like i would if i knitted from right to left instead of left to right!
How to make the ? .
That slip slip manuvour seems unnecessary. What does slipping to right needle and then passing those two stitches back onto the left needle achieve????
Great question! The slip, slip, knit decrease creates a single stitch that leans towards the left. The opposite is a knit two together, which forms a single stitch and leans towards the right.
Thanks
My problem is my is loose enough I use the little metal thing but it's still loose
can you please make an onesie or romper something for newborn it will very helpful. loved your video and explanation
Thank you for the video suggestions - I added them to my list for possible future videos!
thank you soo much for the video and free pattern i made one for my new born.
I was following this pattern I'm a beginner when you are doing the heel and say to stop when see two stitches together and turn your work, but you didn't say if you knit all the way to those 2 first stitches or the last two stitches you knitted together in every row? Does that make sense?
this is the BEST and easiest tutorial i've found to date regarding mittens/hand gloves. super easy to understand. i'm not a beginner at knitting, but i'm not a pro either, so i'll add that thumb-hole technique to my collection of knowledge now :D thank you so much!!
This was my first non-scarf project I've done, and also the first time I've purled. Incredible tutorial on all steps, giving plenty of information for those who need it but that can still be skipped pretty easily for those that are already familiar with it. Thank you so much for such a clear and concise tutorial!
Awesome
You might want to consider making this video using a natural fiber (cotton, cotton terry, linen) rather than microfiber. Microfiber is made from petroleum products, is a plastic, and when washed, pollutes the waterways with microbeads of plastic. Any polyester materials are not eco-friendly.
Thank you for letting me know! I will definitely look into a natural fiber instead for the next set I make!
Beautiful stitches, does anybody know what needles she's using ? TIA
They are my favorite sock needles by Lykke! I don’t remember the exact cord length but they are US 0 probably 32” or 40”
Thank you 🙏🏻 I’m just learning and this video made such a clear understanding
You are so welcome! I am glad you found the video helpful 🤗
Part 2 Video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oIV9xJhqo9SYfsY.html The Part 2 video shows how you can modify one of the socks to switch the side the seam is on! Now rather than knitting the same sock twice with the seams on the same side, you can have two socks where the seams are on opposite sides so when you wear them the seams can both face in towards the center! As always the full patterns associated with the original and Part 2 videos are available for free on my website :) www.knittinghousesquare.com/feet/socks-knit-flat
Almost finished my first sock but don't know if I must decrease on both sides when I'm doing the toes
Yes - you do decrease on both sides when doing the toes!
I've casted 92 stitches on knitted the first 2 then alternatived pearl knit etc but ended up with 2 pearl stitches on the end is this correct
Yes that is correct!
How long do you think this might take to knit? ( a pair of course lol 😊 )
Depends on your experience knitting - usually takes me about a week to knit a pair if I knit a few hours each day 😊
Is the large good for a men’s shoe size? Edit: also would this work for patterned yarn, since we need to sew it up? I was looking at Paton’s Kroy sock yarn but I don’t know if that would work.
Yes, I would use the large size for men’s socks! You could use patterned yarn - the only place it may look a little funny is the heel, where the colors could gather a little differently
Ok that Good
I want to be super good like you!!!!!
Nice. Could you do one with other types of places to hide the food? Perhaps a bit harder to get.
I understand what you are saying to organize your socks but when you start you knit the 25 stitches then you slide the 7 stitches to the 25 stitches. Those 7 stitches haven’t been knitted so doesn’t that mean you are on 2 different rows
Can I apply this for the magic loop?
Hi! I recommend following one of my other tutorials for magic loop instead such as this one How to Knit Socks Using Magic Loop | Step-By-Step Knitting Tutorial | Knitting House Square kzread.info/dash/bejne/hYmT085vl6u9d6g.html
Can you show us how to build it
Great tutorial. I’ll looking forward to trying this technique. Thank you.
Finished mine last night - such a fun, quick knit! Made a purple one to look like a grape. Going after the lemons next! 🎉
Thank you. This is so beautiful.
I made the medium size they turned out great and fit perfectly!
Yay! So glad you like them!
Miss ya! Where ya been?
Aww thanks! Still here, just veryyyyy slowly working on new videos 😂 Hopefully I’ll have a new one out in July and a few in the fall!
You always have the best videos. Hope to see ya soon.
Thank you! This is so helpful!
Thank you for the review!! I have my eye on the yarn winder by lykke cause my current one can‘t handle big amounts of yarn. At the beginning you called it a „jumbo yarn winder“. Do you or anyone else know how much it can hold/handle? I tired to rewind a yarn cake of 4ply/250g with my current winder and that ended in an absolute tangly desaster; so that would be the minimum amount it would need to be able to handle, more would be ideal!!
That is a great question! I unfortunately do not know, as I have really only ever wound 100g skeins on it and I don’t have any bigger ones to test
Thank U !
Thank you so much, a brilliant video !!. So much detail given but explained so simply and then all makes perfect sense.
The scratching of the screw is annoying? You should be in my head when I hear your voice croaking and frying away.
Stitcccchhh. Knit stitcccchh, purl stitccchh
I love these! Thank you and thanks for the pattern! Great for Christmas gifts!! 👍
this is the first knitting project i could finally finish. your instructions were so clear and the written pattern was so helpful as well. thank you for your clarity and using yellow yarn which was so easy to see where you were knitting!
I avoid ladders by using Phrancko's Travelling loop technique. Instead of pulling the back needle all the way out I draw out 4 stitches format and bend them over and knot from there. Sometimes five if your stitch markers are going to dangle and your doing plain stitch and/or not doing rib stitch 4 is best so you end your rib stitches on a purl. The other neat thing about this method is that it keeps your first row on the circulars from twisting. and you can easily weave in your tail by knitting the first row after the cast on through the back loop. I never get ladders this way and I don't have to tire y hands out by having to pinch the first few stitches.
All I wanted was a pattern......not a lesson in how to knit
I liked this video a lot but I have a critique. I think showing the toe decreases on the video would have been better. Going to the pattern was really going out of the way and there are people watching this video that are beginners in knitting and don’t know how to read a knitting pattern.
I'm am looking for a flat knit ( 2 needle ) sock for men..... is that possible ?
No pattern !