I have been knitting consistently for more than 50 years and I am the old dog who continues to learn new tricks each time I watch your knitting technique videos Suzanne for which I am sincerely grateful. Thank you very much! Kind regards from Australia..... Donna

Thank you Suzanne! This is a really great short row tutorial. Clear and very informative!

Suzanne, FANTASTIC! Thank you. I like when a teacher shows it all together and the results all together as well. Makes for a perfect tortorial with nothing left but to rewatch the instruction and have your questions answered. Ots 9bvious why but it and allows the student to try them all or choose the one that works for them for the project they are working on.

You are SUCH a good teacher!!! Thank you .

Very interesting and informative video! Thanks for showing all the different techniques!

Very thorough. I really appreciate that you compare different techniques to achieve there same end result

I’m trying to learn about short rows and this was extremely helpful. Thanks so much for the wonderful video.

Such a clear and concise video, thank you so much for this! I've subscribed and look forward to learning more!

VERY helpful! I was looking for the best short row for garder stitch on a reversible piece and this is perfect. Thanks for spending time to examine the effects of each technique so thoroughly!

Thank you for this video, and all the informative videos you post. It is nice to see a comparison instead of just a how to, so that we knitters can make an informed decision.

Really the best explanation of many possible options with comparison. Thank you very much!

Wow..this is incredibly helpful. I am knitting a sweater with a shawl collar in garter stitch and had no idea how to W/T..and certainly did not know there are multiple ways to W/T. I will use your favorite. Thanks for the wonderful clear instruction.

Wonderful video! Helped me so much in my pattern. Thank you!

Thank you! This is a great tutorial on the different methods for making short rows!

omg....thank you so much....I've been struggling for 6 hours with understanding a pattern. This solved my problem!

Wow! Just learning this. Not sure what I saw, yet. Thank you.

Such a good short row guide. Thanks!

This is SO helpful! Thank you!

Thank you again for this video and going into great detail.

Love your videos..they are so helpful. Thank you!

Great video! Exactly what I wanted to know. Thank you!

Thank you! All the other German short row videos show HOW to do it but not why, or what the differences are. And they are all done (mostly)on socks. I'm about to begin my first garment, a cardigan knit flat, top down (which is frightening me to death but here goes!) I can clearly see what the shaping does. Thanks again. Have subscribed!

Excellent, thank you! I have always picked up the wraps, but now I think I will try not picking them up on the garter st piece I'm working on. I like how the wrap blends in with the purl bumps!

Thank you.❤️ GOD BLESS. YOU ARE A VERY GOOD TEACHER.

Really enjoyed this!

Love the wrap and knit without knitting the wrap. I’am knitting the Satellite shawl by Andrea Mowry and it looks beautiful in garter stitch. Thank you .

I’m just about to start a Papillon. This was wonderfully helpful. Thank you Suzanne 🙏❤️

This is a wonderful, concise tutorial on not only how to do each type of short row but compares the outcome in garter stitch setting. Do you have something similar comparing different types of short rows in stockinette?

Very interesting and helpful

Excellent! Thank you.

Thank you. My favourite is the German short row

This is a wonderful explanation of how each type of wrap and turn works. I do still find the German and Japanese and the Yarn-over types to be way to confusing for me to perform. I keep thinking a stitch is being added as I watch.

Excellent. Thank you.

Very good 👍 👏

Thank you for the different methods...I’m doing a SSK short row now, but I think it’s bc I’m working back over the worked stitches immediately

Great video. Thanks. Could you do a video exactly like this one but in the round?Thanks

Fabulous, of course. You're the best! One question. Do you have a technique recommendation for a more open stitch, lace pattern (size 5 needle and fingering weight yarn), that uses garter stitch for the w&t section?

This is such a helpful guide to short rows in garter stitch! Thank you! One thing I’m having a hard time finding decent information on is short rows in garter stitch, while working flat, BUT while also working the short rows on both sides of the work. For example, when building up the center of the work, in a sort of mountain shape. The problem is, when I work back over the turns/wraps, it looks great on one side, but not on the other! Any tips on how to work the wraps or non-wraps in this situation? I’m thinking I need to twist one set of the wraps so they tighten up but I’m not sure how or where. If you ever make a video tackling this challenge I’d be eager to see it! Thanks again 😍

I love your video's, I've learned so much already! You have encouraged me to try (and succeed with!:)) jogless stripes, intarsia and stranded colorwork. For short rows I nearly always use the TSK and TSK as described in the Fish Lips Kiss Heel pattern. Have you heard of those, and what do you think of them?

I appreciate your showing on garter stitch. I have seen many short row videos on stockinette, but what looks best in garter is not the same. On garter, the he plain wrap (not concealed) looks best to me, but it shows on stockinette.

Thank you for much for explaining how to do short rows I’m going to give it a try

Love you Genius❤️

Thanks for this great demo of short rows. Are you also going to demo short rows on stockinette as well?

Hello Suzanne i have watched several of your videos and you are amazing at showing how to do a particular stitch or whatever! But i have a question and i hope its ok to ask here. I am having trouble finding this particular situation. I am knitting a pattern in which you make wedges using short rows using garter stitch. The pattern uses W&T. I can do it but it looks just awful for some reason so it was suggested to me to use GSRs. In the pattern on the first right side short row, you knit 3 then w&t then knit wrong side. Second right side row, you knit 7 then do your w&t. In my mind I remember it as “ knit to wrapped stitch then knit 4 (knit wrapped stitch and 3 more) then w&t again. This sequence keep’s repeating throughout the wedge until all stitches are used. So every right side row you are knitting 4 including wrapped stitch. How do I convert this to GSRs? I do know you knit one more stitch…..turn and do DS. Do I start row one by knitting 4 instead of 3 then turn and ds? Then on next right side row, do I knit the same number as in the w&t instructions…..knit to wrapped (or ds) then knit 4….(the ds and 3 more) before turning? I hope I have made sense here. I am fairly new at knitting and get confused easily! I really really appreciate any help you or anyone can give me. Thank you so much!

Thanks for this helpful tutorial. Otherwise I have some problems with short rows in BICOLOR garter stich (two rows each color). The last stich before turn is not good. I tried W&T, Japanese and German short rows. Thanks for your advise. Kindly from Italia.🇮🇪

Using short rows in garter stitch but with fingering weight. What would be the best short row method to use? I have loose stitches and holes

I noticed you are using a circular needle. I have been trying to get used to using one but having lots of trouble. The plastic cord always seems to be in my way; curling, twisting, etc, and then sometimes my stitches get too tight if I am not careful and then I cannot get the stitches back onto the needle. Yikes, so many times I have had to pull out my stuff because of tight stitches. That is horrific when there are a lot of stitches in a row. Got any suggestions? Thanks!

thanks for the tutorial. I would like to check, after turning is it considered a new row, or is still the same row?

Need to rewind this one again...

Intresting and good to know. Thank you for this lesson! Every single short row method must have its own abbreviation in a knitting pattern, is it not? Maybe you could write them down on this page?

Hola! Alguien me puede decir cómo se llama esta técnica en español? Por favor?

Unclear

This was soooo helpful! Thank you!