Thanks for the kind words! So glad the style worked for you. And I do love a tidy decrease on a hat!

So glad this was helpful!

Hi Claudia, I love that piece! The yarn in the pattern is Fyberspates Vivacious DK. The one I showed was Madeline Tosh DK. And don't hate me! I cannot remember the colorways.

Please forgive the delayed response. I missed your question. Here is the link: www.trendsetteryarns.com/lgsinglepat.asp?pat=PAT-6201J&name=J.%20Cool%20Wool%20Big%20Hand%20Dye%20Buttonhole%20Scarf/Wrap

No all charts will work with Mosaic. You need to think about the motif with 4 rows at a time. When you are working with the C2, you have to have a C1 stitch to slip in order to maintain the lines of the motif. My best recommendation is to chart the motif you want then double the number of rows and add the slip stitches. If you come across a spot that has to have a stitch and does not, see if you can make an adjustment. Also, Barbara Walker has a fabulous book on Mosaic. And her Treasury books all have mosaic motifs. Have fun with it!

Size US 7 needles, 16" cord. But you just need to use the right needles for your yarn or pattern.

Hi Riley, there are a couple of things that come to mind. 1, is your marker migrating? 2, are you noticing a decrease in the number of stitches? 3, are you noticing that you are no longer in a 1x1 rib? If you can, we have free drop in help every Tuesday at 2:00 pacific on zoom. Go to www.handsonknittingcenter.com and click on the calendar. If you are in a different country and or that time will not work, let me know and we can find a time. Molly

My French is rusty but I believe you are asking for details on how many stitches to cast on. Here is a link for free pattern www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/basic-brioche-beanie Thanks for watching and the comment!

Je vous remercie beaucoup pour votre réponse aussi rapide. Et votre Français n'est pas du tout rouillé comme vous le dites. Vous êtes une personne très intelligente, vous pouvez être fière de vous. Merci infiniment 🇨🇵👏👍🙏❤️❤️❤️

Thanks Melanie! My goal is easy to remember - all the better when it is slightly silly.

Jamie, I am so sorry you did not find it helpful. You can slow down the video if that helps. I went as slow as I know how to. But the joy of KZfaq is that there are lots of videos so I hope you found another that worked better for you.

I am so glad you found it helpful!!

Yay! So glad it helped.

I am so glad it was helpful!! And good on ya for fixing your own mistake as a newbie!!! You will be an amazing knitter.

I am so glad it was helpful!

I am so glad you found it helpful!

Fran, you can ladder down to the hole and fix it as shown. Or, you can do a duplicate stitch over the hole and close it then weave in ends. Does that help?

So glad it was helpful!

When you slip as if to purl you are twisting the stitches - hence they appear smaller. If you work the stitches on the tips of the needle rather than the shaft they will look better. And I really like the look of slipping the first stitch knitwise and the second purlwise so the twisted and smaller stitch hides under the top stitch. But bottom line - it is your knitting so do your own thing and knit happy!

So glad it was helpful!! I hate ripping when I can just fix!

I am making sure we replied. Yes, you will still work each rnd twice. In some patterns you will knit both rounds and some you will knit the first round and purl the second. Look for the designer’s instructions.

Thank you for the nicest compliment!! So glad they are helping. Molly

So glad it was helpful!!

So glad it was helpful!😊

I am so sorry that I missed your question. I was actually trying to help someone with this who uses Portuguese knitting and I was not able to. I am not sure about doing it with the Norwegian purl. You may be better off with Shadow short rows or traditional Wrap and turns. Happy to zoom with you if you need help. You can contact me through Hands on Knitting Center.

Shelby!! What a small world. I am glad you or both knitting help and a connection to home all in one spot. You will be happy to hear that there is a huge movement to save the Orange groves so while there are not nearly as many there are still tons and the air is still perfumed. If you make it out this way, come see us! Or connect with online on Wednesdays and Thursdays. You might even find old friends…

@@handsonknittingcenter1294 thanks for replying! If I ever get back your shop will be the first I visit!! I can remember Fallon asleep to the sweet smell of those blossoms as a young child and my mom put a box fan in our bedroom window which was so nice. My parents were Lucky’s Lock and Key. So many memories.

I am so glad the video was helpful! Happy knitting, Molly

Hi! That video lives on Facebook: facebook.com/page/210071485703220/search/?q=felting

Light and Dark are the terms most often used in Brioche knitting and I shot this video to support brioche knitting. So very sorry if it was not a good fir for you.

@@handsonknittingcenter1294 Actually, it isn't. Most videos clearly state: MC Main Color and CC Contrasting Color, Color A, Cokir B, etc Just because you refuse to admit it does not make you correct in your instructions. Check other videos of Brioche Knitting, Fair Isle and any styles of knitting which incorporate more than 1 color. BTW, would you say light and dark when you are doing Long Tail or Italian Cast On with only one color? Maybe you would.

@@contactjoy4140 I have no desire to argue with you. My point was there are many ways of accomplishing things and tons of videos out there. When I teach brioche I follow Nancy Merchant’s style (since she literally wrote the books on brioche) and she refers to light side and dark side. I completely agree with you that the vast majority of knitting refers to either MC/CC or labels the yarn colors A, B, C, etc. I shot this video to support students from our yarn store and used the same language as my class. So my point about it not being a good fit for you was not meant as anything other than it might not be a good fit. Thank you for taking the time to give me feedback to help my videos be better. My goal is simply to make techniques easier to understand. So sorry if I failed you in this one.

Glad you liked it and thank you for the kind words! Molly

Sally - believe it or not it is the easiest fix within 2 rows of the Yo! If on purl side, just pick up the bar where the st should be and purl it. I need to shoot a video on this! Mollu

@@handsonknittingcenter1294 that would be great! I am knitting a baby blanket that has some rows of “one yo followed by 3 knits and pass the last knit stitch over first two and repeat”. This is followed by a row of purls and then repeated in opposite way with “3 knits and pass over followed by one yo and repeat”For some reason after knitting several rows of this alternating pattern I will find myself a few rows above having fewer stitches and it’s almost always the dropped yo. I am a beginner, so even though I can identify where the mistake was made I have a hard time figuring out how to bring the stitch up (whether to pull up purlwise or knitwise. I think this video helped me to understand the ladder more but now I have to put it into the context of my current pattern. Thank you so much for responding! ❤️

So glad you found it helpful!! I hate having to fish around for other tools. Thanks for the kind words. Molly

I am so glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the kind words. Molly

Glad you found it helpful!