this was a life saver! thanks!!

This tutorial is so simple and effective, thank you so much!

Perfect,I have been knitting in the round for a long time and have a hard time with the yarn stretching out between the Ist and 3rd needle. I was so frustrated until I watched this video which is the answer to my head banging question!!!

Life saver! Thank you

THANK YOU FOR THIS INFORMATION ❤🧶

so at the end you can just cut those ?

I want to thank you. The chunky yarn and the different colors was exactly what I needed to clearly make out how you were joining in a new color and I was able to follow along. Now to find a video on weaving in those ends. 😂 Thank you again and you have a new subscriber!

Wow!! That was so easy!! Thank you so much!!

Iztolkojat latviski

How do you fix the work if you had done knots previously?

Did not, in fact, run out of yarn so to speak. I was knitting away and all of a sudden there was a lump in my yarn. I thought it was a knot. Turns out, someone TIED TWO PARTS TOGETHER so I had to re-work the rest of that yarn in somehow. I almost committed murder.

Thank you, disaster avoided!

Its a problem when you have cables 🥲 thankfully i had lifelines but the last lifeline was 20 rows below so i had no choice. But idk why did i not think of using a tapestry needle

Thanks hun!❤

Love the way that you go slow . Thank you

Thank you, it was easy to follow 😊

I’ve started knitting scarves for charity and would like to know how to hide the loose end when it’s knitted with a new ball of yarn as there is no “wrong” side and it’s pearl knitting. 😊

What yarn is this??

I'm still getting a hole and a very large loop on the wrong side!!! And what is you as new yarn whilst purling? Doing stockinette stitch?

So so helpful! Thank you. Really well done!

Thank you for posting this video! This help me a lot ❤

I wish I'd seen this video years ago when I was almost finished with a baby blanket and dropped a few stitches and had no clue how to pick them up. I ended up just throwing it all away, after hours and hours of work. It was a shame. This woman doing this tutorial is excellent. Thank you.

Thank you. Very thorough!

Thank you!!!!!

Thank you for your straightforward and clear video!

So do I just cut those loose pieces of yard once I’ve knitted them in?

ur an angel

Very good explanation. Thank you!

Should i join at each round when knitting a sock on double pointed needle

OMGOSH THATS the same crochet hook I have 😂

Oh my goodness thank you so much just started learning to knit and I'm almost there with my very first project as I was decreasing I dropped the next stitch I did get a bit upset but then I looked up how to fix it and found your video so glad I did also definitely subscribing 👏😊

What if its om the end

Nicely done!

Hi thank you for your videos im learning a lot from you. Nee sub here. 😊

What to do when in row you start with a line of 3ch and you have to crochet it with 1db together?

Thank you so much!!

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Thanks so much for posting this. Even with video tutorials, I often find it difficult to follow patterns unless I'm already familiar with a stitch due to speed, color of yarn and clarity of video.

Video posted 9 years ago still helping new knitters!! This just saved my first pair of socks ❤

I started a new pattern and I was a bit intimidated by those two stitches but you made it look so easy. Thank you!

Ty I making a scarf for my dad and. You really helped I subbed ❤

I was so worried it would take time for me to get it buy you were so clear with everything thank you so much this was really helpful

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This and your other video about undoing stitches saved me from having to restart my project... again. It's my first time knitting, and it's been a journey, haha. Thank you so much for your simple instructions!

THANK YOU!! 😁🎉

Thank you so much! I’m a beginner and this worked really well!

Thank you! 😍😍😍

Thank you so much for this video! I'm a beginner knitter and this is exactly the quick and clear explanation I needed.

9 years later this saved my life. thank you, I was about to panic

Can I use this same method when changing a color?