I just watched a video of nimble needles and he says the stich should be twisted back on to the needle. This is basically a normal bind of but done in a different manner. Or maybe with a smaller twist. I would have to try it to see the actual difference myself. Looks more convenient than passing over stiches though.

Hi I am Silvia from El Salvador! Just found your channel browsing around craft bags theme, and just loved your video so thanks so much for showing us your precious bags. Project bags are things that makes us happy so let's get more of them! I mostly crochet but also knit a little. I subscribed for it was nice to crochet in your podcast company.

If you like the Fringe bags, they’ve done a collaboration with Grainline Studios to create a great bag pattern.

I wasn't looking for this tutorial but happy i came across it. I usually use a purl row to define my folded brim. This only looks nice for stockinette stiches. Happy to have a better option for rib. Hopefully if works for folded neck too 😊

I'm a bag girl too and currently contemplating my 5th and maybe 6th needle set ok possibly 7th so many amazing brands to try. So far my signatures are my go to.

Cables and tubular co

This is a great technique! Where can I find this hat pattern? I really like it. Thank you!

Is this done for one row or two?

great tutorial how could this be done on a flat bed knitting machine? Would I just take the slip stitches out of working position threw the slip process?

Love your decorative pins on your bags.

Thank you so much for your tutorial, it is very helpful. Would you know if thi would work on just knit on the round? I am knitting a cowl. Thank you so much

Tien en miep pronounced "tea-en en mip" in essence its 2 names.... en meaning and

Hello, just found your channel and your website, So glad,I needed that, Hello to Idaho (former resident) from San Deigo

Would you do the same if you were kniting in the stockinette in the round?

Clarify that the slip one is purlwise.

Thank you, great trick. Already did it on two hats👍🏻 QUESTION: Can this be done with a 2K 2P brim? or is it only suitable for 1K 1P brim?

This is awesome. Thank you So much ❤

Great idea for a topic! Really. Enjoyed. Hope to see more videos. 🙂❤️

Love you knitting bag videos can you please do all your other bags totes etc😊😊😊😊

Good tutorial. Please speak up. Volume all the way up and can barely hear you.

Hey, thanks for the tip! I have a question, if I'm knitting in round, would this two rows repeat change to k1, sl1wyif and then sl1wyib, p1?

Hi, This is the first video of yours that I've seen. Found it in the free pattern for the scarf you showed early in the video. And, I found the pattern link on Ravelry. I first loved the look of the scarf and the pattern being free was a big bonus. Thank you so much for that, btw. I really appreciate your tool recommendations too. I had no real idea what blocking wires were or how to use them. And, I've been wondering about sock blockers too. You really cleared up my biggest questions about those too. Thank you again! To date, I've only got one pair of socks under my belt but, they weren't blocked. It didn't keep me from wearing the heck out of them though. Anyway, between the interesting pattern (that also had me learning 💜 a new cast on & bind off) and the video, I had to hit that subscribe button and the bell too. 🥰 I know you have more for me to learn, thank you again. 💜✌️🧶

Thanks for the great tutorial, this is exactly what I was looking for! I have 2 questions, would really appreciate the extra guidance. 🙏 1. If my hat uses 2x2 ribbing, could I get a similar result by doing s2 wyib, p2? Or does this work best only as described? (s1 wyib, p1) 2. Could you clarify which way the fabric bends? If I have the RS facing me while I work 2 rounds of this fold line, will the fabric bend toward me (RS) or away from me (WS)? Thanks again!

I totally enjoyed your review of project bags. I ordered and am obsessed with Madder Root trundle bags. Thank you!!!

Love my Maxwell needle case. I keep my cables in the large pocket in back and use the zip pocket for small bits. All of my needles fit in the Maxwell. Your bag collection is a dream.

Hi, Dutchie here, your first project bag is pronounced: "Teen en Meep" :-)

Yesss, an in-depth bag video!

Love to see All your bags.. I've got a lot My self.. Mostly with All the ufos.. And partly because i like sewing bags too. 💚

Thoroughly enjoyed….🥰

Excellent video tutorial…thank you!!!👏

I have that same twig and horn bag. It is definitely my go to travel bag.

I like the style of blocking wires you showed. I have some that come wound in a tin. When you unfurl them, it can be dangerous if you don’t control the ends. They work great and I have two tins with two sizes. They are great for shawls. The knitter’s pride pins were a game changer for me when I bought them. I have three sets now that I have acquired over time. The knit picks brand and knitter’s pride brands are great for blocking accessories.

I too have an obsession with collecting project bags. My alltime favorite are drawstring bags as you don't have to worry about your knitting getting stuck in the zipper. The fabric prints are my weakness.......In my opinion you can never have too many. You can always use them for storing other things too, right?! Enjoying your podcast.....

Awesome thanks

This is a totally useless comment, but I love this lady, she is absolutely brilliant. And now she has another comment and a like!! 😄

I have those exact same blocking mats and they’re great - so much better than my towel/ trash bag method I had been using. (I’m also wearing my Oak Creek Cardigan as I’m watching this, and it’s so cozy!)

Amazing Free knitting pattern 🧶💗

Absolutely lovely first episode!

Great idea, should be lots of fun!

Yay!! So excited! Thank you for hosting this.

Can't wait until that sweater is released! I'm so glad you've decided to grace us with this podcast, your style is very relaxing and I'm very much enjoying watching you :)

Excellent first podcast! Your pace of speaking is perfect! I love the hat and I love the Fiber Collective plan. Thank you!

Hi Claire: I found your podcast from the YT feed and subscribed right away. I love your podcast. It is so good! You did not appear nervous. You were genuine and your business offer another avenue to source yarn of lesser known farms and small businesses. Thank you for the Ryegate hat pattern, it is so lovely. I recalled your brand and followed you on Instagram. So glad you decided to podcast last year, now we know your brand a little better. Love your Searchlight Raglan sweater! I am so inspired to knit it. Does it contain short rows? I am not sure whether I can cable and do short row shaping simultaneously. I am not so good with doing German short rows for some reason. I just had to frog a raglan with short rows yesterday because I messed up the short rows. Going to try it again today. I am new to sweater knitting and trying to learn. Good luck with your lovely podcast! Keep up with the awesome work! ❤❤

The sweater is LOVELY. I will be awaiting its release and looking forward to casting it on. The socks look great too. I love knitting slipper / sleep socks but use a recipe instead of an actual pattern, and as a result they frequently don't fit. However I've never swatched in the round, so... there's that. Might try your pattern next time.

I so enjoyed this...thanks

Oh I love that sweater!

Oh the patterns are lovely 😍 I will be ready to check when the jumper is released

What a lovely tip,thank you!

Thanks so much for sharing 💗

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