Nice music, but would prefer English instructions where the knitter explains what she is doing, especially since I knit with the yarn in my right hand.
How can someone dislike this video, i really don't understand. Such a clear visual demonstration, especially for begginer knitters who have to learn alone like me, usually this part in patterns is the most confusing, if one does not have experience, it's almost impossible to understand without seeing it. Personally, i think, this is probably the best knitting video tutorial seen by now! Thank you so much for posting it!
The reason it gets negative reviews is that many of us NEED the verbal explanation along with the visual. This is only a partial demonstration - and as a beginning knitter, I find it bewildering to watch without a concurrent explanation.
4:13 I appreciate your simple demonstration without all the chatter. I’m making my first bottom-up cardigan and needed to see how the armhole decreases look the best. Thanks!
I came here hoping to learn how to knit armholes.. But with absolutely no talking and no explaining the stitches you make and what you do, I understood nothing.
Okay, so basically. The stitches you need to kmow are the knit stitch and purl stitch. Alternating each stitch like one row is knit, and the next row is purl makes the stockinette stitch pattern. Know that we know that those are the stitches, let's look at the video. The first row is a knit row, you cast off, or bind off the first 5 stitches, which is picking up 2 at the beginning, the pulling the first one over the second one to kind of drop it off the needle. You repeat this process, having 2 on your right(or left needle if your left handed) and dropping the first one off the needle for a total of 5 stitches then continuing with the the knit stitch until the end of the row. Then you turn your work, which will now be the purl row. Same process, you bind off 5 stitches the same way we did for the knit row. Then continue with your row. Turn your work. Then you bind of 3 stitches with your knit row. Continue on as normal. Turn work. Bind off 3 purl stitches. Continue with your row. Turn. Bind off 2 knit stitches, Continue with row. Turn. Bind off 2 purl stitches, Continue with row. Turn. Etc. Etc. You can do this with more stitches as well, say for example, you start off with 7 bind off stitches. Then 5, 3 etc. This makes for a smoother edge for the arm hole. Hope that helps❤
Nice music but NO explaining of stitches! Plus I knit the other way not with finger. Maybe the instructions in writing appear on screen while knitting to appear as well would be good.
Beautifully explained! and no words! 👍 I would love to learn from you how to make the set in sleeve bottom up using this same method of 5,3,2 and 1 bind of in the sleeve.,.... so, from there what do we do to make, or get to the sleeve cap portion? (and top down sleeve too if it's not too much trouble). Thank You. 🌹
Your armholes look beautiful but as a beginner I find this video hard to follow without explanation, as there is no verbal instruction or description of the type of stitches you’re doing. Also you’re going quite fast so it’s hard to know what’s going on visually - thank you for sharing however.
Interesting attempt at demonstration without explanation - but I cannot follow it with the visual. Perhaps next time you could make the words optional or film it both ways. Also, your video is out of focus at times.
Nice music, but would prefer English instructions where the knitter explains what she is doing, especially since I knit with the yarn in my right hand.
How can someone dislike this video, i really don't understand. Such a clear visual demonstration, especially for begginer knitters who have to learn alone like me, usually this part in patterns is the most confusing, if one does not have experience, it's almost impossible to understand without seeing it. Personally, i think, this is probably the best knitting video tutorial seen by now! Thank you so much for posting it!
It be good for written instructions on screen same time as well.
Some people are not visual learners and need to hear the instructions. This video completely ignore a huge segment of the population.
The reason it gets negative reviews is that many of us NEED the verbal explanation along with the visual. This is only a partial demonstration - and as a beginning knitter, I find it bewildering to watch without a concurrent explanation.
@@ALscience never heard of knitting with eyes shut so all knitting is visual!
@@miriangarcia4352 And yet learning styles are different.. lol
Amazing video! I'm a visual learner and you did the job. I understood and now my first ever piece has beautiful arm holes 😊
4:13 I appreciate your simple demonstration without all the chatter. I’m making my first bottom-up cardigan and needed to see how the armhole decreases look the best. Thanks!
Oh my word, I am SO SO glad I found this video!!! Thank you very much. It was so helpful!!! 🙏🤩🤗
I came here hoping to learn how to knit armholes.. But with absolutely no talking and no explaining the stitches you make and what you do, I understood nothing.
Okay, so basically. The stitches you need to kmow are the knit stitch and purl stitch. Alternating each stitch like one row is knit, and the next row is purl makes the stockinette stitch pattern.
Know that we know that those are the stitches, let's look at the video.
The first row is a knit row, you cast off, or bind off the first 5 stitches, which is picking up 2 at the beginning, the pulling the first one over the second one to kind of drop it off the needle. You repeat this process, having 2 on your right(or left needle if your left handed) and dropping the first one off the needle for a total of 5 stitches then continuing with the the knit stitch until the end of the row. Then you turn your work, which will now be the purl row. Same process, you bind off 5 stitches the same way we did for the knit row. Then continue with your row. Turn your work. Then you bind of 3 stitches with your knit row. Continue on as normal. Turn work. Bind off 3 purl stitches. Continue with your row. Turn. Bind off 2 knit stitches, Continue with row. Turn. Bind off 2 purl stitches, Continue with row. Turn. Etc. Etc. You can do this with more stitches as well, say for example, you start off with 7 bind off stitches. Then 5, 3 etc. This makes for a smoother edge for the arm hole.
Hope that helps❤
@@moonpluto6732 thank you , that was really helpful
@@zahraaali7286 glad I could help🥰🥰🥰
Exactly what I was looking for thank you so much!
You knit exactly as I do!!
nice and clear visual explanation. Love it ! thank you :)
Thank you, I totally get it.
I would like to know how you did the armholes on the gray sweater, since it's being used as an example of what not to do.
This great, however you do not show how to decrease 1 st each end
Please, tell me what the background music is? I watch this video for it. So calming!
Genial!!!! Gracias!!!!👏👏👏
Excellent video. People, ..just use your eyes!! It's the words that get confusing sometimes. I love it very helpful. Thanks !
also kind of hard to tell what you're looking at if you're a novice and it's sped up though
No, the words do NOT confuse many of us....for us, we need the explanation along with the image.
Thank you for the video. It's very easy to follow.
Very useful video..
Thanks for sharing 👍
Nice music but NO explaining of stitches! Plus I knit the other way not with finger. Maybe the instructions in writing appear on screen while knitting to appear as well would be good.
I am so glad I found your video. I love it. Thank you.
Danke ❣
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Beautifully explained! and no words! 👍 I would love to learn from you how to make the set in sleeve bottom up using this same method of 5,3,2 and 1 bind of in the sleeve.,.... so, from there what do we do to make, or get to the sleeve cap portion? (and top down sleeve too if it's not too much trouble). Thank You. 🌹
i dont understand how the left side is bind off
nvm i got it! dont let the no-voiceover discourage u guys lol. thanks for the video!
Your armholes look beautiful but as a beginner I find this video hard to follow without explanation, as there is no verbal instruction or description of the type of stitches you’re doing. Also you’re going quite fast so it’s hard to know what’s going on visually - thank you for sharing however.
This could be a really great video of you refocused your camera! The swatches are in focus and not your knitting!
Interesting attempt at demonstration without explanation - but I cannot follow it with the visual. Perhaps next time you could make the words optional or film it both ways. Also, your video is out of focus at times.
There's no talking? This isn't helpful. Not even finishing watching it.
Useless