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Thank you for making the difficult to understand so clear and well demonstrated

Great video. But you didn't include if you need to knit backwards for more than 1 row.

Thank you!

If the number of stitches in my. Sweater pattern doesn’t come out right for the mosaic pattern how do I fix this?

Thank you for this inspirational video describing your knitting history. Pls could u tell me what the rest of your beautiful sweater says after NO. Thnx again

I’m e always using German CO . After seeing you tutorial I think I would like to start using the Italian c o I love the finished look. I just have to keep repeat watching your tutorial until get the hang of it. Any advice?😊

Hello Norman, my hubby bought me my first interchangeable knitting needle set. It is a Knit Pro Ginger delux set and I love it. Thank you for the advice. The connecting points are very secure which was my biggest concern. You are an amazing knitter and encourager, never stop. 😀

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This year will be the year I knit socks 😤

Thanks!

thank you so much for this video and the matching blog post!! most helpful double knitting information on the internet

One thing I do with left over yarns is weigh the ball on a kitchen scale, and make a note if that on the label tag. This helps in hunting through the stash in planning another project to quickly see if there is enough yarn.

Also why didn't you show tubular cast on. It makes a very stretchy edge and beautifully neat.

Hi Norman, just a comment about your method of doing cable cast on. When you put the stitch on the needle it would be twisted for English knitters. When English knitters use the cable cast they turn the stitch before putting it on the needle.

Norman, thank you for this detailed video. I especially appreciated learning the deeper science of felting. I thought you might find it interesting that acrylic yarn doesn't melt unless it gets up to 160 degrees C (320 F), but steaming it does something called, in English, "killing the yarn." I never liked that phrase, so I looked up the etymology of it today, and it turns out that "kill" has been used since 1610 to mean "to nullify or neutralize the qualities of" something. Who knew? The other phrase that I've seen a lot is that steaming acrylic "relaxes the fibers," but I haven't seen any description of what is happening during that process. I know yarn can be tightly wound, but tense? I don't get it. I thought you might find it a fun question to look into sometime.

I find your blog and videos quite helpful! Thanks a lot🤍

Bro need to stop yapping 💀

I just got the karbonz interchangeable needles at your recommendation! How long of a cable on my needles should I be using with this pattern? The one that came with my set seems a little short!

Yes❣️ thank you 🙏🏼🥰

You are so thorough in every way. I will be watching this a few times because there’s so much information. I said, “WHAAAAT” a few times. I plan to download the pattern as well. I’ve been knitting for seven years so I consider myself a beginner because there’s so much to learn. The details and techniques used spell success and you prove that in every video. Thank you.

That was very clear explanations as always. Thank you very much it was very helpful

34:31 If I need to shorten the sweater, can I attach the ribbing again?

Agreed on the video on negative ease. Please. Another informative and thoughtful video, thank you.

@NimbleNeedles There is another cable Chiaogoo offers now SWIV 360 they are flexible and make MagicLoop more tolerable. The only thing that I personally experienced with this cable is the "plug" that holds the cable in the shaft below the hole where you tighten with the TPin....un screwed itself and blocked the hole. There's a fix for this.... an eye glass repair screwdriver. Insert it into the shaft an screw it back into place. This information was supplied by Chiagoo. Otherwise I truly appreciate your help and support. I share your page with a lot of my knitting buddies, who also fine your videos very informative and relevant. Thank you so much for taking time out to help me become a better knitter.

I’m from Ohio, USA. Honestly I’m so grateful for this video I didn’t know there was different styles!

If I have : cast on 27 sts (6+12+2 edge sts) and work according to chart, how do I work the multiple of stitches to fit my waist 46"

I found this same thing when I was knitting a cardigan several years ago!! I was doing short rows in pattern, though, so I thought it was just the fact that I was doing seed stitch, and so had purl and knit stitches on both back and front. I ended up purling some stitches through the back loop (tricky but doable), knitting some through the back loop and knitting / purling the normal way some stitches to get them to come out untwisted, depending on what the underlying stitch was (ie. knit or purl). I don't remember pulling stitches to the front, but it all did work out. German short rows were the only short row method I could find that really worked for non-stockinette fabric.

I am a regular joe, though I loved watching Mum and other family member knitting an crocheting and always wanted to go into it though it seems like magic of the most advance order haha. I am very thankfully for the tips an tutorial, it was sincerely appreciated, I'm grateful! Cheers n.n

Great tips thankyou

Seattle Is Washington USA I keep my yarn in open pretty baskets. Yikes! I'll change.

Your video is amazing for the beginners I love it lots of love for u ❤from India

Do you remember how long you put them in the oven to start melting the plastic to get the hook out of the initial handle/what temp?

Hi Norman! I love your videos! I tried the KFB/SKL toe increases, and I like how sturdy and solid they look and feel, but my sock toes pull in on the sides. It felt pretty tight while I was working them. Will this block out into a more standard wedge shape? Or do you (or your viewers) have any advice for avoiding this? Thanks!

You are a fantastic knitter and teacher!

I would really appreciate knowing hoy o increase every row in 2x2 rib. I keep getting messed up when I essentially need to increase into the created backward loop increase from the previous row. What am I missing. Thanks so much

Hello, Just have a quick question Can we use Chopsticks instead of Big Niddles

I am shopping for new needles. Your videos have been very helpful in that regard and I appreciate it very much. ruclips.net/video/5CDAOFI6mLo/видео.htmlsi=b7Mluu1pY2tlh0ZP

Hi Norman, I am a newbie to knitting. Have never knitted at all. I find your instructions and explanations very clear to follow and I have just subscribed. Hope to learn more and be inspired to knit for my family members . Thanks much for your knitting videos. 😃

I felt called out when you mentioned gripping the needles for dear life 😅🤣 First time I tried learning continental knitting, as a lefty knitting the way of the righties AND a lefty crocheter, it was like creating war in my brain 😂 But your explanations and slow motions truly helped! I'm still figuring out how to correctly set my hands to avoid cramping but at least now I can actually make stitches!

oh dear I keep all my needles in a thread and maple folder with the pages which I absolutely love but its a bit more expensive than a shoe box.

thanks for explaining it so clearly what you’re doing and repeating so many times without any annoying background music! this was the tutorial that clicked as a newbie knitter transitioning from English ❤

I have no eye openers yet… I am a crocheter who just made 2 swatches of knitting yesterday and want to see in advance what others have learned!

Norman is so freakin adorable! I'm so glad I stumbled across these tutorials. I've been crocheting for 30 years, and in the last decade I've wanted to knit and thought it would be too hard, but...Norman makes it easy to understand, especially with how he explains the architecture of the stitches. Thank you Norman!

I found your patreon!

I love your tutorials. I learn so much and you’re my first go to with anything knitting! I want to join your Patreon but where?

I'm a new knitter and the magic loop was so confusing to me until I watched this video. Thank you for heping me understand it!!

beginner 1 lol XD but this is what i needed. an overview of knitting as a whole.