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Such a good demo - straight in, no chatter, nice big needles and high contrast yarns. Carefully and fully explained. No distracting nasty nail varnish, even. Excellent. Thanks!

Perfect video. It saved my day!

As I continue my knitting journey, I see where one needs to begin at like age 5 !! There is just tons and tons to learn. Huge thanks for helping us here !!

Wow, this was interesting I'm off to test swatch to see where my problem is. I just subscribed. Hmm thought I did, but, nope. Probably still new to UA-cam back then. I'm back and in now !! Lots of videos to watch :-)

Best video yet 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Thank you very much for this tutorial. Your teaching is clear, and the stitches are clearly seen because of the bright colours you use. You are one of my go-to teachers. Thank you 🌷

Just a suggestion - maybe use a more contrasting color for the yarn to the needles. The yellow blends into the needles too much

How do you add on/increase stitches at the end of a knitted row?

Tkank you❤❤❤❤❤it’s brilliant! And save a lot of time😊

Love your demonstrations

Im lost on when you pick up the stitches on the sides that you're creating. Does it mean to knit in the round when you say knit all stitches when working the heel part?

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So good to see you again where have you been. I love your Verdi’s❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for explaining why we need to slide the knitting to the other side.

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I thought I’d watched all of your videos but obviously I missed this one! This is, as usual, just brilliant! This will be helpful in SO MANY scenarios. As always, thank you for sharing your extensive knitting experience and knowledge ❤❤

You are AWESOME!!! I watched your video to refresh my memory about how to work way 2, as I’d never heard of way 3. I’d always wished that there was a provisional long tail cast on, and VOILA!!! There it is in your video. I’ll be forever in your debt. thank you, Thank you, THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!

Does the needle angle trick also apply for Norwegian purling?

Thank you! 🤗 I did this with fingering weight yarn to bind off the bottom edge of a camisole. It gave a neat and pretty edge. It did curl at first but laid flat once blocked. I am a tight knitter, though, and so the edge was firm and a bit too tight so I tinked it back (pretty easy if you tink with the wrong side facing and pick up the topmost purl bump before undoing each stitch, dropping the lower purl bump that you picked up from the back of the fabric as you go.) I redid the same bind off but added a reverse yarn over just before picking up the purl bump from the back of the fabric. Then bound off this yarn over along with the stitch before. So a combination of this method plus Jeny’s surprisingly stretchy bind off. This added a lot more stretch into the edge and it also laid flat straight away, even before reblocking. I’ll be using this whenever I want a clean and minimal hem. It has the added advantage that if you are playing yarn chicken, you can just keep going in stockinette until you have a yarn tail of about 4 or 5 times the circumference of your hem. That way, you can use almost every bit of yarn. Thank you very much for the inspiration 🎉

Thank you so much for your tutoring 🙏💝💗🥰👌

Been looking for a lovley seam ,this is going to work perfectly..Thank you X

You made my day🎉

I grew up in former Yugoslavia and thats how i knit and was thought by my mom. I am now in canada too and dont see anyone knitting this way.

Thank you! Super easy to follow and thank you for including the salvage stitches! That’s how I learnt and it drives me nuts when they are not included and I get so confused! 😅❤❤

Excellent video tutorial for 1x1 ribbing! Thanks. 👍

I was taught using the long tail cast on so this is so easy to do the provisional cast on. Thank you so much!❤

Thank you so much, Maryna! ❤

I have a problem. How do you reinfoce or make the sole of a sock thicker after knitting it. I knitted with double strands but just want the sole thicker. Do I darn the sole? But how? I'm totally lost because I really want to do a good job and don't want the socks to look ugly. I'm sure you'll be able to help as you're always my "go to" when I need advice. 🎉

I am a total fan! You are a true pedagogue. Your calm, clear, detailed instructions are very anchoring. Thank you!

Wow. I'm wondering how I would do that since I normally knit my flat dishcloths back and forth on circular needles. Will I have to find a straight needle of the same size for the bind off?

That's drop dead gorgeous! I knit a LOT of plain ol' dishcloths and I can see that this will be so much more interesting than my usual 4-row garter stitch border. I can't wait to learn the corresponding bind off!

Thank you so much I liked the different colors to help the visuals. Was able to save the project I spent hours on

Thank you Maryna for teaching us this beautiful stitch, it sure does add A lovely trimming to the edges. 🙏💝

as usual your instructions and video are beautifully clear!

Can this be used when knitting in the round?

Beautiful and beautifully demonstrated!

Thank you, Maryna! ❤

Wow! Thank you, Maryna!

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Merciiiiii pour ce tuto si rare et si clairement expliqué ❤

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is it stretchy?

Thank you for this! I knew of the burn test, but had forgotten the various behaviors of the fibers when I stick them into a burning candle. This was very helpful! :^)

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brilliant thanks

I so love your knitting it is so perfect. I wall be trying these edges.

This is fascinating--I've never heard of this technique before! I do have a question: what do you do when the cable changes? Ex. you just completed a 2/2 LC, but on the next RS rw it's a 2/1 LC...so on the needles you'd have a gs, 2 k sts, gs, gs, 2 k sts, gs, but to complete the 2/1 LC you'd need gs, 1 k st, gs, gs, 2 k sts, gs. How do you get the first gs into the correct position? I'm about to start Nora Gaughan's Deliciosa pullover and I'd love to try this technique but the motif is organic so the cables change sizes quite a bit from one RS rw to the next. Thanks so much; your tutorials are always so clear and to-the-point and I so appreciate it!

Wow you made this look so easy. Thank you for the confidence boost ❤