Slow-Motion Casting On to DPNs

With the Knitted Knockers tutorial coming out next week, I want to release this slo-mo video to cover the trickiest part of the project.

If you’d like to get ready for the Knitted Knockers tutorial, here is more info.
The free pattern we’re using
List of approved yarns
You can use magic loop or flexible double-points for Knitted Knockers, but I’ll be demonstrating on DPNs.

The needles I’m using are Knitter’s Pride Ginger double-pointed needles.
The yarn is Paintbox Yarns Chunky.
The scarf on the mannequin is Bay’s Edge (not my design). Here is my Ravelry project page with details on the yarn, etc.

Knitting Repair Loom

In this video I provide info on knitting repair looms, and take you through a repair from start to finish.

The loom I use in the video, from Katrinkles
My favorite sweater is this pattern, Cline

My other repair videos-
Patching
Darning

The hat and cowl on the mannequin is called Moorings by Vanessa Ewing. It is the current “perk” for Brioche Tier patrons of the audio podcast. You can listen to the VeryPink Knits Podcast in your favorite podcast app, or here on my website.

Slow Motion Backwards Loop Cast-On

In this video, I demonstrate the Backwards-Loop CO in slow motion. This is not a sturdy CO, like one you would use to start a new project, but it is handy for adding a few stitches.

Sturdier cast-ons, good for starting a project –
Long-Tail CO
Knitted CO

The shawl on the mannequin is Lilli Pilli, link to my Ravelry project page.

The sweater I’m wearing is store-bought, not hand knit. 🙂

Slow-Motion Fisherman’s Rib

In this video I demonstrate the fisherman’s rib stitch in slow motion.

You can see my entire slow-motion playlist here.
My Fisherman’s Rib Hat and Scarf tutorial is here.
Proactive lifelines

Instructions for working Fisherman’s Rib:
Cast-on a multiple of 2 stitches, plus 3
Setup Row (RS): K across all stitches
Row 1 (WS): *P 1, K 1 into stitch below*, repeat between *s to last stitch, P 1
Row 2: K1, *K1, K 1 into stitch below*, repeat between *s to last 2 stitches, K 2
Repeat Rows 1 and 2 to desired length, BO on WS, while working Row 1

Instructions for working this stitch in-the-round:
Cast-on an even number of stitches, and join to begin working in-the-round.
Setup Round: K around all stitches
Round 1: *K1, K 1 into stitch below*, repeat between *s to end
Round 2: *P 1 into stitch below, K1*, repeat between *s to end
Repeat Rounds 1 and 2 to desired length, BO while working Round 1
To purl into stitch below, approach the V below the current stitch from back to front.

Slow-Motion Backwards (or Mirror) Knitting

In this video I demonstrate “mirror” or backwards knitting, a way to knit back across a row, when you would normally turn the work to purl.

Mentioned in the video – Entrelac tutorial
The shawl on the mannequin is Autumn Crunch by Vanessa Ewing, a pattern exclusively for Brioche Tier patrons of the VeryPink Knits Podcast (an audio production). More information here.
The needles I used are Knitter’s Pride bamboo DPNs, and the yarn is Paintbox Yarns Chunky.

Knitting Help – Fair Isle Magic Loop

In preparation for a fair isle hat tutorial next week, I demonstrate working fair isle using magic loop (a long circular needle), and the things to watch for to keep good tension.

The tutorial for the hat in the video is now available! You can see that video here.

Getting Started with Magic Loop
Simple Magic Loop

Next week’s tutorial is on the hat, you can get your pattern and yarn now to be ready for next week!
Fair Isle Hat Pattern
Kraemer Yarns Perfection Worsted

The scarf on the mannequin is Lighten Up, details on my Ravelry project page.

Slow Motion Flicking Knits and Purls

In this video I demonstrate the knitting style of “flicking” and switching between knits and purls in rib and seed stitch.

Reading Your Knitting video

You can see all of my slow-motion videos here.
You can see my other flicking videos here.

The scarf on the mannequin is Lighten Up, here is my project on Ravelry.
The needles I’m using are Knitter’s Pride DPNs.
The yarn I’m using is Paintbox Aran.