What if the pattern I'm knitting doesn't designate where to put the ladderback stitch? Is that a stupid question?

Thank you Thank you THANK YOU! Clear, and no special spreadsheet program or skills.

Masterful tutorial. Excellent!

Thank you. This is helpful.

You have a special gift with your knitting and teaching. Thank you for your tutorials and information - I am in awe of all you know and how much you share with others!!!

Thank You for this video! 🙏😍

I have watched the video 10 times and I am now convinced that while that method of hem seaming is fantastic if you can do it, it is extraordinarily difficult to do because you’ve got the rest of the sock attached on the other side - it is extraordinarily difficult to see The smiley faces. So, I am wondering what the second recommended seeming method would be. Would it be advisable to do the stretchy castoff instead and do a regular slip stitch to attach the hem?

Thank you for such precise instruction and the whys and why nots!

Thank you! Really great explanation!!!

I’ve watched several videos on this and yours is the best! Thank you!!!

Fantastic! Thank you so much!

Can this BO be used for shoulders that will be stitched together?

Great tutorial, thanks. Quick question. On your finished product, do you work your duplicate stitches before or after blocking? And for which type of blocking; Steam blocking and Wet blocking; if it's different.

I was working with heavy yarn, so chose to unravel it. It worked very well. Thank you!

i'm a new person to knitting @ 9 years & also new @using , learning about wool & superwash wool @ 5 years . i appreciate how you've answered many of my questions just by answering all questions put to you! so since i've given away some of my creations it is so important to me how the new owner cares for or desires to care for what i've made. thank you for offering your time & thought to do this!

Thank you!

Hi Susan! I’m so glad to improve my knitwork with your all precious tutorials. I consider myself a beginner, but what a pleasure to have the perfect gusset for the gloves, or how to avoid the holes on the underarm, doing the short rows for the shawl collar or how to correct do the M1L, M1R, and YO and … Kitchener and CO in pattern and so and so. All the mystery has vanished and now what a relief. Thank you for all your work! I’m doing your twisted vine socks and this is my first try for the method of two circular needles (US1 for the gauge of my yarn). usually working with circular one, the beginning of work is a little bit tricky, but with two, easy peasy. I think that it will help me to better work the heel flap. My question was about the marker, where to put it? I choose to put a safety pin on the work to mark the beginning of the row, instead of a ring on the cable. And last, but not least, your explanations allow me to improve my English - when I work my knits I prefer to write in English instead of French, which is more complicate and no abréviations : K2Tog “ deux mailles ensemble à l’envers”😅

Thank you. so much appreciated

Thanks so much for the video this has really helped with my purl row tension!

Thank you for this tutorial! It's really helpful and easy to repeat :)

Thank you. L O V E I T !

What's the best way to handle the ends on a long piece like a hem?

This is brilliant. Wish I had seen this earlier. I finished one toe and did it the old way. I decided to see if there was a "imprived" method out there, and sure enough, found this.

I have been having “button band anxiety”. Thanks for this video. Very clear and helpful. I’ll be knitting my first band today!

I love your aesthetic sense, about what looks good and making something the best it can be. Thank you for your videos.

I like to slip the first stitch as if to purl. Is it possible to mo the same thin when making a garter tab so that the edge is the same on the entire garment?

Hallo Suzanne, that’s so great. I have done this for the first time and it looks so good! Thank you so much.

I am about to bind off a lace shawl and the last one I blocked ended up sideways. Now I understand why and how to avoid the same mistake! Your video-tutorials never disappoint ❤️. I can't thank you enough!

I loved how you fixed a problem in real time. It was a real lesson to add to the wonderful colour effects you showed. Thanks so much.

Thank you so much for this demonstration. Some of these are so decorative and so useful. Cheers.

I watched several M1R videos and your was definitely the clearest.

Thank you for explaining why the enlarged stitch happens, before proceeding to the fixes. Very helpful.

Love the video but one question remains for me. If I’m making socks and a required to have 64 stitches, am I casting on magic loop 64 stitches or 32 stitches.

Excellent video, one of the best I’ve seen. Thank you

Thank you for making this video. When you are moving the stiches in the third example is this done on the wrong side row? I noticed you did this on the right side row in the first example. But if I switched the stiches on the right side row and the did the 4 rows of double knitting, i would end up doing the bind off on the wrong side row. Is that correct? I always thought you were supposed to bind off on the right side row. Thank you for any clarification you can give me😊

I’ve always wanted to knit a fair isle cardigan but don’t own a sewing machine. I do own crochet hooks. You’re a life saver.

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This is brilliant. I’ve always wanted to knit a Fair Isle cardigan but I don’t own a sewing machine. Thank you for this tutorial.

I’m working on a blanket with a 5 yarn. So it’s thick and I have trouble keeping it on tip of needle. This really helps tho.

Just made my first picot hem (on socks) with your excellent video as my guide. Perfect on the first try! Thanks a million for sharing this technique.

Me again, needing a refresher, you are the BEST! Thanks! My sweater bind off looks super!🥰

Which one should I use to attach seed stitich at the shoulders? There is a cast off, of course. I am a beginner. Thanks

Excellent explanation 🎉

found this video just in time to do a very neat collar on a jacket - clean on both sides... thank you SO much!!

Thank you Suzanne, every time I’m facing options I’m hedging about, I come here and all of a sudden things make sense as to what the right decision should be. Appreciate you!

In this method, we do not need the setup rows of k1, sl1 for 2 rows ?

Thank you. This will help me with our teddy near sweater.

Absolutely amazing. Thank you so much. I was so confused and you clarified it all

Was this 14 sts on each piece? I get all confused on this I've never grafted ❤Thanks Excellent knits ❤

I love that you explain WHY, not just HOW. You are a true educator!