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Yoink! So funny. Thank you for this tutorial.

Thank you for all your tips…😊❤

Since I am a beginner to knitting this has been a great help to me. Thank you 😊

Best instruction’s .

I love Noma’s designs. She is wonderful.

Thanks for featuring these designers.

I watch your videos and I want to Thank You for this video so much! I am 70 years old and have knit my whole life and struggle with my knit stitches being uneven. I've knit where I've just pulled the yarn onto the other needle. Nobody ever showed me the way it should be done. I shared your video with my whole knitting group! I have thoroughly enjoyed my knitting today. I didn't have to go back every 10 or 20 stitches and snug them up. It has always taken me so long to finish a project because I've always gone back to even them up some. No More!!!! Thank You Again!!! ❤

Ooooh! Thank you, Barbara! You are awesome!

Great video thank you

Thank you, great explanation and very useful video. ❤

I found this out when knitting my first sock. the sock looked like bigfoot put it on and stretched it out. LOL I found a new way to hold my yarn and the tension was so much better, my stitches are more even now and the second sock fit perfect on the long skinny foot it was intended for, including the heel. Tension was 90% of my problem.

When I looked at my Fuzzy Goat newsletter this morning I found your unboxing video. I hardly ever watch a whole unboxing but I watched all of yours lolol. You are a fun chickie to watch with my morning coffee. Such a fun box! I am all for pajama pants! I had to zoom the picture to snoop at your shelves. I love the Fuzzy Goat! I have purchased from them a few times and I am always pleased. I need that Swedish cloth (I love those things!) The yarn they sent is beautiful. So I had to subscribe 😊

Very helpful, indeed. thank you. 😁

Hm…I may be a yoinker. Thanks for this explanation! Very helpful. 😊

Thanks for the thorough demonstration -- It was a great reminder about not yanking those stitches off the needle! So what can you offer to improve row gauge? My stitches are too short. I am knitting more sweaters these days and I spend a lot of time recalculating increase and decrease rates. Is it something I just have to live with or can something be done about it?

I love your videos! They’re like refresher courses for us intermediate knitters, but I always learn new tips ❤!

Oh my, this was great. I have never heard anyone explain this, and it was so understandable. Thank you 😊

Really good info but it would be great to see some examples of what they look like. And how do you tell if your wool is superwash or not?

Adorable capelets!! Can I knit a capelets with straight needles. Please guide me and also I would like to understand the plan of a capelets. Thanks dear.

🇧🇷💕🌷💥LINDO OBRIGADA 😘

Thanks - very timely for me to see this video this evening, as I am trying to decide whether to make a Large or XL size cardigan. Didn't realize there was a difference in how ease is presented in the pattern. Mine gives a finished measurement, so that means I have to figure out whether the pattern tells me to add in an amount of ease (I don't think it does, though).

I love this pattern and already have the perfect yarn in my stash for it.

Fascinating, I made it to the end! Very good info, thanks.

I just saw this and I love the pattern! ❤❤❤ I’ll have to look at my supply and see if I have enough yarn

Io ho iniziato a lavorare a maglia a 10 anni, sotto la super visione di mamma e ogni errore me lo faceva disfare perché mi diceva che i pasticci si vedono sempre e il nostro capo perde valore e bellezza. Quindi..........vedete un po' voi . 🤔😣🤔😣

i wonder if that first soap you opened is meant to be the genderfluid pride flag.

Soooo helpful and illuminating. I’ve been knitting for 20 years but still found gold. Thank you! What a great community we knitters are in..sharers and carers!

That is simply gorgeous Barbara!!! 😍

Thank god I came across this video!!!!! I was so confused why I was continuously creating more stitches every row - then I realized my first stitch was the problem and the way I wasn’t dropping the yarn when switching hands. You are a SAINT for this video!!! Thank you thank you thank you!!!

this is such a life saver! thank you so much for sharing! ❤

I think PJ bottoms ARE legit pants. Glad to find your channel. And I love to say ya’ll. Or yinz b/c I’m in Pennsylvania.

This pattern is very interesting for me. I’m not an expert knitter but this doesn’t look like a basic shawl. My sister-in-law is a very small person and I’ve had a hard time finding a shawl (pattern) for her to wear in church and other forums where a shawl will take off the chill in the air. I would like to use really, really nice yarn because I love her a lot and she deserves the best. That said, I think the first “go” should be more conservatively chosen. She wears a size 0-2 for most of her clothes, so you can imagine trying to knit for her. But she can’t find a ready-to-wear shawl anywhere. She has therefore given up…then I saw your new pattern which I love. Not too complicated for me yet not too “simplistic” either. Hope I’m expressing myself correctly. I plan on using a sock yarn because I have more colors to choose from and any of them would be beautiful. I liked your note of using “silk” as part of the yarn composition due to obtaining a better drape. Do you think this will fit her as a casual “wrap” for church? She is soooo tiny. I could only dream. 😅 Thanks for your response and any additional help, Sandy Fercho. 9890 sw Coral Tree Circle, Port St Lucie, Fl 34987 734-751-9048

Made it to the end, and subscribed! thank you!!

Love the PJs! I never put on proper pants until I have to - my friends and family know to call first

You are a beautiful human. This little shawl pattern makes sense. Thank you.

I have a set of those stitch markers and they are great! I reserve mine for start of round but they would also be great for socks as they are so thin.

I had a cone of bamboo (light finger weight or heavy lace weight) that I used to make 2 shawls. You are so right about the splitting. I had to redo many rows at times but got good at being careful with the splitting. The patterns had a lot of k2tog and intricate stitches that meant I couldn't really use a blunter needle or I couldn't do the stitches, but the pointier ones were difficult also! What made it worth it was the drape - absolutely gorgeous! I enjoy your videos as I am a shawl lover (I make them but don't usually wear them - great presents, tho). Another one I LOVE is (are?) your swatch videos. I actually am in love with the swatch patterns themselves and would like to ask that you design a shawl that uses these stitches - maybe not the cables as they usually don't fit in quite well with the yarns that look good in the other stitches, but I think the other stitches go together beautifully. How about it? (In your spare time (LOL). Another question: In the old days (I mean really old as I'm 76), rayon was somewhat flammable and at times disintegrated (rayon scarves, especially). Do you think items made from rayon yarn will last?

What a beautiful shawl!

Too much pre talk

Hi Barbara, yup stitch markers equals settee!! Love the headband. Oooo pretty yarn. Love the colours. Love the box. xxJane 🐑🌼

Funny funny stickers!!! Enjoy your goodies from the box!

Oh my goodness! My mom lives in Tville and I LOVE going to the Fuzzy Goat every time I'm in town. They have good stuff and a place to just sit and knit and talk about your projects.

Absolutely loved your review of these books!

Lovely video today thank you Barbara ❤❤❤

That was fun, thanks Barbara.

thank youu~ you created gorgeous unboxing. ))

This was a lovely unboxing! Happy Pride :)

Also, Parkes is a superb writer.

Love the on-line tools. I hope you do more u-tubes about color

Really helpful and straightforward info.