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Thank you for the in-the-round instructions!!

Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. You are an excellent teacher!! I purchased the recommended Knitter’s Pride dpn -love them.

The clearest tutorial I've watched so far

Thank you for showing the technique with both methods of knitting :)

Thank you so much, this is gonna be super useful

Best version I've seen of the pinhole cast on, which I have found to be a pain in the neck, you make this look so easy. Thank You.

Hi I’m so lost! I’m trying and trying but I don’t know when to do the k2tog or ssk, where do you start decreasing? Do you do up to a certain amount of stitches before decreasing? Thank you!

Thank you Norman

thank you , problem solved !

Thank you Norman 🙏💞

Thank you, Thank YOu! I think I’ve finally got it!, My European relatives taught me to knit this way as a child, I remembered just enough to never feel comfortable with English style, despite multiple attempts to “teach me the correct easier way !”.

Was very helpful. Thank you for sharing ❤

Was a bit of a struggle since i am left handed and had to mirror each step in my head but i finally did it! :D (I know i could have mirrored the video but i couldn’t be bothered hehe) Watching the slow motion part over and over and over again eventually did the trick!!

So, this increase will look the same on the left increase side of project too?

Hi there. Thank you for this very clear video. Just one thing, if you haven't already done so: could you show us how to switch from garter stitch to (bottom loop to top loop) to purl or plain. And if you reply -- this being 3 years ago -- I might quiz you as to how to follow a pattern using 'wrap' and turns .

Love that you reviewed both methods! Thank you ❤

It took me over half an hour of googling and YouTubing before I found this video, I just wanted to know how to start of knitting a new colour, thank you!

So helpful!! Thank you!

I think you miswrote the video title? You wrote "knit", instead of "knot" as you say in the video.

Always on the mark! Such simple well explained and demonstrated problem solver. Thank you🎉❤❤❤😊

Is there a version of this for knitting in the round?

OKAY! I have been looking for answers on this one I keep getting garter stitches thank you thank you!

Thank you for this tutorial; do you show anywhere how to distribute this cast on to four double points? I'm finding that particularly challenging because the last stitch is so open-ended. I'm pretty sure that you know a way to secure that stitch:)

Thank you Norman for the detailed explanation and clear demonstration as usual. I've practiced on swatch along with the video. Yes, the result was a more aligned and nicer left leaning decrease that mirrors my k2tog on the other side much better than other ways (skpo etc) I've tried along the way. I made an extra step because of that kinda loose stitch which somehow shows imperfection up in the front after I purl in the back end. My Extra step is to pull the loop of the following stitch after the decrease to take up the slack of the loose stitch then it somehow normalizes after I continue knitting on. But the extra step is worth it for me to see that it'll look great even before blocking. Thanks again!

I learned that from Patty Lyons tutorials 😊

Love your explanations, they are always so crystal clear. ❤❤❤❤

The best explanation on this method. THANK YOU:)

Is the brioche stitch different from the half brioche stitch?

This is so much easier with a crochet hook. I just can't seem to pull the loop through without it flipping off my needle. 😩 So I grabbed my crochet hook instead and easy peasy. You make it look so simple. I'm not sure what I'm missing.

Hi Norman, I am having trouble figuring out how to combine this method of changing colors with slipping the first stitch of the garter stitch to get a nicer selvage edge. Any tips or maybe I missed a video?

Norman, your stitches are PERFECT. You have beautiful tension control; I never see any "rowing" in your work. How in the world do you do it? Thank you for sharing all of your tips with us. :) God bless.

Amazing!

Awesome tutorial, easy to follow and just the right speed. Also I love your voice, so calm and clear. Thank you 😊

Incredible method! Thank you so much!

thankyou for the clear explanation, i’ve been trying to do this pattern for ages but it keeps turning out like popcorn on a stick definitely changing how i hold my working yarn now lmao

Thank you so much Norman. That’s so useful. I’m hooked on your toe-up-sock tutorial. That is an epic UA-cam episode. I don’t think I’ll ever do cuff-down-socks again. 🧶🧶🧶

Thank you Norman! Another super clear and helpful video tutorial 😊🧶❤️

Thanks . It was nice to see a couple of new videos from you. The two repeats were very good reminders. Again, thank you.

I learned this as the twin-crease by Assia Brill . I hide my yoke increases using this method

This is a wonderful technique, thanks for shwoing it in detail. 🙏

Very cool! I’ve never even heard of this. Looks lovely and easy to do!! I can see this being handy when my count is off and I have to fudge things. 😕

❤. Can it be knitted to lean left too?

So helpful, thank you! Also, you have a lovely speaking voice 😊

Very interesting knitting method. Thank you so much for showing how to do this. What is this pattern can be used for?

Thank You 😁👌😍

I've seen this increase around instagram over the last month or so. It looks very pretty. I'm eager to try it on my next project!

Danke, super erklärt.

Hi Norman. I’ve never seen or heard of this increase before. Very cool! It looks great! Thanks for another great tutorial! Have a wonderful week!😊

thanks for this! beginner knitter here, I love how neat this increase looks.

Grazie Norman!bellissima soluzione.non ho capito se si può fare solo sul lato dx del lavoro (mi sembra impossibile)!mi puoi spiegare perché non hai fatto il campione con gli aumenti simmetrici .cosa non ho capito?