Foundation Skills for Knitting in the Round Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2026-09-20 | Foundation Skills for Knitting in the Round
Fixing Cable Mistakes by Dropping One Column at a Time. Correcting a Mis-Crossed Cable by Dropping Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-09-06 | I first learned of this technique from Caroline Sheffield. She has published an article in the Winter 2022-23 Cast On Magazine, entitled "Correcting a Mis-Crossed Cable by Dropping One Column at a Time". You can access her article by being a member of TKGA. If you are not a member, you can sign up at TKGA.org. Membership is just $25 a year and you get access to years and years of educational articles, including many that I have written.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Sequential Lifted Increases for Cable Flare Compensation 2/2LC and 2/2RC Cables Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-02-17 | This is a demonstration on the technique of using lifted increases in sequence to compensate for cable flare. This is in association with a cable pillow tutorial that I have on Ravelry called Unity.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Cable Flare Reduction, Reducing 4 stitches to 2, 2/2LC and 2/2RC Cables Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-02-17 | This is a demonstration of using stitch equivalency for cable flare reduction. In association with a pillow tutorial that I have on Ravelry - Unity.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
How to create tidy cables, no ladders, no enlarged stitches Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-02-16 | This is in conjunction with a series of cable pillow tutorials that I have on Ravelry. Kolam which you can find here - ravel.me/kolam, and Unity which you can find here - If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
How to Weave in the Cast On and Bind Off Tails When Working in the Round. CO and BO Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-02-15 | This is a demonstration of how to joylessly join the Cast On and Bind Off rounds when working in the round. If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Latvian Braid Worked in the Round, Plus Weaving in the Ends Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-02-15 | This is in conjunction with a wonderful pattern by David Van De Kamp called Dunes of Latvia. You can find it on Ravelry - ravel.me/dunes-of-latviaIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Latvian Braids Worked Flat Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-02-15 | This is in conjunction with a wonderful pattern by David Van De Kamp called Dunes of Latvia. You can find it on Ravelry - ravel.me/dunes-of-latviaIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Meet TKGA Certified Master Hand Knitter Kerrie Brown Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-01-29 | Kerrie Ann Allen Brown is a retired Doctor of Optometry and mother of three boys. Find out how she completed The Knitting Guild Association's Master Hand Knitting Certification course in one year.She lives in the Outer Banks of North Carolina with her husband John, who is a Patent Attorney with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. She takes great joy in researching fibers and knitting techniques and also in learning about the culture and history of knitting, particularly in Scandinavian countries, Iceland, and the United Kingdom. She uses her online presence in the Ravelry community (screen name "heyKerrianne") to try to assist others and inspire them with their knitting projects and techniques.Where to find Suzanne:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#suzannebryan
Starting a Cable or Cables Mid Fabric in One Color and Two Colors Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-01-27 | This is in conjunction with a pillow tutorial that I have called Kolam. You can find it on Ravelry here - ravel.me/kolam. This compound increase uses M1R, M1L and CDI and turns one stitch into 5. This is also a factor for cable flare compensation or stitch equivalency. You can find it on Ravelry here - ravel.me/kolam.This is just one method to start cables mid fabric.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#kolampillow
Kolam Pillow Questions and Answers Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-01-22 | Join me in a discussion of this new pattern. You can find the pattern on Ravelry at ravel.me/kolam.I will be discussing gauge swatches. The right fabric for a pillow top, How to make adjustments to the pillow top pattern if your gauge is not right on and answer other questions as we start this new adventure.If you would like to be added to Suzanne's email list click here - youtube.com/channel/UCxB2EkvniZaIVa7cnDjw3Pwlp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FTime stamps 1-22-220:00—introductions2:41—Suzanne talks about the parts of the KOLAM pillow KAL3:12—Suzanne shows us some swatches to demonstrate the differences in needle size5:27—a discussion of different gauge for cables and stockinette and how to compensate for them8:49—how to accurately measure for stitch gauge13:14—common mistakes that let your gauge swatch lie to you17:53—how stitch pattern borders can affect row and stitch gauge20:04—the cable swatch, will it affect gauge21:08—various ways that Suzanne started and stopped cables in mid-fabric22:31—the inspiration that Suzanne used to design this pillow24:02—mini cable swatches, one as a single color, one in two colors29:51—if the gauges for cable and background yarns are different, will they still work?30:36—yarn choices to avoid pilling and abrasion33:43—is there a video playlist for this KAL?35:54—is the pattern revised to include the new cable technique?38:34—how to avoid puckering when working the intarsia cable39:52—a short discussion on cable flare41:25—how to prevent ladders when making cables42:56—Suzanne shows us a picture of the finished pillow44:21—yarn yardage requirements45:46—how to use the 10 foot yarn strands to make intarsia cables46:37—how much yarn is needed if a lot of swatches are made?47:43—how to access the Ravelry library to update patterns49:42—information on Suzanne’s Boot Camps52:90—will there be options to add color or not to these pillows?Where to find Suzanne:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#suzannebryan#kolam#itag-kolam
Lifted Increases on Rev Stockinette Stitch, Starting Cables Mid Fabric Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-01-22 | This video is in association with a Pillow Tutorial that I have on Ravelry called Kolam. You can find it here - ravel.me/kolam. This technique was taught to me by Françoise Monerau.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#Kolampillow#SuzanneBryan#lifted increases
Getting an accurate gauge from your gauge swatch. Measuring stitch and row gauge Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-01-17 | In this video, I demonstrate how I prepare my swatch prior to measuring for gauge. I also demonstrate how I measure gauge.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#gaugeswatch#KOLAM#suzannebryan
Meet Clare from Sister Mountain Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-01-15 | Clare Mountain-Manipon is the owner and creator of Sister Mountain, a website devoted to teaching knitters how to design, and sell their patterns in multiple sizes.Her blog is full of invaluable information.You can find her here - sistermountain.comShe also has a YouTube channel which you can find here - youtube.com/channel/UCxB2EkvniZaIVa7cnDjw3PwTime stamps for 1-15-20220:00—introduction, Clare tells us about herself3:13—Clare tells us about studying knitting/fashion design in college7:57—how Clare’s training could lead her in many possible directions9:28—what came between the swatch studio and Clare’s blog12:17—what led Clare to handknitting?16:56—Clare tells us about courses she offers19:07—how does Clare conduct her courses?23:59—are the courses self-paced or on a set schedule?25:45—Suzanne talks about how her Boot Camp courses can prepare someone for Clare’s courses29:11—Clare shows us some of her designs, starting with the sweater she is wearing30:05—a hat that was Clare’s first design30:44—miniature sweaters in various styles31:57—two sweaters with interesting textures on them35:48—Clare’s first published design and another sweater with interesting edgings/trims41:35—how to sign up for Clare’s blog43:54—is the class time based on the UK time zone?46:45—how much do you need to change a basic shape to call it your own design?51:51—the “Trust Me Sweater”, with some fun and technical details53:26—a pair of socks, with a story about the yarn choice56:40—how do you achieve mock ribbing?If you would like to be added to Suzanne's email list click here - youtube.com/channel/UCxB2EkvniZaIVa7cnDjw3Pwlp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find Suzanne:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#offthecuffwithsuzanne#claresistermountain#suzannebryan
How to work lifted increases in Reverse St st or on the Purl side of the fabric Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-01-15 | In this video, I demonstrate how to work lifted increases in purl stitches.This is in conjunction with a cable pillow pattern that I have available on Ravelry. You can find it here - ravel.me/kolamIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#KOLAMpillow#liftedincreasespurl#LLI&RLI
Decrease 5 stitches to 1 on WS of fabric Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2022-01-15 | In this video I demonstrate how to decrease 5 stitches to 1 on the WS of the fabric. This is in conjunction with a pattern that I have on Ravelry called KOLAM. The pattern is a pillow with two color cables starting and stopping mid fabric. You can find it here - ravel.me/kolamIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#Decrease5stitchesto1#kolampillow#suzannebryan
Meet David Van De Kamp Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-12-11 | I was born in a small town up in the old mountains, south west of Serbia. I grew up surrounded by rather crafty family members, especially my grandmama to whom I give all the credit for how I turned out to be. She was a master Weaver, and thus first thing I learned was how to weave. At this point I was around 5 years of age, and can vividly remember how monumental granny's weaving loom seemed. A few years passed and I became curious about crochet, aond simply had to try. It's safe to say this has turned into a new obsession of mine. After crocheting for a year or two, I then discovered the art of knitting, and simply fell in love. I of course knew I couldn't possibly pick one craft and stick to it, so I decide that I shall become a textile artist and embrace all manner of hand crafts. I started studying history of dress and textile, mostly focusing my studies on the Victorian era. I then spent years knitting and studying, quietly in my home, when I decided to move to China. Ancient China is something I truly wanted to learn about and thus I went. It is there that I have rediscovered myself, studied silk weaving and embroidery, costume, poetry and architecture. This is also when I started taking pictures of what I made and publishing on social media. After some years in China, covid happened and I once again found myself back home, and unable to leave. At that point I met my now best friend Irina Shaar through Instagram, who encouraged me to publish my first ever design, Casta diva shawl. This was the beginning of my career and I knew that this was something I was meant to do. I continue to publish with great feedback from knitters and can't wait to publish more. Now to mention my yarn. Serbian wool has played a huge part in the survival of our ancestors. Unfortunately with how fast fashion has spread, people have forgotten about it. I took this opportunity to try and bring back to life and share it with the world. The wool we spin and dye, is locally grown, and bought from farmers who would have otherwise thrown it out. Our yarn supports the local community and gives people hope. I am currently knitting a jacket for the first lady of Serbia, using my wool that I have dyed, and hopefully bring some attention to how important our heritage is.You can find David on: instagram@van_de_kamp_designsFacebookDavid Van de Kampfacebook.com/david.matic.71Knitters Gonna Knit on Facebookfacebook.com/groups/469466091133580Ravelryravelry.com/designers/david-van-de-kampYou can find information about the embroidery class that will be held on December 18, 2021 in the Knitters Gonna Knit group on Facebook linked above.Time stamps for 12-11-210:00—welcome1:20—how long has David had his Facebook group?9:06—what drew David to knitting and fiber crafts?12:18—are there any knitters near by to David?13:27—some of the disadvantages that fiber artists in Serbia encounter compared to other countries18:55—David has his own yarn line made from local wool23:25—how to buy David’s yarn24:42—David talks about his work with his country’s cultural heritage in the Ministry of Culture26:08—the inspiration for a jacket that David made for Serbia’s First Lady28:31—are the motifs on the jacket traditional to Serbia?29:33—David talks about an embroidery on knitting class he will be teaching30:35—how to sign up for David’s class31:29—David’s “Smurfette Scarf”, inspired by Irina Shaar33:28—David talks about his passion for colorwork, cables, and lace knitting and shows us a Shetland lace shawl35:53—will a supply list be released before David’s class?36:38—a Shetland lace scarf/wrap based on a picture that David found38:23—some Fair Isle cowls that David made39:21—David talks about some of his various fiber craft skills and to someday turn them into a fashion show/collection40:11—has David ever met Kurt Payne?42:31—David recounts how he feels that it is his life calling to become expert at all his fiber interests43:19—David shows us some more traditional Serbian motifs and there uses45:05—how David and Irina met52:24—David shares a story about a knitting “adventure” he had while making the sleeve for the jacket54:57—how does David remember what he did if he wants to make something again?59:07—how to connect with David1:00:11—the story of the shawl on the wall behind DavidIf you would like to be added to Suzanne's email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find Suzanne:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#Offthecuffwithsuzanne#Davidvandecamp#Suzannebryan
Pockets Part 1 - Patch Pockets on RS of Work Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-11-01 | This is a video to go with an article in Cast On Magazine Winter 2021/22.All about applying patch pockets to the RS of the fabric.You can find the magazine at TKGA.org. Become a member for $25 a year and enjoy access to all of TKGA's educational content through their Cast On Magazine. You will have access to the current issue as well as to all past issues. If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#afterthoughtpockets #pockets#suzannebryan
Meet the Inimitable Joan Schrouder Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-10-09 | In Joan's words-"About meIn March 2019 I was named a “Humans of Ravelry” and profiled on their blog. which was and still is a huge honor.A note about sending me PMs for help with knitting problems -I much prefer answering/discussing solutions to specific knitting/crochet questions in the public forums for these reasons -Sometimes I’m not on my computer so it’ll take you days to get an answer. So this way others will be giving you good answers and you aren’t left waiting, including if there’s a big time zone difference between us.Chances are that, if you’re asking the question, others need to know, too, so the information will be public. Threads are eventually archived but still available through searches, so the information posted will always be here, useful for many to come.Other good answers pop up, some which I’d never thought of, so you’ll get better information and/or more options.If you’d like me to weigh in, you’re more than welcome to earburn me or send me a PM asking me to join the discussion there; please include a link to the thread you’ve started on your topic.Thanks - Joan/schrouderknitsRaveler #60,465, joining in January 2008.One of my Ravatar photos is of a double vertical rainbow seen from the air just before we landed in Syracuse, NY a few years ago. I think it perfectly symbolizes standing side-by-side as an ally with the LGBTQA community.I am a retired RN after working 20 years at our local community blood bank and 13 years elsewhere in Eugene; you see, doc, I have this thing about needles……I have designed knitting patterns for magazines and yarn companies in the past. You’ll find in my designs that I’ve been heavily influenced by Elizabeth Zimmermann ever since I read her books starting in the early 70s, and then was fortunate enough to attend at least 20 Knitting Camps since 1979, about half of them when she was still teaching.I answer tech knitting questions on various knitting lists. I’ve also taught knitting workshops around the country between 1989 and 2012 at knitting conventions (Stitches, TKGA, Sock Summit, etc) in addition to many shops and guilds. And then there are the train trips and knitting cruises to exotic places ….. surely I must be dreaming!I have retired from teaching after a knitting cruise to Scotland and Norway in June 2012 as a grand finale.My personal tutorial links - (not videos I’ve made, but ones I found useful and might want to use, plus link to for future) ravelry.com/discuss/fiber-arts-tutorials/1928792/1-25#17Time stamps for 10-9-210:00—introduction1:38—how did Joan get involved in knitting?5:36—Joan show us a sweater she made in 8th grade with her version of brioche7:48—when did Joan get more serious about knitting?14:13—how did Joan learn about Knitting Camp?16:50—Suzanne explains what Knitting Camp was19:57—would Joan ever consider writing a knitting tip book?21:03—Suzanne and Joan talk about knitting meeting sites from before Ravelry25:36—what other ways did Joan use to educate herself about knitting?28:54—Joan tells us about the sweater she is wearing33:38—how, and where on Ravelry, did Joan start sharing her knitting knowledge?35:26—how many sweaters does Joan have?36:01—Joan shows us more of her sweaters: The County Sweater43:19—what is Joan’s educational background?45:43—Joan’s Bohus Sweater “Poems of Color”50:14—Suzanne talks about how some basic knitting books and styles of knitting increase skills52:40—Joan’s “yarn diet” and how she uses Ravelry to sort her stash54:28—what is Joan’s preferred short row method?55:10—Suzanne and Joan discuss the depth of the Ravelry site57:52—Joan was voted a “Human of Ravelry”1:00:58—more of Joan’s sweaters: a Noro garter stitch panel jacket1:02:44—the sweater that Joan had published in Cast On1:04:25—a shamrock sweater that Joan made for her son1:06:29—a lace sweater that Joan modified to an A-line shape1:07:31—a modular sweater that Joan modified the sleeve pattern1:09:28—an Aran sweater, made top-down, published in Knitty1:11:50—a bomber style jacket made with worsted weight yarn for Cascade Yarn1:17:53—“A Gathering of Lace” modified drop shoulder sweater1:21:15—is there a pattern for the panel jacket?If you would like to be added to Suzanne's email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find Suzanne:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#joanschrouder#suzannebryan
Meet Trevster Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-10-02 | Trevor took up knitting at the age of fifteen, arming himself with a cardigan pattern, some library books and a bag of black mohair. He knitted several sweaters over the next five years and wore them until they fell apart. Then he took a knitting break for 30 years until 2014, when he wanted a traditional Aran sweater and decided to make one for himself. He’s been knitting solidly ever since, and wants his 30 years back! He loves sweater construction, traditional Fair Isle design, and the wonderful fabrics that can be made with sequences and marls, inspired by the work of Cecelia Campochiaro. He knits with a Shetland knitting belt and rarely uses a pattern, preferring to devise his own designs for himself and for friends. Trevor was brought up in northern England, but has also lived in Scotland and France. Since 2006 he’s been living and working in Valencia, Spain. Trevor is an active member of Ravelry (as ‘trevster’), and a moderator in the Friends of Cecelia Campochiaro group.You can find Trevster on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/trevsterTime stamps for 10-2-210:00—welcome and introduction of Trevor1:43—what got Trevor into knitting?11:16—Trevor shows us his first colorwork sweater14:25—Suzanne and Trevor discuss a knitting book by Priscilla Gibson-Roberts16:08—Trevor shows us another sweater he made as an experiment with short rows18:56—another sweater Trevor designed with several natural colors of Shetland wool23:10—Trevor points out the neckline construction of his Shetland wool sweater24:13—a colorwork vest that Trevor made25:20—how does Trevor hold his yarn when doing colorwork knitting?26:45—where did Trevor get his knitting belt?27:51—Trevor’s “Shetland Wool Week” hat28:21—what method did Trevor use to knit his hat?30:43—why does Trevor live in Spain now?33:31—a Fair Isle scarf and cowl that started out as a sweater36:23—how does Trevor choose his color schemes, and how long does it take him to decide?42:21—more scarves that Trevor made with broken garter stitch and other techniques46:46—a marled tie that Trevor made using seven colors in varying color combinations48:13—a cowl with the same stitch pattern and color technique as his tie50:38—will Trevor make a marled sweater?52:01—Trevor’s current project; a poncho with interesting construction53:06—what buttonholes did Trevor use on his poncho?If you would like to be added to Suzanne's email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find Suzanne:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Tink or Unknit an SSP Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-09-28 | A quick video on how to unknit or tink an ssp. Slip Slip Purl.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#ssp #tinkssp #unknitssp
How to Tink ktbl and ptbl or how to tink twisted rib Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-09-27 | This is a quick demonstration on how to unknit or tink ktbl and ptbl as in twisted rib.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#tinkktbl #tinkptbl #unknit
Long tail cast on without slip knot Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-09-26 | Do you dislike having knots in your knitting? Me too. Here is how to start a long tail cast on without a slip knot. Long Tail CO without a slip knotIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#suzannebryan#longtailcaston#LTCO
Suzanne with Special Guest Irina Shaar Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-09-25 | Irina Shaar is a natural born knitter with a passion for Shetland Lace. She loves test knitting and promoting the work of new and established designers. She is also the host of Fiberchats, a YouTube channel where she interviews different fiber artists from all over the world. The main goal of her channel is to build a sense of community in the fiber world, to introduce her subscribers to talented designers, yarn dyers, spinners, weavers, knitters and crochet artists.You can find Irina at her YouTube channel - Fiberchats - youtube.com/channel/UCnRfV9E3M4Ci3n3rBrjdUCwAnd on her Instagram page - @irinashaar Her email is fiberchats@gmail.comTime stamps for 9-25-210:51—Irina talks about her YouTube channel, FiberCrafts3:24—how did Irina get interested in knitting and fiber arts?8:56—why did Irina decide to conduct fiber artist interviews?12:07—how does Irina choose her interview subjects?17:50—when did Irina start working on setting up her YouTube channel?19:38—Suzanne and Irina talk about editing videos for YouTube22:17—how many YouTube views has Irina gotten so far?25:48—what things has Irina learned about interviewing people?30:24—what drew Irina to Shetland lace knitting?33:37—how long did it take Irina to knit her second Shetland shawl?34:43—do Irina’s shawls fit through a ring?36:16—Suzanne and Irina talk about the feeling of belonging to a knitting community41:42—Suzanne and Irina talk about how they see and describe themselves to others as knitters48:33—what else does Irina do besides knitting and YouTube videos?52:07—how Suzanne and Irina deal with negative comments and suggestions from fansIf you would like to be added to Suzanne's email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find Suzanne:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Learn Mattress Stitch in Reverse Stockinette in 5 Minutes, Seaming Rev St st Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-09-25 | This is a quick and direct tutorial on learning Mattress Stitch in Reverse Stockinette. Seaming Reverse Stockinette.Time Stamps:0:00 Introduction0:18 Figure 8 join1:16 Identify stitches to seam1:39 Start mattress stitch3:22 Finishing the top3:58 Seamed seam4:10 Examining seam, RS and WS4:52 For further researchIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find me:Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#mattressstitch#seaming#suzannebryan
Suzanne with Special Guest Lenny Pearl Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-09-18 | Lenny Pearl has always been a creator, whether it be with words and music or yarn and knitting needles. Music and words is how this American found Finland, and it was in Finland where he started knitting. As an avid knitter for over 10 years, he loves taking on new challenges in both techniques and projects, and being an active participant in Suzanne’s Facebook group, he enjoys learning from, helping out and sharing with other members. In addition to also being creative in the kitchen and playing live music, Lenny is a singer-songwriter and, with his acoustic guitar, he is currently working on his first full album. Links: YouTube: www.youtube.com/lennypearl Facebook: www.facebook.com/lennypearlmusic Time stamps 9-18-210:00—introductions2:10—Suzanne asks Lenny about his last name2:31—Lenny tells us about himself3:23—what brought Lenny to Finland?9:10—how did Lenny get started knitting?15:06—Lenny shows us his most recently completed sweater16:01—what else does Lenny knit?16:50—is Lenny aware of yarn dominance?17:59—Lenny shows us other things he has made20:33—Lenny’s other creative pursuits27:10—do many Finnish people speak English?28:10—Lenny and Suzanne discuss using math to create things30:49—what is Lenny currently working on?34:49—how long did it take Lenny to make his raglan sweater?36:16—is Lenny a Finnish citizen now?37:14—Lenny and Suzanne talk about teaching and learning how to knit40:37—what is Lenny’s favorite knitting style?41:38—Lenny shows us a knitted doily he made45:20—Lenny shows us a swatch he made using Noro yarnj45:50—more of Lenny’s favorite knitting48:35—Lenny talks about his attempt at brioche knitting52:46—Lenny shows us Finnish story characters on the T-shirt he is wearing57:47—Lenny compares playing guitar to working on knitting projectsIf you would like to be added to Suzanne's email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FWhere to find Suzanne:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
A Variety of Two Color Heel Stitch Fabrics, stranded, checkerboard and eye of partridge Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-09-13 | Here I demonstrate a stranded fabric, stranded checkerboard fabric as well as Eye of Partridge in two colors.Directions for swatch:Two color stranded sampleRow 1 (RS): *K1MC, k1CC; repeat from * until 1 st remains, k1MC.Row 2: K1MC, *p1CC, p1MC; repeat until 2 sts remains, p1CC, k1MC.Repeat these 2 rows 6 more times. Repeat row 1 once more.With MC knit 1, purl until 1 st remans, catching the CC behind until 1 st remains, k1.Two color checkerboard sampleRow 1 (RS): K1MC, *k1MC, k1CC; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, k2MC.Row 2: K1MC, *p1CC, p1MC; repeat until 2 sts remain, p1CC, k1MC.Repeat these 2 rows 6 more times. Repeat row 1 once more.Next two rows (MC): K1, purl to last st, k1.Two color Eye of Partridge sampleYou will be starting this on a WS row.Row 1(WS): K1MC, *p1CC, p1MC; repeat until 2 sts remain, p1CC, k1MC.Row 2(RS): With main color only (carrying CC color behind): *K1, sl1; repeat from until 1 st remains, k1.Row 3: K1MC, *p1MC, p1CC; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, p1MC, k1MC.Row 4 with main color only (carrying CC color behind): K1, *k1, sl1; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, k2.Repeat these 4 rows 2 more times. Work rows 1-3 once more. You will end after a WS row. With MC, knit one row, BO. Weave in ends and block.Compare your samples.Time Stamps:0:00 Intro1:03 Stranded sample1:40 Garter Selvedge2:50 Catching Color B at edge3:40 Color Dominance4:45 Checkerboard sample6:59 Eye of Partridge sample12:00 Comparison12:21 Trapped vs non-trapped edges13:15 Compare fabrics13:45 Picking up stitches from the edge15:40 Final Comparison and measurementsIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:If you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSuzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#heelflap#suzannebryan#socks
A Variety of Heel Flap Fabrics in One Color - Reinforced Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-09-05 | In this video, I demonstrate how to work a slip stitch heel fabric, Eye of Partridge in one color and half linen stitch. These make great reinforced heel flaps for socks. Don’t you just love knitting socks?Time stamps:0:00 Introduction1:09 Slip stitch heel pattern4:16 Eye of Partridge in one color7:43 Half linen stitch10:16 ComparisonsDirections for stitch patterns:Slip Stitch sample worked over an odd number of stitchesMultiple of 2 + 1Row 1 (RS): K2, *sl1, k1; repeat from * until 1 st remains, k1.Row 2: K1, purl until 1 st remains, k1.Repeat these two rows for patternEye of Partridge sampleMultiple of 2 +1Row 1 (RS): K2, *sl1, k1; repeat from * until 1 st remains, k1.Row 2: K1, purl until 1 st remains, k1.Row 3: K1, *sl1, k1; repeat from * to the end.Row 4: K1, purl until 1 st remains, k1.Repeat these 4 rows for pattern.Half Linen Stitch sampleMultiple of 2 + 1Row 1 (RS): K2, *sl1 wyif, k1; repeat from *until 1 st remains, k1.Row 2: K1, purl until 1 st remains, k1.Row 3: K1, *sl1 wyif, k1; repeat from * to the end.Row 4: K1, purl until 1 st remains, k1.Repeat these 4 rows for pattern.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:If you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSuzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#heelflap#suzannebryan#socks
Eye of Partridge Stitch in 1 & 2 colors worked flat and in the round Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-09-05 | Isn't this a lovely stitch pattern? One of my favorites. I show you how to work it in one and two colors flat and also one and two colors in the round. Let me know if you have seen this before or know it by another name.Directions:Eye of Partridge in One Color worked flat worked over an odd number of stitches with garter selvedge.Row 1(RS): *K1, sl1 wyib; repeat from * until 1 st remains, k1.Row 2: K1, p until 1 st remains, k1.Row 3: K1 *k1, sl1 wyib; repeat from * until 2 sts remain k2Row 4: Repeat row 2.Repeat these 4 rows for pattern.Two color Eye of Partridge worked flat, over an odd number of stitches with a garter selvedge. MC = Main Color, CC = Contrast ColorRow 1(WS): K1MC, *p1CC, p1MC; repeat until 2 sts remain, p1CC, k1MC.Row 2(RS): With main color only (carrying CC color behind): *K1, sl1; repeat from until 1 st remains, k1.Row 3: K1MC, *p1MC, p1CC; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, p1MC, k1MC.Row 4 with main color only (carrying CC color behind): K1, *k1, sl1; repeat from * until 2 sts remain, k2.Repeat these 4 rows for pattern.One color Eye of Partridge in the round worked over an even number of stitches.Rnd 1: *K1, sl1; repeat to end of roundRnd 2: Knit to end of round.Rnd 3: *Sl1, k1; repeat to end of round.Rnd 4: Repeat rnd 2.Repeat these 4 rounds for pattern.Two color Eye of Partridge in the round worked over an even number of stitches.Rnd 1: *K1MC, k1CC; repeat to end of round.Rnd 2: *K1MC, sl1; repeat to end of round.Rnd 3: * K1CC, k1MC; repeat to end of round.Rnd 4: *Sl1, k1MC; repeat to end of round.Repeat these 4 rounds for pattern.Time stamps:0:00 Introduction0:30 Eye of Partridge in one color worked flat6:00 Two color worked flat14:00 One color worked in the round16:00 Two color worked in the round18:20 Comparison and conclusionIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:If you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSuzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com#eyeofpartridge#socks#suzannebryan
Off the Cuff with Suzanne and Donna Estin - Knitwear Designer and Instructor Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-08-28 | Donna is a Master Hand Knitter and knitwear designer. She will be introducing her new TKGA course- Certification for Knitwear Designers. Donna is also the Vice President for Public Relations for The Knitting Guild Association. I think you are going to love her as much as I do.Donna's website - donnaestindesigns.com/#If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FTime stamps 8-28-210:00—introductions6:50—Donna Estin talks about her time on the Master Handknitter (MHK) program and her role in the TKGA11:27—are there scholarships for TKGA programs?11:54—how to find out about the scholarships13:34—Donna talks about the Knitwear Designer course16:35—how does the Designer course work?19:06—is there a prerequisite to complete, such as MHK program, before doing the Designer course?20:57—what is in Module 2 of the Designer course?23:45—are there time limits for doing the Designer course?24:16—is each module purchased separately?26:56—does the Designer course work like the MHK, having resubmissions until you pass?28:35—is there a limit to the number of people accepted into the Designer program?30:11—what is in Module 334:35—how to register for the Designer course36:31—how much of a demand is there for designers?47:18—we see some of Donna’s designs at her website49:36—Suzanne notes how some designers chase current trends52:01—Donna talks about her resource pages came to be so long52:45—how long did it take Donna to create this course?52:56—Donna talks about designing knitwear for menWhere to find Suzanne:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Finishing Up the Phrancko KAL Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-08-14 | This week we are talking about sleeves, pockets and changes made by Frank to the Phrancko program. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.You can find Frank's pattern generator at phrancko.comFrank's Zoom meeting - every Saturday at 2:30pm PT - phrancko.com/weekly_zoom_meeting Time stamps for 8-14-210:00—introductions2:37—Frank announces that the two new necklines are now available8:03—Inbal talks about test knitting Frank’s new necklines and future plans using his pattern13:14—Frank shows us a picture of Inbal’s scoop neck test knit14:21—Inbal tells us other things she is working on18:21—Fatima shows us her third Phrancko sweater that she has started23:28—Suzanne tells us why she rips out and restarts projects so often27:11—will Fatima’s I-cord stay on the shoulder and what is it’s purpose?29:52—how does the depth of Phrancko’s V-neck compare to the scoop neck?32:24—Suzanne shows us the progress on her Phrancko sweater36:55—is Suzanne going to use a picot bind off for her neckline?37:36—would an I-cord edging work as a neckline edging on a Phrancko sweater?39:20—Suzanne gives a brief preview of information about “Knitted Knockers”43:26—Jacqui tells about Knitted Knockers and an upcoming competition making them49:04—Suzanne shows us various styles of afterthought pockets52:56—how to determine where to put an afterthought pocket57:57—can a deep diagonal be worked as an afterthought pocket?Where to find Suzanne:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Picot Hem - Top Down and Bottom Up Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-08-08 | This is a demonstration of working a picot hem either at the beginning or end of your project.The written directions are included in my blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com/finessing-your-knitting/where-has-the-time-goneIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FTime stamps0:00 Introduction2:09 Picot Eyelet row4:33 Seaming to the WS9:12 Starting hem up with provisional cast on11:44 Finishing the hemIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:If you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSuzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Invisible Bind Offs for Twisted Stitch Ribbing Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-08-02 | This is a comparison of Standard BO, Standard BO in Pattern along with Italian BO in Pattern and Tubular BO in Pattern with demonstrations of the Italian and Tubular methods.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanIf you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FTime Stamps0:00 Introduction00:27 Comparison of Bind Off Results2:46 Italian Bind Off Demonstration10:00 Tubular Bind Off Demonstration17:30 Stretchiness ComparisonIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:If you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSuzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Frank and Suzanne are live again, ready to talk ribbing and picking up stitches at the underarm. Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-07-31 | We are continuing our discussion of the ITAG -SIS and the Phrancko sweater pattern generator. Join us to learn more about adapting these patterns.This is also associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.You can find Frank's pattern generator at phrancko.comFrank's Zoom meeting - every Saturday at 2:30pm PT - phrancko.com/weekly_zoom_meetingTime stamps 7-31-210:00—introductions3:43—Frank is making changes to his pattern website: neck opening options!11:28—Frank talks about the algorithms that can change when he makes updates to his website13:36—Fatima shows us her completed Phrancko sweater18:54—Fatima explains the crochet provisional cast on she used21:57—Jacki shows us her cardigan using the Henley design from the Phrancko site25:48—Suzanne shows us her Phrancko sweater29:36—Fatima models her Phrancko sweater31:15—did Suzanne make her pocket video?32:31—is there a better increase to use on the sleeves instead of M1R and M1L?36:16—Suzanne demonstrates how to work the first round of the Phrancko sleeve opening and eliminate the holes at the underarms53:39—how to enlarge the neck opening when picking up stitches for the Phrancko baby sweater59:49—where can you find the Phrancko pattern?1:00:27—Suzanne shows twisted rib swatches with various cast ons and bind off that will be featured in new videos1:03:02—is the Italian rib bind off the same bind off that Frank uses on his sweaters (invisible rib bind off)?1:04:31—what is meant by “invisible bind off”?and yarn estimatesWhere to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
How to Avoid the Enlarged Knit Before a Purl in Seed Stitch Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-07-23 | This is a demonstration of how to avoid the enlarged knit before a purl in both Continental and English knitting methods. With a link to another video showing how to avoid the enlarged knit before purl in ribbing and cables.Time Stamps0:00 Intro and Continental method2:17 English MethodIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:If you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSuzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Long Tail Cast On in Continental and English Methods Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-07-23 | This is a video demonstrating two methods for creating the standard long tail cast on - Continental and English.There is a link to this video also - Is Your Long Tail Cast On Too Tight, Learn How to Cast On in Gaugeyoutu.be/fg5vksQhvyQTime Stamps:0:00 Intro and Continental2:40 EnglishIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:If you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSuzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Suzanne and Frank Continue Their KAL Discussion Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-07-17 | We are continuing our discussion of the ITAG -SIS and the Phrancko sweater pattern generator. Join us to learn more about adapting these patterns.This is also associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.You can find Frank at phrancko.comFrank's Zoom meeting - every Saturday at 2:30pm PT - phrancko.com/weekly_zoom_meetingTime stamps for 7-17-210:00—Suzanne introduces us to her guests today and talks a bit about the Phrancko KAL2:47—Frank tells us about some important updates to his pattern generator website3:23—Suzanne shows us the progress she has made on her Phrancko sweater and discusses some of her design ideas7:37—Cindy tells us about the many Phrancko sweaters she has made for her family14:06—Inbal tells us about her KAL progress and some design ideas for a Phrancko sweater18:53—Suzanne explains why she needs the multiple of 12 stitches for her lace panel at the bottom of her sweater22:25—Suzanne shows how to design using a schematic30:52—Suzanne talks about the shaping increases on her sweater before her lace panel36:11—how to pick up stitches for the sleeves after using the crochet cast on39:02—waist shaping with different body shapes44:50—will picking up stitches for the sleeve first change anything on the Phrancko sweater?47:28—can you use an all over seed stitch for the Phrancko sweater?48:45—for my Phrancko sweater, can I cast on more stitches at the shoulder or will it affect the rest of the sweater?49:48—when inputting seed stitch gauge, I don’t get a yardage estimate? Why, and how do I figure it out?52:56—when using multiple gauges for a Phrancko sweater, how to figure square inches and yarn estimatesWhere to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Live with Suzanne & Frank - working on Waist Shaping Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-07-10 | Frank Jernigan and I are working together on a KAL and I am still working on my ITAG SIS. See the link below for the ITAG SIS on Ravelry.This is also associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.You can find Frank at phrancko.comFrank's Zoom meeting - every Saturday at 2:30pm PT - phrancko.com/weekly_zoom_meetingTime stamps for 7-10-210:00—introductions2:56—Frank tells us about an update to his pattern website and Suzanne explains how to use the information8:04—Francoise shows us her two current KAL projects, the ITAG SIS and the Phrancko sweater12:56—Fatima shows us her progress on her Phrancko sweater17:00—Suzanne explains the cast on that Fatima used for her neck opening19:47—Suzanne shows us her progress on her Phrancko sweater and her design choice for the waist shaping20:49—waist shaping options with a stitch pattern on the front, and swatches to show the differences30:49—Frank tells us about an invisible increase he found in Principles of Knitting33:10—can ribbing be used to create shaping?35:52—how far in from the sides do you make the increases for the bust?39:15—what is the vertical distance of increases for waist shaping and A-line shaping43:05—Suzanne shows us her ITAG SIS progress and how she charted the armscye48:01—Frank explains about how his Zoom meetings are conducted49:20—Demetria shows us her completed ITAG SIS sweater55:47—how to fix the elongated stitches made when picking up stitches for a buttonband a second timeWhere to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Live with Suzanne and Frank - working together on a KAL Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-07-03 | Frank Jernigan and I are working together on a KAL and I am still working on my ITAG SIS. See the link below for the ITAG SIS on Ravelry.This is also associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.You can find Frank at phrancko.comFrank's Zoom meeting - every Saturday at 2:30pm PT - phrancko.com/weekly_zoom_meetingThis is also associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.Time stamps for 7-3-210:00—introductions3:28—Suzanne briefly shows us the progress she’s made on her Phrancko sweater3:55—Pam shows us her ITAG SIS sweater and talks about her progress so far6:10—Jacki shows us her ITAG SIS sweater progress and shows us the armhole graph she came up with herself7:35—Suzanne shows us her ITAG SIS and discusses potential neckline design possibilities10:25—Frank joins us to talk about the current KAL he and Suzanne are doing16:42—Suzanne explains with a diagram why an SSK or K2tog are used at the beginning of the sleeve cap20:20—Frank shows us his saddle shoulder sweater and describes his construction details21:41—how to add a design to the saddle and considering stitch equivalency25:53—if I change the yarn weight for my Phrancko sweater, do I need to buy a new pattern?28:33—how to adjust for bust shaping36:54—do short rows change anything on the schematic?38:21—why didn’t my Phrancko pattern give me a yarn needed estimate?39:31—if there is a stitch pattern in the body of the sweater, will short rows affect it?42:05—would you add extra fabric for large buttocks?Where to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Duplicate Stitch, tips and tricks Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-07-01 | In this video I demonstrate how to work simple duplicate stitch.You can find the knitters graph paper that I used in this video herehttp://tata-tatao.to/knit/matrix/e-index.htmlIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:If you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSuzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
KAL with Suzanne and Frank - Join in the Fun! Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-06-26 | Frank Jernigan of Phrancko.com and I are doing a joint KAL. You can join too. Go to Phrancko.com and get your personalized pattern ($6.00 USD) and jump in with us.This is also associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.You can find Frank at phrancko.comFrank's Zoom meeting - every Saturday at 2:30pm PT - phrancko.com/weekly_zoom_meetingThis is also associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.Time stamps for 6-26-210:00—introductions3:43—we meet Inbal and she tells us about her ITAG SIS sweater design16:25—Frank explains how to correctly measure your arm for sleeve length21:02—when knitting a cardigan, should you swatch flat or in the round for the sleeves?22:29—will saddle shoulders flatten out after blocking?25:24—how generous is the yarn estimate for Frank’s sweaters?27:10—we meet Fatima and she tells us about her experience knitting Frank’s pattern33:32—can I design/customize my sweater using Frank’s pattern as a template?36:20—how to be spotlighted on Suzanne’s Livestreams39:50—pocket question which Suzanne started to answer (see time stamp 49:21 for complete answer)40:34—can a cable pattern in the saddle be brought down the sleeve?40:59—how to accommodate making a short sleeve when the program generates long sleeve instructions42:31—with a crew neck opening, how to separate to make the shoulders (complete answer at time stamp 50:56)43:47—what happens if you enter a shorter sleeve measurement?45:20—Suzanne shows us how to make an invisible/no sewing patch pocket49:21—how to make an invisible/no sewing diagonal opening pocket50:56—how to make a crew neck, and separate for the shoulder shaping53:35—Suzanne shows us her favorite pocket designs56:49—is short row shaping for the back neck only for yoke sweaters, or used for other designs too?Where to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Q&A with Suzanne plus Frank and Suzanne KAL Continues Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-06-19 | Join Frank Jernigan and me in our ongoing KAL based on his Phrancko.com format for sweater design. We will also be answering questions about the ITAG SIS and general knitting.This is also associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.You can find Frank at phrancko.comFrank's Zoom meeting - every Saturday at 2:30pm PT - phrancko.com/weekly_zoom_meetingThis is also associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.Time stamps 6-19-210:00—introductions4:09—Suzanne discusses the new joint KAL with Frank5:49—Suzanne is going to make a sweater and needs help choosing a yarn. She shows us her three choices8:20—how to make a cardigan using Frank’s pattern12:13—how to make a Henley style sweater14:10—how to make a Fair Isle sweater19:58—can a Henley style be made with a corrugated ribbing “yoke” in the front?22:18—the ITAG SIS sleeve cap doesn’t seem right, what needs done to fix it?23:05—how to seam seed stitch or garter stitch25:50—how to join a leaf stitch buttonband at the back neck27:13—how to work the ITAG SIS pocket28:04—why did Suzanne stop her back at the armhole to then work the fronts?28:49—should a sleeve with cables be bound off in pattern or in stockinette?33:12—can the whole sweater from Frank’s pattern be done in Fair Isle?33:40—if knitting saddles, does the yoke knit in the round affect how the sweater hangs?36:12—how to measure you neck opening for a boat neck opening39:04—when making a pocket with a mosaic pattern, which should I use to attach the pocket to the sweater-ssp/ssk or k2tog/p2tog?40:43—is it possible to steek Frank’s sweater pattern?41:14—more ease is needed in the body, but not the sleeves; how to do that42:18—will bust shaping be covered in this new KAL?43:21—Suzanne shows us her ITAG SIS sweater in progress44:20—will changing ease change the neck depth?45:46—Suzanne shows us several swatches that show how to make a gauge swatch in the round and the advantage of each one50:49—Suzanne shows us swatches on stitch equivalency with cables54:36—which measurement do I use for a large bust?55:47—can a swatch be made in the round but steeked to measure it? 56:51—how to join Frank’s Zoom meetingsWhere to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Q & A with Suzanne and Frank Jernigan Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-06-12 | This week is just a free form week. You can ask questions or just join in for fun.Join me in with Frank Jernigan of Phrancko.com as we start a new KAL. This is just the introduction. You can join at any time. Next week, we will talk about swatching for your fabric.You can find Frank at phrancko.comFrank's Zoom meeting - every Saturday at 2:30pm PT - phrancko.com/weekly_zoom_meetingThis is also associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSee you soon.Time stamps for 6-12-210:00—introductions5:42—Frank joins us to discuss a cooperative KAL with Suzanne, and shows us how to use his website to create a sweater pattern7:27—the FAQ page on Frank’s website7:50—where to find Frank’s How To video8:57—how to log in/create an account13:41—how to create a sweater pattern28:25—what you see when you log back in to Frank’s website & updating the sweater pattern35:25—if a gauge swatch in stockinette is different from a pattern stitch, such as mosaic, which do you use?36:37—is the gauge swatch knit flat or in the round?37:51—on the last bind off stitch, why finish the last loop the way you do? (go to time stamp 1:06:02 for demonstration)39:57—how to tighten up the loose stitch caused by slipping 2 stitches when making a central double decrease41:12—when picking up stitches on a collar, the numbers on each side are different. Which is better, to increase or decrease to match?42:22—what is meant by a bell shaped sleeve cap? (go to time stamp 43:44 to see answer)42:43—how easy is it to change a pullover to a cardigan using Frank’s pattern?43:14—can you make short sleeves with Frank’s pattern?43:44—the bell shaped sleeve cap47:45—can a lower V-neck be done with Frank’s pattern?49:36—can a boat neck opening be done too?52:57—how will the bust fit if it’s bigger than the upper bust measurement?53:47—can a corrugated ribbing be done on the front and a plain color on the back on a Henley style sweater?56:37—where is a typical place to put the beginning of round marker on a top down yoke sweater?57:26—how might a stitch pattern be incorporated/merged into a stockinette stitch yoke?58:26—is there a trick to keep the ribbing hem from flipping up?59:59—Frank’s sweater has a stitch pattern that he shows us1:01:46—if I want an all over lace pattern on the front and stockinette on the back, which gauge should I put in Frank’s pattern generator?1:06:02—Suzanne shows the two ways to finish the last loop on a bind off row1:09:10—the link to Frank’s Zoom meeting - phrancko.com/weekly_zoom_meetingWhere to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Catching up with Phrancko.com and Starting My ITAG SIS Sweater Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-06-05 | Join me in an update with Frank Jernigan of Phrancko.com and see what he has been up to lately. Also, I have started my ITAG SIS Sweater and I will walk you through my personal decision points and answer questions.This is associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4Fknitters graph paper - http://tata-tatao.to/knit/matrix/e-index.htmlTime stamps for 6-5-210:00—introductions3:15—Suzanne talks with Frank Jernigan about his pattern generating website5:12—Frank shows us some of the features of his website, www.phrancko.com9:47—the details that makes Frank’s sweaters special17:00—what can you do if your measurements change when using Frank’s website?18:47—can you create a cardigan at Frank’s website?19:39—what necklines does Frank offer?20:10—does Frank have a favorite increase for his sweaters?22:34—the way that Frank’s sweaters are constructed25:25—Suzanne discusses a possible KAL collaboration with Frank, using Frank’s pattern generator28:53—a demonstration of row gauge stitch equivalency using cables and moss stitch31:34—how to ensure an even sleeve cap seam32:11—are there going to be any more sections for the ITAG SIS released?32:44—Suzanne shows us her ITAG SIS sweater progress and possible neckline ideas38:55—Judi shows us the progress she has made on her ITAG SIS sweater from sloper to sweater43:40—Judi shows how she confirmed her sweater was the correct size by using her full size graph pattern46:15—Jacki shows us the progress she has made on her ITAG SIS sweater and discusses some issues she had51:46—how difficult is it to change the Japanese chart symbols to more common “English” symbols?Where to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Comparing Seaming Methods - Horizontal Mattress, Back Stitch and Slip Stitch Crochet Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-06-03 | This is a comparison between three methods of creating a horizontal seam. The standard horizontal mattress seam, vs the back stitch seam, vs the slip stitch crochet seam. See which one you prefer. Leave a comment on what you decide.Do you like these comparison videos? Leave a comment.Time stamps:0:00 Introduction0:39 Horizontal mattress seam6:09 Slip stitch crochet seam10:30 Back stitch seam16:40 In depth comparison20:00 How to rip out seamsIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:If you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSuzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
ITAG SIS Q&A Plus General Knitting Stuff Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-05-29 | This week we will be wrapping up the ITAG SIS Tutorial in regards to covering new material.Join me in the conversation. Submit proposals for what's next.This is associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4Fknitters graph paper - http://tata-tatao.to/knit/matrix/e-index.htmlTime stamps for 5-29-210:00—introductions4:29—Suzanne shows three different methods for seaming; crocheted, back stitch and mattress stitch9:21—using the Stitch Mastery program to help create a ribbing for a stitch pattern17:50—how to make slits at the bottom of a top down sweater18:56—is the Bickford seam a functional seam?22:51—which shoulder measurement to use when you have larger lateral muscles?28:53—how to plot out and understand the knit fabric when making stitch pattern combinations31:18—can you steam press a knit seam?31:28—how do you match up different lengths for seaming?33:36—Suzanne discusses the future pocket videos she is planning to make34:01—will decreases on the back and darts on the front affect seaming?35:23—with a buttonband the meets at the back neck, how to join them neatly38:29—Suzanne discusses what is next for future Live Streams44:05—does Stitch Mastery have a fee?45:27—what makes tidy edge stitches for a slit?46:19—how to add short rows on the Fibonacci Ring sweater47:46—what does the sign say behind Suzanne?48:40—how does Stitch Mastery compare to Knit Companion?51:41—Pattern Genius is a chart creation program52:29—more on the Fibonacci Ring sweater; where to add short rows55:46—is there software to help draw mock ups/schematics for sweaters?Where to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
Seaming a Comparison of Mattress Stitch, Back Stitch and Slip Stitch Crochet for Vertical Seams Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-05-28 | This is a comparison of three different methods of creating a vertical seam, to seam rows to rows. Comparing mattress stitch to back stitch and slip stitch crochet seam.Take a look. Let me know which prefer. Leave me a comment.If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanTime Stamps:0:00 Introduction0:10 Early comparison0:37 Mattress Stitch5:30 Back Stitch10:00 Slip Stitch Crochet12:45 In Depth ComparisonWhere to find me:If you would like to join my email list - click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4FSuzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1AKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
ITAG SIS Finishing the Garment - Neck and Front Closure Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-05-22 | We have come to the last segment of the Tutorial KAL.Join me with your questions.This is associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4Fknitters graph paper - http://tata-tatao.to/knit/matrix/e-index.htmlTime stamps for 5-22-210:00—introductions4:18—Suzanne shows a video of how to pick up stitches on the edge of garter stitch to create a finished edge8:28—Suzanne shows a video using the three needle bind off on garter stitch to join seams12:04—Suzanne explains the difference between “pick up and knit” and picking up stitches then knitting13:21—using an I-cord bind of on a edge17:51—a visual demonstration showing the ratio of stitches to rows22:44—the sleeve cap and ways to alter its shape25:35—how to keep a double hem done in colorwork from curling or turning29:43—Suzanne demonstrates several ways to pick up stitches to create an even row count37:56—how much should I change my needle size when I need to change?39:40—how to add a zipper or hood to my ITAG-SIS40:01—Suzanne demonstrates seaming stitches to stitches and identifies where to work46:10—Suzanne demonstrates seaming rows to rows; the mattress stitch47:53—the figure 8 start for mattress stitch seaming54:52—how to neatly finish the mattress stitch seam55:36—Suzanne demonstrates seaming stitches to rows1:01:52—can you work through both bars instead of skipping one?1:03:16—doe the seam count as a bar when seaming stitches to rows on a perpendicular seam?1:04:42—is the backstitch acceptable for seaming?1:06:34—how to seam cables together at the shoulder1:10:20—does Suzanne offer 1 on 1 lessons?1:10:45—how to flow ribbing into a large cableWhere to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
ITAG Set In Sleeve Tutorial - What About the Neckline? Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-05-15 | This week I will be talking about a variety of necklines and how to plan them.Join me with your questions.This is associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4Fknitters graph paper - http://tata-tatao.to/knit/matrix/e-index.htmlTime stamps for 5-15-210:00—introductions 4:53—discussing and designing the neckline. Suzanne shows us several variations11:48—is the back of the neck always even?13:12—Suzanne shows us shawl collars for a cardigan15:09—what you need to consider when knitting to make a collar; standard crew vs V-neck19:46—the boatneck opening and how it affects the shoulder shaping22:45—the placket design and what you need to consider24:19—thinking about finishing before you start knitting—the ribbing30:33—adding zippers and a steek for a cardigan32:31—more about balancing various ribbings at the seam edge35:15—adding selvedge stitches to the stitch count37:05—maintaining a stitch pattern in helical knitting39:57—maintaining a stitch pattern with short row shaping42:28—best way to carry yarns in helical knitting45:26—is there a formula for calculating a percentage of neck and shoulder stitches that are needed?47:55—is back neck shaping needed when using ribbing?48:11—will Suzanne discuss knitting flat vs knitting in the round with the SIS shoulder shaping at some point?50:37—how to knit selvedge stitches52:12—helix knitting and maintaining a colorwork pattern54:07—a 1940’s pattern calls for slipping the selvedge/edge stitches—why?56:04—what is Suzanne’s favorite short row technique?Where to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
ITAG Set in Sleeve Tutorial Talking More Pockets Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-05-08 | This week I am talking more about pockets and also about knitting to your schematic.Join me with your questions.This is associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4Fknitters graph paper - http://tata-tatao.to/knit/matrix/e-index.htmlTime stamps for 5-8-210:00—introductions4:58—Suzanne shows us the beginning of a sample pocket6:40—how to pick up and work the lining stitches for the pocket12:34—how to connect the pocket lining15:38—how to finish off the pocket23:55—Suzanne describes how to make the pocket with side openings26:25—Suzanne demonstrates theK2tog and SSP again for binding off the pocket edge32:48—was there a second SSP done on the pocket bind off?33:10—the difference between Suzanne’s pocket method and the double knit version33:47—is there a best orientation to use to work the garter stitch bumps to attach the pocket lining?34:03—a nice finish for the open edge of a side pocket40:43—is ribbing required to have the bumps to pick up for the pocket lining?42:46—is today’s live stream about set in sleeves?45:19—more clarification about working the pocket bind off46:08—would a wrapped stitch at the left top edge of a pocket be a good idea?47:06—how to finish a side pocket that is knit into a seam52:44—do you need to add a stitch before doing a cable at the pocket opening edge?54:11—did Jacki connect the lining as she knit it?55:07—Suzanne shows us how to chart the V-neck opening onto knitter’s graph paper1:00:50—Suzanne shows us how to chart the U-neck opening onto knitter’s graph paper1:08:30—which edge stitch is the best?1:08:45—is this the same charting process for the armscye?1:09:25—when will Suzanne’s next KAL start?1:10:24—when doing the Italian bind of for a project with twisted rib, do I twist the stitches before doing the bind off?1:11:04—Suzanne reviews how to chart the stitches on knitter’s graph paper1:11:37—what is the best way to attach/work a diagonal waistband?1:12:39—how to plan and design the back neck edge to raise it high enoughIf you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
ITAG Set in Sleeve Tutorial Talking About Pockets Knitting with Suzanne Bryan 2021-05-01 | During this livestream I will be discussing a variety of pockets and how to use them in this garment. I will also talk more about using knitters graph paper in regards to stitch and row equivalency.This is associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4Fknitters graph paper - http://tata-tatao.to/knit/matrix/e-index.htmlTime stamps for 5-1-210:00—introductions5:30—Suzanne shows us various pocket designs on ¼ scale graph paper - playlist for creating fabrics for pockets - [youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLKJ9GuhEEwkSRCAWaFz030iD6_WnZPF011:48—Suzanne shows us the pocket from her original ITAG sweater12:40—Suzanne pocket placed on knitter’s graph paper15:35—Frank Jernigan joins us to showcase his sweater website and several sweaters made from patterns generated by his website’s software; phrancko.com21:07—how long did it take Frank to develop his website?22:34—some of the sweater’s made from Frank’s website26:19—how to join one of Frank’s KAL’s phrancko.com29:27—continuation of the graphed pocket and how to graph a cable on it31:55—how to work stitch equivalency on knitter’s graph paper when you have multiple gauges33:14—figuring how to have ribbing flow into cables37:48—the edge cable of the pocket and how it lays at the top on the sweater surface39:34—is there a knitter’s graph paper that is 7x9? [http://tata-tatao.to/knit/matrix/e-index.html42:41—should a pocket be added to the sloper to make sure of placement?43:24—is compensation for cable flare invisible when working up from ribbing?48:34—has Suzanne made her pocket on a pullover?49:15—a resource for grading patterns [sistermountain.com]50:04—how to keep the bottom edge from rolling when not using ribbing52:01—the armscye on my sloper seems too large; what do I do now?If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryanWhere to find me:Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryanKnitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanneSuzanne's Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com
