Pick up sts along garter edge

This is how we pick up sts along the side of a piece worked in garter st. Between each "bump", there are two rows/holes to pick up in. To make an even pickup it usually works well to pick up alternating two and one stitch between every two knots.
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Video #114, listed in: Knitting Videos, Knitting tips & tricks, Pick-up & Knit up stitches

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Anne wrote:

Bonjour, J'ai travaillé en rayures sur mon ouvrage et je me demande si, pour un joli rendu fini, je dois relever mes mailles sur l'endroit où l'envers ? Idem pour le début du tricot une fois les mailles relevées, je commence sur l'endroit où l'envers ? Merci d'avance de votre retour Anne

06.02.2021 - 14:54

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Anne, en général, on relève toujours les mailles sur l'endroit, on tricote parfois un premier rang en mailles endroit sur l'envers ou bien un premier tour en mailles envers sur l'endroit (si on tricote en rond) avant de continuer en côtes par exemple (ou un autre point), ou bien on peut tricoter en côtes dès le 1er tour après avoir relevé les mailles. Bon tricot!

08.02.2021 - 11:46

Berta wrote:

Me gusta el diseño de la manta y las instrucciones son muy buenas

09.02.2018 - 23:00

Marie Clarke wrote:

I\'m about to start the little red riding hood slippers, and went to look at the how-to videos on your site, but they don\'t play for me. I\'d be grateful for some Help!

03.11.2016 - 12:25

DROPS Design :

Dear Mrs Clarke, try to refresh the page and/or with another browser, you should be able to see it. Make sure you have installed the newest version of Adobe Flash Player. If the problem persists, please take a look at Vimeo's FAQ.

03.11.2016 - 13:22

Jessica wrote:

Do you have a video explaining how to pick up stitches on dpns? Thank you!!

01.11.2015 - 13:47

DROPS Design :

Dear Jessica, you will pick up sts on dpn as you will do with circular or straight needle, distribute number of sts on your dpn as you are picking up the sts and then work around as stated in the pattern. Happy knitting!

02.11.2015 - 10:32

Dina wrote:

Very useful. However I would have used two different wool colors and showed also the back of the work.

28.05.2015 - 12:29

Hilary wrote:

Do you have a video that shows how to pick up sts in garter without knitting? Thank you! I'm enjoying learning new techniques!

16.10.2014 - 08:18

DROPS Design :

Dear Hilary, such a video will be soon added, inbetween, you can have a look at this one where you can see in time code 3:37 how to pick up sts along edge worked in garter st, without knitting them at the same time. Happy knitting!

16.10.2014 - 14:46

Hélène wrote:

Merci beaucoup :) vous êtes vraiment au top!

30.08.2014 - 22:04

Hélène wrote:

Bonjour, je voulais savoir si je pouvais utiliser cette technique pour tricoter un col en côte 1/1 sur le bord en point mousse du gilet que je suis en train de faire ? (Suis débutante et j'aimerais faire une belle "finition") :/ Merci par avance de votre réponse... (Et merci pour cette vidéo hyper simple et claire !) :) Hélène

27.08.2014 - 09:55

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Hélène et merci. Vous pouvez effectivement utiliser cette technique ou encore l'autre vidéo dénommée "Relever des mailles - le long du côté" (cf index). Bon tricot!

28.08.2014 - 14:46

Faridh wrote:

Pick up sts along garter edge

30.06.2014 - 20:48

Mariana wrote:

ESPECTACULARES! los videos, a veces un poco rapidos,(para las nuevas en esto) pero muy didacticos. Gracias desde Argentina

25.07.2013 - 22:10

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