Knitting tutorial: Magic Loop 

You are so welcome! Thanks for the lovely comment. :)

Thank you so much :)

Thanks so much for your lovely comment. I am so glad you found the video helpful. All the best with your first sweater! That is so exciting. :)

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks so much Susan. I am so glad you found them helpful. :)

Thank you so much. I am so glad you find them helpful.

Thank you so much. I am so pleased it has helped.

Thank you so much for the lovely comment. I am so glad you found the video helpful. Happy knitting. :)

Thank you. I am glad you found it clear and helpful. :)

I think that makes a big difference as if the cable is too rigid, it is hard to keep it close to the other needle when you start the next half of the round. I think the nicest cable to work with for magic loop is actually the Hiya Hiya brand and then I like the Chiaogoo and the Knit Pro equally as far as the cable goes (but the join where the cable meets the needle is better on the Chiaogoo).

I am so glad the video was helpful. The cables are really important with magic loop. Hope you find success with it now. :)

Thank you so much. That is a lovely comment. I would love to do a video on this but I would probably have to write up a pattern first as I couldn't do a video tutorial on this using someone else's pattern unless I had their permission first. So it may be a little while before I could do a video on it.

Thank you so much. The yarn is Madelinetosh Sport in the Winter Wheat colorway. The contrast colour is also Madelinetosh but it is the Pashmina base and the colorway is Ink.

@@mostlyknitting thank you for your reply. I love your tutorials you have such beautiful neat work, so much nicer than store bought. I can see that all your garments are made with love ❤️

@@cloudydaez - Thank you so much. They definitely are. I only knit for family and friends and for myself as my knitting is very personal.

The needles in the video are Chiagoo needles. The other needles I really like working with are Hiya Hiya brand. I have also used Knit Pro needles and they are quite good as well. Hopefully you can find a kind you like readily available. There are a number of online retailers but if you have a local yarn store that sells them, that is even better as you get them straight away and you can feel the cable and see if you like it.

@@mostlyknitting Thank you for the info.

The needles in the video are Chiagoo needles. The local yarn store that I work at (Skein Sisters in Dulwich Hill, Sydney) sells them but there are a number of online retailers. The other needles I really like working with are Hiya Hiya brand.

Thanks so much. The pattern is Celosias by Jennifer Steingass and the yarn is Madelinetosh Sport.