Loop Stitch 

Thank you so much this has had me baffled! You made it easy for me to finally " get it! " You went slow enough to follow and your camera is on it the whole time. Again Thanks! " You Rock! "

Thank you, by far the best demonstration of a nice looking stitch. I will be checking out your other videos.

I must remember to add this video to my favourites so I can refer to it every time I need to do a loop stitch. For some reason, loop stitch is always the one that I forget how to do, and then have to relearn it every time I need it! I think it's probably because knitting books tend to describe it about a million different ways, and it very rarely makes sense. Your description reminds me that it needn't be that complicated. Thanks again! Also, I'm very impressed that you're able to demonstrate it in both English and Continental style. I learned to knit English, or Western, style. I've certainly tried to switch to Continental style b/c I wondered if it would be easier once I got the hang of it, but it's like switching which hand you write with. I could never get it! I'm always impressed with what I consider "ambidextrous knitters." :)

This is wonderfully clear. I appreciate seeing this done Continental style. I'm going to make a sheep costume for my dog!

Thank you ever so much for this video, you have simplified the loop stitch. Much appreciated.

Thanks so much. I am trying to complete a project as a favor to a friend, and directions with kit didn't make much sense. Your video was great!

This is very helpful, thank you!