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CO 240 for the large (or 180 for the small) Dimensions and materials can be found here: www.atyarnslength.com/summer-stitch-sampler-afghan-knit-along/ If you want to do all Entrelac, you can find the info in Week 12.

@@AtYarnsLength thank you . Have a very blessed day

What yarn weight? And you have the clothespin-looking weight on? If you're good in both cases, you may want to be sure your hooks aren't bent.

Thank you! It's my favorite way to use thin yarns since I don't like making socks :)

They are out again right now! :)

If the yarn is too fine or too thick, it won’t work properly. You also have to use the weight or the stitches draw up. What are you using?

@@AtYarnsLength I have the weight on. I’m using lions brand mandala yarn.

That yarn should work. Are you sure you loaded it properly? Also, how fast are you cranking?

I’m not going very fast. Yes it’s loaded right.

Mine keeps jamming

Thank you, Doreen!

Good tip! I’ll share that sale. The patterns were good (except the socks, which I don’t like to make 😉) and I think an advanced beginner would be fine.

@@AtYarnsLength Thanks for the quick reply. The sale is $59 USD for those who participated in the bingo today - so limited time - 48 hrs)

@@Rosie906 I played bingo today, too! I never even get one row 😅

@@AtYarnsLength Same! Maybe one year! 😂

@@Rosie906 Maybe today :)

Yes! You can use "leading leg" instead of "right leg" when describing a stitch leg, too.

@@AtYarnsLength given that I have left and the other left in my old brain leading leg works

Unfortunately no, not like this. It was designed to be used after Tier 1 as Tier 1 is comprised of triangles on the ends and rectangles in the center. It would have to be redesigned completely to work with Tier 2, which is all rectangles 🙁

@@AtYarnsLength ok

Ugh! I’m sorry to hear that, Debbie 😞

I think it’s a good idea. Lots of folks in the KAL had trouble with tension on this stitch. The nature of it makes it hard to work evenly with garter- or stockinette-based stitch patterns. Many folks saw their blankets cinch in a bit here as a result 😅 Please let me know how it goes!

Each repeat (in *s) ends with a p2. Once all the repeats are completed, there is an additional p2 to finish the row. p2 + p2 = p4 :) "Ending final repeat with a p4" is another way to say that.

Hi Phebe! I'm happy to help! I actually have a knit along happening now (I'll link it below); this one has concluded. Your eyes aren't deceiving you. Most likely it's because I'm a combination knitter, which means that sometimes I wrap my purls "backwards." This means my stitches are seated facing a different way, so I knit into them differently on the next row. (This sometimes also happens when you tink a row and pick the stitches up facing different ways.) Just knit the way you knit and you'll be fine :) Here's the link to the current KAL: www.atyarnslength.com/winter-stitch-sampler-knit-along/ Week 2 just went live this morning, so you have plenty of time to join in!

@@AtYarnsLength thank you! I saw your winter sampler on Ravelry first, but then I found this one and loved the look of it, so I'll start with this one and catch up on the winter sampler next :) Do you recommend the small or large version? I'd love to tackle the large but don't want to get too overwhelmed

@@PhebeKemmer There are some other stitches down the line that are a bit complex and time-consuming, but if you are determined, go for the large size!

You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂

You should! I'd love to hear how it goes.

Thank you, Shelley 🥰

You’re welcome, Ruby!

Yes! It’s a good balance. I couldn’t wait to open them all, but not knowing what the pattern is keeps some of it secret at least 🙂

Thank you!

I liked them, too. I think I’ll just add one each time I order from now on!

Thanks, Debi! Do you have any guesses about the patterns?

Thank you! There’s definitely a discount with the calendar (versus buying all of these items separately).

That’s not a bad idea. I guess holding back the pattern prevents spoilers (like me) from spoiling too much too early, but a hard copy of the patterns would be nice!

Oh, now that is interesting! Do you mind sharing what you received? Was it similar?

I will let you know exactly when I get home. I know the first box came with 5 mini skeins of cotton and the same bag as yours and also the black string. I can't remember what was in the second box

My second box came with ribbon yarn, flash it yarn, a round wooden base, a hook, some hand made cotton labels and some straps and the postcards

@@BrokenKat1 Your boxes might be the crochet edition rather than the knitting?

Now I feel dumb lol I missed that yours was for knitting 🤦

Thanks, Kamila! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I can't tell you how silly I felt when I discovered the yarn didn't have a smell and it was actually the hearts in box #4 all along!😂

@@AtYarnsLength you don't have to feel silly. I saw unboxing of this calendar erlier and I didn't notice that it have to give nice smell. How silly is that? You are natural I love it

@@kamilajakubiak1533 ❤❤❤

You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

I use the term leading leg, that which presents first on the needle, to take away the confusion of front/back or left/right. I knit into the leading leg regardless whether it is front/back or left/right.

I'm glad you enjoyed it, Angela! You stay safe, too.

Hi Angela! Yes, I knit both. I don't enjoy socks as much, but I love knitting tops!

Hello 😊

❤️ Thank you!

I am hoping they'll release another sack this year!

So true!

Thank you! I do, too!

We must have ordered from the same batch :)

What was in yours?

@@AtYarnsLength I shared the yarn I got on my episode #84. I’m doing a daily vlogmas for 2021. Would love to have you visit my channel.

Oh no! Did you dislike the colorways or the yarn itself?

I got mine in about a week. I'd love to hear what's in yours!

Oooh, blue is my favorite color!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you, too!

I'm so envious! Fiber animals are on my dream list :)

They are amazing!

My needle size is 17 circular needle...yarn is thick and quick acrylic.

The needle size doesn't matter, but the lifeline should be small so as not to affect gauge. If you picked up the stitches in different ways (front to back/back to front), you may have found it was wonky when you worked the next row because the stitches would come out twisted. I have a video called Front Leg, Back Leg that explains why this happens and how to fix it.

Thanks!