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Thanks 😊 I used Drops Baby Merino, they have many colors that go well together

Thank you! ❤ The wraps are hard to see, right? i have problems with that too. In this pattern there is almost always a wrap before the last stitch to be knitted, e.g. it says "knit 8 sts w+t", you knit 6 stitches and then comes the wrap (7th stitch), pick up the wrap. Other than that I can only give you the tip to pay attention to your stitches, the stitches with a wrap have a little "collar" or "necklace". I hope I could help.

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Hi, thank you for your comment. Yes, brioche consists of two rows. So you repeat round 1 and 2 until you have reached your desired length.

@@counting_rowsso I have just added the stitch marker after joining the body, do I have to do round 1 and round 2 or do I start now with round 2 brp since I did normal brioche stitch knit to join them?

It's been a while since I've knitted this slipover, but knowing me, I followed every step exactly as it says. 😅 I went back through the pattern and it sounds like round 1 is a "wrong side" row and round 2 is a "right side" row. So yes, after the round where you put the stitch marker at the end (which is a right side row) you continue with round 1 and then round 2 and repeat those two rounds. Hope I could help. ❤ If you are confused that the stitches before and after the marker are the same, that is correct. I remember being a bit confused by this at the time.

@@counting_rows wait so I have to do round 1 right side and round 2 wrong side? I watched videos and they do the brk and brp on the right side only in the round

@@dianatoderic273 Sorry, I worded myself wrong, English is not my first language. Yes you are right, in the round you only knit on the right side. What I meant was that if you are knitting in rows and not rounds, round 1 corresponds to a wrong side, not that you should turn your work. Just trust the pattern and continue with round 1. It's all right. ❤

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Yes everything from stash, it's a good stash buster 😅

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size 3,5mm or E

no problem, I’m glad I can help 😅

Thank you 😊 I was very indecisive, but I’m happy with the result

Thanks! Your comment means a lot to me ☺️

same, english is not my first language either AND I'm struggling through this pattern. 😅 but I'm glad my video could help you. At the moment I am on the "right side of collar", I just can't find time to work on it and with a pattern like this it's important to take your time. So, I don't know if I can help you with that. Sorry 😞

@@counting_rows I believe in you! My motivation is me being greedy, because I spent sooo f*** much on this 100% silk yarn so i just can’t let it go 😅 send you all my supportive vibes, the right time for you to knit this tee will come :)

@@damn_lestat Thank you, that's so nice of you, your comment has motivated me a lot.❤ One day I will finish this shirt and so will you, you just have to be patient with it, sometimes I have to read a sentence or a whole sequence over and over again before I get it. It is a very well written pattern, but it is also a lot. I think when the collar part is done it will be easy peasy lemon squeezy. 😅

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Thank you! 😊 It's such a fun project! You mean the third one I show at the end? You can see the finished chicken in my March round-up ruclips.net/user/shortsoG1AVhcv-eg?si=_dFGcHVupQdGNIh8 and at the end of knitlog #29

the pattern calls for worsted-weight yarn and I didn't have anything suitable, so I used two thinner yarns to get the gauge. I also wanted a more natural marled effect, so I used one solid and one variegated yarn.

Effect is very nice I like it.❤

It’s the „Frog“ pattern by Claire Garland and you can buy it on Etsy or Ravelry