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i wish i knew how much easier working with circular needles is from the jump! and also, that using metal needles is way less hard on my hands when working with synthetic fibers that don’t move smoothly against wooden ones when your hands start sweating a bit 😅

i’m so glad i got over myself last year and switched to continental 😅 going to make colorwork sm easier which i want to do soon 🙂‍↕️💜

ah you do the "ol' twisy twisty" technique for floats. Good stuff.

Bellissimo❤I maglioni si possono acquistare? Se sì, dove? Grazie❤

I've just added at least half of these to my favourites list! Thank you for highlighting these. As someone said below, the Hibernal sock is a mock cable. It's really quick and easy to knit and the fit is great. I have made a pair of DK socks, a hat and am midway through a fingering weight pair of socks now! It's a very relaxing stitch pattern ☺️

Please do not rely on The Crown for any historical facts. They made up a lot.

Today I started on magic loop 2AATime toe up plain socks…. My first ever…. I love all your selections! Thanks for your time and I will be making more based if some of these.

The Hibernal socks are lovely and are a mock cable not an actual cable 🙂

I love this video! I’ve watched it twice because I have SO MANY single skeins in fingering weight yarn that need to be used. I’ve started to get overwhelmed by all the unused yarn in my stash so your suggestions will hopefully help me decrease it.

Thank you for these suggestions! I want to try the socks with the frilly top!

I have so many single skeins! Mine are mostly because I tend to order yarn online but I’m also super picky so I get just 1 ball to test it out.. sometimes I get more when I have a specific idea but I also have a bunch of single skeins with no plan… great video and suggestions! Maybe a shawl is in my future…

it's so difficult! I've been knitting for many, many years but I don't do much colourwork because I'm never really satisfied with the result, either the stitches are too tight or they're too loose 😅 Kudos to anybody who's capable of this art!

It’s like a year long advent!

If anyone is looking for this pattern. I found it online. Book is very hard to get because it is no longer published and ravelry doe not have the pattern.

thank you so much for posting this. i am attempting to knit a sweater as my first project (i know this sounds crazy, but i don't want a hat or a scarf...i want a sweater!) and this has helped me practice my magic loop and experimenting with different cast on/BOs without as much pressure. i tried knitting from a small sweater pattern but it was so much less confusing to watch and knit along with you. I've made two of them and will def reference for future holiday gifts. thank you thank you thank you!

what do you do with the floats for knitting? i know with crochet we can weave them in is it the same for knitting?

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Really admire people who can knit such complicated pattern, their brains and fingers must be different from ours.

If you need to find the pattern I found an epub of the book online. It is in a digital library. You need to click on download and after initial some popups etc you eventually can click on a blue download button and it op3ned on my ipad.

Oh man I have always despised color work because of the yarn constantly tangling up. Alternating continental and European looks like a game changer!

I can feel the itchiness

Нарядный , но на изнанке я бы сделала подкладку, чтобы елочка не кололась . 😊

If you are trying to teach us, you are too fast and those needles and yarn are too tiny to see what you are doing. The camera needs to be closer. Useless for us.

oh my god! I'm terrified 😧

I could not read it on the yarn.. so wondering what is the pink yarn made of? Is it wool, merino wool or any other type of yarn mixed with acrylic, polyester? Wonderful color and texture combination, I love it 💕🎉❤

Thank you for your support 💝💝💝💝💝👏👏👏👏👏👍

As someone who has been knitting 22 years, I'm STILL terrified of steeking

🎉❤ mega.. schönes muster und die kante Filzen.

That sweater vest turned out amazing!

woahh that's so pretty!!! Also what size yarn do you use

🎉 you make so beautiful things ! Thanks for all the inspiration! May i ask you about the pullover you’re wearing? Do you know the pattern for it? 🤩

Maybe I will try learning to knit again. I picked up crochet because I couldn’t wrap my head around knitting, but I love the finished look so much.

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That you're allowed to leave mistakes. In my family, we are taught you put a little piece of yourself in everything you make, and by leaving a mistake, you are leaving an opening for that bit of yourself to escape. That's why it's sometimes hard to give away the pieces I make

You can find the full video of this project on my channel or on this link ruclips.net/video/WEpfU1fhw5w/видео.htmlsi=7hkqq2vR92nc7_8T

You can find the full video with details about this project on my channel or on this link: ruclips.net/video/WEpfU1fhw5w/видео.htmlsi=7hkqq2vR92nc7_8T

Looks very beautiful

Thank you for showing us how you fix "mistakes" it's so valuable for something that for most people takes a long time and alot of work to make.

So beautiful

I could never unravel so much work but I am a slow knitter. But also I love that sweater on you 😊

In Iceland this is the most common way to make open sweaters. But usually we do one or two reverse stitches (don't know what they are called in English) where you want to cut the sweater later. Then we sew two lines on the reverse stitches and cut between the sewn lines. Then you can turn them in and either sew a ribben on the inside or crochet over the new opening. Then you can sew in a zipper or sew on buttons if you have made butten holes either while knitting or crocheting 😊

I love watching people who know their craft do their craft <3

Great idea felting the edges! I would never have thought of that! 😊

Never learned. Netting. But I know some crochet 🧶.

Never learned. Netting. But I know some crochet 🧶.

I couldn’t stop watching you knit, I’m so excited to be subscribed to your channel. I’m new to color work and I’m already invested just watching you knit.

Wow!! This is amazing. Great idea to felt the edge!

I've yet to try colourwork but this video was very insightful and fun to watch, thanks for sharing your experience! The vest looks great.

Beautiful and classic