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Finally, a sensible solution to the dreaded neckline. Thank you.

Very good tip. I plan to use it ‼️

I have just finished a body of a new top-down sweater with a wide 2x2 hem, so I decided to share with you the stretchy bind off I lately have been using. It does take much more time than the usual method, but it is so worth it - the edge created is so neat and stretchy. The process is made of 4 steps that you repeat until you bind off all the sts. The set-up step: Starting with knit sts column, insert the needle into the first knit st on LH needle purlwise, then insert the needle into the first purl st on RH needle knitwise. Slip both sts off needles. And start with Steps 1-4. Step 1. Working into a pair of adjacent knit sts: Insert the needle into the 1st knit st KNITWISE, then into the 2nd knit st - PURLWISE. Slip it off the LH needle, pull the yarn through. Step 2. Working into a pair of purl sts that frame the knit st column. Insert the needle into the 1st purl st (on the right side of the knit sts column) PURLWISE, then into the 2nd purl st (on the left side of the knit sts column) - KNITWISE. Slip it off the LH needle, pull the yarn through. Step 3. Working into a pair of knit sts that frame the purl st column Insert the needle into the 1st knit st (on the right side of the purl sts column) KNITWISE, then into the 2nd knit st (on the left side of the purl sts column) - PURLWISE. Do NOT slip it off the LH needle, pull the yarn through. Step 4. Working into a pair of adjacent purl sts Insert the needle into the 1st purl st PURLWISE, then into the 2nd pur st - PURLWISE. Slip both purl and knit sts off the LH needle, pull the yarn through. Repeat STEPS 1-4 until you bind off all the sts.

Thank you for the clear tutorial of this stitch! 🌷

Thank you!

it's gorgeous! thank you ♥

This is a lovely tutorial. Can you say how you join your yarn please. You seem to tie it? To the stitch beneath?

I love it except the boat neck is too wide for my taste. Can the neck be modified?

Great info! Confused a bit about double yarn. If I use the same yarn (same color), do I still need to double? Knitting my first sweater!

Wow, the hat looks so beautiful. Happy birthday 🎉 and thank you for the amazing views!

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Love this sweater. I want to make the number of stitches less. Unfortunately, such a large size does not suit me. Which number multiples do I need? And I think your needle is 6 mm, right?

Love the pattern. How many yards of mohair are needed for a medium size sweater? Is it possible to alter the top so it isn't a boatneck? It looks lovely on you but would not be so great on me. Thanks.

Really fantastic video and explanation!

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This was such an atmospheric glimpse of yarn boutiques in Paris. Just wish we'd had more time to linger inside those shops and outside. in the streets 🧶🧶🧶

Beautifully clear - thank you

So helpful. Thank you so much.

what size needles?

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This is just what I was looking for and your instructions are so easy to follow and clear. Thank you!!

Knit this sweater with me - giftofknitting.com/pattern-store/p/sand-sweater-pattern-baja-collection-lmb4k

I love your patterns. They are so detailed, precise and easy to follow, leaving nothing to guesswork. I've made 2 of your sweaters, Porcelain Cardigan and long ago, the Heritage Sweater. I made the Porcelain Cardigan much longer with 3 buttons,

This was perfect. My neckline on a sweater that took me months to knit with expensive (for me) yarn was jagged and sloppy even after 3X of ripping it out and redoing. I was upset with the finished project... then I found your video. The bottom stitches smoothed the transition to the neckline and all decreases and holes were neatly covered. Thanks to you, I now have my new favorite sweater.😍

G’day, thank you this is a game changer for neater necklines 👍🇦🇺

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That's gorgeous 😍

Hi I love your work …. What do you do if you have stitches on needle holder …like for centre front that haven’t been cast off?

Your channel ıs really soooo dıfferent, always waıt what you do

Thank you

Exactly what I was looking for (!!!) to finish a ballet-wrap sweater! Thank you... May I ask, please, where the Journey sweater side split technique is posted?

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I really like this channel, always so specific and I do not even knit.. Plus her voice is so soothing, she could do an ASRM channel no cap.

Amazing tutorial, thank you very much for making this video!

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Very neat ! In the "traditional" way of picking up stitches, we have to figure out a pick-up ratio (stitches vs rows gauge) in the side of the collar where we have rows and not columns of stitches like in the front or back. With your method, do you make a crochet slip stitch in every rows in the sides or do you skip some stitches to respect your ratio gauge? The sample in your video is in a bulky weight with very few stitches on the sides, and I am curious what it would look like with a thinner yarn.

So helpful. Thank you.

Wow. Nice tutorial. Beautiful design and color 💚.

I made this sweater twice and just love it !!

Full Pattern available for the instant download - giftofknitting.com/pattern-store/p/avb-sweater-pattern

PDF of the pattern is available for the instant download with step-by-step written and charted instructions, graded for 5 sizes, test knitted and edited by the professional tech editor - giftofknitting.com/pattern-store/p/bp5fxovy2e65us7dmx1j20id8rdfd0

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Very interesting. Thanks 👍😊

This is so interesting. I love it. Thank you.

Hi. Is there any reason why I cannot work under both "V legs"? Thank you for sharing your great work. 🙌

I have been looking for a Dickie pattern to knit on an cerler knitting machine e mail me please

Owww you are my girl my savior i was looking for this weeks. As if you read my mind. I am not good in knitting in round starting from the neck. But then i had this problem how to pick up stitches because neck line is not even due to the decreased stitches THANK YOU EVER SO MUCH❤❤❤❤

Nice excellent finish...love the tutorial

Can you use this method around top down or bottom up armholes before you Kitchener stitch the two sides together as I always end up with holes at either end that I have to close up