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This has changed my knitting life. Thank you!

I really love Wally's sweater ! And now it's time for yours, Frank ! it's so nice to meet a new knitter . Jan seems to be a very interesting woman. For sure we're going to enjoy her involvement in the meetings ! And, feeling as part of the group as I feel, I would like to ask everybody about new knitting books. I love them and I would like to know if some of you all could recommend a new one. Or perhaps not just news. Hasta el sábado que viene, un saludo desde Sevilla. 🙋‍♂

Thank you ! Beautiful tutorial ! And what about working with three colors? Thanks again Donatella

Love watching the zoom meetings...

Oh no, NOT good news about everyone being sick. 😞 My husband actually had covid in 2020 , his smell and taste is barely coming back now. Thankfully he is the only real life person I know that has had it. That baby blanket is going to be a treasure , Sumner ! I also noticed yarn on a cone grew and like Cindy said, I think it is the spinning oil. Cathy is so talented , that pillow is stunning ! Collected my prize info on pillow forms 😆. Mary has been busy while gone. Sandra was brave, have thought of reconditioning a few things , just take a photo as a memory.. Wonderful job Wally ! Hope Jan becomes a regular , impressed at how quickly she knitted that sweater during the olympics !! Not to mention her talent of being able to knit bi-directional . Wow She does indeed live in a great area with resources like Ron and Suzanne in the area. Wow, not much left to your sweater, good zoom meeting knitting material. Then on to the next adventure and seeing the new design you have charted emerge and catch up with everyone's work in progresses.

Sorry you weren't feeling well :-( feel better soon. Luv, seeing all your very beautiful projects. Thank you!!

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! You have made magic loop so much better and easier to work with.

Jenny, your parasol is spectacular! Tim, love the animal crochet project! I always enjoy seeing what everyone is working on and I always learn new things. 😄

Great comparison of all the different variations. I like to do the purl on the public side version, not for how it looks on the back but as a visual cue to myself as I'm knitting to reduce the chances of accidentally knitting the ladder stitch into the main colorwork. I always like tips and techniques like that to let me read my work more and my pattern/chart less.

Welcome, Maggie ! It's nice to meet new people. I have to say that Jenny's parasol is fabulous, fantastic, really awsome. She's so talented ! Congratulations! And now waiting for your sweater to be finished, Frank ! Have a nice week ! ¡Que pasen todos una buena semana! 🤗🤗🤗

LOL @what things people do behind closed doors. 😄 Twacking yarn . I can relate to Cindy's story, we had the same type of store, I remember doing the squats and bends trying to make the denim pliable around to shape to our bodies. Yes, have been waiting to see Jenny's parasol , thanks for sharing !! Beautiful !

Frank's sweaters are just gorgeous. Yessss .......do keep for yourself!!!

There are sadly no yarn stores in phx :-( besides Michael's, joanns fabrics grrrr

Lol. Oops spelling typo sorry

I went thru loma pretty earthquake. Like 7 point something omg !!!!! Scaryyyy

😊 Love love love the Cherry Blossamer Parasol

Omg thx frank ! You gave me an ah haaaa moment. That makes total since !!! Thank you. I will now do both measurements.

Thx Sumner for sharing. That was nice

Thank you for answering the swatch in the round question :-)

Thank you so much for this video. It's extremely helpful!

¡Hola ! How wonderful and stunning sweater Wally is knitting ! I love the colour and the pattern. I'm lookig forward to seeing it completely finished. All the projects are amazing. For my knitting, I use needles, yarn and pencil and paper to write down everything ! So many times, after blocking the swatch, I didn't remember the needles size ! This was another great meeting. I will be waiting for the next one. 🤗

This is exactly what I needed… I got it now, works perfectly. The result looks amazing. Thanks I lot Frank. Thanks to you I master it now. 🙏🙏☺️

I remember Ron's handy swatch idea 🙂 and seems I also remember the L shaped swatch being mentioned or I did read it on the blog or something. 🧐 Like Sumner I have bought yarn on a cone , there is clear difference before and after, it is a must measure before and after in particular with those. With my yoke I stayed with the idea of 3rds which gave me visual markers to reference but free styled my increases between them , increases never lined up , making them as invisible as I could to fool the eye . Ron with his pile of Phranckos can show an example of any technique, on the spot, for new members , just mention what part of the sweater and neckline , he has an example ! ⭐ EXACTLY FRANK !! While listening I was sure someone would mention mixing . Like Judith, I always think of needle sizes in MM (we had an exchange about how many people actually have calipers last week) Knitting from RIGHT to LEFT A U.S. SIZE 7 needle / 4.5 MM would be, PURL , K, K, PURL K, K, K, YO, K2 tog , YO, K2tog , YO, K2tog , YO , K2tog, K to end . Then, when read LEFT to RIGHT 4 YO holes = 4 2 PURL Bumps (worth .25 each) = .5

Beautiful projects ......great meeting .....thx again

Tim, what size crochet hook do you use ❤

Gosh guys .... thx for all your great idea's on swatch info n needle size. Just of late I was looking on RUclips how to do the yarn over idea. Luv u all. Great info

what about sweaters knit in the round? Do you use this same method?

Can you please explain knitting. What it is, how if works ? Thx so much

Yessss Sumner!! Omg. I agree. I'm thinking umbrella/parasal myself. Hit another record n phx. Today ...116. HOT HOT 🔥 🥵

I order leather handmade tags from etsy :-)

Frank, isn't the "after" blocking measurement the one that counts ? Because we're going to wash our garments . Thx

Frank .... thank you !!!! I have used a whole skein of yarn / different needles !! What a waste. I'm going your way on swatching !!

You didn't explain the short row and the turns.you are telling us about your pattern.

Thank you so very much for this very concise tutorial. I have looked at others and I did not understand them. I had kind of given up on this method; but this is so clear, you are a great teacher. Thanks again! ❤

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Congratulations, Cindy ! I'm looking forward to seeing your new swatches from level 3 ! And let me tell you that all your comments about knitting are really helpful. I really appreciate them. And welcome to Sandra too ! she looks so friendly and nice. Un saludo a todos desde Sevilla, en el sur de España ! 😄

Thank you so very much 💓

I would join in the meeting but my work schedule clashes with the zoom meeting times hence why I haven't been able to be around to watch and comment

Hello again Frank, looked (studied) till the end. This is great and has given me the courage to start with it. Thanks soooo muchi! Dona (from Belgium) Please look at my question just above as I stil had one question though. Thank! 😊

Hello Phrancko, this video is SO USEFULL! Tnx a lot! I have one question: if I only have one main one-colour design on the front of the sweater, should I set the “beginning of the row” at the beginning of the design approximately middle of the front of the body? Won’t it be to visible middle of the front of the sweater? Or should I better move the starting-point to the side somewhere? Tnx so much for your help! I am making a top-down sweater in the round in one colour with ons huge orange flower in the middle. Kind wooly regards from Dona (from Belgium)

I always learn so much from this group. Congrats to Cindy, too!

Jenny I wanted to see your finished umbrella.

Popped on to watch while I knit on my Phrancko . Fantastic, a new Phrancko Sweater knitter . Congrats Cindy !!! How wonderful . ❤ I think we all have calipers :D

What is that gauge thing Ron? Like a caliber ??

Ronnie... no more hiding! Omg, your knitting is beautiful

Wow !!! Huge congrats, Cindy

Hola, ¿cómo están ? Very interesting meeting as always. Chiaogoo for me !! I want to see Jenny's fabric on the parasol. It's really stunning ! Well, Frank, you always ask if someone has someting to show. As a part of this group, it's my turn. My mother's cardigan is finished and I'll post some photos on Ravelry as you told me I could do. I hope you like it. Comments will be appreciated !!

😊 A wonderful solution, and a presentation leading the viewer to be free of fear at learning a new technique. Thank you. 🎉

THANK YOU. YOU EXPLAIN IT GOOD.🤩🤩

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