Hi Arunima! I love how well organized this sounds! AND the fact it is Tunisian crochet, & the fact you use different size hooks each way! Very inspiring keeping the bigger picture in mind to make it look so simple what you do!- all amazing. thank you so much❤😊 j c
Hi!! Thank you for this pattern! I promised myself I would not start another new project until my Ipsa Blanket is finished. (Another broken promise. 🙄😂) Yesterday I purchased yarn for the cardigan and I am currently working round 17.🤓 I do have 2 questions.. Do you have a preferred method for changing colors on the forward pass? And do you recommend adding length to the cable as the sweater grows, or turning the piece more often to do partial passes? 💛
Hi Cindy! You are very quick, you should be able to complete the cardigan in no time! :) - Changing colors on the forward pass: I usually do it at the first stitch of the round by starting a new stitch with a new color. - Length of the cable: This is a personal preference. I like to work on multiple edges at once (just because I don't like to switch between the forward and return passes very often) so I work with long cables. But, some people have told me that their tension changes if they work on more than one edge at once. If you can keep your tension even, working with longer cables would work just fine. I hope that answers your questions!
Not a silly question at all! I made one like that for my daughter. You can make any modifications you want. Seaming the front like the back will turn it into a jumper/sweater and you can give it a collar if you like. If you email me at arunima@knitterknotter.com, I can share a picture of my daughter's sweater so you can see what it looks like.
I am using a Denise hook here. I don't live in India and I am not aware of the local hook brands there. If you are interested, Denise ship worldwide and you should be able to order from their website directly.
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Hi Arunima! I love how well organized this sounds! AND the fact it is Tunisian crochet, & the fact you use different size hooks each way! Very inspiring keeping the bigger picture in mind to make it look so simple what you do!- all amazing. thank you so much❤😊 j c
I am so glad to hear this! :)
I'm so excited for this! Thank you for another gorgeous design and pattern!
Thank you! :)
So pretty!
Thank you! 😊
Muy bonita y abrigada. Excelente video, bien detallado, se ve muy bien. Ahora a acertar con la talla y elegir hilado y colores! Gracias!!!💜
I am glad you like it! :)
Wow this looks so gorgeous 🤩 Going to definitely make this! ❤ Susannah
Awesome! I hope you enjoy making yours!
It’s a beautiful cardigan!
Thank you!
Hi!! Thank you for this pattern! I promised myself I would not start another new project until my Ipsa Blanket is finished. (Another broken promise. 🙄😂) Yesterday I purchased yarn for the cardigan and I am currently working round 17.🤓
I do have 2 questions.. Do you have a preferred method for changing colors on the forward pass? And do you recommend adding length to the cable as the sweater grows, or turning the piece more often to do partial passes?
💛
Hi Cindy! You are very quick, you should be able to complete the cardigan in no time! :)
- Changing colors on the forward pass: I usually do it at the first stitch of the round by starting a new stitch with a new color.
- Length of the cable: This is a personal preference. I like to work on multiple edges at once (just because I don't like to switch between the forward and return passes very often) so I work with long cables. But, some people have told me that their tension changes if they work on more than one edge at once. If you can keep your tension even, working with longer cables would work just fine.
I hope that answers your questions!
@@KnitterKnotter Yes, thank you so much!
I’ve been wanting to try Tunisian in the round 👍🏻 Maybe a silly question but could it be made into a sweater instead by joining up the front? 🤔
Not a silly question at all! I made one like that for my daughter. You can make any modifications you want. Seaming the front like the back will turn it into a jumper/sweater and you can give it a collar if you like. If you email me at arunima@knitterknotter.com, I can share a picture of my daughter's sweater so you can see what it looks like.
Iam Indian.What is the name of hook that used here.I want to buy it in shop locally.
I am using a Denise hook here. I don't live in India and I am not aware of the local hook brands there. If you are interested, Denise ship worldwide and you should be able to order from their website directly.
What brand of hooks did you use? Do you have a link?
I use the Denise Interchangeable hooks, here's my affiliate link: www.knitdenise.com/products/denise2go-crochet-for-a-cure-2-hook-set?aff=16
Can this be made in dk weight?
Yes, it can be made in DK weight! If you are following my written pattern, you'd have to pick a larger size.