Woven Chevrons
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Follow this video along with the Woven Chevrons pattern to learn how to...
0:31 I-cord Cast On
1:40 Pick up stitches from the I-cord edge
2:54 Pick up and k3 stitches from the I-cord CO edge
4:50 Increase & Decrease
8:12 Work the I-cord at the beginning of Row 47
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Woven Chevrons requires 4 skeins (100g each) of fingering weight yarn in 4 different colors.
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LOVE that i have found you at age 74!!! You are an inspiration to me! I've been an "out of the box gal" all my life.... you make me smile:) PS.. your a fabulous teacher!.. FYI.. I worked in a yarn shop from age 14 and was a dancer (hobby style) ,til my 2 kids brought my life into focus! Now retired with kids that love and appreciate my "style" and creativity... thank you for teaching this old dog "new tricks"... Hugs, GG Babs
Thank you so much Babs! I went to school for dance and now I dance with my fingers! :) Happy to share all my obsessions with knitting with you.
I love watching you knit. You’re as delicate as a spider spinning a web...
Thank you so much for this video-it simplifies the pattern so much, that now I am ready to do it. You have a real gift for breaking explanations down into simple steps.
Thank you! I'm glad it helped. I'll keep the videos coming in 2021.
What you create with yarn and needle just blows my mind each time you come up with a new design. Structurally this one reminds me of an architect sketching out a layout - only you use needle and thread instead of a pencil. What an ingenious twist to regular chevrons. Seriously - you’re gonna improve so many people’s game when it comes to knitting by giving them the knowledge and confidence to break out of their comfort zone. Read your other comment about making more of these instructional videos so just wanted to say thanks for giving us something great to look forward to in 2021. You totally changed my outlook about knitting during the months of lockdown these past months. I live in Seoul and there is an art district in Insa dong where a lot of traditional artwork is displayed in small museums. I used to think what the artisans embroidered on the King and Queen’s gowns during the Joseon dynasty were amazing, but boy howdy your work could stand right beside them. You’ve elevated knitting to a whole new level of artwork. Can’t believe how generous you’ve been to share your time and know-how with the fiber world. Thank you so much and keep up the great work. Happy new year ^^
You knitt so colerfoul.. Thats is a verry nice Idea, i will try and now i can use my big woolstas.. Thank you verry mutch.. I show you here when im finish. Greethings from Hamburg Germany 👍👍👍😁😁😁💐💐💐
Thank your for making these tutorials. Your patterns are beautiful and intimidating to a newbie knitter. However, with your tutorials I am more confident that I can make your shawls.
I am getting so much inspiration from all of these fabulous West Knits videos!
You are the best teacher ever!
So excited to cast this on once I'm finished with my Christmas knitting!
Has anyone else noticed that when you watch "man-hands" knit, it always looks effortless, not unlike watching Jimmy Page play the guitar. By comparison, our smaller "lady-hands" look like we are working harder and maybe even a bit awkward ? Perhaps it's just me. I noticed that you have your index finger Way up there and just swinging' that yarn easily, even on the Purls!! I think I need to work on my Cont. knitting technique :) Thank you so much for this video, I cannot wait until my Hot Pink yarns show up so I can get started on this !!! In the meantime, I think I'll practice my technique a bit with some scraps (fingering weight is something I have used almost Never) of sport weight yarn. Thank you again for this video and for the Phenomenal Hiberknitalong !!
Love your instructions! So easy to follow and understand. Thank you ! ☺️
Your videos are wonderful to watch.
Thank you! I'm working on many more and will keep trying to make the quality and content better and better. I love making them!
@@StephenWest -Big, enormous hug.
Phew !!! So far so good. Thank you for reassurance.🤗
another lovely video, Stephen. Thank you so much for sharing!
I absolutely LOVE this design. I loved the border of the Slipstravaganza so I'm so happy you created this beautiful shawl!! Thank you!
Thank you! I loved that border too and immediately knew it needed to become a big chevron shawl.
So glad you like it!
@@StephenWest I LOVES it!!🤩🤩😍😍
@@StephenWest Sorry I fanned girl out and I meant to also say You are so talented!! Slipstravaganza was my first time to knit one of your patterns and now I am hooked!
You are such a great teacher! For me it's a challenge to knit changing colors, I'm not usted to it nor liked it either but my goal this year is to try and learn tricks. I tried to knit the winter lights but it was too much for me now... But this one got me! My shawl is far from being perfect but I'm enjoyining it very much. Your work is fab!
Thank you so much!
I just looooove your i-cord edges!!!
Thanks so much for this very clear demonstration!
Veramente bellissimo vederti lavorare a maglia!
I love his tutorials
Wao this is awesome. I'm sure you are a genius. I can't handle like you. I wish.
When making the icord, I used a 6" dpn and slid the work to the right. For me, this was easier than transferring.
Damn! Finished the Slipstravaganza and was going to avoid shawls for a bit..... now this
Thank you for another wonderful tutorial. I think that it would be very helpful if you could use much larger needles & yarn for your videos so that we could see better what you’re doing. I would appreciate it very much.
This is wonderfully helpful video, just wish it had been put up on Boxing Day when the Knitalong started, would have saved me a lot of angst
¡Eres genial Stephen!
I see a throw coming my way soon
Sublime!
You are awesome
Thank you 🌺🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺
Great!!!!! Thanks!!!
спасибо!
You’re not only a great designer but you’re also a fabulous instructor. Do you have a favorite yarn brand and base for your shawls? I know the weight matters around my neck so I tend to go to woolen spun fingering weight. I prefer my shawls light in weight. I’m just curious what you prefer?
Thank you! I'm really obsessed with Qing Fibre Melted Baby Suri Alpaca for fluffy accents in my shawls. It makes a very light and fluffy fabric. I'm also a big fan of Undercover Otter Squirm yarn. It's very bouncy and lightweight (fingering weight). it comes in so many fabulous colorways too from solid to multi-colored tones.
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Love this pattern. Is it for sale on Ravelry as well?
Thank you!! You can find it here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/woven-chevrons
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S
So wonderful! You are such an encouraging and fun teacher thank you 😊