Amazing as always! Really impressed with how willing you are to sacrifice your sanity with the meme/ pop culture knitting projects. The finished piece is really well made, do you mind sharing gauge so I could properly awed at your bravery?
Firstly, cudos to you for such an undertaking. I am an avid colorwork knitter, having worked with Intarsia, douplicate stitch, and fair isle/stranded colorwork. I always had a hard time with keeping my tension even but then I learned the Ladderback Jacquard method of adding invisible sitches to hold floats. not only is it super intuitive, but it also allows for way more stretch and a better drape. Definitely recommend trying Ladderback Jacquard wiht a beanie so start! Its a life changer! Happy knitting!
Thank you :) I think I definitely underestimated the size of the project at first haha. This one probably took me close to if not into 3 figures (hours-wise)? Would be a good idea to actually time these things 😅
i love your channel! Im not nearly as good at knitting as you are (yet?), do you recommend just diving into terrifying projects like these and hoping for the best? I recently finished a hat (took 3 days i was knitting during work) and as muuuch as i want to make a sweater and shirts and all kinds of crazy stuff from my favorite shows, this looks super overwhelming 🫠 Again, you are gonna pop off, your channel is amazing
No harm in trying it out, you might enjoy it! You can always start with simplified versions or smaller projects if you like. I know working up to this one definitely helped me. Thank you so much :)
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Can't believe you aren't drowning in views for this content.
i know this is an old video but im confused, this looks like fair isle to me not intarsia, intarsia wouldve been so much better for this😭
Amazing as always! Really impressed with how willing you are to sacrifice your sanity with the meme/ pop culture knitting projects. The finished piece is really well made, do you mind sharing gauge so I could properly awed at your bravery?
Thank you!! It's great to hear you're enjoying them :). The yarn is a sports/fine weight and I'm sure you can relate haha
Firstly, cudos to you for such an undertaking. I am an avid colorwork knitter, having worked with Intarsia, douplicate stitch, and fair isle/stranded colorwork. I always had a hard time with keeping my tension even but then I learned the Ladderback Jacquard method of adding invisible sitches to hold floats. not only is it super intuitive, but it also allows for way more stretch and a better drape. Definitely recommend trying Ladderback Jacquard wiht a beanie so start! Its a life changer! Happy knitting!
I think you are y super cool. Inspiring too. 👍🏽
Absolutely obsessed with ur videos 😍😍
Thank you so much!! I'm really glad you enjoy them :)
Your videos spark so much joy
why are you so underated?! your videos are so entertaining and inspiring! you deserve wayyyy more
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Another excellent video, and another really cool project!
Thank you so much!
scp reference on the thumbnail made me choke on my tea
Love this! Did you use 100% cotton yarn?
I love your videos a lot ❤️
Freehand intarsia? You are brave lol, but it came out pretty good! How long does a piece usually take you to finish?
Thank you :) I think I definitely underestimated the size of the project at first haha. This one probably took me close to if not into 3 figures (hours-wise)? Would be a good idea to actually time these things 😅
Do you have a Pinterest?
i love your channel! Im not nearly as good at knitting as you are (yet?), do you recommend just diving into terrifying projects like these and hoping for the best? I recently finished a hat (took 3 days i was knitting during work) and as muuuch as i want to make a sweater and shirts and all kinds of crazy stuff from my favorite shows, this looks super overwhelming 🫠 Again, you are gonna pop off, your channel is amazing
No harm in trying it out, you might enjoy it! You can always start with simplified versions or smaller projects if you like. I know working up to this one definitely helped me. Thank you so much :)