Thank you! I’m making your CalmDown cardigan and am so impressed with the design, fabulous high end garment. The instructions are wonderfully clear, as is this very helpful tutorial, with great close ups so we can see just what you mean as you go along. I just hope I’ve sorted my row tension out - my purl rows were too loose so I think I’m adjusting it for spot -on tension as I go along fingers crossed. The recommended yarn is beautiful too, such a gorgeous grey. You are very talented! 😊
Thank you for this. I mostly have knit shawls and the like, where slipping the first stitch is desirable, so I did that with a sweater, not realizing it would make it harder to pick up the right number of stitches. This is letting me pick up additional stitches between the big slipped stitches. Other videos are basically saying I did it wrong, which is evident. I am not unknitting my whole sweater avoid slipping the edge stitch. Thanks again!
Glad to be of help! Slipping the first stitch can make things difficult but definitely isn't the be all and end all, and you can use it for decorative effect, too (my favourite) :)
Thank you for the video! I’m currently working on a sweater that specifically asks for the slip stitch selvedge for the edges that will be picked up later. I’ve never seen any patterns like that before so i was confused as to why it was designed this way and how to deal with picking up later. This video answered both questions!
❤ exactly what I was looking for
omg I love this "chain" effect on the side! So genius! I'm in love with this pattern and this color as well, so beautiful!
thank you! It's such a simple yet effective detail :) Thanks so much!
Thank you! I’m making your CalmDown cardigan and am so impressed with the design, fabulous high end garment. The instructions are wonderfully clear, as is this very helpful tutorial, with great close ups so we can see just what you mean as you go along. I just hope I’ve sorted my row tension out - my purl rows were too loose so I think I’m adjusting it for spot -on tension as I go along fingers crossed. The recommended yarn is beautiful too, such a gorgeous grey. You are very talented! 😊
Thank you for this. I mostly have knit shawls and the like, where slipping the first stitch is desirable, so I did that with a sweater, not realizing it would make it harder to pick up the right number of stitches. This is letting me pick up additional stitches between the big slipped stitches. Other videos are basically saying I did it wrong, which is evident. I am not unknitting my whole sweater avoid slipping the edge stitch. Thanks again!
Glad to be of help! Slipping the first stitch can make things difficult but definitely isn't the be all and end all, and you can use it for decorative effect, too (my favourite) :)
Just cast on the calm down cardi. Great tutorial
Thank you for the video! I’m currently working on a sweater that specifically asks for the slip stitch selvedge for the edges that will be picked up later. I’ve never seen any patterns like that before so i was confused as to why it was designed this way and how to deal with picking up later. This video answered both questions!
THANK YOUUU 😁