So, I've got this vest that I have tried to make 3 times now, and each time I get the left and right panels to the point of joining, the left is 1 or two rows SHORTER than the right. No idea how. So now I'm going to try it again TAAT. This would be my 1st time trying this method. OH! And did I mention that it is in Herringbone stitch?! Cuz I have to make things that much more difficult for myself. Always.
When you are knitting from the bottom up, it is common for one side of a sweater or vest to have one more row than the other when you get to the arm hole. I think this is a matter of convenience because to get them to match perfectly, the patterns for the left and right side would be different. For more of my free tutorials, subscribe to this channel and check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
It's the knitted cast on. One I use a lot. Knitting 2 at a time isn't rocket science, but some people have never thought about knitting that way and it has a lot of advantages. :)
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Thank you for this! I'm going to tackle two sweater fronts at the same time.
You're welcome! Just remember as you are knitting them... your sweater fronts are SYMMETRICAL, not identical! :)
Thank you very much! I couldn’t recall how to set up the pair and your video was so helpful. 💕💃🏻
I'm glad to help. Thanks for the feedback!
Excellent video! Thank you 🧶
You’re welcome!
I'm glad to help! For more of my free tutorials, check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
So, I've got this vest that I have tried to make 3 times now, and each time I get the left and right panels to the point of joining, the left is 1 or two rows SHORTER than the right. No idea how. So now I'm going to try it again TAAT. This would be my 1st time trying this method. OH! And did I mention that it is in Herringbone stitch?! Cuz I have to make things that much more difficult for myself. Always.
When you are knitting from the bottom up, it is common for one side of a sweater or vest to have one more row than the other when you get to the arm hole. I think this is a matter of convenience because to get them to match perfectly, the patterns for the left and right side would be different.
For more of my free tutorials, subscribe to this channel and check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
@knitalongclub but it is a top down vest, not bottom up. Are you saying it's going to be like that even if I do them both at the same time?
@@joanarnold82 I suspect so, but without intimate knowledge of the pattern, I can't be sure. Try knitting them TAAT and see what happens. :)
Thank you, very interesting.
You're welcome! For more of my free tutorials, subscribe to this channel and check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
thanks so much!
You’re welcome! For more of my free tutorials, check out knitalongclub.com/tutorials/.
Wow! I have never seen such a cast on. But a tutorial how to knit 2 at a time? Is anyone that slow to need a tutorial about that?????
It's the knitted cast on. One I use a lot. Knitting 2 at a time isn't rocket science, but some people have never thought about knitting that way and it has a lot of advantages. :)