After I finish the panel, just realize my calculation is far off for the length. Instead of 162 rows, I actually knit about 250 rows for the length I like. Because of the Tuck stitch texture, the whole fabric shrinks a lot. The width is ok but the length is too short. I guess my swatch is too small to calculate correctly. Lesson learned here. I can block it and stretch it out but the texture will be less obvious. Also, the front and back panels can be the same size because the yarn is so stretchy, it doesn't make much difference to have 2 widths for the front and back. Anyway, I learn from my mistakes. :)
Great clear instructions! Looking forward to part 2. Thank you!
I really enjoy your videos. They are so well done and helpful. I think you are very creative😃
Thank you so much for your detailed instructions. I'm eager to watch how you the cut and sew will be done.
As usual, a very clearly presented video. Looking forward to seeing Part II. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Very nice for machines with no punch cards.
After I finish the panel, just realize my calculation is far off for the length. Instead of 162 rows, I actually knit about 250 rows for the length I like. Because of the Tuck stitch texture, the whole fabric shrinks a lot. The width is ok but the length is too short. I guess my swatch is too small to calculate correctly. Lesson learned here. I can block it and stretch it out but the texture will be less obvious. Also, the front and back panels can be the same size because the yarn is so stretchy, it doesn't make much difference to have 2 widths for the front and back. Anyway, I learn from my mistakes. :)
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