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thank you so much 🥹🤍

no, it's not important. it's easier to work it counter clockwise if you knit english style, but if you knit continental then clockwise is okay ☺️

@daylightsbynurin @daylightsbynurin Thank you so much! So it is ok to continue knitting clockwise, right?

hello, sorry I just tested it out and it turns out that there is a difference if you knit it clockwise or counterclockwise 😅 if you knit it normally but wrap the yarn clockwise, the stitch will end up being twisted. however, in this case, since we want our stitches to be twisted, we knit it through the back loop while wrapping the yarn counterclockwise. if you pair ktbl together with knitting a twisted stitch (ktbl + clockwise), I’m not sure how the stitch will end up looking (my guess is it might cancel each other out and form a normal stitch? but I’m not sure since I’ve never tried it out). sorry for the initial misinformation but I would recommend trying it out first on a small swatch to see if you like the final result before committing to a full scarf. otherwise, you could possibly knit normally but wrap the yarn clockwise for the same effect (I’m not 100% sure how this will look like so again I would recommend trying it out first before committing). if not, I would recommend practising knitting counterclockwise because doing the opposite seems like it would result in twisted stitches even if you knit a non-twisted item

@@daylightsbynurin I guess I'm kinda getting confused on this. So in the video we should do ktbl + counter clockwise at 4:17. isn't it actually the correct form? cause you just said it might cancel each other somehow. and what i wanted to do is to do ktbl + clockwise. idk which one is going to look like the scarf you knitted 🥲 sorry i'm somehow a beginner in knitting, i ask lots of queestions.😅 but thanks for the replys.

yes, ktbl + counterclockwise is the correct form. this will give you a normal twisted stitch. I meant that if you ktbl + clockwise, I think it might cancel each other out because they are both twisted stitches

it was a mixed fibre yarn

@daylightsbynurin tyyy!!

I’m sure you’ll be able to do it!

good idea!

aw that's so cool! are you making yours in white and purple too?

Yes, I am. I want it to be similar to Vernon's as he is one of my biases.

the yarn is 125m/ 100g

@@daylightsbynurin Thank you!

oh no! I posted the community post a while back but I only just got around to filming the video 🥲 of course!!! thank you 🤍🤍🤍

thank you 🤍 I’ve never done that before but it sounds interesting! what do you usually put in those spreads?

no, this is a knitted scarf

btw im thinking to go with one color

5 ply

hello! you don't have to use the same colour yarn. the sewing won't show up on the RS unless you pull on it hahah

@daylightsbynurin Thank you!!

for round 4 of the armhole, there is no need to p2tog. so K1 then continue working on the pattern

yes, usually the odd rows are the RS and the even rows are the WS. but since the cardigan starts with the ribbing, the RS and WS don't really matter since ribbing is reversible. in the case of the pattern, they don't assume the RS/WS of the ribbing rows and only decide to establish the 14th row as the RS hence why it's an even row. it won't make a huge difference to your work as the ribbing will look the same on both sides ☺️

Tysm for taking time to respond. I completely get it now and am onto the main part of the back panel.

I made S/M

That probably means your gauge is bigger than what is given in the pattern. If you don't mind having longer sleeves then you can just continue knitting. Or else there's not much you can do besides restarting and sizing your needles down or repeating the increase row more frequently than the pattern

@@daylightsbynurin so it should be 18 inches from the begging of the sleeve or from the begginign of row 1 (of24th rows)?

from the beginning of the sleeve

They are in multiples of 2. I did not add any edge stitches for this scarf but feel free to add your own ☺️

@ Thank you very much.

barakallah, thank you 🤍 I think a long-sleeved version will be so pretty

no I didn’t. I used worsted weight yarn but the wool ease yarn is bulky weight

it looks like it might be a little thin but I think it should turn out okay. just keep in mind that your cables might not look as tight as the pattern’s

in terms of sizing, it will still work. but you won't have the cable design on your sleeve

after casting on 44 stitches, the 40" would gradually get shorter so there is no need to cut it. just weave it in when you're done

@@daylightsbynurin maybe I'm doing it wrong because my 40” didn't get short.

when you cast on, you should hold the tail end at the back and the yarn attached to the ball at the front. if you do it the opposite way then the tail won’t get shorter 😅

@@daylightsbynurin does all the 40 inches be used for 44 stitches? Because after I've done 44 stitches there were like 20 inches left for the tail 😅

@@rochelletagudin607 most of it will be used. you can see how it'll look like at 03:50

you can use any yarn for this pattern! if you want to use a smaller-weight yarn (thinner yarn) with smaller needles then I would recommend casting on more stitches to get the same width

Ty for the ❤️