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This is brilliant! Thank you so much for including information about the best selvages! Most tutorials don't cover this and I was always left guessing or trying to zoom into the video deciphering the pixels. Amazing work, Norman.
glad I could add that little detail and help you along. But always know..if you have such a question, feel free to comment on the respective video any time :) I am here to help :)
I'm a self taught knitter and have been knitting for over 40 years. Since subscribing to your videos, I always learn something from you. Your videos are much appreciated. I live in Southern California and yarn shops are very few and far between. They aren't convenient for me to drive to and I don't like to drive, anyway. So watching your videos is valuable for me. I always learn some very useful things from you. And sometimes you reassure me about what I do as a knitter. Thank you so very much for all the time and effort that you put into your videos.
Thank you! I am knitting my sweater and I just made it to this dreaded stage of sewing… you just make it look simpler than what I usually do, especially for the sleeves! Time to get going I believe, and be done with it today…. Thanks from France ! 🇫🇷
das stimmt. Aber es war auch echt nicht leicht, das video zu filmen. Hab glaub 3 Versuche gebraucht bis ich dachte "okay, das ist brauchbar". Und viele können ja von ihren YOutube-Videos nicht leben. Und wenn das nur ein besseres Hobby ist, dann hat man dich die zeit für 3 Versuche und 10h video editieren!
Thank you - that was so clearly explained and demonstrated. I have been dissatisfied with my seaming, so I can't wait to try this on my next project. ❤
Thank you for this video. You have explained and shown how to do this beautifully. This type of seaming gives such a lovely neat professional finish. So often a beautifully knitted garment is spoiled by untidy seaming stitches. I have learnt so much and will be doing this on future knits.
that is true! That's why I said: if you are not satisfied, retrace your steps..one wrong stitch around the shoulders could mean the whole sweater looks sloppy!
Thank you so much for these clear instructions. 65 years ago my aunt taught me to knit however I'd never been taught how to sew up whatever I'd knitted - now I know how to do it correctly - it seems you really are never too old to learn!
Norman, you must be psychic! Only a couple of days ago, I looked on your channel to see if you had any tips on seaming....and now you've delivered! Thanks so much! An absolutely brilliant video (yet again) you are truly cherished, thank you
You are a beautiful soul, Norman! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. Happy New Year! You work with whatever is presented to you ... I have never seen this so clearly explained before.
I have always dreaded seaming up my projects. I clearly wasn't doing something right as it never came together as easily as you make it look in this video. I am currently seaming my first jumper and enjoying it as the pieces are seaming up with easy. Thank you for putting out such great videos and guides
as I said in the middle of the video: Remember that brioche typically looks best with a garter stitch selvage. If you seam that together, it typically looks like one of these "valleys" between two brioche ridges. Sadly, I am not showing a lot of it in this video but I have tutorials on my blog: nimble-needles.com/tutorials/seaming-garter-stitch-for-beginners/
I believe this video is a Christmas present! Seriously, I was waiting for it! Since I am kitting I choose seamless patterns because otherwise I am just not able to put the pieces together in an appropriate way, so that it doesn’t look weird… 🤦♀️ Thank you very much, Norman! It is really helpful.
I love your knitting. This one is incredibly helpful. I am Left Handed and sometimes when watching Knitting videos they are a bit....'how do I do that then?' To me, right handed sewing stiches look upside down and reverse engineering is somewhat needed. I do keep trying which is.... just how I am. Still a great video. Lovely.
Wonderful, Norman!!! I always knit top down because no matter what I did, the seams became bulky. But after your tutorial I am willing to give it another try. :)
@@NimbleNeedles It took me a long time but today I FINALLY finish sewing my sweater and it's really neat ! Thank you so much ! I won't be able to wear it out because I have different lots and the changes in colour are super obvious, but I almost enjoyed sewing it, which I wasn't expecting !
I agree with everyone else - the best ever video you have done. Putting together the techniques you have taught us in the tutorials into the project, showing us how to make decisions & why, exactly what we all needed. On the next project you do, could you explain your choice of cast on & bind off please ? I tend to make my own simple patterns, so I'm never quite sure if I've made the right decisions or not. Big big thank for this video anyway.
👏👏👏 Thank you for the tip about winding up and securing the extra yarn ends left for joining the pieces. This has been a struggle for me. Great help! (Why didn't I think of this??? I simply came up with things that complicated...) ... Not blocking the hem ribbing is good to know - a mistake I have made.
I love how this video was uploaded exactly now that I wanted to get back to my very first sweater because I've been postponing finishing it. I couldn't be bothered (and was also scared of) putting it together. tysm 😭💞
Thank you so much. I have been waiting for this. Even in the first minuites of the video I learnt what mistake I made when seaming selvage borders together!
This is brilliant advice. I'm really battling with a dropped shoulder seam. I never get it right and it's definitely my last choice of a pattern because of that. If you can do a video. I measure and measure and it is never right. Love your videos. Thank you
Your video has helped a lot. I'm knitting a puzzle blanket. Each puzzle piece made separately then stitched together. Each with mixed edges. When I start stitching them together, I'll know what to do. Thanks.
Thank you for this! I love your method, and your video speaks to how my mind works. I'm planning to knit my first sweater for myself this winter, so will re watch this I'm sure
Thank you for this video. Hugely helpful. One question from a “5 year” knitter. Instead of binding off the seams/edges that will require seaming, why aren’t the edge stitches held as live stitches and then grafted together instead of seaming. The bulk of the seams especially at the shoulders always feels like it needs a different option. Thank you Norman. I’ve learned so much from your instruction. Clear and easy to follow.
Well, cuz it's easier to knit that way. Remember, 100 years ago, ppl didn't necessarily have 5 pair of needles and stitch holder. Plus, seemingly is actually sturdier and you can adress smaller fitting issues But absolutely, you can also graft.
@ so kind of you to respond. I’m still on a steep learning curve as a newish knitter. This new calling doesn’t always come easily. I have a sweater on my needles now and I’ll be seaming those bits together but this time, I’ll know a little more about how. Much thanks.
Very useful and detailed. I am making Joe Batts Arm, which has bands of Fair Isle between the maine sweater section. When I get to that step I will certainly come back and review!
Norman ❤ ich liebe dich und deine Videos ❤ Dieses Video hat mit meine größte Hemmschwelle und Angst genommen. Bisher habe ich nämlich möglichst vermieden irgendwas zusammennähen zu müssen 😂 und musste es sein so liegt es heute noch in irgendeiner Ecke 🙄 Vielen vielen Dank
This is very helpful, Norman, thanks. Would you consider making a video on steekung the armholes and neck of a Norwegian sweater? I always seem to follow your tutorials easily and didn't see one in your older podcasts. There are many cardi steeking videos, but very few for a traditional Norwegian sweater. Thanks for your consideration or suggestions as to where I might find a current, good one.
Well, i AM working on a steeking video (will start producing it tomorrow). However, this will not involve a traditional norwegian sweater pattern and "just" general advice.
hm..no I don't. However, you can practise just as easy with two rectangular swatches and arrange them whichever way you need them. (but there should be teddy bear sweater patterns around as well)
Hi this is such a helpful video. I always botch sewing in the sleeves. They don't really notice but my next jumper is almost done so i will try it your way. I wonder if you could do a video about picking up sts on neckline and not get any holes. I always have to pick up more sts than there are on the salvage so i usually end up cheating a bit and make up sts on the needle holder sts! Do you have a trick to this please? X
Thanks. But it's picking up sts on the left neckline. It's always a bigger size i knit so there are never enough salvage sts to pick up to make it neat in a straight forward stitch. EG- pick up and knit 22 sts for XL and there might only be 18 on salvage. I want to basically make stitches tidy without holes. My sts on front and back are on stitch holders so it is only the neckline left and right on decrease which i sometimes have a problem. Hope this isn't too waffly? X
I love your Content! ♥ I crochet for some years and actually found my new love in knitting. Did you live in Munich 10-12 years ago? Your face looks so familiar to me. 😅
@@NimbleNeedles ♥ Sehr cool, ich freue mich, dass du erflogreich so tollen Content produzierst. Wir hatten nicht viel Kontakt, aber gelegentlich die gleichen Lokalitäten besucht, manchmal am selben Tisch (Karaoke) - und so schwierig ich zu der Zeit auch war, schätze ich sehr, wie du mir immer mit einem unvoreingenommenen Respekt begegnet bist. Alles liebe, Gesundheit und die schönsten Momente für deine Zukunft!
I sorta can't. I typically never knit basic constructions using a pattern because they just leave me frustrated (women's sizes, and women's shoulders just don't look right and a lot of designers just assume it's gonna work out for men regardless) That being said, I am currently working on a pattern and this is sorta just the by-product of that progress. But i can't tell you when that's gonna be finished.
well, i think this is not a silly question but the wrong question. See, what I am showing here are actually NO seaming techniques but rather grafting techniques. You can also seam knitting with back stitches, zig zag stiches, etc...that would have to be done with the back side out. However, grafting requires you to see the actual texture of the fabric so it's always done right side out.
well..you could start the sweater in the round, and only partition flat after the armholes..then you could indeed graft stitches for an entirely "seamless" appearance. But most people hate the kitchener stitch, so I am not gonna propose that here :P
It seems people (makers) these days void this type of seaming. I do not want to make my husband a top down raglan. I will be using an older pattern with each piece knit separately. In my opinion, it will have more support. He likes very plain, crewneck sweaters.
you mean for the seaming. I was debating this (and typically I use that here on my channel whenever possible) but then you wouldn't really be able to see the final outcome. so that's why I ultimately decided against it.
@@SandyDandyAdams it already takes like 40 hours to create such a video. I don't quite want to make it 80 because the pay already is horrendous ;-) Still, thank you for chipping in! some fixes are easier than others
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This is brilliant! Thank you so much for including information about the best selvages! Most tutorials don't cover this and I was always left guessing or trying to zoom into the video deciphering the pixels. Amazing work, Norman.
Norman makes the bedst videos. No one does it as good. I see every video ❤ I'm so grateful for his work.
glad I could add that little detail and help you along. But always know..if you have such a question, feel free to comment on the respective video any time :) I am here to help :)
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I'm a self taught knitter and have been knitting for over 40 years. Since subscribing to your videos, I always learn something from you. Your videos are much appreciated. I live in Southern California and yarn shops are very few and far between. They aren't convenient for me to drive to and I don't like to drive, anyway. So watching your videos is valuable for me. I always learn some very useful things from you. And sometimes you reassure me about what I do as a knitter. Thank you so very much for all the time and effort that you put into your videos.
thank you :) very happy to hear that :)
Thank you! I am knitting my sweater and I just made it to this dreaded stage of sewing… you just make it look simpler than what I usually do, especially for the sleeves!
Time to get going I believe, and be done with it today….
Thanks from France ! 🇫🇷
Vielen Dank! Absolut hilfreich und so klar. Es gibt nicht viele Videos, die die einzelnen Schritte so gut zeigen 👍👍👍
das stimmt. Aber es war auch echt nicht leicht, das video zu filmen. Hab glaub 3 Versuche gebraucht bis ich dachte "okay, das ist brauchbar". Und viele können ja von ihren YOutube-Videos nicht leben. Und wenn das nur ein besseres Hobby ist, dann hat man dich die zeit für 3 Versuche und 10h video editieren!
Nice speckled sweater. It looks very good on you.
Oh thank you! I am quite happy with it
Perfect timing 😊 Thank you for all your hard work, Norman. I hope you know how appreciated you are ❤
typically i do, ha! :)
(but there are those days when I question myself and definitely ask: is this all worth it?! ...so not gonna lie!)
I've never seen seams done this way - excellent video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you - that was so clearly explained and demonstrated. I have been dissatisfied with my seaming, so I can't wait to try this on my next project. ❤
happy to hear. And if you still have any questions left, don't shy away from commenting, right? :)
I’m always learning from you!! Thank you!!
Norman you do a wonderful job of explaining knitting. Thank you!❤️
Thank you for this video. You have explained and shown how to do this beautifully. This type of seaming gives such a lovely neat professional finish. So often a beautifully knitted garment is spoiled by untidy seaming stitches. I have learnt so much and will be doing this on future knits.
that is true! That's why I said: if you are not satisfied, retrace your steps..one wrong stitch around the shoulders could mean the whole sweater looks sloppy!
Thank you so much for these clear instructions. 65 years ago my aunt taught me to knit however I'd never been taught how to sew up whatever I'd knitted - now I know how to do it correctly - it seems you really are never too old to learn!
Impeccable timing, I’m preparing to seam my Christmas sweater today. Thank you for another excellent video!
awesome. I still need to start on mine and I am afraid I won't finish in time, ha! :P
Amazing and what neat finishes. How come I have been knitting since childhood and only just seen these seaming methods .... ? 😂 Thk you for sharing ❤
that's nothing I can answer you. But I can be glad I was able to help you
Thank you, again. I needed this for finishing both knitted and crochet sweaters. God bless and keep you
Thank you Norman! You are such a great teacher.
aww..thank you
Norman, you must be psychic! Only a couple of days ago, I looked on your channel to see if you had any tips on seaming....and now you've delivered! Thanks so much! An absolutely brilliant video (yet again) you are truly cherished, thank you
Perfect!
You are a beautiful soul, Norman! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. Happy New Year! You work with whatever is presented to you ... I have never seen this so clearly explained before.
I have always dreaded seaming up my projects. I clearly wasn't doing something right as it never came together as easily as you make it look in this video. I am currently seaming my first jumper and enjoying it as the pieces are seaming up with easy. Thank you for putting out such great videos and guides
Perfect timing, as I'm doing a brioche sweater in pieces. Thank you!
as I said in the middle of the video: Remember that brioche typically looks best with a garter stitch selvage. If you seam that together, it typically looks like one of these "valleys" between two brioche ridges.
Sadly, I am not showing a lot of it in this video but I have tutorials on my blog: nimble-needles.com/tutorials/seaming-garter-stitch-for-beginners/
I believe this video is a Christmas present! Seriously, I was waiting for it! Since I am kitting I choose seamless patterns because otherwise I am just not able to put the pieces together in an appropriate way, so that it doesn’t look weird… 🤦♀️ Thank you very much, Norman! It is really helpful.
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well...merry christmas, then :P
(though there is nothing wrong with doing seamless patterns in and by itself)
I love your knitting. This one is incredibly helpful. I am Left Handed and sometimes when watching Knitting videos they are a bit....'how do I do that then?' To me, right handed sewing stiches look upside down and reverse engineering is somewhat needed. I do keep trying which is.... just how I am. Still a great video. Lovely.
happy to hear that. And always remember, there are special apps that can mirror any youtube video :)
Wonderful, Norman!!! I always knit top down because no matter what I did, the seams became bulky. But after your tutorial I am willing to give it another try. :)
Wonderful tutorial just in time for review as I get ready to knit my husband a first sweater. Thank you Norman.
awesome. And never hesitate to come back if you have a question :)
Thank you so much Norman, all this time I did wrong methods until I found your channel ❤❤❤
Was just searching this. Perfect time! Thank you.
Oh my god, this video arrived JUST IN TIME!!! I need to saw my first sweater in pieces !
awesome! hope this helps!
@@NimbleNeedles It took me a long time but today I FINALLY finish sewing my sweater and it's really neat ! Thank you so much ! I won't be able to wear it out because I have different lots and the changes in colour are super obvious, but I almost enjoyed sewing it, which I wasn't expecting !
What a phantastic video! Thank you so much for showing this methods of seaming.
You are so welcome!
Dein Pulli sieht so fröhlich aus und steht dir ausgezeichnet! Danke für das tolle Video ❤
Dankeschön 🤗
Thank you, I often had problems with seams, but I see where I was going wrong :)
glad I was able to speed you along :)
I'm in love with that speckled yarn :o
perfect timing. I just went down the rabbit hole of flatbed machine knitting and there is a lot of seaming involved. I love having both modalities.
well....there ARE also seaming machines...but that would be yet another rabbit hole ;-P
I agree with everyone else - the best ever video you have done. Putting together the techniques you have taught us in the tutorials into the project, showing us how to make decisions & why, exactly what we all needed. On the next project you do, could you explain your choice of cast on & bind off please ? I tend to make my own simple patterns, so I'm never quite sure if I've made the right decisions or not. Big big thank for this video anyway.
hm...well...i typically just test things out on a swatch and pick whatever feels right. So there's no real right or wrong, if you ask me.
👏👏👏 Thank you for the tip about winding up and securing the extra yarn ends left for joining the pieces. This has been a struggle for me. Great help! (Why didn't I think of this??? I simply came up with things that complicated...) ... Not blocking the hem ribbing is good to know - a mistake I have made.
You are so welcome!
(and if you are looking for more tips and tricks...there'S a full playlist here on my channel :P)
I love how this video was uploaded exactly now that I wanted to get back to my very first sweater because I've been postponing finishing it. I couldn't be bothered (and was also scared of) putting it together. tysm 😭💞
well..i guess winter is sweater knitting time, no? :)
Thank you so much. The timing is perfect since I will be attempting to finish my first sweater ever. I am such a coward. I think you're great.
ah..don't be. Besides...if you truly mess up, you can always undo the seam and try on more time. This is not permanent (yet)
Thank you so much. I have been waiting for this. Even in the first minuites of the video I learnt what mistake I made when seaming selvage borders together!
that's awesome. Mind sharing what it was? :)
@NimbleNeedles Going through the selvage stitches or through the stitch next to the selvage stitch.
This is brilliant advice. I'm really battling with a dropped shoulder seam. I never get it right and it's definitely my last choice of a pattern because of that. If you can do a video. I measure and measure and it is never right. Love your videos. Thank you
well...i am not the biggest fan of dropped shoulder sweaters in the first place. But I'lll keep in mind.
@NimbleNeedles yes they just fit so badly in general. But it's very often kiddies patterns. Thank you.
Thanks so much Norman! Great tutorial!
Thank you for this .I have never done it this way
You’re welcome 😊
Not blocking the hem is such a smart idea!
Your video has helped a lot. I'm knitting a puzzle blanket. Each puzzle piece made separately then stitched together. Each with mixed edges. When I start stitching them together, I'll know what to do. Thanks.
a friend of mine did one of these...with fish. Took quite a long time to seam together but it looked awesome!
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Thank you for this! I love your method, and your video speaks to how my mind works. I'm planning to knit my first sweater for myself this winter, so will re watch this I'm sure
Wonderful! have fun knitting your first sweater! (but also remember to be patient with yourself
Thank u thank u thank u another awesome video cant wait to use this on a sweater im gonna knit in the future. Thanks for all ur effort.❤❤
You are so welcome!
Thank you for this video. Hugely helpful. One question from a “5 year” knitter. Instead of binding off the seams/edges that will require seaming, why aren’t the edge stitches held as live stitches and then grafted together instead of seaming. The bulk of the seams especially at the shoulders always feels like it needs a different option. Thank you Norman. I’ve learned so much from your instruction. Clear and easy to follow.
Well, cuz it's easier to knit that way. Remember, 100 years ago, ppl didn't necessarily have 5 pair of needles and stitch holder. Plus, seemingly is actually sturdier and you can adress smaller fitting issues
But absolutely, you can also graft.
@ so kind of you to respond. I’m still on a steep learning curve as a newish knitter. This new calling doesn’t always come easily. I have a sweater on my needles now and I’ll be seaming those bits together but this time, I’ll know a little more about how. Much thanks.
Wielkie dzieki Mistrzu 🤩
Very useful and detailed. I am making Joe Batts Arm, which has bands of Fair Isle between the maine sweater section. When I get to that step I will certainly come back and review!
that can be a bit tricky to seam in a neat way. So make sure to test which bar/legs you need to through.
Norman ❤ ich liebe dich und deine Videos ❤
Dieses Video hat mit meine größte Hemmschwelle und Angst genommen. Bisher habe ich nämlich möglichst vermieden irgendwas zusammennähen zu müssen 😂 und musste es sein so liegt es heute noch in irgendeiner Ecke 🙄
Vielen vielen Dank
das wäre aber schade, wennn die ganze arbeit umsonst gewesen wäre und nur verstaubt!
Thank you so much, Norman!
as always, my pleasure, gail. always nice to see a familar face/name here in the comments :)
Que lindo seu suéter❤
isn't it? I really like how it turned out. it's simple but that yarn probably wouldn't work with someting complicated, right? :)
This is very helpful, Norman, thanks. Would you consider making a video on steekung the armholes and neck of a Norwegian sweater? I always seem to follow your tutorials easily and didn't see one in your older podcasts. There are many cardi steeking videos, but very few for a traditional Norwegian sweater. Thanks for your consideration or suggestions as to where I might find a current, good one.
Well, i AM working on a steeking video (will start producing it tomorrow). However, this will not involve a traditional norwegian sweater pattern and "just" general advice.
Great tips! Thanks
Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
Thanks so much!!
You're welcome!
Thank you. This came just at the right time. Very helpful. I don't suppose you have the small sample you made as a pattern to practice from??😂
hm..no I don't. However, you can practise just as easy with two rectangular swatches and arrange them whichever way you need them.
(but there should be teddy bear sweater patterns around as well)
@NimbleNeedles okay thank you! I will try both your suggestions ❤️
Hi this is such a helpful video. I always botch sewing in the sleeves. They don't really notice but my next jumper is almost done so i will try it your way. I wonder if you could do a video about picking up sts on neckline and not get any holes. I always have to pick up more sts than there are on the salvage so i usually end up cheating a bit and make up sts on the needle holder sts! Do you have a trick to this please? X
I show a very nice technique later in this video: th-cam.com/video/2HYMU39bMA8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks. But it's picking up sts on the left neckline. It's always a bigger size i knit so there are never enough salvage sts to pick up to make it neat in a straight forward stitch. EG- pick up and knit 22 sts for XL and there might only be 18 on salvage. I want to basically make stitches tidy without holes. My sts on front and back are on stitch holders so it is only the neckline left and right on decrease which i sometimes have a problem. Hope this isn't too waffly? X
I love your Content! ♥
I crochet for some years and actually found my new love in knitting.
Did you live in Munich 10-12 years ago? Your face looks so familiar to me. 😅
Yep. Only moved 3 years ago. But lived there from 2023 onwards
@@NimbleNeedles ♥ Sehr cool, ich freue mich, dass du erflogreich so tollen Content produzierst.
Wir hatten nicht viel Kontakt, aber gelegentlich die gleichen Lokalitäten besucht, manchmal am selben Tisch (Karaoke) - und so schwierig ich zu der Zeit auch war, schätze ich sehr, wie du mir immer mit einem unvoreingenommenen Respekt begegnet bist.
Alles liebe, Gesundheit und die schönsten Momente für deine Zukunft!
@komakomi dann musst du mich verwechseln. Karaoke hab ich in München nie gesungen.
@@NimbleNeedles dann verwechsle ich dich ^^ Gesungen haben wir alle nicht, aber dort wurde das angeboten :D
Denoch alles libe für den Kontent 😅
Could you please recommend a basic pattern for a set-in sleeve sweater? Thank you, Norman.
Rowan do lots of set-in sweater patterns. I personally like Kim Hargreaves' designs.
@@casual_cupcake Thank you! 🙏
I sorta can't. I typically never knit basic constructions using a pattern because they just leave me frustrated (women's sizes, and women's shoulders just don't look right and a lot of designers just assume it's gonna work out for men regardless)
That being said, I am currently working on a pattern and this is sorta just the by-product of that progress. But i can't tell you when that's gonna be finished.
@@NimbleNeedles Thank you. 🙏
Silly question from a seamstress, Are you working with the right side out or the back/wrong side out?
well, i think this is not a silly question but the wrong question. See, what I am showing here are actually NO seaming techniques but rather grafting techniques.
You can also seam knitting with back stitches, zig zag stiches, etc...that would have to be done with the back side out. However, grafting requires you to see the actual texture of the fabric so it's always done right side out.
? Could all these seam edges, exclusive of vertical edges, be kept live and ketchner stitched together?
well..you could start the sweater in the round, and only partition flat after the armholes..then you could indeed graft stitches for an entirely "seamless" appearance. But most people hate the kitchener stitch, so I am not gonna propose that here :P
Deine Haare werden länger, oder? 🤔 Das steht dir sehr gut 😊
Hmm..Eigentlich nicht so wirklich. 😅
@@NimbleNeedles Oh, dann habe ich einen Knick in der Linse 👀😁 Nevermind, würde dir aber stehen 🤣
It seems people (makers) these days void this type of seaming. I do not want to make my husband a top down raglan. I will be using an older pattern with each piece knit separately. In my opinion, it will have more support. He likes very plain, crewneck sweaters.
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Por favor podría enseñar paso a paso la verdad no se entiende el tejido doble de dos colores con la aplicación del corazón gracias
I don't quite understand that. Sorry
A contrasting colo would show up better
you mean for the seaming. I was debating this (and typically I use that here on my channel whenever possible) but then you wouldn't really be able to see the final outcome. so that's why I ultimately decided against it.
@NimbleNeedles maybe showing it both ways?? Contrast to highlight stitches: matching showing how well it's hidden.
@@SandyDandyAdams it already takes like 40 hours to create such a video. I don't quite want to make it 80 because the pay already is horrendous ;-)
Still, thank you for chipping in! some fixes are easier than others
Thanks!
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No problem!