I made this for myself in denim blue. I get compliments all the time. The stitch pattern has a lovely texture. No one wants to believe how simple it was 😁. My aunt wants one too.
This is the only one I was able to crochet. Thank you for your help and not rushing through. Now maybe we could get a long sleeve sweater Merry Holiday .
I had no idea that I love half sleeve sweaters XD. Waiting for the markets to open so I have some yarn to make myself this. Thanks marly. Extremely stunned to see this gorgeous piece!!
I was just thinking that. I’d like to make sleeves in a pattern like a thermal t shirt (not thermal stitch, that’s too tight). Does anyone have a suggestion for a stitch that would be tight enough but still soft and not clash with the sweater pattern? Thanks.
This is awesome! Your instructions are easy to follow and I really think I'll be able to make one for myself! I think the hardest part may be figuring out which color to use from the RH colorscapes!! 🤔
Hi Marly and thank you for the Christmas present early. I've always wanted to make a sweater but 1 I'm a very plus size girl and two, I've never successfully finished a garment beside hats and scarves. This one looks simple enough for even me. I usually only crochet afghans and blankets, but this looks pretty easy to follow. It sure takes a lot of yarn so this will be my gift to myself this year. Love the patterns and love Red Heart yarn.
JLani; this has clearly got our sizes. Plus won't take much more yarn or time than a good sized Afghan. Yay. I'm making it a long sleeved, full length robe as I'm returning to Montana in March having visited 3 months in spring 21 years ago .
Ok, so I got excited, my local favorite store to buy yarn had some new yarn, they had the Hygge yarn for $4.68 a skein! Wowsers right, I knew I needed so many skeins but they didn't have that much of the color I wanted so I will go get more when it comes back in ..... Then ..... I noticed it is #5 bulky. I'm a dumbo so now I don't have enough for the cardigan by a lot instead of just 2 skeins that I am short. If it comes in with a different color lot #, I will just have to switch out the skeins back and forth. But I feel like a real duntz not looking at the pattern for the size of yarn I needed, I just knew I needed so many skeins, so now I'm back to waiting. Guess I will do my gauge swatch and see if my hook size needs to go up or down LOL. Ok, so my name is Lani and I'm a dizzhead LOL I just got way so excited about the Hygge yarn and my cardigan.
I'm going to make decreases on the sleeves and do fp/bp stitches for cuffs and trim around as I'll be making it just below the ankle length and add buttons for roomy warm robe in Dublin colorway. I've researched all Waffle stitch patterns and none are done this way and create square boxes. Sorry Marly. This stitch pattern is misnamed. I'm still using it but I'd this stitch pattern. ❤🤔😙
@@LyndaThomasflymefree54 I actually questioned the stitch name myself. I was bummed only in that I was excited for Marly to show me the Waffle st. but I love this sweater lol
@@kathleenchamp3764 Oh whatever it is... I totally love HDC patterns. I just prefer post stitches for borders that need to maintain stability. There's lots of waffle stitch tutorials if you just really want to learn it but this is clearly easier to execute. Good Luck Kathleen.
Awww💖💖💖, I would love to make this Cardigan. The colors are beautiful! This would also be beautiful for a small child.☺ Thanks for the tutorial. Happy Holidays to you and your family! 🎀🎁🎄
Love this, tfs. This would cost me about £40 in yarn, so would be cheaper to buy a actual cardi lol. Fingers crossed i get some yarn for xmas. Have a good one. X
I would have liked to seen the 3rd row of this pattern done because I have never seen the waffle stich made like this beautiful pattern maybe I will just make it all hdc.
Thank you! I’m definitely going to try this. If I want long sleeves, would I just add rows. I sometimes have trouble if everything little thing isn’t spelled out due to a stroke. Thank you again & Merry Christmas! 🎄
Thank you for answering so quickly before it helped. Now I can’t seem to figure out what my measuring should be for size L/XL from bottom to neck where I start going g down front edge Ca you please help me along?? I love this card and am determined not to give up. Thank you so very much you have been a lot of help
Hi Marley did you do a slip St in half double and a half double in the slip. stitch sorry for asking but am 70 almost and couldn't quite get it, it's a lovely pattern thanks so much for sharing you are a great teacher, happy Christmas to you and yours, xxxx
I did a hdc, then in the next stitch I did a slip stitch, then in the next stitch I did a hdc, and in the next stitch a slip stitch, so on and so forth. The only time I put multiple stitches in the same stitch was on the front increases.
I'm confused! I understand row 1 and 2 but then repeat row2? So does that mean I turn and the half double crochet is always on top of the half double crochet from previous row and same with slip stitch? I wish you would of shown a few more rounds. Thank you
I want to make this sweater. When I chain 20 like Marly did It measures 7" wide & 4" high. In order to get the right width should I just chain less? I've never had any luck with a garment because my gauge never comes out right.
Marly; I do have a couple questions. I was lookin at stitches on TH-cam n this is more like a Moss stitch. The Waffle stitch vids I watched look like squares. I'm pretty confused now.
Hi Lynda, the pattern called this the waffle stitch, therefore I called it the waffle stitch. Many times a single stitch pattern can have multiple names as they are not standard and a designer can name a stitch pattern pretty much anything they want (not saying that happened here). Like you, I've known this stitch to be called moss stitch as well but I have to use the term as written in the pattern.
@@MarlyBird Of course I'm going with it as named and designed other than adding long sleeves and full length skirt and buttons for robe. Can't forget a nice doubled belt with loops. THX for this Marly.
I am trying to do the world traveler cardigan but am having trouble what is my last st on each end -hex or slipstream. Also I can’t tell which st to be on when I turn. Do I follow the slots or hdc or opposite as I go on each st. I can’t see your days close enough to tell. Any help would be appreciated. I just love your tutorials but am stuck
are you using a stitch marker in the stitches at all? Using a stitch marker in the first stitch of each row will help you identify where the last stitch of the row when you come back to the stitch marker. You will know that the marked stitch IS the last stitch. I know this video isn't for the stitch used in this cardigan but it shows how I use stitch markers: th-cam.com/video/qVe10Mb0AIY/w-d-xo.html
Marly, did you get a new video camera?! Cause the quality of this video is so clear and so good! It made me feel like I was right in front of you watching you crochet! I love it!
Marly I have a question about the yarn. I have the color scape Barcelona which I am not that fond of. If you make a mistake it is difficult to pull this yarn apart. Is their another yarn I could use?
It’s not difficult to pull out, at least I didn’t think so. As far as an alternative yarn, I would try to check out Otger yarn of the same weight. Maybe Red Heart Soft Essentials would be a good choice. Not sure, I would have to swatch it :)
Louise Dragne you’re right. The waffle stitch is groups of 4 double crochet turned at different angles to make little bunches. That’s probably a terrible description, but I knew this wasn’t it. Besides, I wouldn’t use this yarn with the waffle stitch. You wouldn’t see the stitch with all the bright colors.
I believe you can make the sleeves in the same stitch as the body, as per your preference, Also, you can make the length of the sleeves as per your preference. However, if you choose to not decrease the width of the sleeves, they will be wide all the way down. I noted another commenter stated they would do the sleeves in the waffle stitch ending them with a few rows of single crochet, which woukd make for a very nice look.
Check the pattern and directions. It should say what weight of yarn to use. If you don't know what that means you can take the printed directions and ask the clerk at the fabric/yarn store, they should be able to help.
marly you said you are a 2x so am I but as I am looking at this pattern it looks awfully large did yours turn out o.k. with the size two or did you have to go smaller?
Is anyone else messing up on the Left Front row and ending up in the wrong side for the 9th row increase? Maybe I'm doing the math wrong but if you start on the 1st row working right-->Left the wouldn't the 9th Row end up on the end? Please help! 😢
Not sure how you are messing up but if you do the "mess up" on both sides it will be a design feature. LOL. No, in seriousness, If you are on the wrong side could you just do the increase at the end of the row instead of the start?
@@MarlyBird I realize now that I was trying to work the construction how the Right Front was done with the row 9 ending with the Hdc, slip stitch, Hdc in the last stitch, instead of doing the Hdc, slip stitch and Hdc in the first stitch. In short, I should have read the Yarn Recipe more thoroughly. 😂 All is well but I appreciate your speedy response! Thank you and have a lovely holiday!
I'm so confused why this is called a waffle stitch when EVERY video online and instructions I have read, call something entirely different, a WAFFLE!!! Regardless, this stitch is great and I love this cardigan. And I am with another person, making long or 3/4 sleeve for our chilly windy area!
Hello Margaret, I used the term waffle stitch because that is what is on the actual pattern from Red Heart. It is best when teaching videos like to to not confuse the viewer and use the terms as they are used in the pattern. When the crocheter sees the stitch pattern as waffle stitch and looks at the pattern instructions my video will be able to help them complete the stitch pattern no matter the name. Funny enough, I actually know this stitch as the moss stitch, and yet you know it as the wobble stitch. Like I mentioned to another viewer, stitches often to not have a standard for the name so designers can name them anything they like for the most part (not saying that is what happened here) so we as crocheters need to be careful. We need to always read the instructions in order to really know what stitch the designer wants us to use. I hope you enjoyed the video :-) xoxo Marly Bird.
That side of the front that's crooked is still showing itself to be crooked, regardless of the edging that you said would make it disappear. Because the edging had to follow a drunken path, it has more steps/stitches in it. Where is the integrity and craftsmanship? Thanks for showing us this, it is lovely design and yarn, but I'm not one of those people to whom you can say something IS when it AIN'T.* I wouldn't give that to Goodwill, Salvation Army, I wouldn't give it to a homeless person or family or friend. I would remake it or I would have at least gone back to fill in the spaces on that wonky side so that the edging could come out straight. You said it wouldn't matter, but it does, and it even became more pronounced. You can't block that away. Its brand spanking new, fresh of the hook and that side looks stretched out and already hanging unevenly. *ain't is a colloquial derivation of isn't not aren't as is errantlly taught, so this is correct though archaic usage, just in case you thought to call me on it.
Thank you for your opinion. I appreciate the constructive criticism (on this and previous comments left by you). I hope you have a wonderful Christmas and enjoy some of my other FREE videos on TH-cam.
Maybe my pronunciation wasn’t clear but I do know how to say parentheses. Again, thank you for taking the time to correct me. You’re really educating me tonight. Merry Christmas.
I hope you gave this to someone because it is adorable! I need one for me 😊
That little sweater is just darling. ♥
Oh my goodness this is a little difficult. But I love how you teach. I’m going to buy my yarn and try it. Thank goodness for rewind button
I made this for myself in denim blue. I get compliments all the time. The stitch pattern has a lovely texture. No one wants to believe how simple it was 😁. My aunt wants one too.
So pretty and simple to make. Seeing your small sample has inspired me to make one for my 4 yr old great-granddaughter! Thank you.
Thank you, Marly and Rohn Strong! I think I will make this my first wearable crochet item. Loved the tiny version you created in the tutorial.
This is the only one I was able to crochet. Thank you for your help and not rushing through. Now maybe we could get a long sleeve sweater Merry Holiday .
Easy peasy to take these sleeves down longer. Carol.
Stunning cardigan very beautiful
Terimakasih. Penjelasan nya mudah dipahami utk.pemula seperti saya.
So pretty
Hi, i love this pattern. Cute little cardi
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ABSOLUTELY LOVE this! Going to make it the size you demonstrated for two special little girls. Thank You for you easy to follow great tutorial video!
🎄 Merry Christmas to you and your family 🎄
I had no idea that I love half sleeve sweaters XD. Waiting for the markets to open so I have some yarn to make myself this. Thanks marly. Extremely stunned to see this gorgeous piece!!
Beautiful Marly. Yet another amazing pattern from Red Heart. 🇨🇦
Great video thank you
I'm thinking of making the sleeves long and exactly like the body with SC cuffs.
I was just thinking that. I’d like to make sleeves in a pattern like a thermal t shirt (not thermal stitch, that’s too tight). Does anyone have a suggestion for a stitch that would be tight enough but still soft and not clash with the sweater pattern? Thanks.
Looks awesome. I will try this one. Thank you for sharing this with us.
This is awesome! Your instructions are easy to follow and I really think I'll be able to make one for myself! I think the hardest part may be figuring out which color to use from the RH colorscapes!! 🤔
Hi Marly and thank you for the Christmas present early. I've always wanted to make a sweater but 1 I'm a very plus size girl and two, I've never successfully finished a garment beside hats and scarves. This one looks simple enough for even me. I usually only crochet afghans and blankets, but this looks pretty easy to follow. It sure takes a lot of yarn so this will be my gift to myself this year. Love the patterns and love Red Heart yarn.
I’m plus size myself, so I know what you mean :) xoxo
JLani; this has clearly got our sizes. Plus won't take much more yarn or time than a good sized Afghan. Yay. I'm making it a long sleeved, full length robe as I'm returning to Montana in March having visited 3 months in spring 21 years ago .
Lindo seu trabalho, amei. Parabéns.
Love this..will definitely make. I would love to make your little version also.
Beautiful
Ok, so I got excited, my local favorite store to buy yarn had some new yarn, they had the Hygge yarn for $4.68 a skein! Wowsers right, I knew I needed so many skeins but they didn't have that much of the color I wanted so I will go get more when it comes back in ..... Then ..... I noticed it is #5 bulky. I'm a dumbo so now I don't have enough for the cardigan by a lot instead of just 2 skeins that I am short. If it comes in with a different color lot #, I will just have to switch out the skeins back and forth. But I feel like a real duntz not looking at the pattern for the size of yarn I needed, I just knew I needed so many skeins, so now I'm back to waiting. Guess I will do my gauge swatch and see if my hook size needs to go up or down LOL. Ok, so my name is Lani and I'm a dizzhead LOL I just got way so excited about the Hygge yarn and my cardigan.
Marlyyy, Hey Grl~ this looks like a sweet house coat! Thanks bunches sis!
I'm going to make decreases on the sleeves and do fp/bp stitches for cuffs and trim around as I'll be making it just below the ankle length and add buttons for roomy warm robe in Dublin colorway.
I've researched all Waffle stitch patterns and none are done this way and create square boxes. Sorry Marly. This stitch pattern is misnamed. I'm still using it but I'd this stitch pattern. ❤🤔😙
@@LyndaThomasflymefree54 I actually questioned the stitch name myself. I was bummed only in that I was excited for Marly to show me the Waffle st. but I love this sweater lol
@@kathleenchamp3764 Oh whatever it is... I totally love HDC patterns. I just prefer post stitches for borders that need to maintain stability. There's lots of waffle stitch tutorials if you just really want to learn it but this is clearly easier to execute. Good Luck Kathleen.
Omg so pretty !! Definitely I'm going to make it
Awww💖💖💖, I would love to make this Cardigan. The colors are beautiful! This would also be beautiful for a small child.☺ Thanks for the tutorial. Happy Holidays to you and your family! 🎀🎁🎄
Love it beautiful
Thank you Marly!
The is LaDonna McGhee you are doing a great job, Love Love the sweater that you made, that yarn is perfect
Love this, tfs. This would cost me about £40 in yarn, so would be cheaper to buy a actual cardi lol. Fingers crossed i get some yarn for xmas. Have a good one. X
But you created it in you personal color choices. Big difference to me.
Yeah if ur loaded lol im so not well off enough tho lol
I love this i will try it
I love it🌟Was looking for a vest pattern,too!
+bleu silver Thanks Bleu, Merry Christmas
Nice cardi!
Gorgeous!!!
It’s amazing love 💕 it xxx
Love the pattern! 💜🎅 Great for the holiday or a cold day.⛄
I would have liked to seen the 3rd row of this pattern done because I have never seen the waffle stich made like this beautiful pattern maybe I will just make it all hdc.
Hi Doris, if you watch the video you will see that I continue to work in the pattern over the sleeve stitches. :) hope that helps
Great Job. Thank you!!!
Love this cardigan, like to make it in the color black🥰. Does anyone know what kind of yarn I can use to make this in black. Thank you in advance 💖
Thank you! I’m definitely going to try this. If I want long sleeves, would I just add rows. I sometimes have trouble if everything little thing isn’t spelled out due to a stroke. Thank you again & Merry Christmas! 🎄
Thank you xx
Thank you for answering so quickly before it helped. Now I can’t seem to figure out what my measuring should be for size
L/XL from bottom to neck where I start going g down front edge Ca you please help me along?? I love this card and am determined not to give up. Thank you so very much you have been a lot of help
I generally have a problem with gauges.
10 and 1/4 stitches?
The stitches are either 10 or eleven. What is 1/4 ?
Hello MS Marly ! Would it be possible to keep with the same stitches for the sleeves as the body instead of the single crochet ? Thank you. 👍😊
Yes. I think it would :)
I'm having trouble downloading I want to make a 4x 5x can you tell me what is my begging chain of ? Please Thank you
Hi Marley did you do a slip St in half double and a half double in the slip. stitch sorry for asking but am 70 almost and couldn't quite get it, it's a lovely pattern thanks so much for sharing you are a great teacher, happy Christmas to you and yours, xxxx
I did a hdc, then in the next stitch I did a slip stitch, then in the next stitch I did a hdc, and in the next stitch a slip stitch, so on and so forth.
The only time I put multiple stitches in the same stitch was on the front increases.
mercie beaucoup de partage
I'm confused! I understand row 1 and 2 but then repeat row2? So does that mean I turn and the half double crochet is always on top of the half double crochet from previous row and same with slip stitch? I wish you would of shown a few more rounds. Thank you
Where is the free pattern? Please direct me to it. I need the pattern for the World Traveler Long Crochet Cardigan.
I want to make this sweater. When I chain 20 like Marly did It measures 7" wide & 4" high. In order to get the right width should I just chain less? I've never had any luck with a garment because my gauge never comes out right.
HELP!!!!! How do I tell wrong side to right side. Do you have a close up fee of both sides???? Youth globe is greatly appreciated. Linda. 4-4-19
Marly; I do have a couple questions. I was lookin at stitches on TH-cam n this is more like a Moss stitch. The Waffle stitch vids I watched look like squares. I'm pretty confused now.
Hi Lynda, the pattern called this the waffle stitch, therefore I called it the waffle stitch.
Many times a single stitch pattern can have multiple names as they are not standard and a designer can name a stitch pattern pretty much anything they want (not saying that happened here).
Like you, I've known this stitch to be called moss stitch as well but I have to use the term as written in the pattern.
@@MarlyBird Of course I'm going with it as named and designed other than adding long sleeves and full length skirt and buttons for robe. Can't forget a nice doubled belt with loops. THX for this Marly.
@@MarlyBird I wanted to tank you for replying to me also. Sometimes one just never gets the slightest response. Great, You.
Sincerely, LYNDA in Utah
I am trying to do the world traveler cardigan but am having trouble what is my last st on each end -hex or slipstream. Also I can’t tell which st to be on when I turn. Do I follow the slots or hdc or opposite as I go on each st. I can’t see your days close enough to tell. Any help would be appreciated. I just love your tutorials but am stuck
are you using a stitch marker in the stitches at all? Using a stitch marker in the first stitch of each row will help you identify where the last stitch of the row when you come back to the stitch marker. You will know that the marked stitch IS the last stitch. I know this video isn't for the stitch used in this cardigan but it shows how I use stitch markers: th-cam.com/video/qVe10Mb0AIY/w-d-xo.html
Marly, did you get a new video camera?! Cause the quality of this video is so clear and so good! It made me feel like I was right in front of you watching you crochet! I love it!
Well, thank you. I’ve had the same cameras for the past three years. Not sure why this one was different :) glad you liked the video.
@@MarlyBird Hey, that vid cam is a keeper! LOL
Is there ex large
Marly I have a question about the yarn. I have the color scape Barcelona which I am not that fond of. If you make a mistake it is difficult to pull this yarn apart. Is their another yarn I could use?
It’s not difficult to pull out, at least I didn’t think so. As far as an alternative yarn, I would try to check out Otger yarn of the same weight. Maybe Red Heart Soft Essentials would be a good choice. Not sure, I would have to swatch it :)
I know other kind of waffle that looks like small nests . Thank you
Louise Dragne you’re right. The waffle stitch is groups of 4 double crochet turned at different angles to make little bunches. That’s probably a terrible description, but I knew this wasn’t it. Besides, I wouldn’t use this yarn with the waffle stitch. You wouldn’t see the stitch with all the bright colors.
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yes long sleeves but why the single crochet and not the waffle stitch? I think the waffle stitch would be so much nicer on the sleeves and the edging.
I honestly can't say what the designer was thinking. But my guess is he wanted the trim around the neckline to match the simple sleeves.
I believe you can make the sleeves in the same stitch as the body, as per your preference, Also, you can make the length of the sleeves as per your preference. However, if you choose to not decrease the width of the sleeves, they will be wide all the way down. I noted another commenter stated they would do the sleeves in the waffle stitch ending them with a few rows of single crochet, which woukd make for a very nice look.
What size hook
Please where can I see the stitch of what you called waffle
it is written in the pattern.
Thank you I did see it .
I'm from the UK which yarn would be best to use as cannot get this yarn in the UK. Ty for your tutorial
Check the pattern and directions. It should say what weight of yarn to use. If you don't know what that means you can take the printed directions and ask the clerk at the fabric/yarn store, they should be able to help.
Moon Wizz can't you order it online?
I think it's 8 or 10 in UK but I've seen You Tuber in UK using Red Heart. Marly should know. She's a Red Heart Spokesperson. ❤
marly you said you are a 2x so am I but as I am looking at this pattern it looks awfully large did yours turn out o.k. with the size two or did you have to go smaller?
Hi linda, I didn't make this pattern for myself. Personally, I don't think this would look good on me, my shape and my size.
Me gustan mucho los modelos que enseñas!!!🌹
Pero no me entero de nada!!!
En español ☺️ por favor 😘
Is anyone else messing up on the Left Front row and ending up in the wrong side for the 9th row increase? Maybe I'm doing the math wrong but if you start on the 1st row working right-->Left the wouldn't the 9th Row end up on the end?
Please help! 😢
Not sure how you are messing up but if you do the "mess up" on both sides it will be a design feature. LOL.
No, in seriousness, If you are on the wrong side could you just do the increase at the end of the row instead of the start?
@@MarlyBird
I realize now that I was trying to work the construction how the Right Front was done with the row 9 ending with the Hdc, slip stitch, Hdc in the last stitch, instead of doing the Hdc, slip stitch and Hdc in the first stitch.
In short, I should have read the Yarn Recipe more thoroughly. 😂
All is well but I appreciate your speedy response!
Thank you and have a lovely holiday!
Love the sweater, just wish it had long sleeves.
Couldn't you make it long sleeves?
Stew never tried adapting a pattern before but I think I'll give this one a shot. It looks so comfy.
@@ComdrStew EASILY.
Как жаль что нет перевода! Хотя бы кратко! Такая прекрасная вещь!
I'm so confused why this is called a waffle stitch when EVERY video online and instructions I have read, call something entirely different, a WAFFLE!!! Regardless, this stitch is great and I love this cardigan. And I am with another person, making long or 3/4 sleeve for our chilly windy area!
I didn’t call it the waffle stitch, the designer did 🤷🏼♀️
Quiero hacer long cardigan pero habla muy rapido ,please" mas lento .
I would have pulled out my yarn until I got to the right place to start so that my color changes on the two fronts would match
And you absolutely can do that, as I indicated in the video.
@@MarlyBird I'm fine the way the colors work. Organic.
This is the wobble stitch. The waffle stitch looks like little squares.
Hello Margaret,
I used the term waffle stitch because that is what is on the actual pattern from Red Heart. It is best when teaching videos like to to not confuse the viewer and use the terms as they are used in the pattern. When the crocheter sees the stitch pattern as waffle stitch and looks at the pattern instructions my video will be able to help them complete the stitch pattern no matter the name.
Funny enough, I actually know this stitch as the moss stitch, and yet you know it as the wobble stitch.
Like I mentioned to another viewer, stitches often to not have a standard for the name so designers can name them anything they like for the most part (not saying that is what happened here) so we as crocheters need to be careful. We need to always read the instructions in order to really know what stitch the designer wants us to use.
I hope you enjoyed the video :-)
xoxo Marly Bird.
Where did you get the pattern
Bitte mit deutscher Sprache machen
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That side of the front that's crooked is still showing itself to be crooked, regardless of the edging that you said would make it disappear. Because the edging had to follow a drunken path, it has more steps/stitches in it.
Where is the integrity and craftsmanship? Thanks for showing us this, it is lovely design and yarn, but I'm not one of those people to whom you can say something IS when it AIN'T.*
I wouldn't give that to Goodwill, Salvation Army, I wouldn't give it to a homeless person or family or friend. I would remake it or I would have at least gone back to fill in the spaces on that wonky side so that the edging could come out straight. You said it wouldn't matter, but it does, and it even became more pronounced. You can't block that away. Its brand spanking new, fresh of the hook and that side looks stretched out and already hanging unevenly.
*ain't is a colloquial derivation of isn't not aren't as is errantlly taught, so this is correct though archaic usage, just in case you thought to call me on it.
Thank you for your opinion. I appreciate the constructive criticism (on this and previous comments left by you).
I hope you have a wonderful Christmas and enjoy some of my other FREE videos on TH-cam.
THEY'RE (the parentheses, that is) pronounced "parentheSEEZ". You don't say "licen" for license (lie + sense). Or do you?
Maybe my pronunciation wasn’t clear but I do know how to say parentheses.
Again, thank you for taking the time to correct me. You’re really educating me tonight.
Merry Christmas.
Thank you Marly!