How to Pickup for Knitting Two at a Time Sleeves

[@marymitchell6733]

Dang, this is a great tutorial! Viewers can tell you are a great teacher! Well done.

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

Thanks so much, I’m glad you found it helpful. I guess my years of teaching dance is paying off and being useful in this space too.

[@Kloulock]

What's good Michael?!🤗 I love this idea and I can't wait to try it! None of my sleeves are exactly the same...those tv shows!!! Lol! Thank you for taking the time to share your technique with us. It's appreciated! Until next time, take care!✌

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

😂I hope this helps you get those sleeves to the same length. ☺️

[@naomiamezquita631]

Thank you, Michael. Excellent tutorial! It’s helped me a great deal. Have a great day! 😀👍

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

Glad it helped!

[@celestedouville2529]

Yes! I highly recommend this technique. I always have to reknit the last 2-4 inches of a sleeve when I don't do this! I have always used stitch holders, but I am going to break out that pony cord I found a Michaels for my next sweater, so much easier! blessings!

[@marysalmon2555]

❤ Thank you Michael this is an excellent tutorial X 6:16

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

You're very welcome!

[@marilynlongcoy9914]

Thank you so much. I can’t wait to try it with my next sweater.

[@nancymorales2741]

Great tutorial. Thank you, Michael.

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

My pleasure! God it was helpful. 😁

[@jenilyn3511]

Thanks for the share. I love this. I will try it on my next sweater creation. I appreciate you.

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

Happy to share. I hope it’s helpful on your next make. 😁

[@dr.evelynsharp2351]

Great tutorial. I always do it this way BUT I pickup into much smaller needles. Then knit my first row using the needle size I was supposed to. Just makes it easier to slide into those stitches. Thanks!

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

That’s a great tip. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏽👍🏽

[@sallyfishburnsusannahmorlo6043]

Thank you, Michael!

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

You’re welcome! Hope this is helpful. ☺️

[@knittingnut50]

Thank you for this! I will be doing this next time for sure!

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

You're so welcome!

[@katmahasti]

Thank you❤

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

You're welcome 😊

[@jackiewalsh3869]

Neat video

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

Glad you think so!

[@jenniferdeutsch-filippi]

Thank you Michael, after transfering stitching, do you pickup stitches under the arm for each sleeves as you go on each one when they come ? 😊

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

Yes, exactly! Once the stitches are on the needles I carry on with the pattern. Picking up under the arm as I get to them. Hope that helps. ☺️

[@DebzS-yx3pv]

Thank you Michael. What length of cable do you typically use with your needles for this technique?

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

I typically use a 42/45 inch cable. I like my stitches to be closer together while I’m knitting. This also allows me space between sleeve but not so much so that the sleeves are really far apart from each other.

[@DebzS-yx3pv]

Thanks for that info. Have a great week!

[@janemarriott3389]

Ummm…..wow

[@piece4peacecraftingpodcast]

Hope that means it was helpful. 😊