knitting talent aside, this is an incredible tutorial and i really appreciated the drawn diagrams especially when showing where to seam or add ribbing. the visuals were really helpful, thank you! :)
I wish I had this video months ago when I started mine! 🤣 I’m on the front band right now and I’m at a total loss at how to do it! (This was my first time knitting )
@@JaneWirawan hi! Yes I did mean the front button band 🙈 darn autocorrect. I don’t understand how to pick up stitches and knit and where to start. All the videos I’ve watched seem to give me different instructions.
You did such a great job! Im working on the largest size and I’m working on the sleeve. However it is already 20” long when I haven’t even finished all the increases. I gauged and my gauge hasn’t changed. Is 19” really the right length with the largest size?
This is so pretty! The pattern looks really confusing to me but I’m thinking I can do it with the help of your video. I had a question about the yarn though. In the pattern they used a size 6 yarn and you used a size 4. Did you go up a size in the sweater to make the adjustment work or did it come out the same? I prefer using weight 4 yarn too so I’m wondering if I can use a weight 4 as well. I appreciate your video, thank you!
If I'm not mistaken the lion brand wool ease is also a size 4 yarn. Nevermind if I'm wrong because mine turned out great and it fits the measurement of the pattern :)
Hello! I have been absolultey stuck on the front panels as I feel after armhole shaping and neck shaping it says I should have 21 stitches total (I keep ending up with 30). When you reach armhole shaping are you still doing the neck shaping decreases every 4th row?
Hi, which size are you making? If I'm not mistaken it should be size 1 (bc you mentioned that you should end up with 21 sts) Hopefully this can help. So before any decreases you should have 44 stiches, then you start to dec for the neck shaping (-1, so you have 43). This will happen in total 15 times (the pattern says rep 14 more times, so it's in total 15 neck decreases). 44-15=29 While decreasing for the neck, you need to start decreasing for the armhole after 38cm, so you do BOTH neck and armhole decreases. Row 1 -4 Row 2 no dec Row 3 -1 Row 4 no dec 29-5=24 Then you repeat row 3 and 4 3 more times (-3, so 24-3=21) Let me know if this isn't clear enough!
@@JaneWirawan OMG thank you for the response! Just making sure I am reading the Neck shaping portion correct. Your stitch counts are MEGA helpful!!! Just making sure I'm reading the pattern correctly... Neck shaping for left front panel: Row 0- Decrease 1 (43) (btw did you P2tog when 13 stitches left or 11?) Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 - Decrease 1 (42) Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 - Decrease 1 (41) Repeat until 15 inches (38 cm): then I start neck shaping AND armhole :) Is this correct? Maybe I'm over thinking but it would help me soooo much. TYSM
@deborahchan7345 for the neck decrease I did it when I have 11 sts left, so 1 sts before the wide cable and the first purl of the wide cable will be purled together.
Size 2 finished bust size is around 53", I think that should fit nicely, but if you want it to be more oversized you could knit the size 3. The finished object should have 60" bust.
Jane i have question for you, so i made size 2, currently working on the left front but mine reaches the left cable when i do neck decreases so the left cable is kinda messed up, quite different with the one you made, i saw the left cable looks neat on your cardigan
Did you start the decrease on the 2 purls of the wide cable? If yes the 17th decrease does decrease 1 stitch of the left cable besides the purl, mine is also missing 1 stitch on the left cable but it's not visible. Plus you'll probably end up seaming that row anyway :)
Sorry :( I don't think I know what the problem is, if I calculate correctly for size 1 it should be around 15 inch if you meet the gauge and then add 2 or 3 more inch before sleeve cap
Hey there, I’m on sleeve part of this cardigan and I’m at a loss where to exactly place increases. ( shape sleeve part). Can you share how you did your increases. Also did you add two extra cables on each side? The pattern I’m following has ...moss stitch, wide left cable, narrow left cable, center cable, narrow left cable, wide left cable, moss stitch
If I remember it correctly for every size the increases are made after the first moss cluster (before wide left cable) and before the last moss cluster. I started my additional cable after 6 increases to incorporate the left cable and after 10 increases to incorporate the narrow cable. It does look kind of stiff because the cables start mid row, however I didn't know how to make it look more natural
@@JaneWirawan thank you, I usually don’t have problem reading patterns but this part was very confusing, I thought I was supposed to incorporate increases into already created cables, but seining your work I realized that I’m supposed to create new cables, thanks for clarifying
Does (work in Moss st as established over next 2 sts) mean to do K1, P1 every time you do the increase row on the sleeve? Also, how do you work the increases before they become cables? I'm very stuck on this part.
The increases are worked in moss stitch :) just start the cables when you have enough stitches for the cable, example for the narrow left cable is added after 4 increases because it needs 4 stitches
this is so good, im following the same pattern and am getting super lost on the neckline decreases:(( how/where do you p2tog? im prob reading the pattern very wrong bc the front panel looks rlly messed up
Can you explain this pattern it’s so confusing never seen tutorials when the pattern is out it’s like every one is a afraid of showing this cardigan , nothing against you , you did a beautiful job just wish someone could explain it better
Hi :) the pattern is actually (in my opinion) really well written and pretty easy to understand. given that this cardigan is the first clothing I made using a written pattern, I thought it would be as easy to read and understand for others so I didn't go into that much detail in the video. However if you point out which part is confusing maybe I can explain it further.
@@JaneWirawan , I am starting the back first, after it says start the beginning then it has all the cables is that part, it the doesn’t say back row, which I know it doesn’t take cables I just need some one to explain how do you read this pattern the back part
Yes if it's your first ever project, because there are a lot of different cables and might be confusing for a first knit. Not impossible, but it might be a little overwhelming.
One of the best handmade Cardigans I’ve seen! Well done!
That's so nice of you, thank you!
I think the nude buttons look great on the cardigan!
Folklore cardigan (Jane's Version)
a crochet hook for cabling is GENIUS
thats amazing! it looks sooo pretty
Thank you!
OMG it looks amazing!! you're so talented!! I'm gonna try to recreate it!
Thank you! :)
You did amazing. I would love to make this but I don’t even know how to knit.
Thank you 😊
knitting talent aside, this is an incredible tutorial and i really appreciated the drawn diagrams especially when showing where to seam or add ribbing. the visuals were really helpful, thank you! :)
Thank you so much :)
Beautiful sweater! Thanks for sharing! ❤️
Thank you!
I wish I had this video months ago when I started mine! 🤣 I’m on the front band right now and I’m at a total loss at how to do it! (This was my first time knitting )
I'm happy to help if you have any questions on the pattern :)
@@JaneWirawan I am stuck on the front babe! I can not figure out what to do mine doesn’t seem to line up where the stitches are supposed to go 😪
@@reannaleigh2806 do you mean the button bands?
@@JaneWirawan hi! Yes I did mean the front button band 🙈 darn autocorrect. I don’t understand how to pick up stitches and knit and where to start. All the videos I’ve watched seem to give me different instructions.
Can't wait to try this!! Which size are you modeling at the end of the video?
You should! It's really pretty :)
I made the 2nd size :)
You did such a great job! Im working on the largest size and I’m working on the sleeve. However it is already 20” long when I haven’t even finished all the increases. I gauged and my gauge hasn’t changed. Is 19” really the right length with the largest size?
Thank you!
On tha pattern it says that the finish length of the largest size should be around 26"
This is so pretty! The pattern looks really confusing to me but I’m thinking I can do it with the help of your video. I had a question about the yarn though. In the pattern they used a size 6 yarn and you used a size 4. Did you go up a size in the sweater to make the adjustment work or did it come out the same? I prefer using weight 4 yarn too so I’m wondering if I can use a weight 4 as well. I appreciate your video, thank you!
If I'm not mistaken the lion brand wool ease is also a size 4 yarn.
Nevermind if I'm wrong because mine turned out great and it fits the measurement of the pattern :)
Okay great! Thank you!
I checked again and it turns out there are two lion brand wool ease yarns, one a weight 6 and one a weight 4. That confused me! Anyways thank you 😂
Cool! Let me know how your cardigan turns out! :)
❥•• VERY BEAUTIFUL PATTERN - Thank you for sharing
Thank you :)
Hello! I have been absolultey stuck on the front panels as I feel after armhole shaping and neck shaping it says I should have 21 stitches total (I keep ending up with 30). When you reach armhole shaping are you still doing the neck shaping decreases every 4th row?
Maybe I'm counting it wrong? For example when we start neck shaping: Row 1- ptog neck shape row, 2, 3, 4 (neck shaping), 2, 3, 4- ptog (neck shaping) OR is it Row 1- ptog neck shape row, 1, 2, 3, 4 (neck shape row), 1, 2, 3, 4 (neck shape row).
Hi, which size are you making? If I'm not mistaken it should be size 1 (bc you mentioned that you should end up with 21 sts)
Hopefully this can help.
So before any decreases you should have 44 stiches, then you start to dec for the neck shaping (-1, so you have 43). This will happen in total 15 times (the pattern says rep 14 more times, so it's in total 15 neck decreases). 44-15=29
While decreasing for the neck, you need to start decreasing for the armhole after 38cm, so you do BOTH neck and armhole decreases.
Row 1 -4
Row 2 no dec
Row 3 -1
Row 4 no dec
29-5=24
Then you repeat row 3 and 4 3 more times (-3, so 24-3=21)
Let me know if this isn't clear enough!
@@JaneWirawan OMG thank you for the response! Just making sure I am reading the Neck shaping portion correct. Your stitch counts are MEGA helpful!!!
Just making sure I'm reading the pattern correctly...
Neck shaping for left front panel:
Row 0- Decrease 1 (43) (btw did you P2tog when 13 stitches left or 11?)
Row 1
Row 2
Row 3
Row 4 - Decrease 1 (42)
Row 1
Row 2
Row 3
Row 4 - Decrease 1 (41)
Repeat until 15 inches (38 cm): then I start neck shaping AND armhole :)
Is this correct? Maybe I'm over thinking but it would help me soooo much. TYSM
@deborahchan7345 for the neck decrease I did it when I have 11 sts left, so 1 sts before the wide cable and the first purl of the wide cable will be purled together.
his sis, may i ask, how many of that yarn would be required for this project? thank you!❤
Hi, I used around 10 100gr balls for white and 1 skein for black, the yarn is approx 125m per 100gr.
@ thank you very much!
Good morning Jane.,.a question for you ...if my bust size is 42,then which size should I knit to get the loose effect
Size 2 finished bust size is around 53", I think that should fit nicely, but if you want it to be more oversized you could knit the size 3. The finished object should have 60" bust.
@@JaneWirawan Thanks alot...this will help me to get it right 👍👍
Jane i have question for you, so i made size 2, currently working on the left front but mine reaches the left cable when i do neck decreases so the left cable is kinda messed up, quite different with the one you made, i saw the left cable looks neat on your cardigan
Hi, how many times did you do the decrease when it reached the left cable?
@@JaneWirawan the 15th decrease
Did you start the decrease on the 2 purls of the wide cable? If yes the 17th decrease does decrease 1 stitch of the left cable besides the purl, mine is also missing 1 stitch on the left cable but it's not visible. Plus you'll probably end up seaming that row anyway :)
@@JaneWirawan do you start the decrease according to the pattern or you improvised? Mine starts at the last 13 sts just like the pattern..
I did it like the pattern said. It said to decrease when you reach the last 11 sts, which should be the 2 purl stitches of the wide cable.
Hi! Jane i am from india and i will be knitting this Folklore cardigan for my grand daughter.just one question which is size 2..
I made the second smallest size 😊
Thank you ❤️
Hi, i have a question about the sleeves, i did all the increases (small size 76 sts) and i have 22 inches instead of 18 inches; thank you!
Do you know how many rows you ended up with?
@@JaneWirawan Hi, 84 rows with 76 sts. before of shape cap. Thank you!
That sounds about right. Did you meet the gauge? Should be around 16 sts x 22 rows for 4 inch
@@JaneWirawan The gauge is ok, I made the back, left front and right front with correct measurements. Thank you again!
Sorry :(
I don't think I know what the problem is, if I calculate correctly for size 1 it should be around 15 inch if you meet the gauge and then add 2 or 3 more inch before sleeve cap
Hey there, I’m on sleeve part of this cardigan and I’m at a loss where to exactly place increases. ( shape sleeve part). Can you share how you did your increases. Also did you add two extra cables on each side? The pattern I’m following has ...moss stitch, wide left cable, narrow left cable, center cable, narrow left cable, wide left cable, moss stitch
If I remember it correctly for every size the increases are made after the first moss cluster (before wide left cable) and before the last moss cluster.
I started my additional cable after 6 increases to incorporate the left cable and after 10 increases to incorporate the narrow cable. It does look kind of stiff because the cables start mid row, however I didn't know how to make it look more natural
@@JaneWirawan thank you, I usually don’t have problem reading patterns but this part was very confusing, I thought I was supposed to incorporate increases into already created cables, but seining your work I realized that I’m supposed to create new cables, thanks for clarifying
You're welcome :)
Does (work in Moss st as established over next 2 sts) mean to do K1, P1 every time you do the increase row on the sleeve? Also, how do you work the increases before they become cables? I'm very stuck on this part.
The increases are worked in moss stitch :) just start the cables when you have enough stitches for the cable, example for the narrow left cable is added after 4 increases because it needs 4 stitches
this is so good, im following the same pattern and am getting super lost on the neckline decreases:(( how/where do you p2tog? im prob reading the pattern very wrong bc the front panel looks rlly messed up
I did the p2tog right next to the wide cable :)
i'm having trouble with the decrease as well. did you have any luck figuring that part out??
Were either of you able to figure it out? This is the same part I'm struggling with 😩
This is gorgeous!! What size did you make from the pattern?
Thank you! I totally forgot to put the size in the description, but I made the 2nd size
Hi! What kind of yarn did u bought? Was it milk cotton?
Hi, I used wool polyester blend for this cardigan.
Thank you for answering! Do u mind if i ask you what size are you making?
No problem at all :)
I made the 2nd size
hello sis, may i know what brand of yarns is it? Thank you :)
It's alicia yarn by Aneka Benang :)
Here's the product link
www.anekabenang.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=4106&search=Alicia
Can you explain this pattern it’s so confusing never seen tutorials when the pattern is out it’s like every one is a afraid of showing this cardigan , nothing against you , you did a beautiful job just wish someone could explain it better
Hi :)
the pattern is actually (in my opinion) really well written and pretty easy to understand. given that this cardigan is the first clothing I made using a written pattern, I thought it would be as easy to read and understand for others so I didn't go into that much detail in the video. However if you point out which part is confusing maybe I can explain it further.
@@JaneWirawan , I am starting the back first, after it says start the beginning then it has all the cables is that part, it the doesn’t say back row, which I know it doesn’t take cables I just need some one to explain how do you read this pattern the back part
What size are you working on?
@@JaneWirawan , I did 128
@@JaneWirawan , if you help me, I appreciate it so much
Please send link for pattern of Folklore cardigan design for knitting
Hi, check out the description box :) I mentioned it there
This is so good! You made it so neat and im shocked that you're from indonesia! Do you perhaps accept custom orders??
Thank you so much! ❤️
Unfortunately due to some circumstaces I don't currently accept custom order, but thank you for having interest!
What cast on did you use?
I used long tail for the body and tubular for the sleeves to make it more stretchy :)
Awesomeee!!! I love it but its too hard for me to try make one like yours
Thank you :)
How long did it take to make it?
I'm a slow knitter, all and all it took around 80 hours of knitting
would you say this is hard for a beginner?
Yes if it's your first ever project, because there are a lot of different cables and might be confusing for a first knit. Not impossible, but it might be a little overwhelming.
@@JaneWirawan alright thank you!
How heavy is it?
Around 1kg
man's full of cables but it's pretty anyways I'm buying yarn tomorrow. love it btw!
Yes, but I think the cables make it really pretty.
Thank you! :)
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