Your tutorials are so fun to follow :) Just finished this one, I think my next project may be that gorgeous polo shirt💕 Thank you so much for these patterns!
I’m still fairly new to knitting but finished a chunky knit vest and want to make something a bit thinner, do you think this is easy enough to follow as a beginner ish knitter?
@@beccahamel yeah I think you can totally do it! Basically all you need to know are the basics and how to reduce sts, but the tutorial shows you how to do that clearly :) It took me 4 days to knit, but don’t give up its worth it.
Hi, this is a fabulous tutorial, thank you so much. How many sts in total did you pick up for the neck? (30 = back, I wonder how many down each side of the v?)
This channel is a joke. If you're an XS person and you can use the measurements give below, you're in luck. WHY isn't there a written pattern for these knitting projects with all of the sizes given???????? Also, I've never gotten an answer to my question from this person!!!!!
Do you seriously need to complain? You're getting a nice pattern FOR FREE, with explanations and everything. As a knitter yourself, I guess you should know how much time and work a piece like this takes. The creator also puts time and work to produce this video (and many more and you do not even have to pay for the high amount of work). Instead of complaining you could just put time into making your own measurements, the creator put all of her measurements in the description, so there shouldn't be a problem. I cannot believe the disrespect coming from a knitter itself...
@@ame2031 Yes, I do need to complain. If you're going to put this much work into a FREE video, then make it inclusive. AND, you need to be more open minded about other people's opinion just because they don't fit into your little box!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
First of all, I don't have to accept opinions that are disrespectful (which are basically hate) and second of all no she doesn't have to 😂 she doesn't owe you anything as you didn't pay anything - and btw why do you have to be disrespectful, if you could just aks politely? With an attitude like that, the creator wouldn't be as likely to help you out, as she was with other people commenting under this video. There are some people that made their own measurements and calculations and commented them under her other videos. If you took maybe just 10 minutes of your time you could do something like that too. But I don't see a point in discussing with you - I just don't like to see hate and thought that I could open your eyes about being thankful for a FREE pattern even though you have to put in some extra work for it, instead of complaining. But it doesn't seem like, I was able to.
Utterly infuriating. No no narration, coded instructions, the stitch maker for the v neck straddle two stitichs so I cannot tell which stitch remains the middle one as you slip two, knit one and then cast off to form the v.
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Finally finished this vest after a year. Thank you so much for this tutorial!
I finished. It looks great. This was my first work with a V neck. Thank you very much )))
I am obsessed with your videos! They will be my 2021 projects! I want one in every color! Thank you so much!
I just finished knitting this sweater vest and it looks so amazing! Thank you so much for such a great video!! It was so easy to follow.
Hii around what size did it become (xs/s/m etc.)☺️ Really want to do this vest but I’m afraid it wouldn’t fit😢
Thank you so much :)
@@zodzzz sorry for the late reply! I'd say its a small. I believe the exact measurements are in the description bar so maybe that will help you too :)
@@carlynewbrey6301 Okay, great now I know☺️, thank you🙏💕💕
Nice nice beautiful ❤❤❤
Your tutorials are so fun to follow :) Just finished this one, I think my next project may be that gorgeous polo shirt💕 Thank you so much for these patterns!
I’m still fairly new to knitting but finished a chunky knit vest and want to make something a bit thinner, do you think this is easy enough to follow as a beginner ish knitter?
@@beccahamel yeah I think you can totally do it! Basically all you need to know are the basics and how to reduce sts, but the tutorial shows you how to do that clearly :) It took me 4 days to knit, but don’t give up its worth it.
Thank you so much for watching my videos :)
Thanks you .your instructions is very clear
Knitting tutorial super but I am beginner. I like Vest type tutorial please small request crochet vest vedio ...
V-neck ribbing starts at 4:23
Btw if you're too impatient for the slipping on of the stitches I'd highly recommend a crochet hook! It safed me a ton of nerves xP
Hey. I feel you. Definitely will use a hook next time :)
I do that too! So much easier!
So easy ty for the video
Hi, this is a fabulous tutorial, thank you so much. How many sts in total did you pick up for the neck? (30 = back, I wonder how many down each side of the v?)
Could anyone tell me how many stitches should we pick at the armholes and the v-neck?
Thank you very much
Looks so good! Will try this soon :3 Thank you!
Hey ! Thank you for your video ☺️ i was wondering how can I calculate the size for a Large one
When doing the edge of the neck, does repeat 6 times mean including the s2kpo or just k,p?
Hey Hilde. When you are knitting neck edge you have to do it 6 rows including s2kpo.
@@handmadebyaura64 thank you! Almost done :)
Sehr schöne 🌹🌷⚘🌻
help! I have more stiches in the back 😿 i dont know what i have to do
Hi! Can I use the same needle for my ribbing and the upper part of the vest?
Hey. Yes you can!
Is the stitch in the middle of the V counted in the even stitches?
I would also like to know the answer to this question…
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quick question, how many stitches did you pick up in the armhole, 1:45
Hey. I picked up 130 stitches in each armhole.
im going to try this! did you use all 200g yarn?
Hey. Not all.
This channel is a joke. If you're an XS person and you can use the measurements give below, you're in luck. WHY isn't there a written pattern for these knitting projects with all of the sizes given???????? Also, I've never gotten an answer to my question from this person!!!!!
Do you seriously need to complain? You're getting a nice pattern FOR FREE, with explanations and everything. As a knitter yourself, I guess you should know how much time and work a piece like this takes. The creator also puts time and work to produce this video (and many more and you do not even have to pay for the high amount of work). Instead of complaining you could just put time into making your own measurements, the creator put all of her measurements in the description, so there shouldn't be a problem. I cannot believe the disrespect coming from a knitter itself...
@@ame2031 Yes, I do need to complain. If you're going to put this much work into a FREE video, then make it inclusive. AND, you need to be more open minded about other people's opinion just because they don't fit into your little box!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
First of all, I don't have to accept opinions that are disrespectful (which are basically hate) and second of all no she doesn't have to 😂 she doesn't owe you anything as you didn't pay anything - and btw why do you have to be disrespectful, if you could just aks politely? With an attitude like that, the creator wouldn't be as likely to help you out, as she was with other people commenting under this video. There are some people that made their own measurements and calculations and commented them under her other videos. If you took maybe just 10 minutes of your time you could do something like that too. But I don't see a point in discussing with you - I just don't like to see hate and thought that I could open your eyes about being thankful for a FREE pattern even though you have to put in some extra work for it, instead of complaining. But it doesn't seem like, I was able to.
Utterly infuriating. No no narration, coded instructions, the stitch maker for the v neck straddle two stitichs so I cannot tell which stitch remains the middle one as you slip two, knit one and then cast off to form the v.
Most knitters can figure it out...