¡Hola ! How wonderful and stunning sweater Wally is knitting ! I love the colour and the pattern. I'm lookig forward to seeing it completely finished. All the projects are amazing. For my knitting, I use needles, yarn and pencil and paper to write down everything ! So many times, after blocking the swatch, I didn't remember the needles size ! This was another great meeting. I will be waiting for the next one. 🤗
Gosh guys .... thx for all your great idea's on swatch info n needle size. Just of late I was looking on TH-cam how to do the yarn over idea. Luv u all. Great info
I remember Ron's handy swatch idea 🙂 and seems I also remember the L shaped swatch being mentioned or I did read it on the blog or something. 🧐 Like Sumner I have bought yarn on a cone , there is clear difference before and after, it is a must measure before and after in particular with those. With my yoke I stayed with the idea of 3rds which gave me visual markers to reference but free styled my increases between them , increases never lined up , making them as invisible as I could to fool the eye . Ron with his pile of Phranckos can show an example of any technique, on the spot, for new members , just mention what part of the sweater and neckline , he has an example ! ⭐ EXACTLY FRANK !! While listening I was sure someone would mention mixing . Like Judith, I always think of needle sizes in MM (we had an exchange about how many people actually have calipers last week) Knitting from RIGHT to LEFT A U.S. SIZE 7 needle / 4.5 MM would be, PURL , K, K, PURL K, K, K, YO, K2 tog , YO, K2tog , YO, K2tog , YO , K2tog, K to end . Then, when read LEFT to RIGHT 4 YO holes = 4 2 PURL Bumps (worth .25 each) = .5
Thanks for this question. I brought it to this week's meeting and explained it there. Here's a link to the exact place where I address your questions: th-cam.com/video/W6OevwUiV9Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8uHyz4APnz66k6pZ&t=1217
Thank you for this question. I should have addressed it in the discussion. So I brought the question to this week's meeting. Here's a link to the precise location where I address the question: th-cam.com/video/W6OevwUiV9Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ejj34PpgPUjS1dYn&t=1335
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¡Hola ! How wonderful and stunning sweater Wally is knitting ! I love the colour and the pattern. I'm lookig forward to seeing it completely finished. All the projects are amazing. For my knitting, I use needles, yarn and pencil and paper to write down everything ! So many times, after blocking the swatch, I didn't remember the needles size ! This was another great meeting. I will be waiting for the next one. 🤗
¡Hola, Sergio! Thanks for being a virtual member of the group by commenting each week.
Beautiful projects ......great meeting .....thx again
Gosh guys .... thx for all your great idea's on swatch info n needle size. Just of late I was looking on TH-cam how to do the yarn over idea. Luv u all. Great info
Yessss Sumner!! Omg. I agree. I'm thinking umbrella/parasal myself. Hit another record n phx. Today ...116. HOT HOT 🔥 🥵
Frank .... thank you !!!! I have used a whole skein of yarn / different needles !! What a waste. I'm going your way on swatching !!
I remember Ron's handy swatch idea 🙂 and seems I also remember the L shaped swatch being mentioned or I did read it on the blog or something. 🧐
Like Sumner I have bought yarn on a cone , there is clear difference before and after, it is a must measure before and after in particular with those.
With my yoke I stayed with the idea of 3rds which gave me visual markers to reference but free styled my increases between them , increases never lined up , making them as invisible as I could to fool the eye .
Ron with his pile of Phranckos can show an example of any technique, on the spot, for new members , just mention what part of the sweater and neckline , he has an example ! ⭐
EXACTLY FRANK !! While listening I was sure someone would mention mixing . Like Judith, I always think of needle sizes in MM (we had an exchange about how many people actually have calipers last week)
Knitting from RIGHT to LEFT A U.S. SIZE 7 needle / 4.5 MM would be,
PURL , K, K, PURL K, K, K, YO, K2 tog , YO, K2tog , YO, K2tog , YO , K2tog, K to end . Then, when read LEFT to RIGHT 4 YO holes = 4 2 PURL Bumps (worth .25 each) = .5
Excellent idea to mark the half mm sizes.
I order leather handmade tags from etsy :-)
Tim, what size crochet hook do you use ❤
Can you please explain knitting. What it is, how if works ? Thx so much
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Frank, isn't the "after" blocking measurement the one that counts ? Because we're going to wash our garments . Thx
Thanks for this question. I brought it to this week's meeting and explained it there. Here's a link to the exact place where I address your questions: th-cam.com/video/W6OevwUiV9Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8uHyz4APnz66k6pZ&t=1217
what about sweaters knit in the round? Do you use this same method?
Thank you for this question. I should have addressed it in the discussion. So I brought the question to this week's meeting. Here's a link to the precise location where I address the question: th-cam.com/video/W6OevwUiV9Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ejj34PpgPUjS1dYn&t=1335