For those who want to knit their own version of the Sezane cardigan but aren't capable of designing their own pattern (like me), Kinvarra Cardigan by Minimi Knit Design is the pattern you're looking for on ravelry!
I really appreciate you showing us your process... the sweater looks great. This sounds like it's going to be a great series! Thank you for doing this.
Just found your channel -- and I'm amazed! Loved how you showed the process behind creating the pattern and then executing it to create such a beautiful garment. I tend to be so picky with what fiber arts content I watch, but the way you edit your videos is so appealing and fun to watch. Can't wait for the next installment of the series!
Beautiful! I'm loving this episode, I made my own Gaspard, a blue summer cardi, using the Lou Cardigan pattern, I just change the finishings to match the inspiration💙
WOW… just wow! I’m amazed on how you started from an inspiration and ended up with a BEAUTIFUL cardigan❤️🙌🏽👏🏽. Your skills are incredible! This was so informative that now I’m feeling pretty inspired to attempt something like this even though I recently just started knitting 😂🤣😅. I’m so excited for more videos like this, maybe after watching a couple I’ll actually attempt it😇. Thanks for a great video!
Woww woww woww. Great video and so impressive how great the sweater went. You have done a fantastic job. So lovely, i can not be prouder of you. Keep up the great work. My little artist ❤
I love your inspiration for this series, and your cardigan is absolutely stunning! Another pattern to consider is the Daydreamer cardigan by Kutovakika, which is an excellent dupe for the Emile cardigan by Sezane. (I just knit one in lilac, and it's a fun, quick, satisfying knit!)
That's a great job 🤩! My sister asked me to recreate the toteme sweater and it was an epic journey ! I made a series of videos about this journey on TH-cam ^_^ Having only photos to refer to is a tough task but I made it ! I can feel how proud you are and I totally relate :-)
Thank you so much for this video! I have been trying to knit for a while.. but my nails keep breaking, especially my thumb nails.. I am going to keep trying.. so I can make this too!! I think, if you got the yarn in bulk it would be a lot more cost effective.
I have the same issue with purl stitches and also started using a smaller needle on that side lol. Also - I just found your channel through this video, loved to see your process!
you can also try out russian/eastern purl - worked wonders for my tension, it does twist the knit stitches, but you do get used to it and imo it's worth it (easiest purl imo hands down)
@@colorlandpop I haven’t filmed a step by step tutorial for this and I’m not planning on reknitting it. But someone commented a pattern that would work well! It should be the top comment! 🌟
Generally I’m ok with background music that is lower volume than it currently is - but as someone with audio processing issues it’s hard to filter out your voice from the background music.
@@judithtaylor6916 because it was a super cheap mic, so the quality is reaaally bad. If I don’t hold it you can barely hear me speaking. I tried clipping it to my shirt but the audio just wasn’t as good as it was when I held it😕
For those who want to knit their own version of the Sezane cardigan but aren't capable of designing their own pattern (like me), Kinvarra Cardigan by Minimi Knit Design is the pattern you're looking for on ravelry!
@@NoName-eq5wn Ohhh that one is perfect! 🌟It would have even matched my gauge, so sad I didn’t find it when I was looking for a pattern 🫠
@@Petrichor.Knitwear it looks stunning anyway, good hard work! 🌷 but thank you @NoName-eq5wn, lifesaver you are
Did you intend for that to rhyme?
I really appreciate you showing us your process... the sweater looks great. This sounds like it's going to be a great series! Thank you for doing this.
@@sebastienlarocque7800 thank you!! 🌟
the series idea si a great one! I hope she does it, i enjoy watching other people make stuff while i make stuff lol
Incredible!! Well done! I have that Sezane sweater - yours is a million times more beautiful and special because YOU MADE IT!
@@ST-wo3uw ohh thank you!! 🌟
Just found your channel -- and I'm amazed! Loved how you showed the process behind creating the pattern and then executing it to create such a beautiful garment. I tend to be so picky with what fiber arts content I watch, but the way you edit your videos is so appealing and fun to watch. Can't wait for the next installment of the series!
@@nayoung321 thank you so much, I really appreciate your comment! 💗 I’m super happy you enjoyed the video! 🌟
Such a beatiful piece of art!! I loved to see the entire process🥰 Congrats!! Love from Argentina 🍀
wooow!!! it turned out better than the originall!! absolutely adorable :333 and loved the video
Thank you so much Kateryna!! 💗🌟
Beautiful! I'm loving this episode, I made my own Gaspard, a blue summer cardi, using the Lou Cardigan pattern, I just change the finishings to match the inspiration💙
Thank you!💗 ohh the Lou Cardigan is very pretty! But it uses such tiny needles 😯
@@Petrichor.Knitwear I used 4mm needles to get gauge :)
love the cardigan!! im very happy that youre gonna be making this a series:) also can I just say I love your glasses they suit you so well!
@@sally9840 thank you so much! 🥺💗
WOW… just wow! I’m amazed on how you started from an inspiration and ended up with a BEAUTIFUL cardigan❤️🙌🏽👏🏽. Your skills are incredible! This was so informative that now I’m feeling pretty inspired to attempt something like this even though I recently just started knitting 😂🤣😅. I’m so excited for more videos like this, maybe after watching a couple I’ll actually attempt it😇. Thanks for a great video!
@@Ekaete_23 that is so kind of you, thank you!! I’m happy you enjoyed the video! 💗🌟
Woww woww woww. Great video and so impressive how great the sweater went. You have done a fantastic job. So lovely, i can not be prouder of you. Keep up the great work. My little artist ❤
you deserve so many more subs!! i throughly enjoyed this videos as someone beginning to learn to knit + everything was shot and produced so well 😌🤩❣️
@@epicXzelda64 thank you so so much!! 🥺🥺💗
i completely understand the frustration when two different colours of the same yarn are slightly different weights!! drives me WILD it’s so annoying
That is super impressive! I LOVE the results! 🤩
Cute! 🔥🔥🔥 I have to disagree with you - the price does not matter, because you created something unique, one of a kind garment!
Your finished cardigan is so lovely! It looks so luxurious too. Knitting with cashmere is high on my wishlist… one day hopefully!
@@CMYKate thank you!! 🌟
I love your inspiration for this series, and your cardigan is absolutely stunning! Another pattern to consider is the Daydreamer cardigan by Kutovakika, which is an excellent dupe for the Emile cardigan by Sezane. (I just knit one in lilac, and it's a fun, quick, satisfying knit!)
@@elviraisganaitis9028 thank you! 🌟
That's a great job 🤩! My sister asked me to recreate the toteme sweater and it was an epic journey ! I made a series of videos about this journey on TH-cam ^_^ Having only photos to refer to is a tough task but I made it ! I can feel how proud you are and I totally relate :-)
@@jennyrakoto thank you! 🌟 that’s so cool! I need to watch that asap!! 🤗
I'd rather be emotionally invested in a sweater than simply financially invested lol
The cardigan looks so good on you 🥹❣️ I really loved the video, it was entertaining and educating at the same time 🥰
Ohh thank you so so much Simone!🥺💗🌟
Thank you so much for this video! I have been trying to knit for a while.. but my nails keep breaking, especially my thumb nails.. I am going to keep trying.. so I can make this too!!
I think, if you got the yarn in bulk it would be a lot more cost effective.
I was looking just for this a few weeks ago!!!
I have the same issue with purl stitches and also started using a smaller needle on that side lol. Also - I just found your channel through this video, loved to see your process!
@@karolina344 heheh it works so well though! Thank you!🌟
you can also try out russian/eastern purl - worked wonders for my tension, it does twist the knit stitches, but you do get used to it and imo it's worth it (easiest purl imo hands down)
I want to try a crochet version of this soon 😊
@@bbstch3 Ohhh how exciting! 🌟
wow! your work is beautiful, congrats!
@@nikitinaknits thank you!! 💗
Its gorgeous!! this is so inspiring
@@blackmill thank youu! 🥺💗
Loved this, wanna see more designer insponideas
Beautiful work. ❤ Thanks for sharing 😊
@@Amichidala thank you! 💗🌟
Brilliant job 👏👏👏
@@moiragarner1253 thank you!! 🌟
I have to visualise too 😊
I love your channel! What is the painting in the background? It’s beautiful!
@@lucyb1802 thank you! It’s a print of Monet‘s water lilies 🪷🤍
Magnifique
sooo prettyy
@@colorlandpop thank youu!
@@Petrichor.Knitwearhi i am wondering if you would like to drop this tutorial? 🥹i am actually beginner to knitting☺️
@@colorlandpop I haven’t filmed a step by step tutorial for this and I’m not planning on reknitting it. But someone commented a pattern that would work well! It should be the top comment! 🌟
Lovely
Which sweater are you wearing in the video? I love it
Thank you! It’s the Hanstholm Sweater from Petite Knit and it’s actually my boyfriend‘s but it’s just too comfy 🫢
Love your Luna Tee! What yarn did you use for it?
Thank you! It’s Lana Grossa Sommerseide!💜
Wonderful podcast I only wish that you skipped the background music. It’s so irritating to listen to. Music loop that goes around and around….
@@katerinamelin734 thank you for the feedback! Honestly I wasn’t 100% sure about the music while editing, so I might just skip it next time 🙈🌟
Generally I’m ok with background music that is lower volume than it currently is - but as someone with audio processing issues it’s hard to filter out your voice from the background music.
@@Petrichor.Knitwear thank you so much for answering! I would be so happy if you skip the music in your future videos!
Why dont you clip the microphone to yr top rather than hold it or attach to an object in front if you?
@@judithtaylor6916 because it was a super cheap mic, so the quality is reaaally bad. If I don’t hold it you can barely hear me speaking. I tried clipping it to my shirt but the audio just wasn’t as good as it was when I held it😕