My partner and I are Kiwis living in New Zealand but he grew up in Iceland until his twenties. His heart, children, grandchildren are in Iceland. We cannot travel there yet, so I am determined to soothe his heart by attempting to knit an Icelandic sweater for him. Your videos have given me the confidence to just do it. Thanks so much!
Thank you for the great tutorial. I always thought they were knitted neck down, its not so complicated when you explain. Hopefully i will knit my own lopeyesa sweater soon.
I did enjoy this video and the music also and I can easily follow your video but I think people do need to have a little knowledge on knitting for it to really be a “beginners guide”. To me it’s it is more like a “knitters guide to beginning knitting Icelandic sweaters”. I have knitted many year including in the round and colour work I am not sure any real beginner would find it so easy so they may need to go and learn a few basics first but we’ll worth it to make these type of garments.
Agree 100% I’ve knitted for years and many sweaters but I’m completely lost right from the cast on....half the stitches?...then picking up 3 rows below or something, maybe I’m having a dumb day, I’ll try another day lol.
I'm a beginner knitter this is my second garment and it makes sense if you rewind it a few times and closely attention. Not trying to be mean but beginners can figure it out as well if they really wanted to
Beautiful work. My friend lived in Iceland for a couple years. She sent me the most beautiful sweater. No coat needed it's so warm. I totally love it. Both designs are lovely.
Thank you for the wonderfully clear instructions! Your calm and clear manner of explaining the process are very helpful. I need instructions on how to access and print the patterns you mentioned. Thank you again fior inspiring confidence!
Thank you so much for sharing!!! Since I have found your channel this is the only way I now cast on for all my cuffs and waistbands on all my knitwear. So nice! I am in the process of knitting an Icelandic cardigan. Thank you for sharing!!
I love love your fishes sweater! I am spinning and dying Iceland yarn to make a lopi style sweater. We live on one of the Great Lakes in the USA and this would be fabulous pattern for spring or late season sailing!
Hi Renee! Thank you for your comment and for asking about the moose pattern, I'm working on it. To be sure you don't miss it, you can follow my Instagram: yuhaknitting or Ravelry page, where I'll announce when it's ready :)
Thank you Donna! The fish pattern is for sale in my Etsy shop, but the pattern with Moose will be available for free as soon as I'm ready with the whole description! Follow my Instagram Yuhaknitting to not miss it :)
I really appreciate that you go step by step with patterns on your channel. I live in the Midwest region of the US and knitting isn’t very popular here. In fact, I don’t know anyone personally who knits. So it’s kind of impossible for me to ask questions when I don’t understand something about a knitting pattern. Your videos have inspired me and given me the courage to make more than just hats, socks and mittens. 😂 I’m no longer scared! Thank you!!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I was looking at another pattern for this style of sweater and it just said "knit to join the sleeves to the sweater" and I had no idea how to do that. Your video makes it perfectly clear, and the trick to avoid having a big hole in the armpit will come in handy. Thanks again! I've enjoyed watching this tutorial series so much!
Thanks for the tip for straighten the cable on the needles, I have same needles, and they're uncomfortable when cable tends to twist in the middle of the knitting
Yeah, it´s tiring to straighten them again and again. I guess this type of plastic they use for production is typical for cheap needles. Some other needles I have which were relatively expensive, don´t have the same problem
@@yuhaknitting that's right. The good ones are very expensive here in Argentina and also we have some taxes if we buy stuff from abroad (aliexpress, amazon, wish).
I am currently working on your moose sweater pattern and I love it! I'm wondering if you could give a small tutorial in how to manage the chart 2 pattern on the body? I'm a bit confused on how to navigate that and hold stitches for the joining of the sleeves
Thank you! I have this pattern for sell on Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/YuhaKnitting. Currently the payment system doesn´t work, I hope to fix it this week... takes time from PayPal side
Nice series, thanks. One comment. I have read that in the patterns yous should pick the pattern color from the front and under (here red and blue) and the major color (here gray) from the top. This way the patterns look more strong and more contrasted.
Thank you so much I'm going to try this your videos are amazing and easy to follow also done very nicely I really hope you would make more of them ver very helpful 😊
Obrigada por explicar maravilhosamente. Fiz uma blusa para mim, seguindo passo a passo da sua receita. Ficou linda. Amei. Deus te abençoe grandemente por dividir e nos ensinar tão bem!! 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🥰😘🇧🇷🕊
@@yuhaknitting this actually inspired me to get some ideas on something similar! The little pattern to do the design gave me the idea of just finding a good friendship alpha bracelet pattern and work from that! I used to do the same with crochet! So why not do the same with knit! Loved the series!
Why do you make an extra stitch when casting on ,only to slip it over the first stitch when you join? Is it to make the join neater? I love these sweaters. Definitely going to make one after Christmas! Thank you!
Hi! This is my first time knitting a sweater and I found your video is so helpful for me. However I have one question, I follow your pattern and I knit size S, when I move to the body part and finish the rib your pattern did not mention adding more sts. And in your video, you added 6 sts more. So I wonder what should I do in this case? Thanks a lot!
Have you released a video that teaches how to deal with a colour pattern that does not fit the number of stitches on the needle. You mentioned this in the advanced section part 2 of your lopapeysa tutorial but I can not find the video.
I have a question. In this video you say to add stitches after you complete the ribbing for the body. In the pattern that is not mentioned. I am knitting a size Small and have 132 stitches cast on. Can you please confirm which is the correct instruction before I move forward?
That’s right! 132sts for size S. Sometimes patterns have this increase in number after the rib part to have it slightly tighter, but it is also ok with the same number, but smaller needles 😊
I have some question, in the joining section, so you put 9 st aside on st.holder or thread, then you knit the rest of st in sleeve and continue with body then sleeve then body? This I didn't get it very clearly, sorry.
I´m planning to upload the pattern with moose, but together with it I need a tutorial on how to join it properly with sleeves which also have the pattern. I wish I have more time to make all videos I want! :) Maybe after all, I will have this pattern without sleeve pattern to simplify it, will see. Thank you for asking!
One more question. As I am looking at this closer, my stitch count won’t add up. I have 50 stitches on each sleeve and 132 on the body totaling 232 stitches. Per the written pattern, it says the total number of stitches for size small should only be 200 (232 is for the largest size). Help!
Yes, please someone help. I too am "flummoxed". The pdf doesn't include any increases for the body. I have also left a message on her Ravelry account, no reply as of yet.
Hello. Great tutorial. I have a problem though. When I connect the sleeves and the body on the 80cm needles, I find it difficult to knit around the sleeve areas because of the armhole stitches that keep the needles together, and those stitches are very stretched ( the armhole ones ) . Is there any trick to knit without stretching them?
I am enjoying knitting your pattern, but I have just come to review your video and I realize the pattern I downloaded is different from what you are doing on here! On my pattern, there is no step to increase 6 stitches evenly after the bottom rib band on the body! I have already knit the body without those increases. Did the pattern get changed or was it somehow omitted in my copy?
My concern is now getting to the yoke, the pattern may be off. However, interestingly, the number of stitches is correct! You say I should have 208 when sleeves are joined to body to start the yoke and that is the number that I have. The 208 divides evenly into the 8 stitch pattern repeat, so it looks like I will be fine. I'm just confused by the difference in my pattern and yours! 😅 Am I doing it right? I hope so. It is a really nice pattern!
@@reneeneary3674 Hi! You´re right, the pattern had slightly been changed to make it more convenient to knit for all sizes :) The previous one was a bit of a pain in the neck to adjust. But the creating process is like this, needs some unraveling moments and starts again.
@@yuhaknitting Thank you for your reply! The sweater is knitting up like a dream and I am loving it. And it's true - the pattern has been pretty easy to knit, yet looks so beautiful!
@@yuhaknitting really? I don’t know what is the difference and how circular needles make it work .. sorry I don’t know it might be obvious for you it isn’t for me not having done it yet. I m afraid if I cast 100 stitches what should I do to make sure they r back and front together
@@shahilagh What do you mean? :) Maybe I didn't get your comment right. When you knit this sweater, you start the whole body, including front and back, and knit it as a whole
@@yuhaknitting thanks .... see I am making a sweater ... and I knit back and front differently. I made the back first and noticed I casted more than my size... so I gradually decrease it hahaha! Now I m making front. If I make it right casting can I still sew the back and front together(a part down is not identical).?
Hi my dear I’ve got my wool I’m ready to go I’m knitting the medium size I can’t find your extra video in which you show how to fit the stitch pattern because I will have 216 stitches in my yoke could you tell me where I can find your extra video as I really want to get started on this pattern thank you so much Again for your clear instruction can’t wait to start this sweater eagerly waiting for your reply
@@ranijhumat9601 Hi Rani, I´m still on the process of making this video. It will be hard to explaine it just writing here, I will try to get the video as soon as possible! Thank you for reminding me!
In the pattern for the sleeve it says “place x number of middle stitches on stitch holder and knit second sleeve” - but you put all the stitches on a holder. I’m not sure what to do?
Thanks but I couldn’t understand how many stitches you add and I couldn’t understand why don’t you use the circular needles The especially when you take the stitches in the beginning after you use different yarn colour which stitch you take it and put it in the needle
I am learning to knit with the continental way of holding the yarn on the fingers of the left hand. I see you do purl differently. I need to see it more slowly.
Please can you not use a circular needle for the sleeves because the double pointed needles are just to hard for a beginner like me. I know that there are knitters who use only circular needles for the sleeves as well.
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My partner and I are Kiwis living in New Zealand but he grew up in Iceland until his twenties. His heart, children, grandchildren are in Iceland. We cannot travel there yet, so I am determined to soothe his heart by attempting to knit an Icelandic sweater for him. Your videos have given me the confidence to just do it. Thanks so much!
That sounds as a great idea! I’m also convinced that there are plenty of high quality yarn in New Zealand one can find 🤩
@@yuhaknitting yes, definitely😊
Good luck and enjoy the process
@@CraigsOverijse thank you!
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I like your easy and well understanding way to explain me,a knitting beginner,how i can knit my own lopapeysa. Thank you a lot for this!!!
Thanks a million...without your great guidance I would never have been able to finish my wilderness sweater.....thank you thank you
Thank you for the great tutorial. I always thought they were knitted neck down, its not so complicated when you explain. Hopefully i will knit my own lopeyesa sweater soon.
Wow! So many tips, the cast on, the hot water to loosen the circular needles coil! I wish I found you earlier! Saving you for future projects!!
Very nice tips for me as I am a beginner. I would very much like to have the patterin, please.
I did enjoy this video and the music also and I can easily follow your video but I think people do need to have a little knowledge on knitting for it to really be a “beginners guide”. To me it’s it is more like a “knitters guide to beginning knitting Icelandic sweaters”. I have knitted many year including in the round and colour work I am not sure any real beginner would find it so easy so they may need to go and learn a few basics first but we’ll worth it to make these type of garments.
Agree 100% I’ve knitted for years and many sweaters but I’m completely lost right from the cast on....half the stitches?...then picking up 3 rows below or something, maybe I’m having a dumb day, I’ll try another day lol.
Agreed as well. This lady picks up the stitches to M1 from the 3rd two below, I've always wanted to make an Icelandic sweater, they are so beautiful.
I'm a beginner knitter this is my second garment and it makes sense if you rewind it a few times and closely attention. Not trying to be mean but beginners can figure it out as well if they really wanted to
@@auburn_fox5835for me it was really confusing 🫤 I’ve never knitted a color sweater and it’s not this video that is going to help me 🙂↔️🙂↔️😬😬😬😢😢
@@knottyyarnies450you must watch the first video where she does the sleeves. She explains how to knit the ribbing 😊
Beautiful work. My friend lived in Iceland for a couple years. She sent me the most beautiful sweater. No coat needed it's so warm. I totally love it. Both designs are lovely.
Definitely! Especially if you live in a country with cold weather, the wool sweater is a must-have! :)
You make it look so easy but I guess practice makes it that way. Very good tutorial.
Practice is always good, but in general it´s also about patience and time :)
Thank you for the wonderfully clear instructions! Your calm and clear manner of explaining the process are very helpful. I need instructions on how to access and print the patterns you mentioned. Thank you again fior inspiring confidence!
I hope I can learn more and actually do this! Even if it is just the sleeve. Or even mittens!
Thank you so much for sharing!!! Since I have found your channel this is the only way I now cast on for all my cuffs and waistbands on all my knitwear. So nice! I am in the process of knitting an Icelandic cardigan. Thank you for sharing!!
Very detailed video. I was looking for the tutorial like yours for a long time. Thank you very much.
I love love your fishes sweater! I am spinning and dying Iceland yarn to make a lopi style sweater. We live on one of the Great Lakes in the USA and this would be fabulous pattern for spring or late season sailing!
I live on lake erie. We live across from Ohio- in canada.
Your work is just beautiful! Thank you for these helpful videos. I would love to have the moose/forest pattern!
Hi Renee! Thank you for your comment and for asking about the moose pattern, I'm working on it. To be sure you don't miss it, you can follow my Instagram: yuhaknitting or Ravelry page, where I'll announce when it's ready :)
Thank you....I didn't know how to join the sleeves. I will give it a try!
I love the instructions. You have made it look very east and thank you for going through the pattern. I cannot wait to make a sweater. UK.
Love your step by step instructions. Thank you
Thank you so much for these wonderful techniques!!I have learned so much!! Would love the free patterns as well when available.
Thank you Donna! The fish pattern is for sale in my Etsy shop, but the pattern with Moose will be available for free as soon as I'm ready with the whole description! Follow my Instagram Yuhaknitting to not miss it :)
Great tutorial. I would love your Icelandic patterns
Very comprehensive. I learned a lot on your videos!
Thank you! I tried to make it the way to learn more about details :)
Nádherné svetry a ve Vašem podání to vypadá tak jednoduše 👍...velice děkuji za tato videa 🥰
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!. I follow 😊
Now i can try to make my first sweater ❤ with your tutorial
So pleased Iv found your vlog just what I wanted to know about. Perfect explanation of work. Look forward to more of your lovely work. Sue
Thank you Sue for your kind words!
I really appreciate that you go step by step with patterns on your channel. I live in the Midwest region of the US and knitting isn’t very popular here. In fact, I don’t know anyone personally who knits. So it’s kind of impossible for me to ask questions when I don’t understand something about a knitting pattern. Your videos have inspired me and given me the courage to make more than just hats, socks and mittens. 😂 I’m no longer scared! Thank you!!!
What a cool technique for the ribbing. I’ve never seen it before but I love the result
It´s seems to be weird when you start, but it works well apparently :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I was looking at another pattern for this style of sweater and it just said "knit to join the sleeves to the sweater" and I had no idea how to do that. Your video makes it perfectly clear, and the trick to avoid having a big hole in the armpit will come in handy. Thanks again! I've enjoyed watching this tutorial series so much!
I love learning ....... you are a great teacher!💕👏🏻🐑
Thanks a lot :) I really hoped that my explanations are understandable enough
Thanks for the tip for straighten the cable on the needles, I have same needles, and they're uncomfortable when cable tends to twist in the middle of the knitting
Yeah, it´s tiring to straighten them again and again. I guess this type of plastic they use for production is typical for cheap needles. Some other needles I have which were relatively expensive, don´t have the same problem
@@yuhaknitting that's right. The good ones are very expensive here in Argentina and also we have some taxes if we buy stuff from abroad (aliexpress, amazon, wish).
I love you sweaters! Thank you for teaching me!
I really appreciate your tutorials 🙏
I just downloaded your Cold Fish pattern from your Etsy shop 🎉🎉🎉
Love your patterns. Would love to knit the fishes
Wow i will it for sure . Thanks you so much for showing us. It's Janice from Malta Mediterranean.
Thanks for watching! ;)
I am currently working on your moose sweater pattern and I love it! I'm wondering if you could give a small tutorial in how to manage the chart 2 pattern on the body? I'm a bit confused on how to navigate that and hold stitches for the joining of the sleeves
Fascinating and great video.. thank you. Suzette
Thank you Suzette!
Thank you for sharing patterns ❤️
Love the channel. Tell us more about this fish sweater!
Thank you! I have this pattern for sell on Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/YuhaKnitting. Currently the payment system doesn´t work, I hope to fix it this week... takes time from PayPal side
Your work is absolutely stunning ! Thank you for sharing this beautiful tutorial. ! 😊💗
Thanks a lot for this comment! I hope it will be helpful for your future projects :)
Awesome video! Thank you so much :) Looking forward to the next video.
Thank you Anya! The next video is almost ready, I'm just waiting for my sweater to dry off to make the last shots :)
Tack för dessa videor. Jag ska göra min egen för vintern.
Takk skal du ha 😊 håper det blir hjelpsom til din prosjekt
Love your step by step help
Amazing colours
Nice series, thanks.
One comment. I have read that in the patterns yous should pick the pattern color from the front and under (here red and blue) and the major color (here gray) from the top. This way the patterns look more strong and more contrasted.
Never heard about it, but I’m going to try! Thank you!!
Thank you ! Very informative!
Hola soy de Valparaíso, Chile encontré tus tumorales. Hermoso tu trabajo, una maravilla. So cute.
Really good job !!
Absolutely stunning!!!
I want the pattern. I am going to make this. Thanks.
Nice work👏🏻
Beautiful !!
Thank you I’m enjoying your knitting style, for your next sweater can you steek and add a zipper
It´s a very good idea! I think I will find a project where I could show this technique too!
I hope that you showed us the sweater when you joined the sleeves to the body.
Yes, I think I did 🤔😅
great video thank you
I když pletu víc jak 40 let, pořád se mám co učit. Děkuji z celého srdce za videa.
Thank you so much I'm going to try this your videos are amazing and easy to follow also done very nicely I really hope you would make more of them ver very helpful 😊
awesome!
Thank you Madam!
Obrigada por explicar maravilhosamente. Fiz uma blusa para mim, seguindo passo a passo da sua receita. Ficou linda.
Amei. Deus te abençoe grandemente por dividir e nos ensinar tão bem!!
👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🥰😘🇧🇷🕊
This needs more likes and views oml
I hope more people will find these tutorial useful :)
@@yuhaknitting this actually inspired me to get some ideas on something similar! The little pattern to do the design gave me the idea of just finding a good friendship alpha bracelet pattern and work from that! I used to do the same with crochet! So why not do the same with knit! Loved the series!
@@taylormatthews7488 I´m in love with this way of sharing, when it gives new ideas and inspiration! :)
thank you for this!
Que maravilloso trabajo gracias por compartir
Why do you make an extra stitch when casting on ,only to slip it over the first stitch when you join? Is it to make the join neater? I love these sweaters. Definitely going to make one after Christmas! Thank you!
I love your videos so far. Enjoy the moose sweater, where to buy? Thank you
Also, in the written pattern I started with 4.5 mm needles and now have switched to 6 mm needles.
That is absolutely fine!
MY Wife and I love those sweaters. Where is the pattern?
Super! 💓
Hi!
This is my first time knitting a sweater and I found your video is so helpful for me. However I have one question, I follow your pattern and I knit size S, when I move to the body part and finish the rib your pattern did not mention adding more sts. And in your video, you added 6 sts more. So I wonder what should I do in this case?
Thanks a lot!
I like the way you show the ways to knit the sweater. How can I get the pattern.?
Yes please🥰
Have you released a video that teaches how to deal with a colour pattern that does not fit the number of stitches on the needle. You mentioned this in the advanced section part 2 of your lopapeysa tutorial but I can not find the video.
Thank you for asking. Unfortunately since this video I still haven’t got time to do it 😅
Hi
I am knitting the Elgar Sweater. I have just started chart 2. Could you tell me what Skip 1 means on row 4 and then skip 1/2/4 on row 7.
I have a question. In this video you say to add stitches after you complete the ribbing for the body. In the pattern that is not mentioned. I am knitting a size Small and have 132 stitches cast on. Can you please confirm which is the correct instruction before I move forward?
That’s right! 132sts for size S. Sometimes patterns have this increase in number after the rib part to have it slightly tighter, but it is also ok with the same number, but smaller needles 😊
I have some question, in the joining section, so you put 9 st aside on st.holder or thread, then you knit the rest of st in sleeve and continue with body then sleeve then body? This I didn't get it very clearly, sorry.
You understand it right. I might missed this moment to explain better :)
theyre absolutely beautiful! will the one with the moose be on your ravelry?
I´m planning to upload the pattern with moose, but together with it I need a tutorial on how to join it properly with sleeves which also have the pattern. I wish I have more time to make all videos I want! :) Maybe after all, I will have this pattern without sleeve pattern to simplify it, will see. Thank you for asking!
@@yuhaknitting oh yay ! :)
One more question. As I am looking at this closer, my stitch count won’t add up. I have 50 stitches on each sleeve and 132 on the body totaling 232 stitches. Per the written pattern, it says the total number of stitches for size small should only be 200 (232 is for the largest size). Help!
Yes, please someone help. I too am "flummoxed". The pdf doesn't include any increases for the body. I have also left a message on her Ravelry account, no reply as of yet.
Does the sweater get really warm with this wool? Warm enough to wear outside in colder weather? :)
I don't understand what you are doing at 3:40. It looks like you are picking up the stitch from the back. Can you explain this?
Hello. Great tutorial. I have a problem though. When I connect the sleeves and the body on the 80cm needles, I find it difficult to knit around the sleeve areas because of the armhole stitches that keep the needles together, and those stitches are very stretched ( the armhole ones ) . Is there any trick to knit without stretching them?
Is the announced advanced video already online?
I am enjoying knitting your pattern, but I have just come to review your video and I realize the pattern I downloaded is different from what you are doing on here! On my pattern, there is no step to increase 6 stitches evenly after the bottom rib band on the body! I have already knit the body without those increases. Did the pattern get changed or was it somehow omitted in my copy?
My concern is now getting to the yoke, the pattern may be off. However, interestingly, the number of stitches is correct! You say I should have 208 when sleeves are joined to body to start the yoke and that is the number that I have. The 208 divides evenly into the 8 stitch pattern repeat, so it looks like I will be fine. I'm just confused by the difference in my pattern and yours! 😅 Am I doing it right? I hope so. It is a really nice pattern!
@@reneeneary3674 Hi! You´re right, the pattern had slightly been changed to make it more convenient to knit for all sizes :) The previous one was a bit of a pain in the neck to adjust. But the creating process is like this, needs some unraveling moments and starts again.
@@yuhaknitting Thank you for your reply! The sweater is knitting up like a dream and I am loving it. And it's true - the pattern has been pretty easy to knit, yet looks so beautiful!
COMO PUEDO ADQUIRIR LOS PATRONES ..??gracias.
When counting do you include the sleeves ?? Thank you
Where can we get the pattern.please. this is so beautiful.
The moose pattern is not available anymore. Can you pls send us again the link? 😊 or something similar? 🙏🏻
Thank you. You did cast 132 stitches that is for front and end? I get confused. Should I knit front and back desperately or you do it together?
Back and front are knitted together using circular needles, they are not separated :)
@@yuhaknitting really? I don’t know what is the difference and how circular needles make it work .. sorry I don’t know it might be obvious for you it isn’t for me not having done it yet. I m afraid if I cast 100 stitches what should I do to make sure they r back and front together
@@shahilagh What do you mean? :) Maybe I didn't get your comment right. When you knit this sweater, you start the whole body, including front and back, and knit it as a whole
@@yuhaknitting thanks .... see I am making a sweater ... and I knit back and front differently. I made the back first and noticed I casted more than my size... so I gradually decrease it hahaha! Now I m making front. If I make it right casting can I still sew the back and front together(a part down is not identical).?
@@shahilagh I think you can sew them at the level of the armpit :)
Hi my dear I’ve got my wool I’m ready to go I’m knitting the medium size I can’t find your extra video in which you show how to fit the stitch pattern because I will have 216 stitches in my yoke could you tell me where I can find your extra video as I really want to get started on this pattern thank you so much Again for your clear instruction can’t wait to start this sweater eagerly waiting for your reply
Please reply soon as I’m really exciting to start my sweater but I don’t know how to fit the pattern into 216 stitches thank you
@@ranijhumat9601 Hi Rani, I´m still on the process of making this video. It will be hard to explaine it just writing here, I will try to get the video as soon as possible! Thank you for reminding me!
In the pattern for the sleeve it says “place x number of middle stitches on stitch holder and knit second sleeve” - but you put all the stitches on a holder. I’m not sure what to do?
Plz share all the pattern you have
I have my account on Ravelry, where I share patterns since not so long time ago. It will be more after a while: www.ravelry.com/people/Infuse
Thanks but I couldn’t understand how many stitches you add and I couldn’t understand why don’t you use the circular needles
The especially when you take the stitches in the beginning after you use different yarn colour which stitch you take it and put it in the needle
Dankeschön
I am learning to knit with the continental way of holding the yarn on the fingers of the left hand. I see you do purl differently. I need to see it more slowly.
Hola los vende 😚
I am very sad right know, i made 2 sweaters with your pattern and both came out terrible, the yoke comes out way too high😪
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Si esto estuviese en español sería mucho más fácil
Please can you not use a circular needle for the sleeves because the double pointed needles are just to hard for a beginner like me. I know that there are knitters who use only circular needles for the sleeves as well.
After 11 months still no reaction, not very nice of you is it?
Some random guy in Texas: que?