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Wonderful video thank you so much!!

I would like you to show us how to join cotton in a raglan sweater so it’s secure and the join doesn’t show

Thanks Ellen

Hi there! I just made my first Cocoknit sweater (Ruth) and love it. Am now making an Emma…. My question is if we change the gauge a bit and figure out the appropriate math numbers for the overall # of bust stitches how do we manage the number of sleeve stitches? Or are we just supposed to see what new size and use all the measurements (including sleeves) given there? Also, if we don’t simply follow the new size numbers how do we manage our number of decreases/increases? I would think if we are using a much larger or smaller than called for yarn those could be greatly affected…..yes? Thanks so very much!!

Always nice to be in your good company. I love the format. I would love to hear your describe what you are wearing - patterns and yarn, as it is always inspirational. And I’d also love to see and hear about your current project, pattern, yarn, challenges, thoughts, modifications 😊

Thank you , do you have a video on how to join garter stitch set in sleeves and garter stitch jumper H

I'm a new knitter and I've never ever everrrr met gauge... ANYONE'S gauge (not designer, yarn company recommendation, et al) so I taught myself to swatch, and recalculate based on my swatch gauge. This is also one of the reasons I've never bought a pattern, because if I have to do all these recalculations I might as well use the free patterns to learn and practice. Right now I'm working on knitting stuff I see just based on looking at it. I'm getting there 😁

Ginni, did I hear you say "backwards states like NH???" I live in NH and take a little bit of offense to that characterization!

YOU ARE BOTH STARS THANQ YOU LADIES Enjoy your evenings~M`

How did I not know this about Ginnni! <3

I still cannot finish my sweater because I don’t find the last video for doing the cowl neck. Please tell me where to find this video.

😍this video to me is like a lotto ticket😍❤️❤️❤️thank you so much🥳

Thank you I’ve learned so much ❤

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The way you demonstrate the YO is so fluid and easy to use, even for a conplete novice. Thank you!

I love this lady :) had a wonderful time listening while knitting 💗

Good to see the knits. Thanks.

you are still struggling the best advice I ever heard was think of it as a cow girl throwin her legs over a horse Meaning there should be a leg on each side

I tried blocking steaming it and wet it completely, and neither one of them worked as soon as I unpinned after it was dry it rolled right back up on the edges

I have sound, but the video is horribly blurry.

I like the 2 people podcast where you talk about your projects. Thank you both for your time and effort. Whitney - consider knitting Jason's Cashmere hat, free cable hat pattern on Ravelry, great intro to cables and hat fits most due to ribbing. Uses worsted weight yarn so it goes fast, bet you have some in your stash, LOL. I also like the podcasts where people of different shapes and sizes try on knitted garments. Always learning.

The chat was enjoyable, I finished a pair of socks before I begin my Susan.

she has a gorgeous smile, Ellen that is. Love

Have a Wonderful Day Thank You Ladies.

I enjoy your videos, especially all your expertise and the yarn info. The camera quality can really put a damper on it tho, it's quite blurry. ( Edit - it might be the focal length, when you leaned in to show the Ito the picture was much clearer) Also, does Whitney have a ravelry page? I'd love to see her Terrazzo

Loved this podcast, I hope you guys do more. I WANNNNTTTZZZ that Ito yarn.

That was a very enjoyable podcast. I do like that format as it allowed me to knit while listening to your interaction, and learning various things at the same time !

Thank you for explaining these brackets and antics, I have also struggled reading patterns and just gave up. Now I can go finish my sweaters. Thank you. Btw, my name is Amelia ,lol Haha so thi was very personal lesson.

Thank you so much for this video! All of my nupps were looking so bad until I did this. Now theyre not only prettier but so much easier to knit!

I feel like I’m just learning to knit. Where have you been all my life lol

I’ve never known which roe would be next. I’ve needed this explaining for years. You’re the only person to ever mention this. Thank you Thankyou Thankyou

I love wool but it itches me. I also spin cotton and make my own yarn. I find Pima and Sea Island the best to spin with and makes a soft yarn. It is also long stappled.

Thank you for your calm and positive attitude towards searching. I do swatch but I don't really understand the result. I just keep trying with different needle sizes until I get something similar to the pattern.

Ellen, I always pick up an insight when I listen to you👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Yes I swatch for sweaters

Yes, for a garment I swatch. Thank you for talking about this. People who make not swatching their personality are obnoxious, in my opinion. Not using the tools and skills at your disposal is not a bragging point.

I always do a swatch

I’m late this evening.

I have been using Kollage needles. They are the original square needles. The cables swivel and always have. The interchangeable tips go down to a US 2. I do not know why these knitting needles are so frequently not included in reviews

"Ending WITH a ..... row is very unclear. No disrespect to you as you are clarifying and they are not your words/directions. It is the industry and it needs more clarity 😁😁.

I wonder if you can help me? I have these instructions for a wrap: "Bring yarn to front, slip the next stitch onto the right hand needle, put yarn to the back, slip the stitch back to the left needle, turn the work, put yarn to the back then continue to knit to the end of the row. Following pattern instructions ". However I get this totally confused with the pattern instructions: Having 344 stitches - Row 1: K173, wrap next st, turn. Row 2: K2, wrap next st, turn. Row 3: Knit to wrapped st, k3, wrap next st, turn. All the turns confuse me!! There seem to be turns for the "wrapping" procedure and turns for the pattern that ENCOMPASSES TURNS............................Please excuse the capitals, I'm just trying to emphasis my confusion. Are you able to clarify for me, please :-).

I keep my clothes until they have to be trashed. More tapered pants and skinny pants look better on my short figure. Wide legs, I have to be picky and make sure they aren't too wide.

I have a silk needle holder, and notions bag from way back in purple stripe

Я влюблена в эту нитку,в её возможность стоять в воротничках и независимость от тела! Она не клеется к телу! Точно буду покупать ещё и ещё!

The sound starts at 4:22.

I don't know about anyone else but there is no sound at present.

Thanks for sharing.😊

There is also a yellow set with swivel cables.

Clarification: I am knitting the largest size. What about the "every 12th row"? Thank you! Your tutorial is the closest I've come to answering my following confusion. Clarification: I am knitting the largest size. The instructions I am questioning are: Row 16 (Buttonhole Row) Work as for row 2 to last 5 sts, k 2, yo, k2tog, k 1. Rep Buttonhole Row every 14th row 1 (3, 6, 2, 2) times, then every 12th row 6 (4, 1, 6, 6) times and AT SAME TIME, continue as follows: Row 17 and all WS rows to lower band [K 1, p 1] twice, k 1, p to last 5 sts, [k 1, p 1] twice, k 1. Row 18 [K to marker, yo, sm, k 1, yo] 4 times, k to end. Rep last 2 rows 10 (12, 15, 17, 19) times more, working buttonholes when necessary - 218 (238, 266, 282, 306) sts. Next row Rep Row 17. By my interpretation, the Buttonhole rows are rows: 16, 28, 30, 40, 44, 52, 58, 64, 72, 76, 86, 88, 100, 112, 114, 124, 128, 136, 142, and 148. Am I correct? Anyone care to tackle this for me? Would GREATLY APPRECIATE it!

You’re not showing us how to actually do something……just talking!