Beautiful job. Got lost in the actual knitting with the “keeping to the pattern’ part. The charts, however, were VERY explanatory!. If you decide to do this again, I would like to see it with a plain bodice up to the neck line, so that I can see it better. SUBSCRIBED!
Thanks for this! Entirely a new way of doing the neckline for me. And the best is that you explained in pattern, so it was an added nuance. Would love to try it soon.
Thank you very much, the explanation is a little bit verbose, but this is EXACTLY what i was looking for!!! Good tutorial, i've decided to subscribe your channel, waiting for other useful videos 👍 thanks again, Lisa (from Rome, Italy) 🤗
Thank you! I agree that example could be in plain stockinette for better understanding the concept of short row neckline shaping, and which I plan to make next, because I received a few inquries and it totally makes sense
Thanks for demonstrating both the theory and practice parts. If it were done in a plain-knit background, it would have been even more clearer. Thanks again.
Thank you!! I will have a look to the charts again, as I’m visual learner, but the lace pattern confused me too much 😅 I hope you can do it in plain stockinette instead. Thank you for the formula!
Hopefully you get the main idea. It is not difficult, but, yes lace can be confusing, it was what I was working with at that moment and decided to make tutorial. Yes, plain stockinette is on the list.
Thank you for your feedback! I understand your concern, but at the same time, neckline shaping technique does't depend on the knitting style. Yes, I don't have here row bybrow instructions because here I am trying to explain the main takeaway points with examples. Your neckline will be different. Therefore, a row by row example would work only for this yarn, pattern, and gauge
I didn’t fully understand when you said divide into groups of 3,2, and 1. Do you mean I decrease 3 stitches in each row in one section, then 2 in each row, then 1 in each row?
Yes, you did understand righth. By splitting into groups of 3,2 and 1 stitches I mean this: for example, you have 21sts, divide by 3 = 7. Imagine there are 3 groups of 7 stitches. Splitting into 3,2 and 1 would be similar: 4-3-2-2-2-2-1-1-1-1-1-1. OR this way also works: 3-3-2-2-2-2-2-1-1-1-1-1. As you see you can adjust numbers, add (or take) remainder between the groups. And after that, yes, decrease accordingly. Hope that makes sense
Thanks! Well, you are not the first person who asked about the full pattern. I havent't written patterns yet. I can explain how to knit and, you have some video tutorials about armholes, round neckline, also lace pattern on my channel. It is A-silhouette top. Let me know if you need help. I have a subscriber from Canada, and I helped her with this top online and she managed!
Hey I’m not sure I understood correctly why exactly did you choose 8 stitches for the shoulder and why did you divide the remaining stitches with 3 2 1. Thank you
Hi, you mean 8 stitches for shoulder seam? After neckline calculation I saw that 8 stitches would be left for shoulder. Divided remaining STS 3 2 1 so the decrease line is smooth, gradual.
BASIC SHORT ROWS NECKLINE VERSION. Row by row ua-cam.com/video/VJsFdVUUqnw/v-deo.htmlsi=9YELtD8pV-MlDS0V How to shape an armhole - ua-cam.com/video/o0RGirneZSU/v-deo.html
I am still a beginner. Can you show me what the neckline pattern instructions would look like for a stockinette shirt? I’m not ready to understand it within a lace pattern shirt. I’m still too new for that. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi! Yes, here with lace, it is tricky. Sometimes, I am making a video along the way that I am actually knitting. For stockinette theory is the same. I can guide you to my website blog post www.stylishknitting.com/how-to-knit-neckline/
I want to do a different collar and I was wondering if I can cast off the picked up stitches right after picking them up, will it look nice? or should i go back in the next round to cast them off?
I would say go back in the next round and cast them off. But you can try either way and see how you like the looks. Usually some sort of edging needs to be done. In my case i did simple, just a few stockinette rows and cast off. I always try on a swatch and see. Same techniques in different yarns look different. I needed as plain as it can be.
Oh, thank you for notice. Can't change it in video. Sometimes, you see numbers and without thinking you add to "desired" number. Hopefully, it didn't change the understanding of technique🙏
I could cry! I have looked for this formula for HOURS!!!! Thank you!
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Beautiful job. Got lost in the actual knitting with the “keeping to the pattern’ part. The charts, however, were VERY explanatory!. If you decide to do this again, I would like to see it with a plain bodice up to the neck line, so that I can see it better. SUBSCRIBED!
Thaank you! Everything will come!
Keeping to the pattern means decrease as calculated (planned). This example means leave 12 unworked. Then decrease 4 - 2 - 2-1-1-1-1
Thanks for this! Entirely a new way of doing the neckline for me. And the best is that you explained in pattern, so it was an added nuance. Would love to try it soon.
Thank you! Yes, I thought to share what happens in real world example, because theory is good, but once you are at it, you have to adjust!
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
You rock Kristina. Your work is impeccable ❤
@@GenieG30 thank you so much for kind words 🥰
Thank you for sharing and such detailed information! It will be very helpful in future projects.
Wish you many successful projects!
Wow! Thank you so much, the best tutorial for perfect neckline. Great, thanks for sharing 🙏😍
Thank you for watching! I am happy it helps!
Incredibly helpful. Thank you for making the effort!
Thank you! 😊
Excellent technique and very good video. Thank you for sharing .
Thank you for kind reply! I feel satisfied that this video is helpful!
Thank you very much, the explanation is a little bit verbose, but this is EXACTLY what i was looking for!!! Good tutorial, i've decided to subscribe your channel, waiting for other useful videos 👍
thanks again, Lisa (from Rome, Italy) 🤗
Thank you! I agree that example could be in plain stockinette for better understanding the concept of short row neckline shaping, and which I plan to make next, because I received a few inquries and it totally makes sense
THANK YOU BEAUTIFUL KNITTING 💗💗💗
Thank you!
Thanks for demonstrating both the theory and practice parts. If it were done in a plain-knit background, it would have been even more clearer. Thanks again.
Thank you. I did my best, now I would do better, but it takes time to make another video
It doesn’t need to make another on the same as this one already shows everything. Thanks again.@@kristinavirka
Thank you!! I will have a look to the charts again, as I’m visual learner, but the lace pattern confused me too much 😅
I hope you can do it in plain stockinette instead. Thank you for the formula!
Hopefully you get the main idea. It is not difficult, but, yes lace can be confusing, it was what I was working with at that moment and decided to make tutorial. Yes, plain stockinette is on the list.
Also, I’m not a Continental knitter which is also why row by row instructions would help me learn better.
Thank you for your feedback! I understand your concern, but at the same time, neckline shaping technique does't depend on the knitting style. Yes, I don't have here row bybrow instructions because here I am trying to explain the main takeaway points with examples. Your neckline will be different. Therefore, a row by row example would work only for this yarn, pattern, and gauge
Here is basic version row by row
ua-cam.com/video/VJsFdVUUqnw/v-deo.htmlsi=9YELtD8pV-MlDS0V
This is brilliant! Thank ever so much for all the detailed explanations.
OMG!!! You're so amazing, I'm spanish, but it`s well explained.
Thank you a lot for kind words! 🌷
I didn’t fully understand when you said divide into groups of 3,2, and 1. Do you mean I decrease 3 stitches in each row in one section, then 2 in each row, then 1 in each row?
Yes, you did understand righth. By splitting into groups of 3,2 and 1 stitches I mean this: for example, you have 21sts, divide by 3 = 7. Imagine there are 3 groups of 7 stitches. Splitting into 3,2 and 1 would be similar: 4-3-2-2-2-2-1-1-1-1-1-1. OR this way also works: 3-3-2-2-2-2-2-1-1-1-1-1. As you see you can adjust numbers, add (or take) remainder between the groups. And after that, yes, decrease accordingly. Hope that makes sense
I am so glad to found this, Thank you, Thank you so much❤❤🎉🎉
The best tutorial ever , thank you . Do you have the full pattern it’s nice I want to make it
Thanks! Well, you are not the first person who asked about the full pattern. I havent't written patterns yet. I can explain how to knit and, you have some video tutorials about armholes, round neckline, also lace pattern on my channel. It is A-silhouette top. Let me know if you need help. I have a subscriber from Canada, and I helped her with this top online and she managed!
非常智慧的编织方法，感谢你的分享。大大的赞。
非常感谢您
Thank you ❤
@@GenieG30 you're welcome! 🙂
fantastic ❤🙏🙏🙏
Thank you!
Hey I’m not sure I understood correctly why exactly did you choose 8 stitches for the shoulder and why did you divide the remaining stitches with 3 2 1. Thank you
Hi, you mean 8 stitches for shoulder seam? After neckline calculation I saw that 8 stitches would be left for shoulder. Divided remaining STS 3 2 1 so the decrease line is smooth, gradual.
Thank you so much!
You are welcome!
BASIC SHORT ROWS NECKLINE VERSION. Row by row ua-cam.com/video/VJsFdVUUqnw/v-deo.htmlsi=9YELtD8pV-MlDS0V
How to shape an armhole - ua-cam.com/video/o0RGirneZSU/v-deo.html
I am still a beginner. Can you show me what the neckline pattern instructions would look like for a stockinette shirt? I’m not ready to understand it within a lace pattern shirt. I’m still too new for that. Any help would be appreciated.
Hi! Yes, here with lace, it is tricky. Sometimes, I am making a video along the way that I am actually knitting. For stockinette theory is the same. I can guide you to my website blog post
www.stylishknitting.com/how-to-knit-neckline/
You can contact me anytime, if you struggle at smth, let me know. We will figure it out! Even splitting stitch count of actual wip
Basic version in stockinette - ua-cam.com/video/VJsFdVUUqnw/v-deo.htmlsi=9YELtD8pV-MlDS0V
I want to do a different collar and I was wondering if I can cast off the picked up stitches right after picking them up, will it look nice? or should i go back in the next round to cast them off?
I would say go back in the next round and cast them off. But you can try either way and see how you like the looks. Usually some sort of edging needs to be done. In my case i did simple, just a few stockinette rows and cast off. I always try on a swatch and see. Same techniques in different yarns look different. I needed as plain as it can be.
@@kristinavirka I'll follow your suggestion!! Thank you 💖💖
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14+8=22rows not 24 rows
Oh, thank you for notice. Can't change it in video. Sometimes, you see numbers and without thinking you add to "desired" number. Hopefully, it didn't change the understanding of technique🙏
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