Hey guys! I hope you enjoy and maybe learn something new ⭐️ save this video for your future projects! Btw sorry for the banging at some point in the voiceover.. neighbors, am I right! 🤪
Thanks so much for this video!! I'm knitting a v neck and just needed to see someone shape the mitre of the front centre. Fabulous!! And I LOVE that yarn!!
A great tutorial. I try and get everything v neck if possible just because it’s a more flattering shape on me. I have to REALLY love something to get anything rounded or crew necked. Lol. But working in v neck isn’t something that’s considered beginner in most sweater patterns so it’s cool to see how it’s done here. ❤️
Thanks for posting this video tutorial. I had given up hope of being able to finish my project. I just couldn’t understand the pattern instructions for inserting the v neck into my sweater. I need to finish it bf we leave for TX for Thanksgiving. YOU’VE SAVED MY PROJECT. you made it 10X easier than my pattern did. And I DO love the colors in your yarn!
I've been binging your videos since my country's back under lockdown, and really invigorated my love for knitting! I'm making a cabled vest right now so I'm definitely saving this when it's time for me to do the neck 😘
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have struggled with this part of my partner's cricket vest, sadly giving up in the end! Now I feel I can finish it after a 12 year hiatus 🤣🤣😁 another UFO taken care of 😊
Hi there, thanks a lot! this is exactly what i was looking for, not only for v neck but also for armholes! i wonder if you could show how to do the same thing with a 1x1 rib?
This is exactly what I was looking for. I am making a garter stitch pullover with a v-neck. However, the neckline is supposed to be left „raw“ according to the pattern and I would prefer some ribbing. Thank you for your work.
it looks like the link for the pattern is wrong/the etsy page has been deleted? is the pattern still available? would love to start a project like this🥺
Your top IS beautiful & I love the yarn...😍 V- necks are my favorite as well...😄 I'm new to knitting, so I need all the help I can get...😉 I'm definitely a new subscriber & will definitely save this video; thank you...😊
Your video is very nicely made and helpful. I do have a question though - Should the number of stitches either side of two central stitches be an odd number? I’m struggling with those central decreases. When I follow the video and do the decreases, I end up with an uneven number of stitches so can’t complete the 2 x 2 rib. Can you help? Thanks so much.
Incase people want to try it, I've just done this with 2x1 ribbing and it works really well. Only things. Make sure your centre 2 stitches are the two knits, and the total number of stitches should be divisible by 3. If you do those two things, it should work for you😊
Do you have a tutorial that shows how you finished off/decreased the V-neck, creating the split, which is what precedes this lovely ribbed finish that you pick up your stitches from?
Hi Bethany. I love the v-neck retro sweater and just purchased the pattern. The colour you used is it the omitama #1? I also love the vest you made but couldn't find the pattern for that. I reckon it's not too hard to adjust.
Afternoon! Love ur channel and ur patterns; bought 2 already!! Question though: when u start reducing stitches, why k2tog on one side and ssk on the other? Would k2tog not work on both sides? Have seen this on vids of other creators as well, and nobody ever explains why the 2 different reductions. Looking fed to trying your v-neck sweater!! Happy Holidays dear Bethany!
Hey there! It’s due to the direction that the stitches sit when working both. You could k2tog for sure but ssk makes it look more symmetrical. Probably not the best explanation but it’s what I’ve got for you atm 😆
Hey guys! I hope you enjoy and maybe learn something new ⭐️ save this video for your future projects! Btw sorry for the banging at some point in the voiceover.. neighbors, am I right! 🤪
Are you going to release a pattern for this vest?
Thank you! This is so helpful. I ditched the odd instructions from the pattern I am working on and went with how you did it here - so much easier!
Thanks so much for this video!! I'm knitting a v neck and just needed to see someone shape the mitre of the front centre. Fabulous!! And I LOVE that yarn!!
this is exactly what I was looking to learn for my next project, so thank you!!
I've been searching for sooooo long for such clear tutorial! Thank you!!!
A great tutorial. I try and get everything v neck if possible just because it’s a more flattering shape on me. I have to REALLY love something to get anything rounded or crew necked. Lol. But working in v neck isn’t something that’s considered beginner in most sweater patterns so it’s cool to see how it’s done here. ❤️
that yarn is just so beautiful!! thank you for such clear tutorials :)
here i was thinking adding a ribbed v-neck was difficult but you've made this so simple! thank you!!
Thanks for posting this video tutorial. I had given up hope of being able to finish my project. I just couldn’t understand the pattern instructions for inserting the v neck into my sweater. I need to finish it bf we leave for TX for Thanksgiving. YOU’VE SAVED MY PROJECT. you made it 10X easier than my pattern did. And I DO love the colors in your yarn!
I've been binging your videos since my country's back under lockdown, and really invigorated my love for knitting! I'm making a cabled vest right now so I'm definitely saving this when it's time for me to do the neck 😘
Love that!! You’ll get there in no time 💘
Very helpful tutorial. Thank you. Also the sweater looks beautiful
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have struggled with this part of my partner's cricket vest, sadly giving up in the end! Now I feel I can finish it after a 12 year hiatus 🤣🤣😁 another UFO taken care of 😊
thank you for this beautiful and concise video 🫶🏼 gorgeous yarn choice
Thank you just what I needed for a petite knit pattern I want to knit. Great instruction.
Thank you. This tutorial was most helpful.
Oh the colors of that yarn are beautiful. I find it a bit of a challenge working with 0 lace yarn.
That sweater is beautiful! It looks like handspun.
It’s looking good! Excited to see the final product.
Hi there, thanks a lot! this is exactly what i was looking for, not only for v neck but also for armholes!
i wonder if you could show how to do the same thing with a 1x1 rib?
Now that you have the neck on, it looks so good!
It really does change everything!
This is exactly what I was looking for. I am making a garter stitch pullover with a v-neck. However, the neckline is supposed to be left „raw“ according to the pattern and I would prefer some ribbing.
Thank you for your work.
Ich habe zwar kein Wort verstanden, aber es hat geklappt danke dafür sehr gut gemacht weiter so.
it looks like the link for the pattern is wrong/the etsy page has been deleted? is the pattern still available? would love to start a project like this🥺
Your top IS beautiful & I love the yarn...😍 V- necks are my favorite as well...😄
I'm new to knitting, so I need all the help I can get...😉 I'm definitely a new subscriber & will definitely save this video; thank you...😊
Thank you for this! Finished my colorwork sweater following an older pattern and was confused as to how I produced a round neck on a v neck 😢
Love the yarn!
So excited for the tut.. 😊
Cute sweater
Very helpful tutorials, related to the project i'm working on, thank you
Love your videos. They are so helpful.
Your video is very nicely made and helpful. I do have a question though - Should the number of stitches either side of two central stitches be an odd number? I’m struggling with those central decreases. When I follow the video and do the decreases, I end up with an uneven number of stitches so can’t complete the 2 x 2 rib. Can you help? Thanks so much.
So simple! Thanks for the tutorial :)
Incase people want to try it, I've just done this with 2x1 ribbing and it works really well. Only things. Make sure your centre 2 stitches are the two knits, and the total number of stitches should be divisible by 3. If you do those two things, it should work for you😊
Thank you! This video helped me so much! 😊
Thank you. This is very useful.
I love your videos! Would also love to see a video on how to block your knits
Thank you very well presented and explained xx
Thanks gor giving us this usefull video.
Wonderful explanation....thank you so much!
Do you have a tutorial that shows how you finished off/decreased the V-neck, creating the split, which is what precedes this lovely ribbed finish that you pick up your stitches from?
Beautiful colour 🥰
It’s so unique!
@@WellLovedKnits It is indeed !!
the link to the pattern isn’t working is there any way you could link it again please !!!
Thx it is very easy explanation.
Hi Bethany. I love the v-neck retro sweater and just purchased the pattern. The colour you used is it the omitama #1? I also love the vest you made but couldn't find the pattern for that. I reckon it's not too hard to adjust.
Thank you ❤
😍👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻😍
Afternoon! Love ur channel and ur patterns; bought 2 already!! Question though: when u start reducing stitches, why k2tog on one side and ssk on the other? Would k2tog not work on both sides? Have seen this on vids of other creators as well, and nobody ever explains why the 2 different reductions. Looking fed to trying your v-neck sweater!! Happy Holidays dear Bethany!
Hey there! It’s due to the direction that the stitches sit when working both. You could k2tog for sure but ssk makes it look more symmetrical. Probably not the best explanation but it’s what I’ve got for you atm 😆
No, that makes perfect sense. Thank you 😊
What if you make your beginning of round the centre front so you don't have to worry about counting from the back neck by 4?
THANK YOU
Thanks
Hey yall, im trying to get into knitting.. is a 4.5mm size a good size to get or is there a size thats broadly used overall?
Hi, why die you knit two rounds before you start with the decrease?
u said that at the centre we should have two stitches but when u started decreasing it shows 3 stitches in between the markers, why?
hi! did you pick up every single stitch to get 164? or did you skip a few?
I picked up every stitch! The number would depend on how large your neck opening is :)
Do you have a pattern for this vest? I love it!!
Jesus! How do you knit like that?
can you make step by step tutorial for beginners ?
Anything in particular you'd like to know?
@@WellLovedKnits sweater please. winter is coming ,you know :D thank you
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