The explaining is great but, next time use a lighter color because the red is to dark when you want to show the stitches it's hard to see them or use brighter lighting 😉
Hello I found this video helpful especially when you explained how to do the repeats. How would I read a pattern repeat when there is no red box? Thank you
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Charts or written instructions - which one do you prefer?
So very helpful! Thank you!
Great tutorial! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Marvellous Thank you very much
The explaining is great but, next time use a lighter color because the red is to dark when you want to show the stitches it's hard to see them or use brighter lighting 😉
What would I do without you 😢❤
Hello I found this video helpful especially when you explained how to do the repeats. How would I read a pattern repeat when there is no red box? Thank you
If there is no red box (or other sort of bold borders or lines) I would assume that I should repeat the whole chart.
I will never knit from a pattern that has charts. Soooooo confusing and time consuming. To me it is such a stupid way to do knitting patterns.
Isn't it nice that we have choices! Written instructions for those who love them and charts for people who are more visual.