i have that trouser pattern on my wishlist. the design looks so comfy but still stylish. love your sweater as well. when i was a newer knitter i preferred to knit my sweaters in one piece but now i like seaming. i enjoy not having the entire weight of the sweater on the needles all at once. great makes!
Exactly, I love how you can achieve a structured silhouette with an elastic waist in this pattern. And I think I'm more open to seaming now that I know what it's all about!
I love your energy & really enjoyed hearing more in depth about your makes, btw I noticed your sound has gotten a lot smoother on your videos, as someone who listens usually with headphones on it’s much appreciated, I’m excited to see where your challenge takes you
Thank you for leaving such a lovely comment! I definitely plan on going more in depth going forward. And I appreciate the note on sound - I’m using a mic now and I think my editing has improved!
Thanks for the video - they both look great and inspired me to start making them. I have halted at the pocket as I find the instructions really unclear. Think I need a weekend and clear head!
I believe she’s making a sew along for the pants - I think a lot of people got stuck on the pockets. I’ve actually sewed them wrong every time I made them and then adjusted to make it work
Hello and thank you for reviewing Bisque Trousers. A couple of questions: which type of elastic did you like? The softer or the more firm. Did you end up liking the 2" rise? Finally, how do they compare to Sew House Seven Free Range slacks - if you know that pattern, could you comment? Thanks!
Both pants look beautiful on you and I also love your sweater! Thank you for sharing♡
thanks for sharing your experience with the Bisque trousers!! i'm about to make them as well!!!
Thanks Steph! Excited to see yours!
Love the pants and the sweater and look forward to seeing more of your makes, from Montreal :)
Thank you!
I love the sweaters, particularly the one with the bobbles!
Thank you! I’m really excited to keep knitting this one!
i have that trouser pattern on my wishlist. the design looks so comfy but still stylish. love your sweater as well. when i was a newer knitter i preferred to knit my sweaters in one piece but now i like seaming. i enjoy not having the entire weight of the sweater on the needles all at once. great makes!
Exactly, I love how you can achieve a structured silhouette with an elastic waist in this pattern. And I think I'm more open to seaming now that I know what it's all about!
Love your channel, Cassie. So excited to see more. ❤️
So lovely, thank you!
I love your energy & really enjoyed hearing more in depth about your makes, btw I noticed your sound has gotten a lot smoother on your videos, as someone who listens usually with headphones on it’s much appreciated, I’m excited to see where your challenge takes you
Thank you for leaving such a lovely comment! I definitely plan on going more in depth going forward. And I appreciate the note on sound - I’m using a mic now and I think my editing has improved!
Literally cutting my first pair now! Thanks for the video :)
everything you've made looks sooo nice!
thank you Caroline!
Thanks for the video - they both look great and inspired me to start making them. I have halted at the pocket as I find the instructions really unclear. Think I need a weekend and clear head!
I believe she’s making a sew along for the pants - I think a lot of people got stuck on the pockets. I’ve actually sewed them wrong every time I made them and then adjusted to make it work
@@MakingCassie fingers crossed! Managed up to stage 7 and halted!
Hello and thank you for reviewing Bisque Trousers. A couple of questions: which type of elastic did you like? The softer or the more firm. Did you end up liking the
2" rise? Finally, how do they compare to Sew House Seven Free Range slacks - if you know that pattern, could you comment? Thanks!