Happilly discovered your channel. I've been crocheting for 50 yrs as a hobby but your way of explaining , teaching & showing clearly especially how to in/decrease made my fears fade away and looking for new yarn to begin the sweater. 👍👍👍👍
Wow, this is amazing. I’m not finished yet, but I just wanted to say I am up to binding off. I have never done this before, and I nearly didn’t do it, cause I could t get it. But I persisted, and I got it, and it looks absolutely beautiful 😍
I have used this tutorial twice now to make my baby some jumpers and I am so pleased with how they have turned out. I am just about to purchase your other sizes and try the cardigan! Thanks so much for these tutorials I am very greatful x
wow thank you I have been trying for days to create a baby jumper. Your tutorial is fantastic and easy to follow. Thanks for all your hard work its a beautiful pattern.
I bought the exact same yarn, the same needles, it will be my first knitting project (I do crochet usually). I can't wait but I'm so afraid to mess it up !
Hi Jessica, thank you so much I'm glad you enjoyed the pattern!:) I do have the larger sizes available for purchase in my ravelry store (the link is in the description). If you have financial barriers, please send me an email at kaaburaknits@gmail.com and we'll figure something out:)
I just finished this sweater and I love it (great tutorial). I would like to knit another but for a toddler (14-16 months). Any suggestions on how I would do this?
Hi love the pattern but I am wondering why "your" knit side of the project looks differently...to me it looks like one side of the stitch looks like a ridge while the other side of the stitch looks slanted. In other words it doesn't look like the traditional "v" on the rs (right side). Thanks
I’ve never knitted a sweater before but am looking for a pattern like this without the pretty bottom. Do you know what I am looking for? Wanting to knit size 3-4yrs no seam (neck or cuff). This is the closest I’ve found
I am new to circular knitting. The little baby sweater was so tempting that I had to try it out. Everything is going great except for the magic loop. I am using a 24" length and I find that I am struggling with the stitches being distorted and stretched. Is it better to use a longer length as in your instructions? Thank you kindly for this very inspiring tutorial.
Hi! The 24 inch should be just fine, but magic loop does tend to give people a hard time in the beginning. A few options you can try: 1. If you choose to continue with magic loop, make your you're knitting the first two stitches on each needle tightly. It is okay if the live stitches look stretched, as long as once you knit them everything looks okay after a couple of rows. 2. You can look up tutorials for double pointed needles (I personally find this method more difficult). 3. You can actually continue knitting these in the round on small circulars using 9 inch needles! These are difficult to find from big craft stores, but if you have a local yarn shop they will likely have some, or you can order online. I hope something here works for you. If you figure out a method that ends up working out, please let me know:)
@@kaaburaknits Thank you so much for your reply. I used the magic loop and tightened the first two stitches. It worked well and the more I practice the easier it gets. Looking forward to more of your beautiful patterns.
Hi Ghina, As most of this pattern is knit in the round, you will need either circular or double pointed needles. If you don't mind seaming the pieces together at the end, you could knit the front and back separately and then sew them together (you would just divide the total stitch count for the body in half). It would be MIUCH easier to just knit it in the round though:) Courtney
Hello, I love your pattern! I purchased the pattern and I am knitting a sweater for my 7 month old baby girl, however I am using a thicker yarn, when I casted on 51 stitches it will be way to big for her! I was wondering if I could cast on about 21-31 stitches. Would that still work? Or is there a smaller number of stitches I can use? Thanks!
When we're doing the increases we do one along with you (knit & purl row) then you say do this 8 more times, does that mean there will be 9 increase parts in total? Or do we do 7 more to make 8 increase parts? Thanks 😊
So I’m on my last sleeve and I have no idea what I did but I messed up and suddenly the stitching started looking completely different. So I went back to beginning of sleeve to fix it (so undid the rows). NOW the working yarn is on the base of the needle instead of by both points. My brain is physically hurting.
@@summerbourbon7324 When you ripped back, did you take out the needles and then put them back in when you felt like you had gone back enough? It sounds like you may have put them back and ended up with stitches on your right hand needle that haven't been worked yet. You can slip the stitches back to the left hand needle and then knit them once the working yearn is back where it should be. I hope this helps and I hope you get to finish this!
Courtney, First time knitter and you so adeptly walked me through a Filsa sweater! ❤I want to make an adult woman's sweater (medium), same pattern. Is this possible?!?
Love this tutorial! Question, where do you start measuring the sleeve? Under the arm or at the shoulder. Not sure how to tell when I get to 4.5 inches.
Just love this pattern. I have just finished the hem for the 6-9 month pattern with the I cord bind off. My hem is rolling in some spots. Do you have any suggestions how I can fix this.
Hi Angie! Have you tried blocking the sweater? If you don't have pins to use while blocking, I would suggest putting something heavy on the hem while it is drying. Let me know if you've tried this and need other suggestions:)
Beautiful sweater❤️ I'm just a little worried that the button in the neck would be pressing into the babys neck when it lays down on its back. Is this a problem?
Hi! Loving this pattern so far. When you say 4.5 inches for the sleeve, where are you measuring from? From the bottom of the sleeve or the top? Thanks so much!
Hi! First thanks for the great video! I just did the first increase row and purl and about to start the other 8 rounds but you mention increasing on the right. Are we not supposed to do the left increase after the stitch marker like we did together? So knit up to last stich before marker, m1R, and then keep knitting until the next marker? Or still do the m1L?
Hi Anne, you definitely could! Just do another yarn over a few rows down where you would like the second button to go:) Thank you for the kind comment!
Thanks so much for the kind comment, Rose!😊 I actually learned to knit but following full tutorials for socks on UA-cam. I really want to give back and help people learn like I did, because knitting has done so much for me ever since!🤍
Hi there! 9+8+18+8+9 actually equals 52:) There are 52 stitches on the needles because after casting on, one stitch is increased by creating a yarn over for the buttonhole. Hope this helps!
The time it takes really just depends on your knitting style! I'm a relatively quick knitter and the smallest size in this sweater takes me 6-7 hours. I have a friend who is a very slow knitter and the same sweater takes her a week. The pattern is available in sizes up to one year on my ravelry page:) www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/filsa-sweater
Hi Rana, the pattern for 6 month olds is available for purchase on Ravelry. The techniques are all the same ones used in this tutorial, just with different numbers and measurements:)
Hi Sheila, I don't have this pattern for a two year old- however, you could choose the largest size in the pattern, go up to a worsted weight yarn, go up a needle size, and this will really help to make a larger sweater:) Or, Tin Can Knits offers a free pattern called the Flax Sweater on Ravelry, which includes many sizes!
Hi Lida, you could definitely knit the sleeves using double pointed needles! You would just divide the number by 4 instead of 2, and there are lots of tutorials on UA-cam:)
You can use double pointed needles if that is your preferred way to work in the round:) You won't be able to use two straight needles to complete this sweater in the round.
✿◠‿◠) i just completed my second Flisa Sweater for donation ❤ i love this pattern Thank you for an excellent pattern and teaching us. I can't wait for you next pattern.
Please add more. You're the only one I was able to follow and actually finish all the projects! You're so good at teaching and so easy to follow.
Happilly discovered your channel. I've been crocheting for 50 yrs as a hobby but your way of explaining , teaching & showing clearly especially how to in/decrease made my fears fade away and looking for new yarn to begin the sweater. 👍👍👍👍
I'm so glad to hear this!!! Thanks for the comment:)
Very nice, please do more you are very good at teaching
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I would to knit anything you do xx
Word to the wise; this is a great tutorial, but you can't watch follow ANY pattern and watch Outlander at the same time, lol.
😂😂😂 Relatable
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😂😂😂❤❤❤ I love you for this
@@okaminess Love you too, babe
Wow, this is amazing. I’m not finished yet, but I just wanted to say I am up to binding off. I have never done this before, and I nearly didn’t do it, cause I could t get it. But I persisted, and I got it, and it looks absolutely beautiful 😍
Your videos are so helpful! Please continue to make this type of content🙏🏻🩷
Just done the sweater for first time really easy to follow you thank you so much xxx
I have used this tutorial twice now to make my baby some jumpers and I am so pleased with how they have turned out. I am just about to purchase your other sizes and try the cardigan! Thanks so much for these tutorials I am very greatful x
Great tutorial !! 3 days ago I didn’t know how to knit in a circle and now I have a sweater 😍
wow thank you I have been trying for days to create a baby jumper. Your tutorial is fantastic and easy to follow. Thanks for all your hard work its a beautiful pattern.
Finished nd I love it. Your tutorial was so easy 22:50
Incredible tutorial, thank you for explaining so well this was not confusing at all x
Brilliant just made for my new nephew excellent pattern and tutorial thank you
Hi Jean, comments like this make my day!! Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed:)
How well did this sweater fit your newborn nephew?
Tq so much for your beautiful tutorial ❤❤❤❤❤god bless you 🙏🙏🙏🙏😊
A very beautiful knitting pattern. I knitted it and I'm waiting for more videos❤
Im a new subscriber and looking forward to see more videos on knitted baby clothes thank you so much for sharing your talent 👶♥️
I crocheted along this tutorial 😊 thank you 👍🏾
Thank you for this beautiful little sweater.
I bought the exact same yarn, the same needles, it will be my first knitting project (I do crochet usually). I can't wait but I'm so afraid to mess it up !
I got holes in my collar when I began the M1R and M1l at the start. What did I do wrong?
Can you please tell me how many stiches for 9-12 months baby how can we devide arm ,frond and back please please
just finished! excellent video! thank you !
Yay! You're welcome, glad you enjoyed:)
Hello- I’m planning on using pickles soft merino for this sweater- hoping it will meet gauge?
Great video! Excellent tutorial
I love the pattern and the explanations are so clear. Could you give us the instructions, in terms of stitches, for a 6 month baby.
Hi Jessica, thank you so much I'm glad you enjoyed the pattern!:) I do have the larger sizes available for purchase in my ravelry store (the link is in the description). If you have financial barriers, please send me an email at kaaburaknits@gmail.com and we'll figure something out:)
I just finished this sweater and I love it (great tutorial). I would like to knit another but for a toddler (14-16 months). Any suggestions on how I would do this?
It’S fantastic! And easy😊. Thanks🌷🫶
Hi thanks you for sharing this tutorial it's so clear to andester you have another suscripción ❤❤
Hi Adriana, thank you so much for the support!:)
Can I use a needle of the same length that was used to make the body for the sleeves? I'm glad to hear your answer!
Beautiful ❤️ pattern thank you
Hi love the pattern but I am wondering why "your" knit side of the project looks differently...to me it looks like one side of the stitch looks like a ridge while the other side of the stitch looks slanted. In other words it doesn't look like the traditional "v" on the rs (right side). Thanks
I’ve never knitted a sweater before but am looking for a pattern like this without the pretty bottom. Do you know what I am looking for? Wanting to knit size 3-4yrs no seam (neck or cuff). This is the closest I’ve found
You are very good at explaining it in detail. Can yoi show us how to knit some baby pants 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Lovely pattern thanks
Very pretty thank you so much .
How do I increase the number of stitches if i am off at the front and back?
Also, my knitting seems to be a bit tighter than hers so I've used size 4 needles and it works out the same gage.
Can this be done with four double-pointed needles?
Yes absolutely!:)
How many stitches should there be before the lace rounds? I lost the pattern on the second round of the lacy part.
I've lost count of my rows. Can you tell me the stitch count after the 8x pattern please 🙏
Very nice tutorial!
I am new to circular knitting. The little baby sweater was so tempting that I had to try it out. Everything is going great except for the magic loop. I am using a 24" length and I find that I am struggling with the stitches being distorted and stretched. Is it better to use a longer length as in your instructions? Thank you kindly for this very inspiring tutorial.
Hi! The 24 inch should be just fine, but magic loop does tend to give people a hard time in the beginning. A few options you can try:
1. If you choose to continue with magic loop, make your you're knitting the first two stitches on each needle tightly. It is okay if the live stitches look stretched, as long as once you knit them everything looks okay after a couple of rows.
2. You can look up tutorials for double pointed needles (I personally find this method more difficult).
3. You can actually continue knitting these in the round on small circulars using 9 inch needles! These are difficult to find from big craft stores, but if you have a local yarn shop they will likely have some, or you can order online.
I hope something here works for you. If you figure out a method that ends up working out, please let me know:)
@@kaaburaknits Thank you so much for your reply. I used the magic loop and tightened the first two stitches. It worked well and the more I practice the easier it gets. Looking forward to more of your beautiful patterns.
I tried to buy patrons but I couldn’t
Excellent tutorial❤
I don't have needles like that. I have the normal ones with one closed end. Is it still doable with that?
Hi Ghina,
As most of this pattern is knit in the round, you will need either circular or double pointed needles. If you don't mind seaming the pieces together at the end, you could knit the front and back separately and then sew them together (you would just divide the total stitch count for the body in half). It would be MIUCH easier to just knit it in the round though:)
Courtney
Hi!! How many stitches total should you have before starting the lace work?
88
Hello, I love your pattern! I purchased the pattern and I am knitting a sweater for my 7 month old baby girl, however I am using a thicker yarn, when I casted on 51 stitches it will be way to big for her! I was wondering if I could cast on about 21-31 stitches. Would that still work? Or is there a smaller number of stitches I can use? Thanks!
A beautiful job
Thanks so much!!:)
It's so cute 😍
Tried buying it on Ravelry, it’s not responding
Thanks 4 sharing ❤️
Hey! If I wanna make little bigger to this sweater, how much stitch i would have to do? So good tutorial, thanks👍
In the start
thank you for doing this!
Thanks so much for watching!☺️
When we're doing the increases we do one along with you (knit & purl row) then you say do this 8 more times, does that mean there will be 9 increase parts in total? Or do we do 7 more to make 8 increase parts? Thanks 😊
Hi Julia, 8 more times meaning 9 increase rounds in total!:)
@@kaaburaknits thank you 😊
How many stitches to be casted for one year baby
Do the sleeves measure 4 1/2 inches from the armpit or starting from top of the shoulder?
My question too
You make it look soo easy. I’m excited to try to make this sweater but I’m so new to this and I’m nervous😅
You can do it!!:)
So I’m on my last sleeve and I have no idea what I did but I messed up and suddenly the stitching started looking completely different. So I went back to beginning of sleeve to fix it (so undid the rows). NOW the working yarn is on the base of the needle instead of by both points. My brain is physically hurting.
Other than this everything has been smooth sailing so I’m so scared it’s ruined 😫
@@summerbourbon7324 When you ripped back, did you take out the needles and then put them back in when you felt like you had gone back enough? It sounds like you may have put them back and ended up with stitches on your right hand needle that haven't been worked yet. You can slip the stitches back to the left hand needle and then knit them once the working yearn is back where it should be. I hope this helps and I hope you get to finish this!
Please tell me how much stitches in the 2 to 3 years baby
Courtney, First time knitter and you so adeptly walked me through a Filsa sweater! ❤I want to make an adult woman's sweater (medium), same pattern. Is this possible?!?
Love this tutorial! Question, where do you start measuring the sleeve? Under the arm or at the shoulder. Not sure how to tell when I get to 4.5 inches.
Yay, glad you're enjoying it!! For the sleeve you should measure from the underarm:)
@@kaaburaknits Great, thanks so much! I’ll definitely make this again.
Just love this pattern. I have just finished the hem for the 6-9 month pattern with the I cord bind off. My hem is rolling in some spots. Do you have any suggestions how I can fix this.
Hi Angie! Have you tried blocking the sweater? If you don't have pins to use while blocking, I would suggest putting something heavy on the hem while it is drying. Let me know if you've tried this and need other suggestions:)
Beautiful sweater❤️ I'm just a little worried that the button in the neck would be pressing into the babys neck when it lays down on its back. Is this a problem?
I was worried about the same problem...so sew beautiful satin ribbon to the back
Hi! Loving this pattern so far. When you say 4.5 inches for the sleeve, where are you measuring from? From the bottom of the sleeve or the top? Thanks so much!
From the underarm:)
I am allergic to wool, and wondering if a DK cotton yarn would work for this pattern.
i think as long as you have yarn that is the same weight as the one in the video it should be fine. i'm using acrylic and it looks about the same
Ty for the video. So should we say 16 rows after the first increase. One is purl and one is increase?
Hi Johanne, correct!:)
Hi! First thanks for the great video! I just did the first increase row and purl and about to start the other 8 rounds but you mention increasing on the right. Are we not supposed to do the left increase after the stitch marker like we did together? So knit up to last stich before marker, m1R, and then keep knitting until the next marker? Or still do the m1L?
I’m having the same question, 😅 @kaaburaknits could you please help 🙏
Such a pretty sweater. Could you do 2 buttons? You are such a good teacher giving clear instructions. Thank you so much.
Hi Anne, you definitely could! Just do another yarn over a few rows down where you would like the second button to go:) Thank you for the kind comment!
Or, if you would like the buttons side by side, add the second yarn over in the same row about 4 or 5 stitches before that yarn over in the pattern!
@@kaaburaknits thank you. I love the idea of 2 side by side.
Hi,you are the best teacher.Please more tutorials.🤗
Where did you learn to do kniting and become so fast like you did? Its awesome just watching you and have so much patience making a sweater.
Thanks so much for the kind comment, Rose!😊 I actually learned to knit but following full tutorials for socks on UA-cam. I really want to give back and help people learn like I did, because knitting has done so much for me ever since!🤍
Wish I could knit European style
How much the in inches
The sleeve will measure 4.5 inches from arm pit out?
Hi Cathy, that is correct!:)
hello, you cast on 51 stitches, then you placing the marker 9+8+18+8+9=50?
Hi there! 9+8+18+8+9 actually equals 52:) There are 52 stitches on the needles because after casting on, one stitch is increased by creating a yarn over for the buttonhole. Hope this helps!
I also was confused with this! Just counted and yep they are all there 🙃
How many grams per sweater?
How long will it take to knit this? Where can I get the pattern for the bigger one?
The time it takes really just depends on your knitting style! I'm a relatively quick knitter and the smallest size in this sweater takes me 6-7 hours. I have a friend who is a very slow knitter and the same sweater takes her a week.
The pattern is available in sizes up to one year on my ravelry page:) www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/filsa-sweater
❥ very pretty •
Thank you for teaching us
❥ please make more videos • you are an excellent teacher (ツ)
Hello, how long should this sweater measure in the end?
please consider purchasing the pattern - all the measurements are written on page 2
Can’t find tutorial for 6months old baby.
Hi Rana, the pattern for 6 month olds is available for purchase on Ravelry. The techniques are all the same ones used in this tutorial, just with different numbers and measurements:)
Plz tell us how to knit a ten year old girl's sweater
It is beautiful sweater. Please, I'd like to know the number of the needles. Thank you!
I think it's US size 6 :) aka 4mm. 0:56
yes - 4 mm needles
Do you have a version for a toddler?
Hi Irene, unfortunately no, however if you go up a needle and yarn size this should make a larger garment:)
Nice
I would like to follow along, but I need to know how much yarn I will need ... ? Thanks. :)
Hi! For this size, you will need two 50 gram skeins of DK weight yarn:)
@@kaaburaknits - Hi, and thanks so much. Love this pattern!
Do you have this pattern for a 2yr old please.?
Hi Sheila, I don't have this pattern for a two year old- however, you could choose the largest size in the pattern, go up to a worsted weight yarn, go up a needle size, and this will really help to make a larger sweater:) Or, Tin Can Knits offers a free pattern called the Flax Sweater on Ravelry, which includes many sizes!
@@kaaburaknits ThANK you for your reply
Can you use 4 ply yarn?
You can use 4 ply yarn, I would go down a needle size and up a pattern size or two!
What does “slip the markers” mean?
just pass your stitch marker from one needle to another - ( slip the marker over to the other needle )
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I don’t know the magic loop😩is any other way 🙏🤔❤️
Hi Lida, you could definitely knit the sleeves using double pointed needles! You would just divide the number by 4 instead of 2, and there are lots of tutorials on UA-cam:)
@@kaaburaknits 🙏🙏🙏💐
Can you use normal needles?
You can use double pointed needles if that is your preferred way to work in the round:) You won't be able to use two straight needles to complete this sweater in the round.
Thank you ❤
✿◠‿◠) i just completed my second Flisa Sweater for donation
❤ i love this pattern
Thank you for an excellent pattern and teaching us.
I can't wait for you next pattern.
Hi Monique,
That is so exciting!! I'm hoping to release the cardigan version this year:) Thank you for your support
Can you add Turkish translation?
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Bigger size
Hindi translation please
Hindi traslation pls pls pls
Hi Archana, I'm not able to translate this tutorial into any other languages. Apologies!!
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