Knit Talk - Ep 37 - Short Rows, Yarn Subs, Waist Shaping and a Giveaway!
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- Опубліковано 28 лис 2023
- In short - a little wrap up video before the Thanksgiving holiday!
FOR THE GIVEAWAY: You may submit multiple entries if you have more than one guess, but please submit them as separate comments. Be sure to include your name and your Ravelry username for the pattern.
Please note: submissions must be received in the comments by 11:59 PM on Sunday, December 3rd; the winner will be announced in Episode 38, airing on Wednesday, December 6, 2024
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If you aren't the lucky winner, but want to knit your own Learning Hat, you can find it here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
Check out the original episodes referenced in todays video:
Episode 35 - Yarn Substitutions: • Knit Talk - Ep 35 - Ya...
Epsideo 26 - Using Short Rows to Shape a Neckline: • Knit Talk - Ep 26 - Sh...
Episode 12 - Body Shaping Below the Armholes: • Knit Talk - Ep 12 - Mo...
If you aren't already familiar with The Weekender, check it out here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
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Thanks for another informative video. I wanted to add to the waist shaping conversation. I learned waist shaping from a Amy Herzog class on getting a better fit in your sweaters (Craftsy class). Amy taught that the best place to do shaping is NOT at the side seams, but 2-3 inches in from the sides - think princess seams in a woven garment. I have used this method a number of times, and it works great for sweaters in plain stockinette. I even used it on my Weekender. I think you might be able to find the details in any of Amy Herzog’s books.
Love your new glasses Meaghan even though you were sad that you broke your lovely teal ones. Your videos are always so informative.
Thanks for circling back to yarn substitutions using a super wash yarn and a non-super wash. Looking forward to learning more about this topic.
Thanks for all the tips - yarn, patterns, etc. Soooo many variables = many points to cover! Always something new to learn (or…”oh, yes, forgot about that handy tip/trick”…)!!
Spinning wheel took a walk to better spot?!?
No spinning wheel. Nice haircut 💇🏻♀️ thanks for the yarn 🧶 giveaway
Really enjoyed today’s format, all interesting topics addressed informatively. You look great in new glasses and flattering hairstyle! And, where did that spinning wheel go 🤔
Thanks for your explanation about the differences between the woolen spun non superwash and the worsted spun superwash yarn. I would say that superwash yarn is slicker. That’s why it tends to “grow” with wearing because the wool scales have been removed. Versus Non-superwash which still has the scales. I would be interested in you delving further into depth on this subject. Also sheep breed types vary in how the yarn behaves. The spinning wheel is missing.
The spinning wheel is missing.
I’ve also heard of adding waist shaping along the front of the sweater like darts in shirts, rather than at the axillary line.
Woolen vs worsted makes so much difference in sweater weight, drape etc. This was a great video.
Thank you Megan. I've enjoyed this episode. The spinning wheel is missing.
Very much enjoy your Knit Talk with a Tech Editor and especially the math! The spinning wheel is missing.
I really do love your tec-talk videos! You always have great information, which helps me understand the mysteries in my mind around, about yarn and knitting. Your spinning wheel is missing! 😎.
I am wondering about ply’s of yarn. Some yarns are 2 ply, some are four. I never know which one to buy or why I should buy one over the other?
I love all your tips! Subbing yarn is so tricky, and I love all the tips and tricks! Often I’m looking for a more affordable option for yarn. The yarn store helpers are great, but I don’t think they always know good substitutions…so I like having this personal knowledge! Your spinning wheel is missing; did you re-organize?
Missing spinning wheel. Thanks for the great info!
Another very informative video. Thank you! Where’s your spinning wheel?
Thank you for talking about the difference between superwash bd non supervisor yarn. And where is your spinning wheel?
Thanks for answering questions about waste shaping. I am busty so that will help me also I have heard about bust darts. Some people say to measure under the arms instead of around the full bust. My first sweater was the flax that I was able to watch a tutorial as I knit because it was my first fitted garment. I went with 6 inches of positive ease Andrea Maury says she usually likes, well it was like 2 sizes too big. She of course is a petite and small to average bust so not a great ease for me. I will watch episode 12. Where is your spinning wheel? Lol thank for the opportunity to win that great yarn and your pattern. Judy
Beautiful
Thank you for this video and all the others. Your spinning wheel is missing.
Great Video! Thanks. Is there a pattern or way to knit a granny square blanket but connect squares as you go?.
I would love, love, love to win this giveaway. I think your spinning wheel and dog are missing. How are the dogs?
Hi there, the one thing I noticed as different was your spinning wheel was missing in this video.
Hi ! For short rows, how do you know how many stitches separate each short rows ? I mean, you knit, make your short row, purl, make your short row, knit, pass for instance the double stich and then what ? Is there a rule ?
(Sorry for my English, I'm French so technical terms are not easy for me !)
What is different ? , but as of now - I don't see your spinning wheel that is usually to our left, your right
Where’s Moo and your spinning wheel? PS hope Moo’s doing well.
Something else different, but it's not "behind you" -- your glasses and hairstyle. Not sure if they count or not, because they're not behind you!