Absolutely- I think a lot of newer knitters shy away from sweaters that are knit bottom up and seamed, but top down in-the-round sweaters often have much more complicated construction requirements
I’ve said it before but I appreciate that you share patterns and designers that we don’t see on every other channel. Add several of the ones you featured to my favorites. Thanks!
@@CrazyForEwe That's one, Plus some cable, lace books, lol I'm a book junkie, too. Have a Wonderful Weekend to the Woman with the GREATST smile on the net.
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As a man, I appreciate and was wondering if a women's sweater can also become a man's sweater, maybe color change or so, but is that possible to use a women's pattern for a man? Thank You and I know the ? sounds stupid
Hey, that doesn’t sound stupid at all. A sweater is a sweater, and I don’t think anything makes a garment inherently masculine or feminine. You just want to choose the style that suits you and the fit you like. Start with a dropped shoulder design. They tend to be very flattering on the square shoulders of a man’s build. My advice is always to measure a sweater that fits you the way you like it and choose the size that’s closest to that measurement. With the extended size range available in most patterns, you shouldn’t have a problem finding a size to fit. Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to comment and reach out 😊
I'm a big fan of Elizabeth Smith designs so it was nice to see her featured in your lovely choices. Currently knitting her Cruel Summer.
I really liked the Sabai so classy! Thanks for the chart!
I've day dreamed about the padron since last summer - - once I clear these WIPs that's next on my needles!!! 😊
I'm a newer knitter and I look for patterns without complicated construction methods and simple knitting patterns.
TFS
Absolutely- I think a lot of newer knitters shy away from sweaters that are knit bottom up and seamed, but top down in-the-round sweaters often have much more complicated construction requirements
I’ve said it before but I appreciate that you share patterns and designers that we don’t see on every other channel. Add several of the ones you featured to my favorites. Thanks!
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching ❤️
Hey Ellen. Your Lizzie looks great. And yes Sally Field we really like you
Missed you live but you are single-handedly getting me interested in summer knitting
So glad to hear it!!!
I love the Sabai and Petrie, they are so simple and can carry well year to year. They are all cute, those two were just my favorite.
Yes me too!!!
There's that gorgeous smile...thank you I am trying to learn all this and read all these knitting books I've just purchased.
Thank you !
You are too sweet! 😊❤️
What books did you buy? I’m a big fan of the Vogue Knitting book
@@CrazyForEwe That's one, Plus some cable, lace books, lol I'm a book junkie, too. Have a Wonderful Weekend to the Woman with the GREATST smile on the net.
Thank you 🥰
Thank you for sharing this lovely collection of easy knits. ❤
You are so welcome! Which is your favorite?
Ellen your Lizzie is lovely!
Thank you!😊
I miss your news letters on Tuesdays!
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Sorry, last comment. I like the Padron Pattern
Isn’t that one cute!
We do like you! 😊
Thank you
As a man, I appreciate and was wondering if a women's sweater can also become a man's sweater, maybe color change or so, but is that possible to use a women's pattern for a man? Thank You and I know the ? sounds stupid
Hey, that doesn’t sound stupid at all. A sweater is a sweater, and I don’t think anything makes a garment inherently masculine or feminine. You just want to choose the style that suits you and the fit you like. Start with a dropped shoulder design. They tend to be very flattering on the square shoulders of a man’s build. My advice is always to measure a sweater that fits you the way you like it and choose the size that’s closest to that measurement. With the extended size range available in most patterns, you shouldn’t have a problem finding a size to fit.
Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to comment and reach out 😊