Thank you for this tutorial! I'm knitting my first sweater in the round and had absolutely no idea how to join the sleeves! This vid was a lifesaver! ^^!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I read a pattern wrong and knitted it in the round instead of making 2 panels and this helped me from scrapping a project that is halfway done. THANK YOU ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was looking into sooooo many vids to find the best to actually understand...I'm eternally grateful for this short video and promp explanation of yours. Keep up the good work girl😉
Oh that's great to hear! I was hoping to make it easy to understand. Isn't that yarn awesome? 😍 I'm excited I've got a super bulky that I can keep using into spring/summer
Thank you for this video! I am knitting my first sweater and the pattern I am following is calling for me to knit the body to where my sleeve will be, slip a caertain amount of stitches, knit the sleeves on, slip the same number of stitches again, and then knit across the body to the next sleeve. Slip the stitches, knit the sleeve, and slip the stitches again and knit the body. So I’m confused because a lot of videos mention binding off but my pattern doesn’t. And I don’t know what all the slipping is about. I don’t know if anyone can help but I would appreciate any help!
Thank you! The size instructions include small, medium, large and extra large. It uses Bernat Maker Big or any super bulky-jumbo weight yarn: thesnugglery.net/product/big-bottom-up-sweater-knit-sweater-pattern/
Finally, one presented a simple and easy way to join sleaves. Love it!
Excellent tutorial, thank you. The super bulky yarn made it easy to see what was happening.
Thanks! This sounded so scary and difficult in the pattern but it looks easy now.
Thank you for this tutorial! I'm knitting my first sweater in the round and had absolutely no idea how to join the sleeves! This vid was a lifesaver! ^^!
SO helpful. Thank you 😂 I'm reading my pattern right now and totally confused. This cleared it all up 👍
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I read a pattern wrong and knitted it in the round instead of making 2 panels and this helped me from scrapping a project that is halfway done. THANK YOU ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was looking into sooooo many vids to find the best to actually understand...I'm eternally grateful for this short video and promp explanation of yours.
Keep up the good work girl😉
You made that so easy to understand! And I love the yarn you’re using!
Oh that's great to hear! I was hoping to make it easy to understand. Isn't that yarn awesome? 😍 I'm excited I've got a super bulky that I can keep using into spring/summer
Brilliant! Elegant and concise demonstration. Thanks so much!
Excellent , Excellent video! I have been looking for this for a long time. thank you I can finally continue on with my 1st bottom up sweater.
Please can you do a video of how to knit the top part and neckline thank you xx
thank you for the video, I have a pattern, but couldn't visualize what it was asking me to do. Appreciate the video!
Thank you for your tutorial🙏
Now I finally just learned how to do it🥰
Thank you! I was having the worst time figuring out how to do this.
So helpful! Thank you! :)
Can you do this in regular sleeve tutorial that is not a raglan or drop sleeve?
Thank you for this video! I am knitting my first sweater and the pattern I am following is calling for me to knit the body to where my sleeve will be, slip a caertain amount of stitches, knit the sleeves on, slip the same number of stitches again, and then knit across the body to the next sleeve. Slip the stitches, knit the sleeve, and slip the stitches again and knit the body. So I’m confused because a lot of videos mention binding off but my pattern doesn’t. And I don’t know what all the slipping is about. I don’t know if anyone can help but I would appreciate any help!
How about First Knit the under Part from sleeves and by next round the top? That IT is without hole under sleeve
What if there are no bound off stitches, but still leaves a gap... How do you close the gap here? Without sewing?
You don't. you have to Kitchener stitch them.
Que bonito❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Interested in perusing your bottom-up sweater. What sizes it comes in, what type of yarn.
Thank you! The size instructions include small, medium, large and extra large. It uses Bernat Maker Big or any super bulky-jumbo weight yarn: thesnugglery.net/product/big-bottom-up-sweater-knit-sweater-pattern/
im just sitting here wanting to know where to buy the sweater
What happens to the holes
where do I find this pattern?