Try using Roxanne Richardson's video on the tubular cast-on, the provisional method. So much easier than any other version I have seen so far. Makes that lovely rounded edge, without a lot of fuss.
Oooh thanks a lot!! Funnily enough I checked out the Very Pink knits tutorial an hour ago and it sounds just like the one from Roxanne -- I'll go and have a look at that one as well -- thanks!! :))
Wow very impressive work on the German vintage pattern! It reminds me a bit of the Anker Design by Petite Knit but I actually prefer this variation with the garter stitch, it seems more elevated. You should definitely put up your project on Ravelry, I'm sure many would appreciate your notes on this pullover. Would you mind telling the source again or how it's called? The link doesn't work for me and even though your pronounciation was good, I unfortunately couldn't understand the full title of the knitting magazine. Thank you!!
Ah thank you so much!! Yeah I'm really bad at uploading on Ravelry, but I'll be sure to do that soon :) The magazine is called Constanze Strickmoden and it's Heft 4. Did you try putting the link in the wayback machine? wayback-api.archive.org/. The page isn't live anymore, but if you chuck the url into that website you should be able to find it (if you scroll down and click on the image of the pattern, it'll take you to a pdf file with the pattern). I hope that helps :)
My shoulder has now thankfully fully healed and I'm not experiencing any pain and discomfort luckily. Thanks to everyone for all the well wishes! :D
Glad to hear that your shoulder is doing better. Your vest looks great. Not seeing the "skew" on the neck ribbing.
Thank you!!! Ah then it might just be me from staring at it for ages 😂😂
I really like the yoke of your German Vintage sweater. 🧶 I'm glad your shoulder is healed. 💜
Thank you very much!!! xx
Try using Roxanne Richardson's video on the tubular cast-on, the provisional method. So much easier than any other version I have seen so far. Makes that lovely rounded edge, without a lot of fuss.
Oooh thanks a lot!! Funnily enough I checked out the Very Pink knits tutorial an hour ago and it sounds just like the one from Roxanne -- I'll go and have a look at that one as well -- thanks!! :))
i love that you experiment!
i think it's honestly the best way to learn and get a full grasp.
with anything
Ah thank you so much, I've been really enjoying my knitting process in the past couple of months :D
Wow very impressive work on the German vintage pattern! It reminds me a bit of the Anker Design by Petite Knit but I actually prefer this variation with the garter stitch, it seems more elevated. You should definitely put up your project on Ravelry, I'm sure many would appreciate your notes on this pullover. Would you mind telling the source again or how it's called? The link doesn't work for me and even though your pronounciation was good, I unfortunately couldn't understand the full title of the knitting magazine. Thank you!!
Ok lol sorry, I just saw that you have a full video on it. I'll watch it now, thanks for the detailed information :)
Ah thank you so much!! Yeah I'm really bad at uploading on Ravelry, but I'll be sure to do that soon :) The magazine is called Constanze Strickmoden and it's Heft 4. Did you try putting the link in the wayback machine? wayback-api.archive.org/. The page isn't live anymore, but if you chuck the url into that website you should be able to find it (if you scroll down and click on the image of the pattern, it'll take you to a pdf file with the pattern). I hope that helps :)
No worries! Thanks for watching!! :D
@@SejiFields Ahhh that's how it's done with the wayback machine! I didn't know that, this helped a lot thanks
@@juo8751 My pleasure!! :) xx