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@@heybanana42 you should just measure yours with a measuring tape because your row gauge might be different :) you might also want a different length depending on your head size!

thank you so much!! 🥰

hmm probably a little more? I haven't done the same project both styles to compare the yarn amounts, you could do a swatch and compare, that would be interesting to know!

do you mean the inside seam of the button band? it does have a slight raised edge from where you're picking up stitches. the buttonholes themselves don't have a raised edge

@@bobamatcha9323 you cast on that same number regardless! this tutorial starts the same way whether you’re doing it flat or in the round, you’ll see in the video when i switch to in the round and you can just skip that part :)

@@starcrossedknits thank you so much! this is my first time knitting in the round or double knitting

@@starcrossedknits i have another question. im doing the same amount of cast ons with 4.5 mm needles and worsted weight yarn the width turned out to be 3 and a half inches instead of 2 and a half. do you know what im doing wrong?

@@bobamatcha9323 you should look up "gauge" - basically people have different ways of holding yarn and that means that they can use the same yarn and needle size, but it comes out to be a different size because they knit looser or tighter. since you're using the same stitch count and yarn as me but yours is coming out bigger, if you size down your needle size, that will help it come out smaller (by making your stitches be tighter). or if you like the fabric of yours or don't have a smaller needle, you can just cast on fewer stitches (i think 18 or 20 should bring you around 2.5). but also i'm not sure how much you knit before you measured that, sometimes the cast-on is a little wider, so i'd knit at least 1.5" or so before you measure the width

@@lanastraea Thanks so much for the kind feedback!! Usually I only make tutorials when I can’t find one that has *everything* I want, so it’s nice to hear it stood out from the other ones you watched!

@@shayehaling6558 i’m so glad it was helpful!! ❤️

@@ellajakovickas aw thanks so much for watching and for saying that!

@@margalliti thank you so much!! it’s called the “tied & true cardigan” and is available on my website (starcrossedknits . com) or ravelry & etsy 💗

@@Step2Rhonda it’s available on my website and on ravelry! it’s called the “tied & true cardigan” by starcrossed knits 💗

@@emiknits02 Oh no, bummer! I try not to share patterns that are unavailable but I made this video 10 months ago so I can’t really remember at this point, sorry! I like to include things for the inspiration as well, like to highlight various elements that characters tend to wear, even if you’re not able to literally recreate it

@@tejirid that makes me so happy!!!!

@@VioletGreen-v5s sorry no i never made a pattern for it!! this video wasn’t that popular for whatever reason so i havent done many more looks into designing but maybe something i’ll revisit again in the future!

thank you ☺️

@@malgorzatasenderek6981 I’m so glad it was helpful!! my favorite colorwork technique by far, so I’m really happy to share it with others 🥰

by braid design, do you mean the v-shaped stitches? that's called a "knit" stitch :) and yes you totally can, just follow the beginning steps with your needles, and skip the chapters "knitting in the round" and "casting off in the round"

@@starcrossedknits yes Thank you so much

thanks so much! i did line my bag, i just used some spare cotton fabric and whip-stitched it to the inner top hem of the bag

Aw I'm so glad! Yep the bust sizes in the chart are the finished size. The sweater doesn't have any bust shaping for instance, but I haven't designed mens' sweaters before so I'm not 100% sure on what qualifies something as gender neutral or not.. I would check against the sizing chart, and if you want to adjust I'm happy to help advise (eg for broader shoulders, larger biceps, longer arms, whatever)!

@@LillyKiarraGolden a great fb marketplace find!!

@@starcrossedknitsIS THAT A REAL EAMES CHAIR?! So jealous

@@matchaaa111 noo it’s a vintage replica from the 70s! i think the brand is selig

@@taeti07 🥹🤍

we got so lucky renting this place!!

aw that makes me so happy!!

this is using stranded knitting with 3 colors per row (dark green, light green, and white) plus a little bit of duplicate stitch for embroidering in the red and blue flower afterwards :)

by “where the v-neck starts” do you mean the bottom of the v neck like at the front? if so then yes. if you mean where the front shoulder stitches meet the back of the neck, then no you could skip a stitch there

And are you blocking your cardigan before you make the border band?

@@MyYvonne45 personally i did not- but i did block my gauge swatches, for both the cardigan and the double-knitting gauge swatch (as many people have different tension in double knitting, and you want the row gauge to match or you want to pick up according to the row gauge ratio). i prefer to block once everything is complete!

It’s definitely overdue for a revamp. I’m thinking maybe the magazine was McCalls Needlework and Crafts.

i saw that one, someone posted it on reddit sometime last year! love that this tapestry has been inspiring fiber & textile fans for decades, it’s such a special piece! i was a big fan of it for many years before i ever picked up a knitting needle. personally i am really drawn to the density of all the flowers in the garden so the 80s one didn’t speak to me quite as much, its more spaced out with large flowers

@@starcrossedknits Yeah, I wasn’t excited by the 80s one. If I’m remembering correctly it also had a white background which just felt off somehow. Looking forward to seeing what you do with it in the end. :)

i haven't released it yet but i want to sometime later this month or in july, i just got sidetracked with getting out some other patterns first! and aw i love that your cousin says it this way too, it seems like the less common pronunciation! i was named after my grandmother ♥

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it looks like stockinette stitch, but lays flat (unlike stockinette, which curls). so it's a nice option when you don't want the look of a ribbed button band :) i think it adds a really nice and neat looking finished edge

Because it's pretty and gives the sweater a polished finish

agreed on the ranunculus 🫣 i like mohair held with other things but i probably use it less than a lot of other knitters