Makes sense now!

I absolutely love the linen stitch. Adding this to my projects list and Ill be using the same colour scheme ❤

How is this different than the older version?

Really nice. I like the solidity of it, and likelier a heavier blanket

I was wondering if this is a type of double knitting? Your blanket is beautiful!

Beautiful

Please show it in action.

It would be great to get a rose tonal or pink tonal. Those are hard to find. Thanks

I just wove a scarf at 23 epi with this yarn in a twill pattern, it’s quite suitable for warp I had no problems with tension and not a single broken warp thread, after hand washing and tumble drying the scarf it turned out incredible, very lightweight, enough to keep you warm in winter but light enough to wear in spring without getting overheated. Don’t be afraid of using it as warp yarn because it’s strong enough to handle whatever tension you can give it yet delicate enough to make lightweight fabric that’s solid, if you warp at 23epi, doing a 2x2 twill your weft should be about 20 picks per inch, but you could do 25 picks per inch for even denser fabric. I only lost about 3” of length after wet setting, it was woven at 75” and it’s now 72”, it would probably not shrink at all if i wove it at 25 picks per inch. I can’t even describe how soft it is

Impressive!

Nah, you're doing just fiiiiine plus, that piece of work looking really good 😊 What matters is having a great time and doing it as often as you like.. that reminds me I should retake my pending projects hehe

I can't find it on the knit picks website. Would like to purchase

No sound?

Wow, that’s exciting! I would really like to see it working, please☺️ also it would be awesome if someone could give a review. How much yarn will it hold at one time? Thank you so much.

When my oldest was on manual dialysis he never let it get him down. He would pack all his dialysis supplies for the day into a backpack and head off to Disneyworld. He would tell their medical area he would need an IV Pole and a sterile room to do his dialysis, and they provided it to him He did that almost every week until He received a kidney transplant in early 2000. He passed away on Dec10, 2022 from a medical issue and another infection he had caught.

To me, knitting is about the process. Seeing your creation come to life with every row. It's relaxing and meditative.

That's awesome! It's not a race; as long as it gets done, you win. (Just ask WIP mountain in my living room.) :-)

You're making me cry. I dont think I could never makes something this beautiful

What is the brand of the green yarn you are using please?

hi, quick question (beginner here) - when you rinse in cold water, wont the change in temperature of the water felt your yarn? thank you

Wow!!!!🎉

For me the pain of magic loop is having to slide the stitches from middle to the needle. But it seems that here you’re also having to slide them every time?

Thank you so much. This pattern was a pleasure to learn. I didn't know Zack was German. Also appreciated that you pointed out about the stitches on the sides stopping the curling. Also I'm going to use for a hand towel later as I give 1:00 1:00 a lot of these articles as gifts. They often wind up in Christmas bags. I appreciate what you're doing. You make it look easy and it is easy. Thank you again❤

Beautiful!! ❤ Excellent job!

Just lovely!!! Well done!

I’m just learning the process of acid dying my home spun wool. I noticed you didn’t wear a respirator mask? Is it necessary? (I haven’t bought one yet) Thanks

I started this project back in 2019. Now in 2025 I’ve come here again to see how to bind off. I agree with other comments, I never thought knitting would be so expensive

Whoowee, this both sides now shawl is spicy!

Ah yes. I love yarn sales

love to see and hear about these wonderful yarns, butttt..... could you also show finished projects for these yarns. pictures are great but i think a live person talking and showing there complete project would say a lot. just a suggestion. happy new year.🙂

So I am using a 60 inch cable and as my blanket is growing it's hard to manage the length of cable. I feel like I'm constantly readjusting. Any tips or tricks?

I have more resolve than that.

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I have the black swift that you were selling about a year or so ago. It’s beautiful but…it squeaks. The swift makes this weird whining squeaky sound when spinning. Doesn’t seem to matter what weight of yarn or how fast/slow I wind from it. Any ideas what is causing that and how to fix it?

Lol. The story of my crafting and knitting life!!!!

😂😂 no kidding!

what if you have to decrease and knit 2 tog and the one stitch is on the other needle?

In case anyone stumbles on here before finding other videos with clear demos from cast on forward, "The Unapologetic Knitter" and "B.Hooked Knitting" BOTH have fabulous videos explaining the process entirely. "B.Hooked Knitting" has a tutorial from cast-on to cast-off and "The Unapologetic Knitter" actually even has tutorials on how to frog both single-colour and two-colour brioche, as well as how to knit in the round and flat. I'm over half way done a scarf in brioche and it is my first time knitting it and it was thanks to these two creators that I'm where I'm at with my project!

I can’t believe how much Knit Picks has changed over the last few months! It is a new online store!! Wow

I just gave my mom a pair of socks in the Mt Tabor colorway for Christmas!

That is me right now. Guess that sqeater is a July birthday gift now.

How do you start this from scratch? i.e. do you cast on the same number of stiches(odd #?/extra stitch) on each set of corded needles ?

This is great! You inspired me to go work on my Y2K eye searing Icelandic style yoke sweater (can't remember the right term. ). Great job!

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Super awesome!!

You did very beautiful work!!!

Wow! gorgeous outfit and quick thinking in getting another garment from one. Happy Holidays!

Such an absolutely gorgeous sweater! You knit so beautifully! It’s your 3rd sweater that you have made? Wow! Very impressive. I love the way that you color coordinated your entire outfit.

What pattern is that?

What is the purpose? If you don't have long enough needle to work all the stitches on one needle? Is that the only reason?