@@ilovejack100 thank you so much! It's so fun isn't it. I totally agree that the more space you have the easier it gets (especially outdoors space where you can let the yarn hang out to dry and drip water). I'm very clumsy too, there were some moments where I wished the camera was rolling because it would have made people laugh 😂

@@NewLeafDesigns LOL, if I still lived in Holland we could make a yarn dying comedy episode together...too bad I'm in Canada now and too old to keep travelling. Time to stay put and watch you wonderful young folks make your amazing creations! I do love the colour combinations you made. I'm going to try fuscia and green in my next dye pot. I love Scheepjes yarn bases.

Hi Laura! Great question. Does your tank top have any ribbing at the hem or is it only knit stitch? You could definitely just use the steps for knit sts of this cast on, although I would always recommend to add some kind of ribbed edge for a tank top.

@@katherineh9406 thank you so much! I initially only used this bind off for socks, but now I just use it for any kind of ribbing, as you said it works great for hems!

@@hiwwelsche336 herzlichen Dank für die Nachricht, das freut mich sehr!

@@belindashort7191 thank you so much, I'm so glad to hear it!

@@cassandracurtis7207 oohhh beautiful!!

@@cmbergersct3492 thank you so much! Great questions. I think you could definitely make it wider. My border is 5 sts, so if you use an odd nr of sts as well that should be fine. I used the same needle size (and same yarn) as the main part of the blanket, which meant I picked up 2 sts for every 3 rows or something like that to keep it from waving. Using a smaller needle could help, but you would still need to skip a stitch every so often. Plus, it might make the border too rigid which means it folds in on itself. I'd give it a try on maybe 20cm of the border and see what it does.

@@anniekschriever307 dankjewel Anniek!

@@lallaward2862 thank you so much! Hello from Scotland 😊

You can turn on the closed captions if you click on the CC at the bottom of the video, and if you go into "settings" you can turn on the auto translate and choose your preferred language :)

@@hannekegroot5651 thank you so much!

Today is a big day, I’m ready to cast off a pair of socks with 1X1 ribbing, and I do knit continental. Thanks so much.

@@gracejones6324 thank you for giving it a try!

Thank you Cassandra! I'm having so much fun getting to know how it works

Thank you Kristina! :D

It's so great isn't it that they have got this new yarn line! I've done a bit of dyeing now with the Jacquard dyes (video coming soon) and I do have to say it is quite challenging as you can't really predict the colour beforehand, but it's still so fun!

@@inesw.7024 yes so exciting!! Can't decide which colour to do first haha

@@NewLeafDesigns haha, I totally understand 🤣

@@juliebradshaw3496 I'm winding a couple of them into mini skeins so I can experiment even more! Really curious to see the results too 😁

Yesss can't wait to try them out!!

It really is such a fun clay to try! I think the DAS brand clay is available in the US as well and otherwise the Crayola brand looks like they have the same thing too :)

Hmm good question, its kind of difficult to explain haha. I do hsave some longer format tutorial videos and in most of them I hold the yarn righthanded. As those videos are longer you might be able to get an idea of how I hold it

I just did a quick Ravelry search, there's this one by Petite Knit: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/zipper-jacket And this one by Tanis Lavallee which looks gorgeous: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/rr-hoodie

Thank you so much! It's such a nice stretchy edge isn't it, it's still my favourite :)