How’s It REALLY Going?🤞Sea Glass Make Along Update! 🧥 I tried it on, and here’s what happened...

[@carotrike]

I love your version of the Seaglass cardifan. I don't think it looks too bright at all, it looks like tweed because of the colours!

[@dmcgw2]

Your sweater colors are stunning, Mark! I can’t wait to see the finished product!❤

[@MakerMarkKnits]

Thank you so much! I haven't touched it for the past week - but I'm excited to get to work and get it off the needles :)

[@hildachairez-perez2351]

Thank you for a great video. Your stitching is amazingly beautiful!! Love, love your sweaters! I am working on the Field Cardigan ad I learn from your video. It sure made the pattern read easier! I love the way you teach ! Thank you for your teaching!

[@skcro8r]

I love the color combination you chose. They look wonderful together! I’m very interested in your steeking video when you go to cut the cardigan.

[@Geeguess]

I just watched Inca of Knitting Traditions and she made a mini sea glass sweater for her daughter, very cute. I might have to think about one

[@cardiganwhorder]

I just found your channel by doing a search on the seaglass sweater. I'm so happy to see the progress of this knit a long. I've never done stranded or color work before, so this seems a bit indimitating. But I would love to at least track down all my wool yarn sraps and swatch! Thank you for creating such a great channel and giving me the confidence to try more complex projects.

[@patriciawilliams3006]

Bit late to the party but I have not long found you and have decided to make the sea glass cardigan, have sent for my supplies and will get on as soon as it arrives.

[@KatyB-GryffindorChaser]

Love your intro!

[@beebe7477]

You are such a calm gentle soul, and your knitting is off the charts!

[@christinevalentine3373]

Thanks Mark, I like your cardigan, the colours are great. It’s quite surprising how the colours merge into each other the further away you are from the subject. It’s very much like pointillism. Just a bunch of dots which make the brain view the whole. It’s fascinating. I’m not in this MKAL but I have the pattern (I have a lot of patterns 🤣 and if I finish the shawl I am working on for a friend’s wedding gift I will try to join you if you are taking late sign ups.

[@christenagervais7303]

I love your little suitcase!😊

[@stephenleblanc3591]

The colors look great on you.

[@recycleonwednesdays]

These colors are gorgeous!

[@stephaniebenson2501]

Your Sea glass looks fantastic!

[@blackhellebore89]

I've never been first on a video! Happy making!

[@jennenns654]

Hi Mark. I didn't sign up for the knit along because I was already quite a ways done my seaglass cardigan. I have however knitted the body as called for in the pattern and since finished the body and bottom ribbing began to deal with the ends. I am quite concerned since I used mostly super wash yarn, my knots are not holding tight. I tried some different fabric glues and that was not going to work. Here is hoping once I pick up the button band it will be ok.

[@TheSablelou]

Oh Mark your sweater is just beautiful!

[@anitamadtes877]

So looking forward to seeing your steeking video! Having a great time with this MAL!

[@ginninadances]

One of the things that the ravelry group war really good for was getting me started in the cardigan. I went to their discord for help after hitting a wall very early. Their response was "read the glossary." I'm not a rude human so i didn't shout back at them "bro! I wouldn't be here if the answer was there!" Then i remembered that the Rav community might have been kinder to the lord obvious folks. Low and behold. Someone had already asked that very question and another member answered in a way that made perfect sense! I never went back to t heir discord to give them a gentle nudge. Perhaps an offline email would be better? I'm sure we weren't the only ones with that problem, and if i got that response without that community, then i wouldn't be inclined to knit anything of theirs and give them an unfavorable review when it's clear they really put a lot into it

[@janemarriott3389]

I’m very excited to watch your steeking process!

[@nalanbilgic2633]

Love your cardigan. Gorgeous.

[@marietappin9900]

Absolutely stunning! Always enjoy your podcasts.

[@elanamarie]

Your cardi looks awesome. Love the colors. Excited to watch you steek. I have so many cardigans I have saved but do not want to work flat.

[@emandem9]

Mark! Is that a new field cardigan? It’s beautiful. As always I love your videos. :)

[@MakerMarkKnits]

Indeed it is!! I'm sharing all about my process in this coming Saturday's video :)

[@agillsfo]

I love your voice! And you and your podcasts. Your new sweater is really lovely and looks great on you! I’m looking forward to the finished project. ❤ Angela

[@kathysewon]

Your sweater looks great colors are wonderful, I started the cardigan, but all of the chaos of all the ends drove me nuts, I hated it so much then realized I knit for the joy of it so I quit. Maybe I will try a hat. Your steeking information is encouraging I haven't done that yet. I am enjoying following your progress even though I gave up. Thank you for your encouraging videos.

[@sapphirecamui6447]

Second comment, 4th viewer? it was uploaded 1 minute before i saw it, lol Such calming voice, something i needed.

[@ginninadances]

I've been gravitating towards the calm ones lately.

[@thizizliz]

That is a killer design - seems that no matter what color way people choose, it comes out great. The shoulder cape is beautiful and looks handy. Yours is fantastic, Mark. Enjoy.

[@Kristel280]

Hey Mark! I sent you a postcard to your box 😊 from Estonia. You should be reciving it in couple of weeks. My name is Kristel. I am a 36 year old woman. The card is not from a child, even though it might look like it 😅 Happy knitting!❤

[@selina.yoongi]

i am ~3 cm/1 inch under the sleeves, but i got a bit worried about how "long" it would take me to finish - so i switched up a bit and i am now working on the sleeve 1) even if its short i could "wear it" as a bolero style cardigan. when i have both sleeves i will go back to work on the body. 2) i can avoid sleeve island ;) 3) i might have to buy more yarn so would at least have the sleeves done with the same colour lot as the direct connected body

[@ginninadances]

I decided to start tying the faux steek edges as i go so i don't keep having to look at them :)

[@catie5939]

You are so organized. I just started mine the other day and have a disaster basket that I'm working out of. 💀 My ADHD finds such peace and calm from your whole knitting aura 💜

[@FuzzyBunnyofInle]

The incomplete sweater is a jaunty, saucey little midriff piece. Sassy!

[@carsonfeddersen9705]

Do you Make blanket's