How to Knit a Sweater - Lesson 6 (Part 1 of 3)

[@greenmouli]

Love that cardigan you're wearing.... Is that cable pattern? Do you have that pattern on the top?

[@liablitzkrieg]

Nina, I also have a question about decreasing for the neck. Let me know if I have this right. my start of the round is initially at the back of the left shoulder. So I would knit to where I would bind off for the neck. Would I then start knitting as if my start of my new row is just after the bound off stitches? So bind off, lets say 20 stitches for my crew, knit back to where my bound off stitches started, then knit flat on the ws ? Does that make sense? Am I on the right track?

[@PorcObby]

Hi Nina! I know this is an old lesson, but I've been following along on my own. Your tutorial is fantastic, but I am stuck at the point where you begin the neckline. I don't understand how to go from working in the round to working flat. Do you divide the whole thing in half and use two sets of straight needles? Then what about the gap that would make at the sides? I'm very confused and I can't find any other bottom-up tutorials to check. Thank you for your help!

[@hannahcrosbie7364]

Hey, I've finished my sleeves and my body up to the required point...except on regular needles. I've just purchased a circular needle, but I have no clue how to put my pieces onto it as I had not knitted them on a circular needle. Can someone please help? Preferably before Christmas, thanks! :)

[@lalainealtmyer4983]

Hi Nina. Where can I find/purchase the pattern of the sweater you are wearing on this video? I tried to check your designs at knitpicks but didn't find it.

[@pennyyoder1936]

ok I have knit in the round up to my neck and bound off my stitches therefore breaking the round. but where the round ends is not at the bound off edges. so do I rearrange the stitches on my needles so I can knit flat?

[@Ranilt]

just what I needed! tnx!

[@PorcObby]

I get it now. Thank you so much!

[@tammya3140]

Thank you!