i knitted a pinterest inspired flower baby tee… it did not go as planned | 6 in 1 top knitting vlog

[@libertyprice263]

Having to reconnect with nature after losing time on a mistake in your knitting is so relatable, its rough but all I can say is that its part of the process

[@charlottecaywood1099]

Really enjoy watching someone troubleshoot their way through a knit project. Watching you problem solve encourages me to keep problem solving on my projects!

[@yasmeenelgayli2808]

all the hard work (and unfortunate circumstances

[@natashacrawf]

thank you so much 🥰💫

[@dinannananna]

A creator showed me a trick for long tail cast on. You wrap your yarn around your needle x times for x stitches. So if I want to cast 100, I'll wrap my yarn 10 times and then take 10 of those lengths to give me 100. I usually end up with a decent tail but I have never run out of yarn!

[@natashacrawf]

oooh how did I not think of that!! genius

[@erinc492]

I carry my ends behind my work (wind them around the working yarn once after every stitch, behind the panel I'm knitting) if that helps! Great video as always-thank you :)

[@natashacrawf]

oh that’s a great idea! i’ll start doing that, thanks for sharing 💫

[@ozzyy2886]

hii loved the video and i GASPED when you tried it on - it looks so good!!!!

[@natashacrawf]

omg thank you so much 🥺🫶💫

[@nataliepetcoff5865]

Gorgeous makes! I have a tip for avoiding holes at the under arm! Just pick up more stitches than the pattern calls for in that transition from the top of sleeve to the body stitches. It takes me a few tries to see which area to row of stitches to pickup from that creates the least noticeable hole or just the nicest looking fabric. Then decrease that additional amount on the first round. For example, I generally pick up 1-4 additional stitches at the under arms to close up these gaps and decrease them over 1 or 2 rounds right after picking up for the sleeves but like you said, its hardly noticeable anyway!

[@natashacrawf]

thanks so much for this tip!! I will try it next time 🥰💫

[@Rachel13dw]

So glad to have found your channel - a fellow Scottish knitter!

[@Mar-sl6be]

Loooove the vibe of your vlogs

[@natashacrawf]

aww thank you 🥰

[@lfglws]

For the cast on's, I recently learned a cast on called "crochet cast on", where you cast on with a crochet hook and have basicially no long tail you have to measure up! You should definitely look into it, I've been loving it :)

[@natashacrawf]

I will look it up thank you!!🫶

[@sally9840]

girl i wouldve cried at some point if i were you😭 but the top is absolutely gorgeous!!

[@natashacrawf]

hahahahaha knitting is a lesson in patience frrr

[@fiddliedee01]

Loving your channel and seeing how you deal with issues you encounter in your knitting. I feel I live not too far from you (I'm in Greenock). A wee tip for getting the right lenth for long tail cast on is to wind the yarn around your needle for the amount of stitches you have to cast on and add about 8 -10 inches. I use Fiddle Stitch for designing colour work charts. 😍

[@natashacrawf]

ooh yay hi! Thanks for the tips, I will have to look into fiddle stitch 🫶

[@ptoste1]

So cool 😎 top! Love your choices and boldness. 👏👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩🤩👌👌👌👌If You want something you will do it! That’s amazing 🤩 ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@aurorastone160]

i recently found your videos and enjoy them so much

[@natashacrawf]

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[@artbhitec]

aww it's lovely! an instant subscribe from me