KNITTIMELAPSE⎮Top Down Cabled Sweater

Here's the link to the FREE PATTERN:
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From start to finish, I knit a top down cabled sweater. There's a lot of unravelling to fix mistakes, and I try to decide between a tapered sleeve or a balloon sleeve.
I also show how I wet block the final piece which is also how I like to maintain and wash my knitted pieces.
MATERIALS
Patons Classic Wool Yarn Worsted Weight in Dark Grey Mix (reused from previous project)
US size 7 or 4.5mm circular needles (16" for sleeves)
US size 7 or 4.5mm circular needles (36" for body)
US size 7 or 4.5mm double pointed needles
Tapestry needle
Scissors
Stitch Markers
Row Counter
MUSIC
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[@MsAmira1988]

Wow you have so much patience to unravel each time you see something that doesn't work! I really admire that. Beautiful pattern

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you for the comment. Yes, I feel like it's all worth it in the end.

[@promilanarula2071]

@@ToTheKnitPoint NJu

[@mysteriass]

I can relate to the unraveling so much... My mum always tells me I'm insane to redo something... But there's just something at the back of one's mind that won't let you continue until you sort out the mistake or if the look isn't what one wants... Thank you for the amazing content...

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I agree with you. Thanks for the comment :)

[@nadiaarsenijevic8594]

Right!! I prefer spending more time unraveling and redoing but eventually being happy with what I did. If I keep going I know that at the end I won't be 100% satisfied!

[@aestheticanzi]

Yeeah true...my mom and sister always scold me or ask me why i always unravel after so hard work. But doesn't your yarn looks not so nice after you redo again and again??

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

@@aestheticanzi Yes, the yarn gets kinks, but it's still workable for me. Plus, I find wet blocking helps to smooth everything out in the end.

[@tonivalentine5231]

So glad to see I’m not the only person who has to adjust and take back multiple times. It’s just so worth it at the end.

[@akshathakini157]

This was mind blowing for a beginner knitter like me! Thank you so much for walking us through it. Very inspiring 😊❤️

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

You're welcome!

[@ldshook62]

It's beautiful! Hope you love it, too. Thanks for showing the truth, which is that a big part of knitting is recognizing mistakes, ripping out, and trying again. A good metaphor for life and a lesson in humility!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Yes, knitting can be so philosophical!

[@heyBrownBerry]

I love that you showed what is often a very real process for most of us! It’s so important to see that these handmade items don’t just magically go from a ball of yarn to a garment. Thank you so much for taking all the time to put this together. The sweater looks great!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed!

[@barbarastadler6699]

I am VERY NEW to top down sweater knitting (and a left-handed knitter to boot). Watching your video has given me the courage to rip out what does not look right. I just finished a sweater for my adult daughter and realized the sleeves did not match. I only had to rip 5 inches but do not think I would have done this had I not watched your video first. By the way, I clamped the 2 sleeves together with a huge binder clip while I made the corrections. Worked like a charm!! Thanks for a great tutorial!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Sorry for the late reply. Using the clamps sounds like a great hack to keep the 'live' stitches in tact. As a new knitter, it's very creative of you to come up with this idea. Thanks so much for sharing this with me. I'm sure knitters of all levels will appreciate this tip. Happy knitting Barbara! :)

[@Emily-vs9ju]

I always thought myself as a failure for having to keep unraveling and knitting again….this has proven me wrong!!! The sweaters amazing

[@the.empress.missjena]

This actually makes sweater knitting feel accessible to me. Thank you!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

You're welcome! :)

[@littleskivvies6627]

Watching this has inspired me to just rip out the sleeve I messed up on my first ever sweater. I have been neglecting to go back so many rows but i just gotta do it ..

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I think you will feel so satisfied after doing so especially if you've been putting it off for a while! Glad I was able to motivate you :)

[@theweatherisaokay4964]

The scariest part in my knitting used to be unravel, and you just took away my fear. I might as well take out all my unfinished project which need to unravel and knit it again rather than leaved it in their pouch for so long.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I'm so glad to hear this. Mistakes will happen but it's okay, you can always fix it in knitting!

[@kirajiya]

i literally just started knitting this exact pattern! i'm so excited to finish it now thanks for the video!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

You're welcome! :)

[@Brott1111]

It is very inspiring how you take steps back in order to improve. Thanks for this beautiful video!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to leave this lovely comment :) ps. sorry for the late reply

[@pherja]

I’m not a knitter at all (looking for a person do make a specific sized doll sweater…) but the idea that you can keep trying on the sweater at different stages just to make sure…. is such an amazing concept to me. And the fact that you have no qualms about starting over really says a lot about your skill and ability. Amazing stuff! This was fun to watch!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed :)

[@user-jt5sd8bt6x]

Точно такой же свитер связала 30 лет назад, только с вшивным рукавом. Сама придумывала узор . Надо же совпало 🙂👍

[@phoener]

Thank you so much for this video. It made me realize that it is worth unraveling something that isn’t working in order to try again. I’d unraveled, frogged, and tinked the Simple Swancho from MDK many times. I’d get upset with myself for errors or misunderstandings, and wonder if I should just ditch the project and use the wool for something else. But I love the wool, and am intrigued by the pattern, so I definitely want to finish it. You showed me that it's okay to start again and to experiment if need be, just to have a garment that I will love wearing. I love the sweater you made and hope you enjoy it for a long time. You look great in it!

[@gio4461]

Thanks for the lovely video. I have knit since I was a child, but I haven’t done any projects at all in recent years. I’m definitely feeling inspired to pick it up again. Knitting has gotten me through some of the worst moments in my life. Definitely teaches you patience, resilience, and how to forgive yourself when you make mistakes. Can’t wait to start this piece!

[@dutifuldoe]

I really appreciate you sharing each time you unraveled to retry a section. I do the same all the time, and sometimes I wonder if I do it too much, but once I have the finished product, I love it more because I know I puzzled it out as I went. Thanks for sharing your making process!

[@jenniebugs1]

If I try to unravel I lose my place, some stitches - and then get disheartened. You have the patience of a SAINT!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

It's part of the process for me :) Plus it's all worth it in the end

[@zoeleue9074]

Thank you for showing knitters everywhere that it's okay to unravel, that you should be happy with the finished product, even if it means going back. What a lovely sweater!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you :)

[@desireeyarber2808]

Thank you for taking the time to document and share your process. It's especially helpful to see how you customized your sweater to your preferences and reknit it to get it just the way you wanted it. So cute!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you so much for the kind comment :)

[@sherryedwards9571]

Your sweater is really pretty! I loved this video. I love that you shared everything. Knitting, knitting mistakes, corrections and then starting over. The final piece is really nice. Now I can relax and know sometimes that’s just what it takes. Thank you for sharing.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

You're so very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed this :)

[@jessicavsbridget]

Thank you for the honesty to show the trial and error process and giving a realistic look into what goes into handmade creations.

[@landry891]

Raglan sweaters are so simple yet satisfying to knit. Yours turned out beautiful!!!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you!

[@vicoen]

Love your videos! For the sleeve-not-looking-right situation, I usually do one sleeve, see what needs to be adjusted, do the adjustment to the other sleeve without unraveling the first one yet, try and compare, then decide which one needs to be unraveled. Personally I think it’s more convenient and you only need to unravel once if you end up using the original version. Hope it helps 😊

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thanks for the comment! Normally I would do what you suggested, but at the time I didn't think I would go for a balloon sleeve at all which was why I unravelled everything. Thanks for the suggestion though. It always good to be more mindful next time :)

[@fabsouv2508]

I must have cried inside 100 times watching this.

[@Happinessiscrossstitching]

This was amazing to watch, I loved it! I have never knit a top down garment before as I was taught to knit on straight needles , and to be honest I never understood the concept of top down but this showed me how, thankyou!

[@leticiagarcia2159]

I don’t know how to knit with circular needles or crochet, but I learn how to loom knit and I love it 🥰, I think any type of knitting it relaxes your mind while knitting, the sweater that this lady knit is beautiful, would love how to loom knit it.

[@GracefullyUnraveled]

Honestly, I would have given up if I had to unravel that many times, way to persevere!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Perseverance is definitely a lesson knitting has taught me :)

[@DruidBarbariansCampfire]

Ahhh yessss. Another time lapse video! ❤️ I really want to knit a sweater with a bunch of cables now…

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Happy to inspire :)

[@dandelion8128]

i felt physical pain every time you unraveled that sweater, the dedication is amazing.

[@annfield7356]

Wonderful job Such patience I agree if it is not “right” it’s not right I would have made it longer and less “ bulky” around the middle but am in awe of your talent and patience

[@cherylspersonalchannel9446]

Thanks so much for sharing this! It's brilliant! I've never made a sweater and I'm not a knitter, anyway. I'm a crocheter. Nevertheless, some day I might crochet a sweater and it's very educational to watch the construction process sped up.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I'm glad you enjoyed :)

[@ladyamberskye]

I love how relaxing your videos are. Watching your progress and even the unraveling and reknitting.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thanks so much :)

[@helenjohannesman9165]

What a nice sweater! I hope you're really happy with it.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I'm so happy with it ;)

[@shirleycoonce8726]

Wow... what persistence...your patience with it was unbelievable. I dont think I could have done it. Good job. Triple A's for effort and expertise.

[@justme6934]

Just WOW! As a beginner knitter, I feel like your skills are unattainable. Absolutely amazing!!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Oh, I've been knitting for about 5 years now but thank you! :)

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Oh wait, I know what you mean now LOL You can definitely get to where I'm at, it just takes practice!

[@justme6934]

@@ToTheKnitPoint lol wow! Your skills are wonderful ! I wonder where my knitting will take me in 5 years! :)

[@marywilson6760]

It's another Wow from me too. It is Gorgeous. Love the pattern and yarn colour. You are so talented and very patient unraveling till you are happy with your work. Sadly I think this would be too difficult for me, love cables though. I have only knitted baby top down jumper/cardigan but would love to try a simple top down jumper for myself sometime. Thank you for sharing this excellent video.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thanks so much! You should try knitting a jumper for yourself. Its the same thing as a top down baby jumper/cardigan, just with more stitches to accomodate for adult size. As for the construction and the steps, it's the same thing. I'm sure you can achieve it :)

[@allyleech]

This is stunning. Love the cables on you

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you :)

[@IB-sl8sv]

So great to not be afraid to make a mistake. Alter size when it doesn't work for you. Great video thanks

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you for the comment :)

[@dostagirl9551]

I stumbled across your channel and immediately watched every single video you've uploaded. These are so soothing. Love the little captions and music choices. Also love the craftsmanship and that you use materials that are easily available to everyone such as your yarn choices and what I believe are the Loops and Thread Interchangeable needle sets found at craft shops such as Michaels. Really highlights the fact that you don't need a 200 dollar needle set or 25.00 per skein yarn to make beautiful finished garments.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thanks so much! It's nice to have more high end tools/yarn once in a while, especially if it's a treat for oneself. But I've always felt it's the effort and care that's invested into a knitted project that truly shines in the end. So in this case, quality is what matters most to me. Plus, I always need to touch and feel yarn before I buy it LOL so being able to pop into my local Micheals to feel the yarn is super important when purchasing! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for watching the rest of them! :)

[@creativity7510]

So beautiful design

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you so much

[@ikaroxanne]

I am crocheter. But I find very interesting with knitting. I've try to knit for the first time before, it's very difficult for me to handle the both needle 😅 I hope one fine day I could do better in knitting 😍

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

If you crotchet, you can definitely knit. It just takes practice and persistence :) Don't give up!

[@marylofranco9432]

dang girl you absolutely crushed this!! that would be like my life’s work. seriously super inspiring. i also really appreciated your editing with the pauses for descriptions of what you were doing. and it was good to know other people unravel too! i just finished a scarf pattern today and unraveled it several times to fix little things -good to know i’m not the only one. anyways - GREAT WORK!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thanks so much :)

[@rachelraye285]

This was amazing to watch and encouraging. I have knitted a few projects and ready to start my first sweater 🥰. So nervous but it is good to know that even the most talented knitters such as yourself are willing to unravel and try again!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Good luck on your first sweater! And don't give up, you won't regret it :)

[@cathyinmt]

Incredible results!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank so much

[@simonederobert1612]

Thank you for this video. I have been curious about top-down knitting and how much easier, faster it is supposed to be. Long ago, I switched from piece knitting to circular needle knitting because I also sew, and to me, sewing skill is fine with already woven fabrics and much like putting together a puzzle (a fun time with family when growing up), but definitely not any fun at all to weave (knit) the fabric and then sew it together. Seems like double work as far as I am concerned. I also really love cables. Additionally, I hate having to carry a purse, so pockets are necessary. So I made several patterns knit from the bottom up, all in one piece without seams, with a through-pocket (like those found in hoodies), gussets to ease stress and avoid holes at the underarms, and with a glorious number and variety of cables. I wanted to know if this was possible from the top down, and your video was the only one I found with cables. So, thank you for your patience, and for your work. However, if this is the way cables turn out when knit top-down, I think I will pass. Reason: not enough cables, plus, it really doesn't seem 'easier' or 'faster' to me for the product at the end.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you for commenting and sharing!

[@littlebrookreader949]

OH, WOW! Beautiful! And looks so comfy! What skill you have!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you :)

[@succusus]

Love these, motivates me to go back and fix my mistakes

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Glad you enjoyed, thanks for the nice comment :)

[@sabinaszymanska2522]

A LOT of work. Congrats. I wish to knit sweater.

[@YolaResa]

It's so nice. I love your channel and your editing style.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you

[@Enig_Mata]

I love the change you made to this pattern to reduce the width of the cable panels. Looks amazing. I appreciate that your show beautiful, yet accessible options for knitters. Knitting does not have to be done on super expensive needles with alpaca/silk/mohair blend. There are many good free patterns out there and imagination is key. Thank you. One question... the first time you unraveled the sleeves - what did you not like about them and what did you change for the final sleeves.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

The first attempt was balloon sleeves. Then I changed my mind and tried to go for straighter sleeves, but it fit really awkwardly. Plus, it looked odd to me. From the forearm to the wrist, it was too fitted. So finally, I went with my initial sleeve which was the balloon sleeve. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for commenting :)

[@nourobtrn2594]

Hii ! I just discovered your channel and I'm in love please never stop making videos all your videos are amazing Sending you lots of love ♥♥♥

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you!

[@Exayevie]

Either you've been working on this video for two years, or you knit much faster than I do.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I'm a slow knitter. But perseverance! :)

[@JolslifeVlog]

Wow amazing I wanted to learn knitting

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you

[@Chameleon-wq4ul]

OMG. I use the same technique to correct my mistakes so that I do not have to frog everything back.

[@jassconrad]

Never regret ripping out knit sisters !! I do this on every thing i make & it's always worth it.

[@marypfeffer997]

Gorgeous!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you

[@lydiah9392]

So satisfying to watch ☺️

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@marthastone415]

Absolutely stunning!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thanks so much

[@laurawalker711]

Wow! Amazing, great job to you!

[@dikeebhutia3531]

Pl. Step by step .I like it very much

[@Ellenelsje]

This video really makes me want to start knitting! Amazing that you have the patience to start over! The patterns on the website look great, so thanks for sharing that link! I would love to know what changes you made to this specific pattern? Thanks!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Hi, thanks for the comment! For the front and back panels, I left out some columns that border the main cable pattern. This gives it a more minimal look. And the sleeves were knit as the pattern called for. Also I went with balloon sleeves for my project.

[@incognito9313]

I would use lukewarm water for wet blocking. Cold water can shock the yarn and cause felting.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Actually, from my experience, warm water felts yarn. I always use cold because it doesn't disrupt the fabric in any way but still allows the stitches to relax.

[@KS95x]

This video cured my anxiety

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Hope all is well

[@softmeadowland3523]

So satisfying !

[@hajuzt]

Just wonderful!

[@aly_b]

I wish I knew how to knit. It looks beautiful 😻

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you :)

[@francadecembrotto37]

🌹♥️🌹che pace guardare le tue mani che lavorano.

[@quenamartins2084]

Gratefulness 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Grace-td4kl]

I’m knitting a sweater and this is my life with the unraveling and everyone thinks I’m insane but what’s the point of making it yourself if it isn’t how you want it! Im still eyeballing my collar and wanting to make it a little bigger

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Exactly! I think it's worth it to unravel and make it right - not perfect, but right :) Happy knitting!

[@user-pj9uj8rm9p]

Awe wow! I had no idea that you can fix mistakes like these with a hook!!🤩 Where to learn how to do it?

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Just search for 'how to pick up stitches with crochet hook" It's a great technique and it's easy! :)

[@Callamae251]

Amazing talent

[@PoniezandHorsez]

Where did you learn how to knit so amazingly?

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thanks so much, I bought a 'learn how to knit' book that came with a basic starter kit :) I don't think it's available anymore, but it was from Micheals Craft Store.

[@rosalidiahernandez8640]

Muy bonito pero .pero no se ve cuántos puntos para la distribución.y en español x favor así no puedo entender

[@YashibaSouma]

Me a novice knitter: wow… knitters have so much patience. Lol I mean… people have told me that while I was knitting as well but like…. I’m so slow and methodical because I never want to rip like that. I would cry each time from frustration haha. My patience have nothing on yours.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Slow and steady wins the race in your case :)

[@yuli9691]

I can't deal with so much unravelling, how do you even have the patience...

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

For me it's worth unravelling because I want to make sure I get a result I'm pleased and satisfied with, otherwise it just bugs me. Everyone's knitting process is different.

[@pattyjones657]

I love the patter of this sweater do you have a video on how to make this sweater? I would love to make it. Thanks!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I don't have a tutorial for this, sorry.

[@Foodiefoodie45]

Please share a full video

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

This is the full video... Is it possible you meant a tutorial? At the moment I'm only doing time lapses, or quick to the point tutorials. Unless there is more interest for detailed, long tutorials then I will consider doing those sort of videos :)

[@kaleighmarchand2047]

Beautiful

[@pekserik5782]

Bu yaptığınız,birçok sabırsız insana,sabredildiğinde sonucun çok güzel olacağını anlatıyor.Üstelik müsrif olmamayı,olmadığında savurup atmamayı anlatıyor.Malesef bu devirde insanlar çok savurgan.

[@alexandria2623]

the worst part about unraveling knitting for me is getting it back on the needle! that's half the reason i crochet more nowadays

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I suggest picking up the stitches using a much smaller needle. It makes it so much easier and faster. Then you can transfer the stitches back onto the regular needle and continue your project. Hope this helps and thanks for the comment :)

[@user-rh1fx1hs8b]

Очень бы хотелось мастер класс с переводом.

[@auntylinda7640]

Good jumper! Xxx

[@user-ch9cc7ce4d]

Love Love Love your video! May I ask how long it took to finish this sweater?

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you for the comment! It took me about 2 months because I kept changing my mind about the sleeve, and I put the project off for a while. Typically sweaters take me about 1-2 weeks if I dedicate my time to it.

[@rindawijaya6499]

Heyyy, I was wondering how do you get rid of the saddle shoulders?? I am still a newbie knitter 😭

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

This is a top down raglan sweater, so there is no saddle shoulder? I've never knit a saddle shoulder before. This pattern definitely does not include one for the shoulders. I recommend having a look at the pattern, link is in the description. Hope this answers your question!

[@tinkyscraftcorner6434]

Hi I need help I am trying to make this sweater but idk if I am reading the pattern correctly

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Sorry for the delay in reply. I can try to help you out if you describe your issue here.

[@manuelagomezmacias2346]

Hola los subtítulos lo podrías poner en Español Gracias🙏💕

[@introvert211]

I noticed in the description and in the video you say “US size 7 or 5 mm needles”, a US size 7 is 4.5 mm

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Oh, my mistake. I've corrected it.

[@kv5995]

I’m very confused with the needles. I have the needles you’ve written in the description which it looks like you used in the beginning for the collar and sleeves, but there’s no way they can wrap around my body like yours do when you’re working on the body, and I’m sure those are much longer needles but they’re not mentioned in the description. I’m a beginner so I don’t know if there are unspoken rules that you switch to a longer needle length, but if you could get back that would be great! Thank you so much for the video

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Hi k v, My mistake, I've just updated the info in my description. I used US size 7 or 5mm circular needles in 36" cable length.

[@kv5995]

@@ToTheKnitPoint Wonderful, thank you again!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

@@kv5995 You're welcome :)

[@nukya]

I so enjoyed watching this and it's beautiful! I noticed the pattern called for DK weight yarn and you used worsted. Did you knit it in a smaller size? I want to make one with worsted also, but I'm not sure how much larger changing the yarn weight would make it.

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I knitted my usual size. Using worsted weight yarn will make the piece slightly larger, but because it is raglan you can adjust how oversized you want it. For example, the longer the raglan seam is, the bigger the sweater. The shorter the raglan seam is, the smaller the sweater. So I recommend trying on the piece here and there to ensure you are happy with the fit. For the collar, I did not cast on the number of stitches the pattern called for. I went with a smaller number to accomodate using worsted weight yarn. Use a number you know works for a nice fitting collar. After completing the collar, I properly increased to start the cabling pattern. From this point, I followed the cable chart and increased accordingly at the raglans. Raglans are easy to adjust in size, so don't worry too much about the fit of the body. Focus more on how the collar will fit and just make sure you've increased properly to start the cabling pattern. And honestly, don't be afraid to unravel and tink back if you have to :) Hope this helps. (Sorry for writing a novel)

[@nukya]

@@ToTheKnitPoint Thank you! Thank you! No, I needed a"novel" lol! I will give it a shot using the yarn I want and your advice.

[@ib4658]

Please teach us how to unravel knitting to a certain point thank you!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

This is a great suggestion! I will consider this :)

[@jkoranda07]

Hi im a beginner and i would like to make my sweater like how yours fits and looks could you please help me with how you know how to altar patterns?

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I just used a yarn weight that I am familiar working with. I tend to use the same cast on number for the collar when working with worsted weight yarn, so thats mainly what I did to alter the pattern. After the collar, I made sure to increase correctly for the cabling. Plus, raglan sweaters are very easy to adjust in fit. I hope this answers your question!

[@xiulili6054]

给演讲老师点赞，也给一点小建议，开头和结尾时讲慢一点，中间可一劣而过。谢谢您!'

[@zimmerskniting]

Love this

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Thank you :)

[@user-kf9bt8fq9j]

ممكن عدد الغرز

[@MalikaNachite]

وماذا استفدنا نحن من السرعة

[@elfy60]

This is beautiful work, but wouldn't you save time by working out the increases according to your measurements or use the measurements of a sweater that fits you well? I hate ripping out, and hate knitting with ripped out yarn!

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

I could have saved time with your suggestion, but I just went with it. Plus, I don't mind unravelling or testing things.

[@mirjanamilosavljevic4261]

It will be much easier to knit down to the top, the same effect

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Yes, that is an option. I personally love top down raglans though because you can try it on before it's complete. To each their own :)

[@Cam-qt4yx]

Omg the sweater is beautiful! I'll ask my mom to try to do it for me or teach me x) How long did it take to make it in total ?

[@ToTheKnitPoint]

Without all the unravelling and only knitting in my spare time, about a week. Glad to you enjoyed this :)