The ins and outs of Double Slip Stitch

[@piprmacpherson]

Very very helpful. Since I’m sure I’ll need to refer to this many times as I work through the Juniper pattern, I captured the time stamp for each instruction: 05:30 Incr1 at end of a row 07:07 Incr2 at end of a row (using FDNDSS) 08:42 Incr2 at beg of a row 10:05 Incr 3+ at end of a row 13:35 Decr 3+ at end of a row 14:20 Decr3+ at beg of a row 16:00 Decr2 at end of a row (DSSBLOTOG) 17:16 Decr2 at beg of a row 18:05 Decr1 at end of a row 18:38 Decr1 at beg of a row 19:30 Color Changes

[@NomadStitches]

That's super helpful! Thank you! I'll add these to the description! xx

[@Urbancrochet]

So beautifull! This tipe of shoulders in italian is called "a martello "🔨 is similar to raglan but the first part is straight line and then a raglan. Sorry for my english

[@NomadStitches]

Yes! I love that name! Like a hammer! It's much better than compound raglan!

[@darrieoconnell1784]

Beautiful sweater. Your work is just beautiful and your videos are very informative. I hope you have a wonderful day.

[@NomadStitches]

Thank you! You too!

[@denisehoffmann5006]

Love this sweater 🥰

[@NomadStitches]

Thank you! I am so glad you like it!

[@katiesbeenyarnified]

When an abbreviation is fdsl, what does the f stand for please?

[@katiesbeenyarnified]

Ah! Nevermind. Foundation double slip stitch! Serves me right for asking that question before I’d finished the video. 🤦🏻‍♀️😄

[@NomadStitches]

ha! No worries! I am totally the same!

[@Sharie_mabari]

Where can I find your Juniper Sweater pattern? It's gorgeous! I tried looking on Ravelry but it's not there! Also really liking the videos!

[@NomadStitches]

Ah! It's being tested at the moment! Should be out in mid December!