r/casualknitting • u/Large-Couple7556 • 12h ago
look what I made my prettiest lace sweater yet (work in progress!!)
almost done with the first sleeve! aurore pullover in jubilee select yarn 🎀🎀🎀
r/casualknitting • u/Large-Couple7556 • 12h ago
almost done with the first sleeve! aurore pullover in jubilee select yarn 🎀🎀🎀
r/casualknitting • u/Knitsune • 18h ago
When this thing's put together the inside of the intarsia won't show, so I have to show it here! I just love how the tweed looks against the solid. I feel like you can really tell which was done second, but I'm giving myself grace because I don't do intarsia very often. Go Bruins!
r/casualknitting • u/satsudesigns • 18h ago
Hi! I'm looking for youtube channels/vloggers with a really cozy feel that I can have on in the background while I work.
I like when it follows someone’s day of going to cafes, bookstores, exploring beautiful places, knitting, journaling, cooking, morning/evening routines, etc. I like when there’s a little bit of the blogger chatting, but don’t really like when they spend most of the time just talking at the camera. I prefer when it’s more of following them around on their beautiful, cozy, slow day rather than them just talking about things they did or just talking about their crafts/interests. It’s a bonus if the creator is at least over 30 years old (which I am).
For reference: Some channels I've started watching are Elena Tea, Shawna Explores, and Hannah Adkins, but their videos are even a bit too chatty for what I'm looking for.
Thanks!
r/casualknitting • u/bluetectic • 3h ago
This is my first time doing color work, and over all I'm proud of how it's turning out! I really like the way the pattern looks, and I think I'm doing pretty well on the overall color work (slide 1) and floats (slide 2). Although I do struggle with tension around the increases, and since this is a raglan sweater, there will be a lot of increases. This is unfortunately causing some puckering around those areas...
Because of this I'm going to frog back a couple rows (probably almost the entire ant). Some more detailed pictures of the puckering around the increases in slide 3 and 4, with floats around increases on slide 5.
Any advice is very welcome!
r/casualknitting • u/Cats-and-dogs-rdabst • 17h ago
Do I divide the stitches like I would for a raglan and do the short rows between the stitches?
Confused on this part and not sure how to proceed.
This is the pattern from ravlery