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Yes it is me-made! It's the Wren Blouse by Chalk and Notch made with the Fableism Sprout woven cotton www.mimifabrics.ca/wren-top-and-dress-by-chalk-and-notch.html
Thanks Miriam from SW Alberta, for the very informative video ! Don't let a few ignorant, bonehead viewers discourage you from making more videos - IF you want to. I will try this method from a provisional cast-on for a toe-up, short row toe sock. If you see Trudeau, please kick him in the "gonaden" for me and most of us in W. Canada! 🤣 💐🍺
What kind of camera are you using? If it has any manual modes, you should be able to set the white balance and exposure to help make the colours and brightness look more true to the actual product.
This is very cool. I just wanted to let you know I live in Europe and when I try to access your store it says it is forbidden. Is there any other way to get this pattern. Thank you for making this video❤
Ah noo that's too bad. You might have to try and type in the web address. Sometimes the links can cause an issue abroad. If it still does not work feel free to send me an email to info@mimifabrics.com and I can send it to you
Hello from San Diego, just found your knitting tutorial, well done, easy to follow and understand I was wondering if you could make a video on how to knit the Ringelsocken from Kerstin Balke / Stine & Stitch, I have tried numerous times to knit this and there seems to be some mistakes, like knit on the wrong side? there is no pattern support from the designer on Ravelry, many people have asked the same confusing question without getting an answer, maybe you could make a tutorial, even just explaining it would be so very helpful and greatly appreciated
I like your tutorial video, but it's a little hard to see what your doing because you're too close to the top of the camera and it cuts off what you're doing! Thanks for making a this video! Blessings!
Thank you so much. I did try to do the same steps a couple of times to ensure the steps are in the frame at some point. I know it's not ideal. This was one of my first heel videos. I promise me next ones are already queued and I changed the setup! Stay tuned for three new heel videos coming soon!
I apologize for being out of view at the beginning of the video. I did make sure to repeat the steps where i am in view just a bit later in the video. I repeat the same steps a few times. I hope this helps.
Ich würde den Inhalt dieses Videos gerne noch einmal und dann deutlich sehen. Ansonsten wirkte Ihr Video sehr lehrreich. Vielen dank für Ihre Antwort. Viel Glück und pass auf dich auf!
Why does the presentation disappear from the camera's field of view? That's how I can't understand how to knit, according to your instructions. Stay in the camera while making a video!
I completely understand. This was my first video and on some occasions I did not notice I was out of the field of view. I did make sure that the same step is explained again in the video while I am in the field of view so nothing gets missed. I am working on improving that for future videos for sure. Thank you for your feedback.
It’s so interesting to see the different little tweaks that people do so that there are no wholes. I think I like the technique you use and will try this on my next sock project. Thank you so much for this, your shadow wrap looked beautiful.😊
