Knit Talk - Ep 49 - How to Find the Center Back of Your Sweater for Short Rows

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In previous episodes, we've talked about the percentage-based short-row method that utilizes the center back of your knitted sweater as the starting point. But what if you are unsure about where the center back is located? In this episode, I'll guide you through some easy steps to help you locate your center starting point so you can rock your short-row game!
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23 апр 2024

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Комментарии : 4

@deniseengel1451 2 месяца назад

Thanks for another segment on short rows Megan. I’m glad to see Kallie and Moo and hear they are doing well. They are adorable. Hope the staple removal goes well.

@bonnielundholm5535 2 месяца назад

Thanks for posting a video today and having a link in the description for the adding short rows to the bottom of the yoke video. I was going to be searching for it, so you saved me the searching. 😊

@EvieO1950 2 месяца назад

Thanks!!

@alenac.3934 2 месяца назад

When I see a pattern with the BOR in the sleeve 'seam', my brain goes into a complete state of panic/freeze. It throws me completely off (I even watched a very nicely explained tutorial here on YT) and I just can't deal with it and I have to rework it to have the BOR in the centre of the back. (Now I have to admit I have not done any colour pattern so that's my excuse). Your explanation makes is lot more digestible, thanks for that. I usually have my front panel wider by a few stitches (big lungs, you know). Glad to hear the fourleggers are doing fine - good luck with the dentals and the stitch removal! My dog had a dental last year to the tune of $3,000 (vet fees are a white day robbery in Canada).