Part 3: How To Block Your Knits & Arctic Light Sleeve Tutorial

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Welcome to the Arctic Light Sweater Knit Along Part 3: How To Block Your Handmade Knits & Sleeve Tutorial + GIVEAWAY TIME (see details below 👇)
✧ Download the ARCTIC LIGHT SWEATER PATTERN here:
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🧶 What kind of knitter are you? What do you prefer to knit?
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PART 3: How To Block Your Handmade Knits & Sleeve Tutorial
In this video I'll show you how to work the sleeves of the Artic Light Sweater and a step-by-step tutorial with tips on how to block your finished project. I'll also show you how to use the Magic Loop Technique that allows you to work small circumference with a long circular needle.
Here is a list of chapters in the video:
1:52 Giveaway details
4:38 Overview of video content
7:23 Working the sleeves
8:08 Magic Loop Technique tutorial
8:45 How to pick up sts from the underarm for the sleevs
13:12 How to work the sleeve decreases
16:19 Sleeve cuffs
19:52 How to block your finished project
28:43 Final result
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XX Kika
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@aries81dp Год назад

Hi, I was diagnosed with PTSD a few years ago and my therapist suggested knitting to calm my anxiety. I started knitting in January and so far I’ve made a hat, a shawl, a cowl and pair of fingerless mittens. Im loving it. It’s working wonders for my mental health. I’m now making my first jumper and my ultimate goal is to knit your arctic light sweater. One day 🤞🏽. Im so thankful for all the videos that you do. They are very inspirational and educational. 😊

@fabiennepicaud1631 Год назад

Hello i'm an old knitter 59years old and i knit since forty years.I like knitting sweater for me and my grand- children .I like cables and lace and i like learning new things.Recently,i'm begin socks.Its à great pleasure to watch all yours vidéos. I'm french.Thank you..

@lorienHandmade 7 часов назад

I just loved this pattern!! I've been knitting since 48 years ago, and crocheting since 20 years....but circular needles made fall in love again with knitting, and your patterns are very enjoyable!!! thanks for your work!!! I would love to work like this on youtube!hahha

@susanneniekisch717 Год назад

Hi Kutovakika, thank you for your positivity and enjoyment in knitting, it's contagious! I crochet for many years and started knitting a few years ago as I felt with knitting I have much more options. I started with a big project, a poncho, and it took me a long time and many attempts to finish it, but I learned so much during this process. Since then, I am working on smaller projects such as slippers for me and my partner out of feling wool, headbands for me and my daughters and a baby colourwork cardigan for a friend at the moment. Knitting gives me so much enjoyment, every morning I wake up and am looking forward to continue with my projects*

@thefreckledme Год назад

Hi Kika! I was taught the basics of knitting by my grandmother when I was little and my mother used to knit my sister and I one of a kind sweaters. They were and still are very much into knitting 🧶 I have always been one to try and alter my clothing. Over the past few years, I’ve been really unsatisfied with the clothing I bought, so I learned how to sew shirts and blouses. That’s when I fell in love with creating a garment to my specific taste. I started to knit again just last year and asked my mother to refresh my memory and share her tips 🥰 I currently love knitting sweaters and am going to try to make a cardigan next. Congratulation on your book and thank you for the very inspiring videos you share here on youtube!

@madeleinedanieleheloiseber3743 Год назад

Hello I am 14 years old and I have been knitting since I was 6 years old but stopped knitting and started crocheting for 4 years and made my way back to knitting again! Knitting has helped me when I'm stressed it brings me calm and excitement when knitting. I love to knit sweaters, cardigans, and vest! LOvE your videos so much keep up the amazing work you have created here on youtube! 🥰

@jilly138 Год назад

I’m a new knitter and having only made a scarf before I’m now knitting my first jumper. I’m slow, there’s many mistakes, at first I got cramp all the time in my hand… but I’m learning, getting quicker each row and ABSOLUTELY LOVING it!! 🧶

@maryellenlaine6526 14 дней назад

I like to knit sweaters hats and sock. Congratulations on your new baby boy. I live in Wisconsin USA. I’m also Finn my grandma came from Finland.she was only 18 years old, and didn’t speak much English. I can’t imagine how scared she had to be. She did a lot of crocheting. I have a beautiful bedspread, and table cloth , several aprons. They are over a 100 years old and still are in excellent shape. I cherish them.

@irinakempf2576 Год назад

I started out with crocheting small stuffed animals, and a few blankets later I switched to knitting!

@eenklodertjerosehier Год назад

I'm still a new knitter, but my first project was Fair Isle. I designed my first sweater myself and am open to a new challenge and love neutral or autumn colors. My compliments for the energy you share with us through your videos, your enthusiasm is contagious ❤

@Cosmic_cat_comet Год назад

I love knitting sweaters! They’re my absolute favorite piece of clothing to wear because I love being cozy and warm!

@nataliea441 Год назад

My favorite thing to knit is sweaters for the dogs I foster! They often come emaciated and in poor condition, so they need something soft and snuggly to keep them warm in these cold Midwestern winters while I help them find their forever homes.

@hjanelle8394 Год назад

I am a sweater knitter! I challenged myself to knit things that scare me this year and started it off with a bang with the Arctic Light! I finished it last night and am obsessed with it! I had never really done any cables and had never done the italian bind off. I learned so much! Thank you for this beautiful pattern!

@courtneytroutman6390 Год назад

I started as a crocheter but have been knitting be more and more there pay few years. I like to know decorations, especially seasonal garlands but really wanted to try something more advanced lately. So I saved my Christmas money and bought yarn and the Arctic Light Sweater pattern. I've actually been able to finish! I love it so much and I'm so proud to have finished it!!

@joannelongley5945 Год назад

My favourite thing to knit is sweaters and socks. Your podcast is so uplifting and your designs are gorgeous. 😊

@Nieknique Год назад

I started as an occasional hat and scarf knitter and in lockdown I started venturing in the world of knitting actual garments and I wish I would’ve started sooner! Thanks for all the clear instructions on the arctic light sweater, it became less daunting for me to pick up a sweater project that isn’t just a “detailed yoke and the rest is just knit” kind of sweater. thanks for the inspiration!