Knitting FAQs
We would like to clarify the most important questions here
Pick up 2 stitches on 3 rows: If you have to pick up stitches for the sleeves, you will often find the instruction “2 sts on 3 rows” in our instructions, which means that you do not simply pick up every stitch, but skip some in a certain rhythm. So pick up 2 stitches and then skip the next one. Pick up 2 stitches again and skip the next one, etc. (the term “rows” here only refers to the rows already knitted in the back and front). Click here for our matching YouTube tutorial: https://youtu.be/vKQsZtu3O4c?si=9ZgQFSMhOoPX4qYI
For our #cardiducoeur we knit the “Silkhair” from Lana Grossa four times and so you can wind it without an extra wool winder: https://youtu.be/UUbStu-msDs?si=XiciVs5L_l-LUmxw
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1/5 Beginners You should be familiar with the following techniques: Cast on stitches, knit and purl stitches, knitting in rounds/rows, casting off stitches, decreases. 2/5 Confident beginners You are a beginner, have already knitted smaller projects and are already a little more familiar with knitting. Or you are a beginner and are prepared to google on your own and use tutorials if you are unsure. New techniques: Pick up stitches on the cast-on edge, cast on new stitches with the loop cast-on 3/5 Medium You know the basic techniques for knitting and have already completed a few projects. You know the structure and typical abbreviations of knitting instructions and can follow them well. New techniques: Increases, elastic cast-offs 4/5 Advanced You have a routine in knitting and know your way around instructions. New techniques: Shortened rows 5/5 Pros You have no problems following difficult instructions. You are familiar with complex techniques.
