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Brenda Crafts
"well darn, pattern is gone into the 404 error again."
Lisa
"5 lbs. of chunky yarn to make a short sleeve sweater? something doesn't seem right with that, reading the pattern doe snot make it any clearer either."
Lisa
"That couldn't possibly work with the design of this shawl, this pattern only works because you are making the band first, there is no way with a cast on of 5 stitches you could do it the way you are thinking. the pattern working out is dependent on the band being done first."
Lisa
"You must start with the band, you cannot proceed in the pattern without the band, because that is where you are picking up the stitches from."
Juliabed
"Sorry, newbie here. Love watching this. My question is, do you have to keep doing right side, wrong side? That confuses me and I am not sure how to do it correctly."

Carol Sunday

Carol Sunday began designing knitwear as soon as her mother put a pair of needles into her little hands. Throughout her studies in engineering and medicine and her career as an artist, knitting was always the thing.


In 2008 she started Sunday Knits, her own line of classic luxury yarns, together with Carol Sunday designs, where she combines her passions for pattern, engineering, fashion and art.


Her designs are described by Vogue Knitting magazine as sophisticated and elegant and have also been featured in magazines such as Interweave Knits and Twist Collective. Carol likes to follow her own muse so also enjoys self publishing and always has several new works in progress.

 

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