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Is there a video to crochet a baby sweater?
Is there anywhere on this god given internet Baby Sweater that has a step by step VIDEO instructions for crocheting a baby sweater?*NOTE* that I am a beginner and it is difficult for me to read the patterns and learn from a book period!
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January 3rd, 2011 at 4:44 pm
What they are doing is getting you to do the right and left side of the sweater at the same time. This will make sure you make your decreases at the same time so the front top looks the same. Let me try an exampleJust suppose you have 54 stitches on your needle. Knit 20, put 14 stitches on a holder. Join the second ball of yarns and knit the 20 stitches that are left on the needle.Turn purl 18 stitches purl 2 stitches together go to the other side purl 2 together, purl to the end of the row.Turn knit to the last two stitches on this side and knit those 2 stitches together, on the other side knit 2 stitches together and knit to the end of the row.continue with these two rows until you have decreased by 5 stitches. You have now decreased 2 stitches so you will have to make 3 more rows.To add the second ball to the shoulder slip your needle into the first stitch on the other shoulder, now take the yarn from the second ball and make your stitch. Keep on purling but carry the tail from the second ball for a couple of inches to cover it FYI When you get to the sleeves do both of them at the some time. Make sure you keep the sleeves separated you will find that this way you will increase or decrease at the same time and not get bored and will get them done faster. Check my avatar and email me if you have any questions.
January 4th, 2011 at 4:33 am
add stitches proportionately
January 4th, 2011 at 4:58 pm
Removing oil is simplest with plain hand dishwashing liquid. It is designed to remove oil and grease from your dishes, and it will do the same with fabrics, including your cotton blend sweater. Put a few drops of the hand dishwashing liquid onto the sweater, rub it in, and then rinse thoroughly. You want to was the item in as hot of water as possible, although sweaters normally shouldn’t be washed in very hot water, the hotter it can be the better the oil is removed. You can alternatively soak the sweater in a solution of laundry detergent that contains enzymes which will help break down the oil.Make sure to completely remove the baby oil stain before you dry the item in the dryer, or you may set the stain.