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Refracta Sweater - my first real mosaic knitting adventure - is here!
In case you haven't heard the news, today we're launching #refractasweater – my first real adventure into mosaic knitting! It's another top-down round yoke design with geometric motifs that continue beyond the sleeve separation. It’s available in seven languages: English🇬🇧, Danish🇩🇰, Dutch🇳🇱, French🇫🇷, German🇩🇪, Portuguese🇵🇹, and Spanish🇪🇸 and for a limited time you can use the code "REFRACTA" at checkout on Ravelry or Etsy—choose your platform here P.S If you are a newsletter subscriber, check your mailbox for your exclusive discount code. 🎁
Refracta Sweater - my first real mosaic knitting adventure - is here!
1 like • 19d
@José van den Dungen It's gorgeous 😍
1 like • 9h
@Maria Morris wow, it's simply stunning! 😍 I'm so glad you enjoyed the new techniques 😊
Question on disappearing steek stitches...
Hello... I'm way behind so I have time for modifications. My question... I have never done steeking and only very small colorwork projects so far. Would it be advantageous at all to go ahead and just do steek stitches in the texture sections in line with the stitches in pattern with the stockinette? Or will that give me some grief later on that I am not experienced enough to project? While checking everyone's fabulous handiwork, I noticed that the steek stitches were disappearing in those textured sections. It seems counterintuitive to me. Then I saw Jana Hajkova's post. Just thought I'd ask. At this time I do plan to do steek stitches...unless I hear it will be a problem. Thanks everyone! Thank you for the eye candy! Can only say, 'beautiful!', 'fabulous!', 'love your colors!', so many times without running the risk of sounding disingenuous... so here is one HUGE blanket statement. They are that and more. Carry on. 😉👏👏👏👏 Oh! One more thing... is anyone far enough along to post a photo of the foe side seam?😊
0 likes • 9h
When you're just working with one yarn, work all sts with that yarn and that will be easier to steek 🙂
Clue 4 - decrease count
I have a question regarding counting the decrease rounds. I'm doing a size 2 and I'm in range 5-10cm for underbust/waist. So I should do decreases every 5th round. How do I count? I never know if the decrease round is already counted or if I need to start afterwards. Is it: - Decrease, 1, 2 ,3 ,4, decrease again (5th round) - always 4 rows in between or - 1 - Decrease round, 2 ,3 ,4, decrease again (5th round) - 3 rows in between...
1 like • 9h
Decrease, then 4 without, then decrease :)
Treating dominant english knitting
Still confused… I have my yarns in my right hand. Is dominant the upper or de lower yarn? And dominant says: the colour that is most dominant in your pattern..
2 likes • 18h
@Caron Lawson spot on ! 🙂🙏🏼
Ready for Clue 4? The time has come. 
It's amazing to see your projects become more and more beautiful with every clue! Right now here on Skool, we have 400 projects finished with Clue 1, 350 with Clue 2, and over 200 progress photos posted for Clue 3! I especially love seeing the photos of you modelling your work with proud smiles, that always makes my day! ❤️ Before we move on to Clue 4, I wanted to share a fun little thing I noticed yesterday. I've been keeping a note of everyone making two versions (there are 20 of you so far!), and I realized that two of those people have the same name. What a one-in-a-million coincidence! Shoutout to @Susan Evans and @Susan Evans 🥂 Clue 4 is here, and it comes with a fun new texture! I hope you’ll love adding this little stitch pattern to your projects as much as I did. I’ve already used it in a few of my recent designs, so of course, I had to include it in this one too. 😅 If you already have the pattern, check your inbox for the update or refresh your Ravelry library to download the Clue 4 file. If you haven’t joined yet but would like to, you can get the pattern here. I’ve also added some new tutorials for Clue 4 in the Rujuu course. Just head to the Classroom tab to check them out! Bring on the stunning photos and let me know if you’re going straight or shaped!! 🤩
1 like • 1d
@Elizabeth Toole you can easily knit under the floats of there's only two. But it's true, you can skip slipping if there's only one 🙂
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@Elizabeth Toole it's really up to you, I'm just saying that as one of the two will be the central one that you use to knit under the strands, it will work 🙂
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An ex-software engineer, now selling knitting patterns online. Love fitness, healthy living, being a parent to 3 kids and learning new things.

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