Almost finished, just the blocking, weaving in of ends and ribbon to attach. This is my second steek BUT first successful one. I am inspired to go retrieve my other steek project out of the quarantine pile and finish it. I loved the classroom tips that Zanete shared. Very helpful.

But working simultaneously on body and sleeves.

on rows 1-2 & 7-8 (clue 4 forthe cardigan), how do we have to knit the underarm cast-on stitches (from Clue 3): do we purl them or are we we suppose to do the 3 stitches with "sl wyf" (and create the floats even in the underarm sections)?

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..

Forgive me if this is redundant, I thought I posted this but it doesn't seem to have worked. So, like many of us, I obsessively knitted up clue 2 already. It's reminding me of a vintage carpet, in a good way. My doubt is in the Clue 2 colorwork section. I've noticed in other knitter's photos that the design really pops when cA is light and cC is dark. My colorway is the opposite and I'm having trouble seeing the design. Also, my cC is Noro Silk Garden Solo which is a thick/thin single. While the stitch definition is fine, it does not lend itself to crisp edges. I'm wondering if I should frog it and redo Clue 2 in a different yarn. I feel it has a certain aesthetic that isn't all bad but I can't see it objectively right now. Feedback and troubleshooting is welcome.