I'm a bit behind, but have finally completed Clue 5 and the body of the cardigan It doesn't have the positive ease given in the pattern and I think that's because my stocking stitch, that I used for my test gauge, is much looser than my colourwork! So I'm not happy with the fit but I guess when it is a cardigan I can just wear it unbuttoned and hope that will be ok 🤞🏻

I am still working Clue 2 but I tried it on and my neck opening looks huge! I am knitting the cardigan size 1 and guage was ok, so does the neckband ribbing bring it in a lot or should I pick up fewer stitches? I'd welcome any advice! Thanks x

Finally finished the neck border. What a neat and tidy technique. Think I will be using this again in the future.

I am a bit behind, since I just started knitting Clue 1, but I am really struggling getting my numbers right. I hope someone will be able to help me out. I am knitting size 3, pullover. - I just finished the first colour work chart, and the 1 round Cc. I have 156 stitches as per pattern. - I cut Cc and Ca as per instruction, but here the struggle starts. Right below ‘Size 9 only’ there is an increase round. It mentions Cc, but I already cut Cc and joined Cb so I assume I should use Cb in my case? - Or should I continue with “All sizes”? Then it starts with ‘last increase round’, but I didn’t have any increase round before. And I should somehow end up with 182 stitches, but that last increase round is only +1 stitch. So where can I find my increase round? - If I do the increase round as mentioned under ‘size 9 only’ I have 4 stitches left at the end of the row, and I have 178 stitches. Next round is 1 stitch increase so 179, and not the required 182. What am I not seeing? Where do I go wrong?

I'm guessing Zanete is easing us in gently as I found clue one and the short rows went more smoothly than I expected! Figuring out colours and yarn quantities was the trickiest part but I quite like how it's looking so far (the colours are a little lighter than they look in the photo). I'm doing the cardigan and very excited to try steeking!