Thank you for always using beautiful bright colors that show the stitches. 🎉

Qué maravilla escucharte enseñando en inglés!!! Te felicito Carolina por tantos talentos puestos a ayudar a las mujeres del mundo ❤❤❤❤ desde Buenos Aires te envío un abrazo enorme 😘😘😘😘

I did not know there were multiple methods, but I like the look of the work with this one. Thank you! ❤

Hi, So Woolly. I was always confused on the majic loop, i have mostly 80cm cables, so this really helps me. Thanks again.😊😊

This is a really clever method and clear tutorial. Thank you for your patience and serene voice. I learn so much from you. A Very grateful viewer in Canada

@sowoolly

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! You’ve made my day 🥰 Hugs from Spain, and happy knitting 🧶

You are tha only one who has explained this is a way i understand! Ive avoided magic loop like the *plague*, but i might give it another shot now. ❤

@sowoolly

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! With a little bit of patience and practice, I’m sure you’ll master it! Happy knitting 🥰

Thank you for this tutorial!! I'm very new to knitting in the round/circular needles, and this is very helpful!!❤️🧶

@sowoolly

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for letting me know! I’m happy to hear it. Enjoy 😊

I like the magic loop method as there isn't any sewing up

This is very cool, but, how would I do it if I am say doing a top in the round with a lace pattern, would it still work? Do you know a website or pattern that is done for a top that uses the magic loop? thanks for this tip, it was very nice to know.

@sowoolly

4 ай бұрын

Thanks! This technique works with any pattern in the round, you should try it. Cast on a few stitches and make a small tube in Stockinette stitch first. Then, try for example a 2x2 Rib. And then, any other pattern (lace or not 😉). Take a look: kzread.info/head/PLuYKIe0IecIbgkCB7PufT9kgYe4oJNHdw&si=YmyG_Ndcj6CaRpWk

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