LKC 6 Armhole shaping - casting off and decreasing

Lona's Knitting Course - using the pattern for a child's cardigan (9-12 month old). Back of garment. Shaping the armholes for the back of a child's cardigan - casting off and decreasing.

[brigitteriordan]

Thank you!! This was such a clear explanation.. I often have to rewatch instructional videos but not this one! <3

[FMAbdolla]

Saved to my knitting playlist, thank you..

[diginfo]

Your videos are very well done. Thank you. And the lighting on this one is brighter and easier to see. Thanks.

[donnaquinn]

I always prefer your videos. You explain very simple how to decrease where some people go on & on before showing. THANKYOU!
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[ideamissing]

thank you for posting this. It was very helpful

[TinieMx]

Thank you for this video! I am trying to make my first knitted vest, but I'm struggling with understanding the different methods when it comes to shaping armholes. One tutorial I've watched shapes the armholes by for instance *knit row: k2, ssk, knit until 4 stitches remain, k2t, k2. Purl row: purl all stitches* This is for a vest with longer armholes, and decreases a total of 16 stitches. Another tutorial however, wants me to simply bind off a set number of stitches on each row. What is the difference between these two methods? Does it give a different shape? Thanks in advance!

[JennyJenn]

Thank you... this answers my question of when is says “cast off first two switches”, do I end up with 2 cast offs, or only one because two stitches makes one!

[purplemind]

let me ask you something. the second time you decreased in this video. why can't you decrease them at the end of the first row, on the "right" side of the yarn? why wait till you turn the work over and it's the wrong side or what you called it in english? pls help me understand