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I've probably posted about a thousand times about the "Incredible, Custom-fit Raglan Sweater". I debated about doing it for a long time, and a few weeks ago I bit the bullet and started it.

I've probably posted about a thousand times about the "Incredible, Custom-fit Raglan Sweater". I debated about doing it for a long time, and a few weeks ago I bit the bullet and started it.

I've probably posted about a thousand times about the "Incredible, Custom-fit Raglan Sweater". I debated about doing it for a long time, and a few weeks ago I bit the bullet and started it.

Ok, I need someone to explain this to me.
In another post someone said that if you do one instead of the other your counts will be wrong. How can that be?

I know that many people have made the fiber trends felted clogs. I'm thinking of making them but have a few questions before I buy the pattern.

The pattern I have calls for 16in circular needles. I have a set of circular needles but I don't know the length. How do I measure them to see if they are 16in?

I got some yarn and I want to tackle my first sweater. I did a vest once and I hated how it came out, and I didn't even have to make sleeves.

So I have done several socks already, and I'm not 100% happy with my heel results. They fit great, but I do have some small holes.

So I am working on my very first cable project (a scarf). I messed up 2 rows about 4 rows ago.

I've done socks before, but always cuff down. I'm just about done with my first sock that is toe up. I don't know how to bind off. Is there a special way to do it so it will be elastic?