V-neck, Part 2 of 3

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How to design and knit a v-neckline. Part 2 of 3. One in a series of videos on designing and knitting a woman's pullover sweater from easyknittingdesign.com

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[clairetta89]

thnks fr d amazin explanation x) i hv a question as my dec sts r less than d numbr of knit rows but the diffrence between the two is more than the dec sts so what should i do? :)

thnks fr d help :D

[paulajward]

@clairetta89 Spread the decreases as evenly as possible along the diagonal of the v-neck (less the 1 inch at the very top). Use a combination of dec every knit row, dec every other knit row (i.e., alternate dec every 2nd row & dec every 4th row) to achieve the desired number of decreases. Or a combo of dec every 4th row and every 6th row, etc. Just get the smoothest diagonal you can. Hope that helps, or send question with more detail to info at easyknittingdesign.

[paulajward]

Glad you found it useful!

[paulajward]

Thank you for your comment. I am so glad you are finding the explanations clear.

[ksdsdf]

this video is so helpful. Now i understand how to measure to get a good fit sweater.Thank you very much!

[flyboyutah]

Very well done, and clearly explained. Thanks so much on making necklines understandable. Now I'm going to watch all of your videos on knitting. Very nice job