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The Cocoknits Sweater Workshop book teaches Julie Weisenberger's method for knitting top-down seamless sweaters. There are patterns included in the book. There is also the "Extended Collection" of Cocoknits Method sweaters, which are sold separately. These separate patterns refer to the method, tips, techniques, etc. which are taught/explained in the book.
Here is some more information about the Cocoknits Method, explaining how it is unique and why it requires a book to accompany the patterns.
There is no way to purchase the book patterns individually; they are only available in the Cocoknits Sweater Workshop book. The book teaches the Cocoknits Method for top-down seamless sweaters, which is used for all 8 patterns and their variations in the book.
Here is some more information about the Cocoknits Method, explaining how it is unique and why it requires a book to accompany the patterns.
Molly uses short rows to create the rounded neckline, so it is possible that when you’re adding the numbers for the short rows to your worksheet, you might accidentally be including those in your final stitch count.
After you CO stitches and start the short row shaping, the numbers mentioned are how many stitches you will work past the red or yellow marker before you work a SWSR, turn and work back. This is what rounds that neckline – and the numbers are not increases – so they should be included in your total stitch count.
Did you know the row counter can lock, so it doesn’t count while in your project bag? The slide on the bottom left of the counter should be slid up for the button to move the numbers correctly. When the slide is in the down position it locks the button and then you can only use the wheels to change the numbers. Sometimes it is in between slide up and down position and makes the button not fully move the numbers.
We have a video we posted on Instagram showing the sliding lock.
If you find your row counter still is not working, please contact us.
Yes, the foam backing of our Knitter's Block tiles, and the foam in all our Stitch Stoppers are made from EVA foam, which is eco-friendly.
EVA foam is used in many products, like shoes and some medical equipment. We chose to make these from EVA foam because it is the most eco-friendly material available for this type of product. It is Non-PVC, BPA-free, Formaldehyde-free, recyclable in some state/cities, and biodegradable.
Yes, we now sell Cocoknits patterns on Ravelry. However our patterns are only added to your Cocoknits account if purchased on Cocoknits.com. All patterns in your Cocoknits account can be accessed forever, to download again whenever and as much as, you'd like. You can also add the pattern page on Ravelry to your library so you remember that you own it.