Recreating Pieces from Film | Knitting the Vote for Pedro T-shirt

Head over to my second channel ZHADED for tutorials on the knitting techniques I used to make this DIY t-shirt. Make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss out (I’ll also be listing them here as I post them)!    / @zhaded   Shaping the neckline (sloped cast off):    • Knit a Smooth Neckline From the Bottom Up ...   Making folded hems -    • Make Your Edges Neater | 3 Ways to Knit a ...   The duplicate stitch -    • NO KNIT Color Change?! | The Duplicate Stitch   German short rows -    • German Short Rows Are EASY | A Quick Knit ...   The kitchener stitch -    • Can You Make Knit Seams SEAMLESS? Here's H...   *NOTE For the kitchener stitch, repeat AFTER the first 2 starter stitches! My instruction note is a bit late, so it should have said repeat from 08:28. 00:00 Intro 00:58 Yarn & Color 01:56 Fit and Silhouette 03:04 The Hem 03:22 How to Knit a Folded Hem 03:48 Plot Twist! 04:48 The Back Panel 06:01 How to Make a Sloped Cast Off 06:50 Shaping the Neckline & the Front Panel 07:42 Horizontal Joining with the Kitchener Stitch 08:04 Kitchener Stitch Tutorial* (See description) 09:13 Sleeves 10:01 Contrast Hem Stretch Cast Off 10:13 Trial and Error 11:16 The Collar 11:35 The Duplicate Stitch vs Intarsia 12:42 Montage 13:02 Finale The Vote for Pedro T-shirt from Napoleon Dynamite has been around for almost 2 decades, and well, it was about time that I got one too. HOWEVER, I decided to forego the internet copycats and knit my own version of Napoleon's shirt with the fit that I wanted. This was the first full project in which I used the duplicate stitch instead of intarsia; the decision for which I explain more in detail. So, if you’ve ever wanted to create or remake a favourite t-shirt, why not knit one yourself? For all my crochet-only peeps out there, another crochet project is in the works so stay tuned… this stuff takes a while! Join me for more! Subscribe    / @zhadelang   Instagram   / zhadelang   Twitter   / zhadelang