E-Book: Design and Knit a Your Own Sweater Pattern
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thank you so much for the quick reply and I like the sound of easyer work I'll check out the vid have a good week.
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can this book be used to make men's and boy's sweaters too?
freakygeaktwo 1 year ago
@freakygeaktwo The book is specifically intended for women's sweaters, but the principles can be applied to a sweater for a man or boy. Men's sweaters are actually easier, because they are often made with a drop shoulder, which means no armhole shaping and a sleeve with a straight top that can be knit separately or worked top down from the shoulder. There is a great tutorial on knitty dot com. Go to the site and search on "Ravellings on the knitted sleeve" it is in Part I.
paulajward 1 year ago