Your Perfect Fit, Stitch by Stitch
Today’s blog post was originally a Pattern Spotlights newsletter, inspired by a reader question about whether wool would work for an upcoming design. Generally, I’ve never talked about the specific benchmarks and testing processes I use for designing knitwear, nor
Have you ever finished a beautiful cropped sweater, only to find the waist sits awkwardly high or feels a bit too long? We often focus on bust and hip measurements, but there is one ‘secret’ dimension that dictates how a
As knitters, we adore the ease and classic appeal of a raglan sweater. Yet, if you’ve ever found yourself struggling with a baggy armpit, an awkward ‘point,’ or a neckline that just doesn’t sit properly, you’ve likely asked the question:
Most sewists make alterations, but observing fabric on the body is the key. Here’s how to interpret fabric behaviour & identify alterations.
A review of my favourite tailoring and alterations book, by J. Francois-Campbell. This is the only title I own on the subject – find out why.
My reflections on creating a culture of altering knitting patterns, and how to make alterations more accessible to knitters.
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