If you care about inclusive sizing and creating garment patterns that fit well, you’ll need a size chart. Here are some tips and resources to get you started.
For Designers: How to Get Started with Size Charts


If you care about inclusive sizing and creating garment patterns that fit well, you’ll need a size chart. Here are some tips and resources to get you started.

How my background in woven pattern cutting and garment construction has helped me as a knitwear designer; specifically, with grading.

Since MOD and QUOTIENT went down well a few months ago, I’m back with another Excel formula for knitting: MROUND. This is a great one for setting and calculating pattern repeats.

For me, grading is a design solution with a technical outcome and a practical application. Here are three ways of applying creative problem solving to the process of grading knitting patterns.

Knitters who’ve tried to customise patterns will have had a taste of MSG. This abbreviation is how I teach the maths needed for calculations.

I posted about my love of squared paper on Instagram a couple of years ago, but I’ve decided it’s worth sharing to the blog. I made sure that everyone who signed up for the last round of my knitwear design
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