@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.
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I really love your explanations. makes knitting enjoyable
That's so good to hear! That was one of my motivators for making the videos--so knitting would be satisfying (as in completing a successful project!)
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.
@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.
can this book be used to make men's and boy's sweaters too?