Knitting: Overview of Sweater Construction, part 4: Sleeve shaping, underarm to cuff
Вставка
- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Sweaters are fun to make, and many people avoid them thinking they are complicated. Here's a video with a quick overview breaking down a few of the ways a traditional basic sweater sleeve is shaped, with a focus on top-down in-the-round sleeves, so you can be familiar with what you will end up with when following a pattern or searching for a new one to make!
Let me know what else you would be interested in seeing in a video :)
I'm wearing my Easy Eyelet Yoke Cardigan by Knitatude:
www.ravelry.co...
And held up my Kordy Sweater by Sashiko & Kiyomi Burgin:
www.ravelry.co...
We have Moon & Turtle pattern books available in our online shop:
sun-dragon-art...
Consider subscribing, suggest videos you want to see below, and check out the Sun Dragon Sideshow, Liz and I are always making fun things:
/ @sundragonsideshow
Check out our patreon page:
patreon.com/sundragon
![Дон ДОН, Алаудинов и СБЕЖАВШИЕ из под Курска ахматовцы 😁 [Пародия]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dEfCf5IK26Q/mqdefault.jpg)
I have been looking for this everywhere and finally find your video 😍 thank you so much😊
Perfect timing! I just started knitting and need to create the sleeves soon :)
Glad to be of service, hope it helps! ❤️
I’m so glad UA-cam suggested your video !!! I felt quite intimidated by sweaters for awhile. You explain so well with visuals (I admit it, I have binge watched your sweater tips) that I have now the confidence to just in, understanding what I’m doing. Thank you so much 🧶🙏🏼🧶
So glad my videos help! I enjoy sharing what knitting many sweaters has helped me learn :) ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you, this helps to understand the instructions for a sweater. Very, very helpful
I'm such a huge visual learner and I often find it hard to work with a text only pattern until I fully have a visual understanding of how things work in my minds eye. So these videos are so so amazing to me.
Can you do a separate video on the construction of the different types of sleeves? Particularly balloon sleeve and a flared sleeve? I would greatly appreciate it!
Hi Jennifer, thanks for the comment, and apologies for the delay in replying! I don't have as much experience with different types of sleeves, the advice I can give you here of what I've seen (rather than knit myself) is that sometimes making no decreases can end up with a flared appearance, and balloon sleeves can often be created by a straight sleeve with decreases all at once just before the cuff.❤️
Love your style love your videos. The bit sized bits like this are so great. Thank you.
You are absolutely wonderful. I learn so much better with visuals and this was so helpful with trying to decide if I wanted to make the sleeve part longer before making the cap! (I didn't know what the heck a cap was because this is my first sweater!)
I love your sweater videos
Thank you very helpful for me to continue working the Stockbridge dk sweater. Suses 💜💜💜
So glad you do these specific videos. I found your videos around Christmas time. Subscribed immediately. Hope questions are cool?
Questions are always cool, Trudy, I just may not always have an answer, but I’ll do my best!❤️❤️❤️
thank you for your clear explanations. do you have a video of colorwork like fair isle?
Thank YOUUUU
I’m super nervous about the sleeves and will probably need to frog tbh. Where should I put the safety line?
I’m working on my own styling if sleeves right now. I’m kinda going off Elizabeth Zimmermann’s percentage system. Started the sleeves to get gauge. If you’re up to sharing- I’m toying with idea of adding the button band BEFORE steeking. The last sweater I steeked I promised to try it. Have you ever done that?
Hi Carrie- I’ve only steeked one project before, and it was pretty small, so I don’t feel super qualified to address this, one piece of advice (which you may have already considered) is to add extra stitches if you are knitting the button band before steeking, to allow for the bands to overlap afterwards……
😅