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Let's take a pattern and knit a sweater in a different weight of yarn. The knitting formula is quite simple. Watch it and see how to knit a perfectly fitted sweater. I hope many beginners will benefit from this video. Let me know how did it.

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20 Comments

@Knittingilove Creator 6 years ago Pinned

If you think I can help you with your knitting ask me a questions here it may give me an idea for my future video - you can use this method of caluclating stitches and rounds but also switching it around and from drawing your own sweater and measurements you can get info how many sts you need for a certain gauge

@mgkos 2 weeks ago

24/96 =20/x
96x20=1920, divided by 20
In long division lose 0
So 192 divided by 2
=96

For all who remember ratio, algebra (find x)
& long division.
And can do it on paper without a calculator, & value giving their grey matter a useful workout.

Your Mum gave you an excellent visual way to
represent this & yes, it’s incredibly important in something like Chemistry to have that spatially represented.

Well done ))
Practical rather than much of the “I like this” “this is trending” time wasting nonsence amongst knitting channels.

@MelanieJay77 3 years ago

Thank you. I needed this explanation! I hope you had a Merry 2022. Happy New Year 2023.

@jrmarcems 4 years ago

Wow I love to knit a very hard patterns but always followed the gauge. With your explanation I can use any yarn and different gauge to my sweater. Very long but very detailed so it will be the same pattern but different gauge. Great thanks so much 🥰

@MelanieJay77 3 years ago (edited)

Beautiful sweater!! I'm a newer knitter. I want to knit my Grandkids a sweater. 10, 7, 6 and 4 yrs old.

@carollee188 4 years ago

Thank you so much the math actually makes sense to me now

@TheWayshower 2 years ago

3 years after the original posting of this video and it's still one of the best explanations on YouTube! Thank you 🌞

@agnesadyana7344 2 years ago

Thank you so much for the clear explanation.😊❤

@elizabeth4053 4 years ago

Thank you for this tutorial

@genfoowong 2 years ago

Thank you so much for the clear explanation. One of the best and clearest video I have watched.

@Winkey-crafts 4 years ago

🙏 Thank you so much!

@ziolapolo266 5 years ago

Bello,bello,bellísimo milagro I found you

@madalinafromcanada 4 years ago

Thank you so much for this video and all the detailed explanations and all the effort. Now I have more confidence to tackle my first sweater. Gauge is such a big deal, and so hard to achieve whenever trying to follow a pattern with the yarn in your stash. Thank you and your mom for the cris-cross method.

@TrudySchwartzBurrill 6 years ago

Awesome love the assistance of your help in changing the type fingering to DK weight or whatever you need to do. VERY helpful for me. Thanks for your patience.

@Ynnsie 5 years ago

OMG - you're doing that THING I learned in 11th grade with your 4-quadrant calculation: Mr Carter drilled it into us - "cross-multiply by the reciprocal to find the variable!!" Who knew it would keep coming up in Real Life. Helpful video - thanks.

@ednagallyot5695 5 years ago

Knitting from neck downward all in one piece. Thank you.

@frandmckay 4 years ago

Love this - thank you! Clearly explained and demonstrated.

@peggybork5623 6 years ago

Tou did amazing explaining how to knit a sweater. Thanks!

@brendaeves3236 5 years ago

Excellent video! Thank you. I have often had wool I like, a pattern I like but they don’t match and had no idea how to resolve. After this I can! Yay! Brilliant 👏