Chunky Sweater Knit Fabrics & Perfect Sewing Patterns

[@chrissycrompton7585]

I love all tgese knits, and I love the S9178. It's similar to a RTW top i have. Unfortunately, I can't find the pattern for this in the UK, though. It only seems to be available in the US, with a hefty shipping charge 😢

[@Sew_Lorina]

Beautiful knits ❤

[@MinervaDotCom]

Thank you! 😊

[@Ivette_Sew-Over-50]

Hi Vicki! Those knit colors are GORGEOUS! The pattern matches are excellent and inspirational. Nice job! I’ll be looking at your website soon!

[@MinervaDotCom]

Thanks so much! Happy sewing 🙂

[@tinarytting3799]

Does it unravel after cutting? Serge the edges?

[@MinervaDotCom]

Hi Tina, it does to some extent because it's a loose knit, but not as much as you would think. If you can serge/overlock the edges, that's ideal!

[@joanneroberts1088]

AND the Minerva Iris cardigan!😅😊

[@MinervaDotCom]

Yes 😁

[@foxynannabev]

are the kits for the style arc Bishal Cardigan/Jacket pattern still available plzzz?? & u don’t make it easy to find these fabrics on the website as I click the link in the description saying find everything used in this video but it came up with all sorts of things that weren’t related to the video 😞 xx

[@MinervaDotCom]

Hello, you can find our besharl kits here (they are available in 5 different colour options); www.minerva.com/hashtags/BesharlJacketKits If you follow this link (www.minerva.com/post/249926) all the products from this post are tagged at the bottom

[@carolhiller1112]

Please could you tell me if they are inclined to stretch and go out of shape? They are beautiful!

[@joanneroberts1088]

I have used the ribbed one for a Linden sweatshirt and the basketweave one for a Toaster sweatshirt and they are still in shape and going strong after 12 months. No Pilling either. X

[@carolhiller1112]

@ thank you that’s really good to know

[@MinervaDotCom]

Hi Carol, they don't have recovery like an activewear fabric, they are very soft and drapey. But in our experience of sewing them, they don't go out of shape. They way they are knitted is designed to keep them in shape. Thanks for watching 🙂

[@carolhiller1112]

@ thanks for this info.

[@caterinazabowka3674]

❤😊 Xx