Knitventure Ep.01: Deciding on Dimensions, Sketching & Swatching Yarns || Knitwear Design Vlog

[@LeeKnits]

Great new series! Thank you for sharing your process!

[@DoodletheDram]

Such a great insight!!! 😍

[@EldenwoodCraft]

This has been fascinating, thank you. Looking forward to watching the rest. I’ve no intention to start designing myself but it’s so interesting to see how a designer goes through the process.

[@wildknitsglasgow]

Thank you so much. Next episode is in production. ❤️

[@oliviaschroeder1362]

This was such a great video! I have really been struggling to find quality sources of information on this topic. I'm so excited to tag along for your knitventure!

[@wildknitsglasgow]

Thank you so much! Every bit of encouragement is warmly welcome! 🙏🏻❤️

[@ruthievintage]

Just found you and this knitventure sounds super fun 😊

[@wildknitsglasgow]

Yay, thank you! ☺️

[@MoarKnits]

I’ve recently found your podcast and I'm so excited to watch your knitventure! I’m currently grading my first jumper myself and I was wondering if you had any tips and tricks when it comes to calculating short row shaping? I want to add it to the back directly after the cast on, but I'm not sure how to calculate how long it should be in relation to the length of the back yoke! It’s so so hard to find any information about it. I’ve worked my way through Sister Mountains sweater design school and not even she has any info on calculating short row shaping!! 💖

[@wildknitsglasgow]

hello!! I actually did learn how to calculate short rows from her: www.sistermountain.com/blog/short-row-shaping-spreadsheet?format=amp In terms of length, i usually go with 2.5-3cm. That’s just from experience. Hope it helps! There won’t be any short row shenanigans in this series because it shows up so much in the half fisherman’s rib! 🙈

[@MoarKnits]

@@wildknitsglasgow Ahh okay, thank you so much!! That definitely helps! 🥰💖