Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this livestream, you will learn how to get correct body measurements for creating your custom set in sleeve sweater. This is the part of the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. If you miss the live, you can watch later at your leisure. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4F
Time stamps:
0:00—introductions
4:16—Suzanne recommends a design book by Maggie Righetti
5:06—Suzanne measures Claire and shows us how and where to measure
22:49—Suzanne measures Deb to show the differences in body shapes
32:01—Suzanne shows us how to put the measurements we got into the schematic
40:33—this video is what you will refer to for doing measurements
41:25—will there be instructions for a crew neck for the teddy bear sweater?
42:01—best yarns that don’t pill
43:32—will yarns held double interfere with making cables?
44:04—is two ply yarn ok for a sweater?
45:44—is yarn made with a mix of non-wool and wool fibers a good choice for pattern stitches?
47:39—some tips for measuring when you have no one to help you
48:49—best place to add short rows in a stitch pattern when adding length to front or back
49:45—guidance on best sweater length for various body shapes
50:19—adding ease to the sweater in various places
50:49—can you add stitch patterns to the teddy bear sweater & which side is the right or wrong side after casting on?
51:52—where to measure from when told to “work until piece is…..”
52:42—the width of the piece while working vs the finished size in the schematic
53:49—how to calculate for and seam in puff sleeves
54:12—how to add additional fabric for wide shoulders but have a narrower bust
55:19—what needs to be considered for an all-over stitch pattern?
55:50—edging options in the Japanese Knitting Stitch Bible
57:28—can a set-in sleeve pullover be worked in the round?
58:00—how to accommodate a person with a belly & where does the weight of the sweater hang from?
59:42—what to do for the ITAG SIS if my gauge doesn’t match a bought pattern?
1:00:26—will we learn about weaving in ends in colorwork?
1:00:56—can you seam reverse stockinette to stockinette?
1:01:10—will we learn how to weave in ends?
1:01:29—how to measure stitch gauge on a pattern stitch
1:02:12—there is an error on pg 10 explaining putting measurements on the schematic
1:02:45—is there a standard depth for a Henley buttonband?
1:03:21—do all Live Streams go to the playlist?
1:03:48—clarification on measuring shoulder width
1:04:13—there is an error on the measurement page regarding H & M
1:05:06—is the slanted pocket included?
1:05:19—can you use your measurements from past KALs?
1:07:19—if you have negative ease for the body, do you do the same for the sleeves?
1:08:23—is there a way to approximate the armhole measurement?
1:08:50—should you add ease to the armhole or not?
1:10:25—how to determine the amount of ease to add
1:10:59—why there is a difference between front and back measurements of bust/waist/hips
1:11:44—labels with letters for the schematic to match measurement page, Suzanne demonstrates this
1:14:31—how to join the ITAG SIS
1:14:52—advice on purchasing mannequins
1:15:36—would you have similar ease for a cotton sweater as you do for a wool sweater?
1:17:16—how to get measurements when you don’t have a helper
1:17:57—need a schematic for the front and one for the back to account for differences?
1:18:52—Suzanne gives URLs for online yarn stores
1:19:45—on asking only KAL questions during Live Streams
1:20:11—can the teddy bear sweater be a large swatch by using sweater yarn?
1:20:33—is ease already added if you measure a finished garment?
1:20:50—do you measure the bust while wearing a bra?
1:21:22—can ribbing be worked top down if added later?
1:21:41—can you do a set-in sleeve on a semi boxy sweater body?
1:22:06—will using a silk/mohair blend in the yarn mitigate stretching?
1:23:05—advice on seaming dark yarns
1:23:34—is there a gauge change when knitting flat vs in the round?
1:24:09—more on trying to match the gauge of a bought pattern
1:24:58—what is a bust point?
If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryan
Where to find me:
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Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryan
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Suzanne's Blog - knittingsuzanne.com
In this livestream, you will learn how to get correct body measurements for creating your custom set in sleeve sweater. This is the part of the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. If you miss the live, you can watch later at your leisure. You can find the pattern here - ravel.me/itag---set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial. If you would like to be added to my email list click here - lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4F
Time stamps:
0:00—introductions
4:16—Suzanne recommends a design book by Maggie Righetti
5:06—Suzanne measures Claire and shows us how and where to measure
22:49—Suzanne measures Deb to show the differences in body shapes
32:01—Suzanne shows us how to put the measurements we got into the schematic
40:33—this video is what you will refer to for doing measurements
41:25—will there be instructions for a crew neck for the teddy bear sweater?
42:01—best yarns that don’t pill
43:32—will yarns held double interfere with making cables?
44:04—is two ply yarn ok for a sweater?
45:44—is yarn made with a mix of non-wool and wool fibers a good choice for pattern stitches?
47:39—some tips for measuring when you have no one to help you
48:49—best place to add short rows in a stitch pattern when adding length to front or back
49:45—guidance on best sweater length for various body shapes
50:19—adding ease to the sweater in various places
50:49—can you add stitch patterns to the teddy bear sweater & which side is the right or wrong side after casting on?
51:52—where to measure from when told to “work until piece is…..”
52:42—the width of the piece while working vs the finished size in the schematic
53:49—how to calculate for and seam in puff sleeves
54:12—how to add additional fabric for wide shoulders but have a narrower bust
55:19—what needs to be considered for an all-over stitch pattern?
55:50—edging options in the Japanese Knitting Stitch Bible
57:28—can a set-in sleeve pullover be worked in the round?
58:00—how to accommodate a person with a belly & where does the weight of the sweater hang from?
59:42—what to do for the ITAG SIS if my gauge doesn’t match a bought pattern?
1:00:26—will we learn about weaving in ends in colorwork?
1:00:56—can you seam reverse stockinette to stockinette?
1:01:10—will we learn how to weave in ends?
1:01:29—how to measure stitch gauge on a pattern stitch
1:02:12—there is an error on pg 10 explaining putting measurements on the schematic
1:02:45—is there a standard depth for a Henley buttonband?
1:03:21—do all Live Streams go to the playlist?
1:03:48—clarification on measuring shoulder width
1:04:13—there is an error on the measurement page regarding H & M
1:05:06—is the slanted pocket included?
1:05:19—can you use your measurements from past KALs?
1:07:19—if you have negative ease for the body, do you do the same for the sleeves?
1:08:23—is there a way to approximate the armhole measurement?
1:08:50—should you add ease to the armhole or not?
1:10:25—how to determine the amount of ease to add
1:10:59—why there is a difference between front and back measurements of bust/waist/hips
1:11:44—labels with letters for the schematic to match measurement page, Suzanne demonstrates this
1:14:31—how to join the ITAG SIS
1:14:52—advice on purchasing mannequins
1:15:36—would you have similar ease for a cotton sweater as you do for a wool sweater?
1:17:16—how to get measurements when you don’t have a helper
1:17:57—need a schematic for the front and one for the back to account for differences?
1:18:52—Suzanne gives URLs for online yarn stores
1:19:45—on asking only KAL questions during Live Streams
1:20:11—can the teddy bear sweater be a large swatch by using sweater yarn?
1:20:33—is ease already added if you measure a finished garment?
1:20:50—do you measure the bust while wearing a bra?
1:21:22—can ribbing be worked top down if added later?
1:21:41—can you do a set-in sleeve on a semi boxy sweater body?
1:22:06—will using a silk/mohair blend in the yarn mitigate stretching?
1:23:05—advice on seaming dark yarns
1:23:34—is there a gauge change when knitting flat vs in the round?
1:24:09—more on trying to match the gauge of a bought pattern
1:24:58—what is a bust point?
If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryan
Where to find me:
Suzanne - Off the Cuff - livestream interviews and tutorials - youtube.com/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryan
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876
KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanne
Suzanne's Blog - knittingsuzanne.com



![How to Join New Yarn Mid-Row (3 Methods) + Weave in Ends
Three clean ways to join a new yarn in the middle of a row or round — plus how to weave the ends so they do not pop out later.
Cover spit splice / felted join only when both yarns are animal fiber; say so on screen and in the description.
Classes: [SITE]
Support: https://ko-fi.com/suzannebryan
#knitting #joinyarn #weaveinends #knittutorial
0:00 Yarn joining introduction
5:23 The spit splice method
11:35 Overlapping yarn method
14:37 Weaving in ends
23:05 Post-blocking review How to Join New Yarn Mid-Row (3 Methods) + Weave in Ends](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fzhT-Y_9sgU/mqdefault.jpg)




![Suzanne Q&A 1/16/19
Time stamps for 1-16-19 live stream
3:42—how to bring Cable A into the ribbing
5:18—measuring a garment for fit instead of the body [make and link video?]
6:56—the measurements of ladies med for Starry Starry Night Socks (SSNS)
8:40—why the build up is 3” for the shawl collar
9:44—magic loop method for SSNS, or use 2 circulars & doing them two at a time
10:53—gauge change when working stranded & how to make a gauge swatch for SSNS
12:35—blocking the SSNS gauge swatch
16:20—checking yarn for color bleed/transfer
21:12—intarsia cables worked in with two color brioche [link video?]
21:42—the best set up for the SSNS
24:17—making some of the SSNS stars intarsia [make and link video?]
25:17—placing the increases for the V-neck
26:06—best needles for the ITAG
27:55—sizing the SSNS smaller
29:15—using a 9” needle for the SSNS
29:57—patterns for a larger size for the SSNS
30:35—thumb gusset cast on for mitts/gloves
32:34—cast on numbers for larger SSNS
37:05—why there are 80 stitches cast on for the SSNS
40:19—why to block more than once: a blocking discussion
43:33—wet blocking 100% acrylic
44:51—making the shawl collar narrower
45:38—knitting style: picking vs throwing [link video?]
47:00—changing flat knitting to in-the-round and vise versa
47:50—more on blocking acrylic
48:40—Suzanne shows us several of her hand knit socks and discusses her washing method
56:09—the pattern names of the socks Suzanne showed us
58:26—BOOK: “Charts For Color Knitting” by Alice Starmore
1:04:58—the difference between stranded knitting and intarsia [link a video?]
1:06:00—curling band on the SSNS
Join us in these knitting adventures.
*Pattern: Starry Starry Night Socks KAL by Suzanne Bryan - https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/starry-starry-night-socks
*Pattern: It Takes a Guild Cardigan KAL Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/it-takes-a-guild-cardigan-tutorial
Find the full list of videos for the It Takes a Guild Cardigan KAL in this playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLKJ9GuhEEwkRjQQ0-G-D-C2yuYxImcHF
Where to find me -
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on Ravelry - https://www.ravelry.com/groups/knitting-with-suzanne-bryan
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan on FB- https://www.facebook.com/groups/1769286026429876/
KnittingSuzanne on Ravelry - https://www.ravelry.com/people/KnittingSuzanne
Suzannes Blog - http://www.knittingsuzanne.com Suzanne Q&A 1/16/19](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/grhGwPVpy6E/mqdefault.jpg)

![Ladder-Back Jacquard in Stranded Knitting (No Long Floats)
Use ladder-back jacquard so stranded colorwork has no long floats on the back — warmer, neater, and easier to wear.
Explain when LBJ is better than catching floats, and link a standard stranded / dominance video if you have one.
Classes: [SITE]
Support: https://ko-fi.com/suzannebryan
#knitting #strandedknitting #fairisle #ladderbackjacquard
0:00 Introduction to technique
3:42 Setting up the jacquard
8:23 Working in the round
12:00 Maintaining tension
14:42 Progress check and review
18:22 Finishing the ladder back Ladder-Back Jacquard in Stranded Knitting (No Long Floats)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iLtuGY_M-ds/mqdefault.jpg)