Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Join us in this journey of learning how to create a custom set in sleeve garment. We are finalizing the sloper and transfering the information to the schematic.
This is associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. 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 for 4-10-21
0:00—introductions
2:40—Suzanne explains upcoming changes to the current ITAG tutorial
3:51—Jacki shows us her first sloper then her final one with all the changes made
6:01—Suzanne demonstrates how she marks the changes on Jacki’s sloper
7:27—what is the purpose of a sloper?
9:02—Suzanne shows us how to mark the waist shaping on the schematic
14:15—how to create waist shaping with an all-over stitch pattern
17:03—adding darts/bust shaping to the schematic
18:19—for back waist shaping on the sloper, do you mark the length of it from top to bottom?
19:30—for waist shaping, do you decrease on the side seams, only on the back, or evenly on the seam?
20:18—how to eliminate bust shaping
21:36—shaping on a schematic to accommodate a larger abdomen
24:40—the difference of width of front and back armscye
27:00—what are the design differences of Jacki’s 1st, 2nd, and 3rd slopers?
29:13—if making a sloper by draping, how would you transfer information to the graph paper
30:49—how to measure the shoulder width
32:20—does making bust darts add length to the front?
33:48—if the sloper is made from 1” grid fabric, can you transfer the information to graph paper?
34:35—can we disregard the compound armscye information?
36:02—does the teddy bear cardigan have to be made with worsted weight yarn?
37:15—Suzanne is considering making all the ITAG tutorials into a book!
39:36—Suzanne shows us her swatch and plans to explain how she figured the ribbing edge for it
If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryan
Where to find me:
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
Join us in this journey of learning how to create a custom set in sleeve garment. We are finalizing the sloper and transfering the information to the schematic.
This is associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. 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 for 4-10-21
0:00—introductions
2:40—Suzanne explains upcoming changes to the current ITAG tutorial
3:51—Jacki shows us her first sloper then her final one with all the changes made
6:01—Suzanne demonstrates how she marks the changes on Jacki’s sloper
7:27—what is the purpose of a sloper?
9:02—Suzanne shows us how to mark the waist shaping on the schematic
14:15—how to create waist shaping with an all-over stitch pattern
17:03—adding darts/bust shaping to the schematic
18:19—for back waist shaping on the sloper, do you mark the length of it from top to bottom?
19:30—for waist shaping, do you decrease on the side seams, only on the back, or evenly on the seam?
20:18—how to eliminate bust shaping
21:36—shaping on a schematic to accommodate a larger abdomen
24:40—the difference of width of front and back armscye
27:00—what are the design differences of Jacki’s 1st, 2nd, and 3rd slopers?
29:13—if making a sloper by draping, how would you transfer information to the graph paper
30:49—how to measure the shoulder width
32:20—does making bust darts add length to the front?
33:48—if the sloper is made from 1” grid fabric, can you transfer the information to graph paper?
34:35—can we disregard the compound armscye information?
36:02—does the teddy bear cardigan have to be made with worsted weight yarn?
37:15—Suzanne is considering making all the ITAG tutorials into a book!
39:36—Suzanne shows us her swatch and plans to explain how she figured the ribbing edge for it
If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - ko-fi.com/suzannebryan
Where to find me:
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





![ITAG Set in Sleeve Tutorial Talking About Pockets
During this livestream I will be discussing a variety of pockets and how to use them in this garment. I will also talk more about using knitters graph paper in regards to stitch and row equivalency.
This is associated with the ITAG - Set In Sleeve Swatch to Sweater Tutorial by Suzanne Bryan. You can find the pattern here - https://ravel.me/itag set-in-sleeve-sweater-tutorial.
If you would like to be added to my email list click here - https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/ieNEW4F
knitters graph paper - http://tata-tatao.to/knit/matrix/e-index.html
Time stamps for 5-1-21
0:00—introductions
5:30—Suzanne shows us various pocket designs on ¼ scale graph paper - playlist for creating fabrics for pockets - [https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLKJ9GuhEEwkSRCAWaFz030iD6_WnZPF0
11:48—Suzanne shows us the pocket from her original ITAG sweater
12:40—Suzanne pocket placed on knitter’s graph paper
15:35—Frank Jernigan joins us to showcase his sweater website and several sweaters made from patterns generated by his website’s software; https://phrancko.com
21:07—how long did it take Frank to develop his website?
22:34—some of the sweater’s made from Frank’s website
26:19—how to join one of Frank’s KAL’s https://phrancko.com
29:27—continuation of the graphed pocket and how to graph a cable on it
31:55—how to work stitch equivalency on knitter’s graph paper when you have multiple gauges
33:14—figuring how to have ribbing flow into cables
37:48—the edge cable of the pocket and how it lays at the top on the sweater surface
39:34—is there a knitter’s graph paper that is 7x9? [http://tata-tatao.to/knit/matrix/e-index.html
42:41—should a pocket be added to the sloper to make sure of placement?
43:24—is compensation for cable flare invisible when working up from ribbing?
48:34—has Suzanne made her pocket on a pullover?
49:15—a resource for grading patterns [sistermountain.com]
50:04—how to keep the bottom edge from rolling when not using ribbing
52:01—the armscye on my sloper seems too large; what do I do now?
If you enjoy my videos please subscribe and consider buying me a coffee on Ko-fi - https://ko-fi.com/suzannebryan
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 ITAG Set in Sleeve Tutorial Talking About Pockets](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/aoK_R81MLlc/mqdefault.jpg)




