Using Swatches, Body Measurements and a Schematic to Calculate Quantity of Yarn Needed @SuzanneBryan
Using Swatches, Body Measurements and a Schematic to Calculate Quantity of Yarn Needed @SuzanneBryan
Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is part of a series of videos on taking measurements, creating a schematic, creating a gauge swatch and calculating needed yardage for a sweater, and how to create a sloper to check your fit prior to knitting.

This is in conjunction with my tutorial - ITAG Bottom Up/Drop Shoulder Tutorial on Ravelry.
ravelry.com/patterns/library/itag-bottom-up-drop-shoulder

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Using Swatches, Body Measurements and a Schematic to Calculate Quantity of Yarn Needed

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