Show Notes
From neck to hem, cuff to cuff, we're pulling apart the sweater and learning how to refer to all the little pieces they're made of.
Pattern links for examples of design elements
NECKS:
Crew Neck - Love Note by TinCanKnits
V-Neck - Cumulus Blouse by PetiteKnit
Scoop Neck - Worsted Boxy by Joji Locatelli
Metropolis by Tanis Lavallee
Turtle Dove II by Espace Tricot
Boat Neck - The Weekender by Andrea Mowry
Ballet Neck - Dissent by Andrea Rangel
Cowl Neck - Star Crossed by Jacqueline Cieslak
SLEEVES:
Circular - Ranunculus by Midair Hirose
Raglan - Flax by TinCanKnits
Saddle Shoulder - Penguono by Stephen West
Dolman - Letho by Natasja Hornby
Drop Shoulder - The Weekender by Andrea Mowry
Set-in Sleeves - The Oban Cardigan by Thea Colman
HEMS:
Split Hem - Junegrass Pullover by Carrie Bostick Hoge
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