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Reverse Engineering a Sweater: Getting Started // CasFri 3-38
DescriptionThis week's Casual Friday is mostly about how I approach reverse engineering a knitted item in order to recreate it. This time, instead of recreating an item from a photograph, I have the original item, but it's in a different yarn weight (and therefore knit with a different gauge) than I will be using. Support me byMore
This week's Casual Friday is mostly about how I approach reverse engineering a knitted item in order to recreate it. This time, instead of recreating an item from a photograph, I have the original item, but it's in a different yarn weight (and therefore knit with a different gauge) than I will be using.
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LINKS TO THINGS MENTIONED IN THE PODCAST
Tidbits
Clara Parkes remembers Cat Bordhi: http://www.knittersreview.com/remembering-cat-bordhi/
Books by Cat Bordhi:
https://amzn.to/3j13ZKb
Cat's patterns on Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/designers/cat-bordhi
Circular Solution hanging storage system for circular needles https://amzn.to/3412zJn
Introduction: 0:00
Tidbits
Cat Bordhi: 0:34
Circular Needle Storage 1:59
Preventing Moth Infestation: 5:00
Reverse Engineering a Favorite Old Sweater: 8:09
What is Reverse Engineering: 8:31
My experience with reverse engineering: 12:04
The sweater I want to replicate now: 16:41
Determining the construction attributes: 20:47
Measuring the sweater: 22:32
Decipher stitch patterns: 24:50
How is the shaping done: 28:51
Experimenting with stitch patterns: 30:34
Additional decisions: where to place color? 36:27
Checking my measurements/gauge: 38:25
Other potential changes: 43:29
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