ITAG Q&A 10/21/18

This is in conjunction with the It Takes a Guild Cardigan Tutorial. With permission of Ann Budd and Interweave Press. See also: Using Top Down Sweaters by Ann Budd to knit a Raglan Cardigan - https://youtu.be/Z8Gcng6WL8w Time stamps for live stream 10-21-18 0:30—Suzanne shows a finished ITAG sweater and discusses it’s features 2:40—Suzanne shows her current ITAG sweater 4:55—“safety pin at the underarm” trick and how to use it to try on the sweater for fit 7:04—ease in the top of the sweater 9:16—amount of the front cable covered by the shawl collar 10:58—increases used for the raglan 12:12—turning cable charts upside down 15:44—swatching for gauge difference: stockinette vs cable Video - Using Cable Flare Method to Insert a Cable into Your Garment - https://youtu.be/hzRgO5MU7sQ. 18:34—what parts of the sweater needs to be swatched? 19:55—Suzanne’s favorite charting software 21:20—swatching in the round for the sleeves 23:15—casting on for the sleeves & using the information in the Budd book 26:40—the book used in the ITAG KAL 27:25—ease and how much to allow for 27:58—increases for raglans and fronts; when to stop for the fronts 28:22—compensation for cable flare needed for the front cable? 29:34—this is what 1” of ease looks like 30:44—making a raglan with 2 stitches; does it affect the number of stitches to increase for the fronts? 31:28—V-neck increase frequency 35:52—how to measure the cable swatch Video - https://youtu.be/hzRgO5MU7sQ 36:06—more on the V-neck incre