ITAG Q&A 11/25/18

It Takes a Guild Cardigan Tutorial Q&A 11/25/18. Talking about the pockets. Here are the time stamps 5:00—ribbing discussion and stitch compensation 11:38—purl bumps on the pocket lining 15:20—pocket clarification for fronts 20:06—yarn management for the pockets 21:03—increases for the sweater body and calculating their placement 24:09—planning for reducing stitches for the combining row to go to the ribbing 25:59—cable flare compensation going from pockets to ribbing 29:07—holding stitches for the pocket 30:05—which row ends the lining extension 30:56—the best edging for the pocket edge if there are no cables 33:49—how to block acrylic to prepare for calculating the shawl collar gauge 34:50—tidy selvedge stitches and steam blocking 40:10—closing the underarm gap, there’s also a video for that 41:20—discussion of brioche and intarsia for the shawl collar and ribbing 48:38—calculating to coordinate colors and cables in ribbing 50:50—binding off for a top-down sweater 51:58—best button size for a 3” button band and button placement 55:40—the second half of the pocket lining 56:50—choosing the best stitch per inch for ITAG sweater yarn 58:15—using different ribbing options on the same sweater 59:43—using backing buttons for the shawl collar buttons 1:02:00—purl stitch after selvedge stitch instead of two knits 1:03:30—ITAG is a unisex design Join us in this knitting adventure. *Pattern: "It Takes a Guild Cardigan KAL Tutorial" by Suzanne Bryan https://www.ravelry.com/patter