Remember: As you do the math results marked on the diagram
Overall Height takes the total height of the front AB and take off usually 4 cm breast, but palliate figure can vary: in cases of large breasts, the less it is small.
height of the armhole is calculated by taking the length of life AP , removing 4 cm of the bias of the shoulders and then divided by 2 .... do not ask me why, depending on what, but take it for good ....
height of the side from the top edge of the armhole is obtained by the measure of the total calculated , less than the height of the armhole, less than 4 cm of the bias of the shoulder, not the height of the flange we want for our shirt
width at the breast GH add the total circumference of 6 to 10 cm with long sleeves if, by 4 to 6 cm in the case with short sleeves, 1 cm or 1.5 m if no anise and divide by 2
armhole depth is obtained taking the width at breast already calculated GH , subtract the shoulder width and divide by 2
Width life EF required only for models Slender, aggiungte 4 to 6 cm on the total circumference and divide by 2
Width sides CD add 1 or 2 cm if the total circumference should be snug, for example in the case of tubular board or without board, from 10 to 6 cm if we do ribbed. Divide PER2
Width shoulders add 1 cm for seams
neck width is obtained by dividing by 3 the size of the shoulders, so the shoulder width from neck to armhole IM and AL will equal that of the neck
course, these "rules" are only indicative and not categorical! You'll need a bit 'of your intuition to change them according to your size. If in doubt it is best to abound with the measures rather than low, a great little sweater can idossare however, if there is little hope. Again, as long as you learn wrong, do not get discouraged, but to learn from their mistakes. One advantage of mesh is that you can undo and redo, then the bill to go wrong and be patient.
If you notice that I forgot something, let me know: I'm so used to calculate measures I could take it for granted that I do some calculations automatically and does not omit to notice.
..... and another step is made .....