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Basic model for women's sweater (1)

I found notes that a knitter, who had gone to live in the same building where she was my mother, had given me along with a machine gauge 10 Dubied, very old (probably early 60s) but in perfect working order to which unfortunately I had to give up, and an even older reel but still working. So I decided to do a serious matter and to explain how to "build" a model upon which to base any kind of modification to create our models, how to find the proportions between the shoulders and neck, the height and depth deli scratched the armholes and the upper part of the sleeves and so on. etc.. as the work of calature scratched, necklines and more of your upper sleeve, etc.. etc.. I hope I can be clear and not get the opposite effect, that confuse you more ideas. At first it will seem rather complicated, but once you understand how you can pick any number and create a mesh for the whole family. I advise you not to make the diagrams too small to hold the base model with only the initial measures that can then be modified depending on the model you want to do, copying all the other sheets.

With my next work I will try to follow this system, I usually go with instinct, and I've always gone well, that is, samples and models with the measures they always do, but for what ruguarda necklines and sleeve holes, I follow the 'intuition. But the insight I came up with the experience and then I want to help those who experience it has little or does not, and maybe dispel any doubt to anyone who has a little 'more.

What I do not know is whether this lady, who made the knitter for most of his life, he invented this method or if he learned from someone or some publication, I have written and illustrated notes hand to her and unfortunately I can not ask why there is no more.

The images you will see that I designed with the Windows Paint program and another vector drawing in a free version downloadable from Google

Take a pencil and paper or saved this picture, print it (I have not tried it, I do not know how it is) and we begin:

first take measures:

AB is a measure of the total length of our sweater. Take dall'attaccatura neck at the highest point passing over the breast to the point where we want to get our sweater
AP height is the measure of life and takes the same point of ' total height to the waist.
CD is the circumference of the hips at the widest point taken, that is, if like me you're not a twig, you have to take the measure at the widest point, which may or may not be exactly on the sides, but perhaps at the edge of the mesh or More on ...
EF waist circumference is taken at the narrowest point
GH is the circumference of the breast in the most salient point
THE is a measure of shoulder arm socket dall'attaccatura other
MN is the height of the breast taken from the same point of the length of link to the most salient point of the breast

As measured (it is best if you take the assistance of another person) marked the exact figures on the diagram, the changes will think about later.

Now we draw the basic model. If you use a squared paper is easier. Maybe you feel a bit 'complicated, but then based on this we can make all the changes we want. We draw something (soon followed by the video, so it will be easier to understand), or you can print these images groped .....( I have not tried it, I do not know how they are):

if dellla circumference measurements of breast is equal to that of sides

If the circumference of the breast is lower than that of sides

and if the circumference of the breast is greater than that of sides

Record your measurements on purple lines, for example:

We start from the back: I've only done
the pattern of the front, the back is the same, of course without the neckline
measures sample roughly correspond to a size 50 and are those of the schema that I have.
For now, see if you can see up here, and let me know, then add a few centimeters here and there in order to ease the movement and see how we obtain the other measures.