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Knitting a Handspun Shifty Sweater by Andrea Mowry

The Shifty Sweater by Andrea Mowry is a very popular pattern for using with handspun yarn, but some people have had some issues with the fit. Will I experience the same thing? Will the newly-modified v2.0 pattern help ensure you don't have the same problems? Watch to find out. Totally forgot to mention that I modified the length of the body and sleeves — nothing fancy required, I just kept knitting to the desired length and added a sleeve decreases as appropriate. **I love helping people learn about fibre arts... I also have to pay the bills! A lot of work goes into these videos so if you found it helpful, please consider supporting the channel by: joining my Patreon:   / tinyfibrestudio   or buying me a ‘virtual coffee’ via my Ko-Fi account : http://www.ko-fi.com/tinyfibrestudio Thank you!** Nunoco, creators of the batt I used for the blips no longer exist but one of the original duo continues to produce fibre as Spin Jones on Etsy. Pattern The Shifty Sweater Pattern: https://www.dreareneeknits.com/shop/s... Yarn Subs Zauberball® / Zauberball® Crazy by Schoppel-Wolle and Cascade Heritage Wave are popular alternatives, although both are fingering weight so some adjustments may be needed for gauge. Ideally you want something with long colour changes. Finchley Graft My Quick Reference Finchley Graft video:    • Finchley Graft in 1 Minute   The Finchley Graft — longer tutorial by Roxanne Richardson:    • The Finchley Graft // Technique Tuesday   Resolving Jogs Suzanne Bryan demonstrates a technique for jogless joins on multi-row stripes: Part 1:    • Jogless Jogs Part 1   Part 2:    • Jogless Jogs Part 2 - Staggered vs St...   The staggered version is what Shifty knitters have used. From Ravelry user Alywit (posted here for those who can't access Ravelry): "To avoid the appearance of a seam at the BOR, I’m following Suzanne Bryan’s instructions for staggered jogless jog, slipping two sts on even numbered rows in the pattern charts (and slipping 4 sts for row 8 of the big blips to make sure I slip the worked sts of the contrast color), and placing a ‘moving BOR’ after the slipped sts. I am keeping the original BOR as a reference. Then, to make sure that the contrast color staggers as shown in the chart (sts 1-2 for rows 1-2 and sts 3-4 in rows 5-6, ect.), I skip the first two sts of the first repeat of the following odd row (start at sts 3 in the chart, then repeat chart a). When switching colors, bring the new color over the old."