Sweater Surgery
Carol Feller
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2:00
- In-depth Instruction; over 235 mins
- On-demand video access anytime
- Bonus downloadable PDF resources
- Access to class Q&A
The Value of Sweater Surgery
9:56
Get started, meet your instructor and learn about the goals of this class.
Modifying Sleeves
47:30
Start with a simple problem: sleeves. Learn how to change sleeve length and separate your sweater from the sleeves.
Lengthening the Body
17:41
Learn how to modify the body of your sweater. Watch Carol deconstruct a baby sweater to get used to sweater surgery.
Modifying the Sweater Shape
19:36
Get the fit that's right for you! Learn about waist shaping and modifying a sweater size by viewing ill-fitting examples.
How to Steek
30:27
Learn how to steek and cut your knitting. Watch as Carol steeks a baby sweater before you try it on your own.
Adding Edgings
37:39
Learn about edging and finishing. Get to know I-cord edging and whipstitching the edges of your sweater for a clean, polished look.
Adding Pockets
22:55
Add pockets to your sweater! Learn how to knit the pocket and fit it to your garment.
Provisional Cast-Ons
24:43
Enter the world of provisional cast-ons. Learn how to keep your options open with a cast-on that stays live as you knit.
From Seamed to Seamless
24:05
Seamlessly transition your sweater into something new. Learn how to change sleeves to a raglan sleeve and how to modify from any direction.
Learn to fix your knits with knitwear designer Carol Feller. Whatever fit malady you’re facing — too long, too short, too wide or too narrow — Carol has the prescription in her latest Craftsy class. Gain the confidence to cut into your sweaters with the knowledge that you can easily pick up the stitches and seamlessly fix the original problem. Learn how to adjust seams and add shaping with your sewing machine and how to steek your sweater to create a fabulous cardigan that can be finished numerous ways.
Carol Feller
Carol Feller is a knitwear designer known for dreaming up pieces that are well-shaped, flattering to wear and fun to knit. Her expertise at combining classic and contemporary elements has earned her a spot at the forefront of the seamless sweater movement, while her detailed, approachable instruction has given many knitters the tools they need to reach their goals. You can find her patterns in a wide variety of respected knitting magazines and in her newest book Short Row Knits (Potter Craft, September 2015).
Bonus materials available after purchase