Commercial clothing sizes can only do so much to match our wildly individual selves. And even patterns based on bust measurements are limited in scope.
Long/short torso? Wide/narrow shoulders? Iron biceps or elven arms? Ample/gamin bosom? You know what I’m talking about.
Making our own clothes provides us unique opportunities to fit them exactly to each of our bodies, but it can be intimidating to leave the secure directions of exact stitch and row numbers.
With this simple pattern I’d like to give you a guide to knit to your very personal measurements, and be confident of ending up with a garment that fits your body exactly.
A number of detailed pictures guide you through the somewhat unusual construction.
No swatching, no dreaded math. Go!