Sweater Fit Part 2: Measuring yourself & reading a schematic

Part 2: Measuring yourself and reading a schematic Welcome to Part 2 of my sweater fit series! Today we will cover measuring yourself and reading a schematic. If you missed Part 1: Gauge and Swatching, you can find it here. Measuring yourself No two bodies are alike, and advice on where to

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