10 Pro Knitting Tips: How To Design Your Own Knits

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✨ 10 Pro Knitting Tips: How To Design Your Own Knits ✨
In this video I'm sharing some of my pro tips when it comes to designing your and making your own knits. I've been designing and making my own knitwear since I was a teenager, and last year when I was working on my book I learned so many new valuable lessons, in this video I'm sharing some of my pro tips to help you design your own or alter an exisiting pattern.
Chapters
2:40 Seeking design inspiration
Design Tips
5:48 Tip 1: Use an existing garment as a starting point
9:32 Tip 2: Divide your circular yoke into sections
11:11 Tip 3: Decide and choose your design key elements
14:04 Tip 4: Try your projects on a lot while creating them
16:32 Tip 5: Make the yoke first, then pick up stitches for the collar when you're unsure
17:57 Tip 6: Be mindful about the construction you choose
19:12 Tip 7: Choosing a yarn that will fit your idea
Some HandyTools
20:24 Tip 8: Stitch holder - safety pin style
20:55 Tip 9: Row counter
21:35 Tip 10: Knitting needle gauge
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@Kutovakika Год назад

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@conor8185 Год назад

my personal tip is (with any garment you want to design yourself) to always start by knitting _at least one pattern made by another knitter,_ if not multiple, so that you can get a general feel for how that kind of garment is formed through knitting. it will help you understand both your tastes in fit/guage/style but also help you to more clearly understand a garment's structure and can teach you some techniques or tips you may not have known before. you don't have to follow it exactly--- even for my very first tee and sweater projects i diverted from the pattern i was using to make certain changes or do things the way i preferred--- but it's good to have instructions before you as a reference point! even as a very experienced knitter i still learn new things from patterns all the time!

@missmarie_8790 5 месяцев назад

Great advice!!! Learn the rules before you can break them 😊

@offplumbnan7562 Год назад

wow - I have been knitting , especially cable designs, for 60 years - and have NEVER seen as lovely a balanced yet intricate design as your first cable sweater in the video. I have also never purchased *immediately* a pattern as quickly as I bought this one!! (in the middle of the video)! What a beautiful home you have, and love Kitty - ❤

@tracymiller3436 Год назад

Me too. I stopped and purchased after she showed the three colors hahaha. So beautiful!

@beginnercrafter Год назад

Hello, thanks for the tips! Could you also make a video about how to choose types of yarn to go together? I mean, sometimes you knit with two types of yarn at the same time, how do they affect each other and the fabric? E.g. this yarn makes it more sturdy, this one makes it feel softer, this one is more elastic, this one is just for looks :)

@Kutovakika Год назад

Ah what a good idea! ☺️

@NewestDays Год назад

I would love a video on this too! There's so many types of yarn and I would love to feel more comfortable experimenting with all of them

@pianohead56 Год назад

Hi Kika. Thanks for this and your other videos. Though I’ve been a knitter for decades, I would not ever have thought to design my own garments. Now I’m actively considering it! Your enthusiasm is addictive and your ideas inspirational

@luiseschmidt7513 Год назад

I would love this video about different yarns too, that’s always a thing for me to choose the right yarn

@joyharmon1110 Год назад

I love the idea of getting inspiration from vintage knitting patterns. I had a couple of older knitting books from a Scotland trip that I saved for years. Other knitters that I showed them to did not understand. They said, "oh, these are so dated!" I tried to explain to them that the style of photography, the model's style of hair, makeup, and accessories were mostly what they were reacting to. They didn't accept it. But I still love vintage patterns. I feel they free me up to put my own twist on it by modifying the fit or changing up the yarn. Any little thing to make it my own.

@erinlisaaulfinger9594 Год назад

This video is just in time, I recently bought Hitomi Shida's Japanese Stitch Bible to design a potential wedding dress for myself (inspired by your video!) and even though I ad lib my own garments a lot, writing out a planned pattern with complex details is daunting. On to the video!

@Kutovakika Год назад

Sounds great! 😀 Make lots of swatches and try it on as you go are my tips, I’m sure it will be so mich fun and turn out beautifully 😊

@Whistlewalk 7 месяцев назад

A really good set of reminders for me. I am coming back to knitting after a 30ish year hiatus. I have most of the equipment I need, although most of my stuff is pre-circular needles (so much faster when you don't have to sew the pieces together!), but I had collected quite a few of the useful tools, like stitch holders in a variety of sizes, that needle size tool, although mine is pre-metric, and a box of old European knitting books in a box somewhere.... Look forward to retirement. I enjoy your podcasts!

@GeordsYouTube Год назад

Purchased your Knit This book as a gift for my wife, she loves your knits and she loves to make her own clothing. Keep up the great content

@Kutovakika Год назад

Thank you so much, I’m so glad to hear that, hope she’ll enjoy the book ☺️

@elizabuilt3480 Год назад

please! i’d love to see a more in depth video on cables and the arctic light sweater!

@-kutovakika Год назад

Thanks for watching and commenting✨Congratulations 🎉🎁you have been selected among my draw * 👆winners should respond to me on telegram👆

@gwen8972 Год назад

Two things - one, I have that row counter, and I love it so much I recently bought a second one 😂 Two, my knitting tip is if you're using interchangeable needles (which I always do), and want to try on your project (or have the recipient try it on), take a needle off and use the cable connector to attach your longest cable to that end instead. Voila, you don't have to move stitches anywhere and it takes like 30 seconds. 😁

@andrabeta1971 Год назад

I do the same. Also i put sleeves on hold on short cables using stoppers. Then i just attach short needles and knit. Plenty of different length cables in stash.

@gwen8972 Год назад

@@andrabeta1971 Yes! 💯

@creativian68 Год назад

What a great tip! Thank you SO much. It's really beneficial to read these comments.

@Kutovakika Год назад

Omg this is a total game changer- how have I not done this before?! 😃 Thank you for sharing 💕

@gwen8972 Год назад

@@creativian68 @kutovakika No problem! I'm glad I was helpful! 😄

@susanmatthews8250 Месяц назад

Ironically I love your zipped sweater. I hope you get to publish a version that you are happy with. Also I loved your last cable knit. It looks like it is going to be a really flattering shape. Hope to see that too when finished.

@andrabeta1971 Год назад

I also prefer to knit seamlessly top down. There are so many ways to knit top down : round yoke, raglan, raglan with saddle shoulder, japanese shoulder and so on. Never boring and don't have to bother will i have enough yarn for full length or both sleeves. Just try on and make 3/4 sleeves or crop jumper, or vest instead of jumper.

@3rdand105 Год назад

Greetings! This year, my wife is getting a cape that I've designed, and I'm currently working on it while watching your video. I'm hoping I'll be finished in time, as it is going to be 3.5 feet long and 6 feet wide (there needs to be enough room inside for a whole human being and a large bag). This is my first cape, and there is currently no written pattern for it, just a couple of pages of math (algebra was involved) and a chart for where to put the increases (6 every other row, 2 of which need to be nearly invisible, and the other 4 make fake shoulder seams). Anyhow, I'm at the point of the video where you're discussing collars on top-down pullover sweaters, and I have a tip: measure the forehead. I came to the conclusion last year that if your head doesn't fit, the sweater is useless, so starting with this particular measurement helps immensely. In my experience with hats, I know that in my case, an adult man's hat starts by casting on 96 sts using size 7 needles, so that's where I would begin. Of course, you have to adjust, given the type of yarn, the needle size, and your own knitting style, so be sure to make a test swatch first. Back to the video!

@Kutovakika Год назад

Wow a cape, that sounds so ambitious and amazing!! 😍 Also, super good tip, thank you so much for sharing 😊

@hollydingman7455 Год назад

New fan of your channel 🤗 Thank you for showing your “fail” sweater too (even though I still think it’s beautiful)! We can all learn from that “this could have been better” moment. Also, I love the tip about using an existing sweater! I have a store bought one that I absolutely love, so maybe my next big project can be to make something based on that.

@-kutovakika Год назад

Thanks for watching and commenting✨Congratulations 🎉🎁you have been selected among my draw * 👆winners should respond to me on telegram👆

@andreamiller6200 Год назад

Such a gorgeous sweater, I love your content!

@cyndidaves5313 2 месяца назад

Hello, thank you for your video and all the wonderful information. I am wanting to tackle my first jumper. You have so many beautiful designs. I have not heard any other knitters mention trying on your jumper as we knit it; great idea. Also, I have not heard other knitters and designers mention picking up stitches for the neckline, another helpful tip. Thank you again for your inspiration and love for knitting.

@lollypop2413 Год назад

Your designs are beautiful. My grandson is 7yrs old and loves knitting. He is just beginning and loves design. I am sharing your work with him.

@neurolotte2406 Год назад

Hi Kika! I loved this video and I'm really excited about the cable knitting one you are going to make! Can't wait to start a new project now!

@catherinesybillegervais7341 Год назад

I sewn a lot a zippers and by experience if the zipper is not sitting straight you have either too much fabric for the length of the zipper or too much zipper for the length of fabric. Not easy! I recommend: 1. ironing the zipper flat (the zipper tape might shrink a little bit), 2. wash your garment, 3. measure the opening of the garment and measure the zipper make sure they are the same length, 4. sew the zipper in the garment. Iron the garment. (You can also put a provisional basting stitch or sewing pins to help you.) Good luck! Love you videos! Always beautiful! xx

@Kutovakika Год назад

Amazing tips, thank you so much! I will try these the next time :)

@tracymiller3436 Год назад

This is gorgeous!!!! I immediately bought your pattern. Thank you for creating such beautiful patterns. I can't wait to knit this! ♥️♥️♥️

@catherinegage5597 Год назад

Love all your sweaters... thanks for sharing!!!

@aminaya227 Год назад

Thank you! Great Tips and I really enjoy your videos. Your knits are everything ❤

@pottery444 Год назад

Thank you for making videos for your patterns they are very helpful I most likely purchase patterns with tutorials I’ll get this pattern for sure ❤

@katemah Год назад

Can't wait to check out your new book!

@carycanli5761 Год назад

Another absolutely beautiful cable sweater and excellent tips and tricks ! Happy holidays and Merry Christmas to you and your family !!

@isbelala4532 Год назад

Your videos are sooo helpful, thank you so much

@peggyw172 Год назад

I so enjoy your content and how upbeat you are.

@anukokkonen1357 Год назад

Thank you Kika! This was really helpful. 😊

@kathileo Год назад

I started to knit because of your wedding dress video, and my first project was your easy chunky head!! 🤩 and I finished my first sweater last week , and today I finally bought your knitting book! Thank you for the insight! Still struggeling with edge stitches. And I am afraid of cables ... 🤯

@creativian68 Год назад

Congratulations on your first sweater. Don't be afraid of cables or any design elements. Buy a cheap ball of yarn and start to knit swatches (small squares) where you practise different things and see if you understand the pattern. This is how I learnt to do colourwork. I knit very tightly and struggled a lot with getting a smooth finish when switching between colours. When I first tested on some swatches I didn't have to unravel and correct errors when I then started on the sweater.

@leangreenkelly Год назад

I was always afraid of cables...and sweaters. I tackled both last year and made myself a cabled sweater. Go for it! I found cables a lot easier than I feared. They look crazy complicated but I found them to be deceptively simple. Give it a try. You will wish you did so sooner. :)

@chickadeeacres3864 10 месяцев назад

Me too! I haven’t knitted in a while and I'm tempted to try making myself something. That wedding dress is scrumptious!

@deannajohnson3933 Год назад

I really can vouch for stitch/row counters. I use them for crochet so often, they are a lifesaver!

@sarabarentine8310 Год назад

I've been knitting for a long time and have kept everything I've made so simple and have never designed anything myself. Thanks for the tips. This may be something I need to try in the new year.

@gardenglory6624 10 месяцев назад

why?

@monstersmomma8594 Год назад

Yes you can say that… It’s absolutely beautiful!

@everystitchaprayer6268 4 месяца назад

I love that we can see your knits to know which ones to buy! I'm waiting for our store to carry your book!

@marianaburuiana231 Год назад

Absolutely stunning.

@rachelraye285 Год назад

I truly loved your tips for today! I hope you will make a video to go with your beautiful sweater🥰🥰

@hebulanebula Год назад

Very helpful, thank you. Your sweaters are stunning.

@Brott1111 Год назад

Your videos always make me so happy, looking forward to the cable video!

@Kutovakika Год назад

I'm so glad 🥰

@sharkweek44 Год назад

Omg those jumpers are amazing 👏 😍

@TheShtrounf Год назад

TANK YOU for not gatekipping and actualy give us the info we all need to make progresse, i starte making my own sweat but it's so confusing sometime ...

@janicegrima6593 Год назад

I can say I am a proud owner of your book finally. I am still waiting for it but can't wait. Keep it up and thanks for showing us and how it's done.

@Alaskaventureswithbrodie Год назад

You are my favorite knitting channel!

@rumination608 Год назад

The sweaters you design are very beautiful! 🥰

@ripleyhyland1885 3 месяца назад

Great tips,I learned a lot. Thank you!

@alexhawkhead Год назад

Really helpful video, thank you!

@MikiCrespo Год назад

Thanks so much for sharing. So useful and inspirational 🧶🎄🧶

@standassuredconsultinggrou523 Год назад

Thank you for another lovely video! I am knitting my first sweater (bottom up) with help of my mom but I am already dreaming about gorgeous design with cables a little bit similar to the ones you designed, I too bought a Japanese knitting bible and love it. Can’t wait to start on using some of the stitches. Finally, please show more of the wintery landscapes. I live in Mexico where it’s perpetually warm!

@TeamWallace365 Год назад

Wonderful video! Thank you for all the tips. ❤

@Kutovakika Год назад

Glad it was helpful ☺️

@monikakreilis2788 Год назад

Kiitos, Kika ☺️

@ervapella5500 Год назад

You are so lovely and creative madam, such an inspiration for me Thank you♡

@martinevezina2346 Год назад

Happy holidays and merry Christmas. Your cable sweater is very beautiful. Thank you for this video.

@Kutovakika Год назад

Happy holidays! :)

@crochetcreativity Год назад

WOW the video is awesome 😍. A lot of these tips are useful for crocheters also, thank you very much🤩.

@michelleellis1290 Год назад

Awesome thank you. I would absolutely love a deep dive into cables please 🙏🏻. Love your work, absolutely beautiful ❤

@SparklyOne Год назад

Hi Kika! You are just so sweet and beautiful! I’ve only been knitting for almost 3 years and you inspire me so much! Thank you for sharing your tips with us. I really want to make more wearables and you are so helpful. Congratulations on your marriage and your dress was stunning 🎉 Blessings to you and your husband ❤️😍🥰💍

@amidala3927 Год назад

Buy kids' colorful jump rings from the craft jewelry section. They are a lot cheaper and hardier than the typical plastic knit markers. For knit patterns with multiple sections with different numbers of repeats, chain several jump rings together to use as row counters. For example, if one section repeats every four rows, then chain four rings together. On the last of the four, add a couple more rings to signify that it is the end. Slip to the next ring down every time you come to it, until you've reached the end, then start over.

@mammamiia8163 Год назад

Wow, inspiring! Kiitos 💕👏

@joyharmon1110 8 месяцев назад

I totally agree that top down is better; especially if you have fitting issues as I do. I have narrow shoulders and a full bustline. So top down lets me do the fitting first and then I can relax and just relax and enjoy the flat knitting for the rest of the garment. Unfortunately, I do not know how to do this with traditional pieced garments. I am still watching this, so maybe there are some suggestions later on in the video. Cheers.

@ludouglas1 Год назад

Your cabled sweater is AMAZING and you are such an accomplished knitter. I love seeing your podcast and all that you show. I sometimes find myself talking to you on screen hahahahahahaha, agreeing or laughing or looking in wonder at the amazing surroundings you live in. The house is gorgeous but then it suits you - you're gorgeous too. Have a happy December. Lu x

@Kutovakika Год назад

Haha I love that :)) Thank you so much! Happy Holidays 😊

@isabellemeunier9486 Год назад

Thanks for this video! I love every one you do! I often use free pattern on Drops design to design my own sweater. I then find something similar and make adjustments from there.

@DWKathy Год назад

I do exactly the same 🙈

@DCrockZ131 Год назад

Very informative...share more designing tips...thanks

@CherryBlossomHill Год назад

Your energy is so infectious, I loved seeing you play with your husband (so sweet!); your new sweater design is so heavenly, I am really looking forward to learning more about cables in your next video! Stay safe and warm!

@Kutovakika Год назад

Thank you so much :) this tim eof year is so cosy, and I'm really glad I have all my woolen sweaters now because our old wooden house is cold brr 🥶😅

@angelapa9513 Год назад

I was just binge watching your wonderful videos.

@Kutovakika Год назад

Glad you like them 🥰

@Tania-fd6nx Год назад

Спасибо большое Кика! Всех благ Вам и удачи. Берегите себя. Merry Christmas!

@susangobin8726 Год назад

She s gorgeous, brilliant. I so wish I had her near me to teach me. Love her!!

@BernadetteOntong Год назад

Thank you🙌🎉💕

@MYROCKOROCKO Год назад

Go ahead and say it …… GORGEOUS!!! 😉

@vivvoveo384 Год назад

Than you so much for all this interesting information.

@Kutovakika Год назад

Glad it was helpful 😊

@regancoker3805 Год назад

Thank you so much 😍

@darlingyou2122 Год назад

Thank you! you look so beautiful!!!❤🎉

@barbarabrenner3774 Год назад

Thank you for this useful Video! It is so good to know, how to make his own pattern. I have had very often this problem to have a nice wool, but the pattern, I would like to make with this wool, was written for another needle size. And OMG I should have known this earlier, that superwash wool is "growing" after washing resp. soaking it 😲 I knitted a wonderful Cardigan "Olivia" and loved it 🙄 aaaargh! It is so so much bigger than before... (why didn't I wash my gauge???) Next time, I will add an other (silk) yarn with this superwashed yarn...

@tulpenballerina Год назад

Please, please do a everything I´ve knitted in 2022. That would be amazing. To see what happened to all the wip´s of your current knits in progress-video. Thank you for being as delightful and encouraging as you are!🦋

@borbolettaazul 2 месяца назад

My Artic Sweater in creme white is ready, yeap!.

@valkyriewings4615 Год назад

Yes! All the cables please!

@selinab8532 Год назад

i would love to be able to design my own sweaters but there are so many designers out there with many patterns to choose from (including you) that it is hard to choose where to begin! i love to knit but i don't need to design & prefer to support a few designers, there are so many. love your tips on knitting & i have some kid mohair that i've had for over 20yrs not know what to do with it, watching you knit with the different yarns together gives me an idea for the kid mohair to do the same; thanx for sharing your vast knowledge with us

@cathyclark5791 Год назад

I think the pinkish brown is called cocoa. Anyway I saw fabric in that shade, and that is what it was called. Love love love the stack of knitted sweaters. You inspire me to learn knitting. I have tried and think I might be able to struggle through a scarf or hat.

@debbiekaisler5741 Год назад

Cabling has become my favorite knit to do. I purchased this sweater and am looking forward to getting started. but first off to buy yarn. Husband says thanks for being an enabler. HA HA

@ekrs2022 Год назад

I keep a knitting notebook! Anytime I knit, whether I am making a commercial pattern or designing something, I take notes about what I have been doing and jot down any changes I make. That way the next time I sit down to knit I can double check where I am in the pattern, and if I've made any adjustments to a commercial pattern to make them fit me better I can more easily revisit that pattern if I decide to use it a second time.

@andrabeta1971 Год назад

I always start project with knitting, washing and blocking sample. Then do all calculations. Knitting is actually very much mathematics. I still don't have row counter. I use pencil and paper.

@yolandahernandez-madsen4657 Год назад

Thank you!

@jacquelinerichard2794 Год назад

j'ai bien vu la vidéo c'est super merci je m'en sors parfaitement

@lindasharp3056 Год назад

Oh, I play June's Journey. I have for a few years it is a lot of fun. Linda Sharp from Idaho USA

@ingvildk9939 Год назад

Thanks for such a nice and informative video, Kika!! Since I'm dipping my toes into designing myself, I was wondering, how do you estimate enough yarn to your sweaters? Is there a specific equation that you use? 😊

@alicjamega8589 Год назад

What a lovely sponsor, I'm playing that game :) It's soo soothing and calming

@Kutovakika Год назад

Oh I love that! Yes it's been so much fun to play, and we now sit and play together with Juki each evening instead of just watching TV 😆

@trixieknits Год назад

Thank you so much. I’ve been knitting since a little girl also but garments elude me. I really want to learn how to make my own. I prefer small gauge so I hope you address that. I like to use fingering yarn. ♥️

@kristyann9641 Год назад

Kika, you are adorable! You need to try out Chigo needles. I think you’d love them.

@maryannenge9408 Год назад

I just got the yarn for this sweater! I'm a very slow knitter (crochet is my main game) I'm terrified because the yarn was expensive but I can't wait to start it!!

@Kutovakika Год назад

It's going to be worth it, i always say invest in good quality yarn when you're going to put in a lot of time and effort into making something 😊💕

@annabelle7123 Год назад

I’m relatively new to knitting but have knitted a few sweaters and a cardigan. Sometimes I make alterations and realize the sleeve length or back length is not good anymore. Using a sweater is a reference is really helpful and I should do more! Also I should try to fix some items that I’ve made mistakes in my very early knitting, like tight bindoffs or short sleeves 😅

@Kutovakika Год назад

Oh yes the too tight or too loose bind off issue is a real thing, I've had to re-do so many bindoffs, and still need to do that sometimes 😃

@tjbuttsful Год назад

Great tutorial. I always modify patterns, but my self-designs are usually a little sub-optimal.

@trixieknits Год назад

I also asked for your knitting book for Xmas!!

@sherryedwards9571 5 месяцев назад

Kika, what knitting software do you use? Thank you for sharing your tips and experience. I recently ordered your book and am excitedly awaiting its arrival.

@richelletvforyou8324 Год назад

Gorge😍

@Barbara-zv1wi Год назад

Hello! I just found you (from grocery girls podcast) & loved watching my very first video. Your tip bout adding mohair to Superwash is great! Wonder if the same would be for Suri alpaca? Mohair & I don’t get along. Looking forward to watching your other videos - thank you!!

@betina2952 Год назад

Thank you for a great video :) which pattern is the cable sweater in the bottom of the stack in the intro scene?

@annetteheat9854 Год назад

Thank you. You are such a beautiful knitter. A question, do you have to use a second thread of yarn??, you use a mohair.? Is it yo give your sweater a softer texture.? It can get expensive.

@marinamorales5049 Год назад

Belleza todo lo que tejes 🌷🥰🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾

@adrianaperca7056 Год назад

Thanks for this video, it's really helpful!🥰 But what about adjusting the design to different sizes. If I design a pattern I will first, ofc, knit it for myself, based on the measurements of my body, but I am not sure how to determine other measurements. How do you o that? And what size charts do you use?

@gingersnap108 Год назад

I’m casting on Arctic Knits ❤

@patriciapamponette9841 Год назад

Hi I always look at your podcast and will love to purchase your book, I live in the USA. Let me know where I can get your book to purchase. I love you patterns.

@JaniceMoore-zt1eh Год назад

Enjoyed this video very much. I recently knit a vintage sweater from an old Workbasket Magazine. It is a bottom up pattern, each piece knitted separately. It fits very well except for the sleeves ... they are too wide for my shoulders and have a large poof at the cap of the sleeve which I don't like. I am going to knit it again but will use circular needs bottom up to the sleeves. before separating. Can sleeves be incorporated at this point? Thanks for any advice.

@Kutovakika Год назад

Yes, you could absolutely knit the piece in the round and after finishing the body you can leave the sts on hold, then knit each sleeve bottom up to the armhole and join both body and sleeves on the same cirucalr needle for the yoke :)

@preetykaur5909 5 месяцев назад

Hi Kika. When you shared the pro tip 6, the sweater that you did not use in your book. Please tell me what knot stitch that is. Is it Brioche, Fisher man's knit or any other. I like the simplicity, but as I am new to knitting, just started this year, I am quite confused