You've finished sweaters that fit the schematic perfectly and your body not at all. You've made adjustments that seemed logical and somehow made things worse. You've wondered if the problem is the pattern, the yarn, your gauge, or just you.

It isn't you.

It's that nobody ever taught you how sweater fit actually works.

The Knitter's Sweater Fitting Bible by Kim McBrien Evans — the designer behind Indigodragonfly and one of the fiber arts community's most respected voices on garment construction — is the book that finally closes that gap. You’ll learn how to understand fit before you knit, read ease with confidence, take measurements that actually translate to your needles, and alter every part of a sweater—from bust and shoulders to sleeves and necklines—without turning the pattern into a math exercise.

For knitters who are ready to go further, the book includes sweater style templates and design profiles that let you build a personalized sweater from your own measurements, in the yarn of your choice. Inclusive sizing, real bodies, clear explanations. No guesswork, no vague instructions, no one-size-fits-most assumptions.

By the end, you won’t just have a sweater that fits. You’ll understand why it fits—and you’ll know how to make the next one fit, too.