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Choosing Your Size
Choosing a knitting pattern size means matching body measurements to the intended finished fit, not simply selecting a usual shop size.
What it is
Choosing a knitting pattern size means matching body measurements to the intended finished fit, not simply selecting a usual shop size.
How Ruke patterns use it
Ruke patterns describe ease and finished measurements so the design keeps its silhouette. The best size protects proportion across chest, shoulder, sleeve and length rather than chasing one number.
When to use it
Use this guide before casting on and again before making size-dependent modifications.
What to check
Check body circumference, intended ease, finished measurements, gauge and how the sample is worn.
Common mistakes
Selecting by name alone, ignoring positive ease, or changing size to compensate for incorrect gauge.