Set-in Sleeve Row Gauge Adjuster

This handy spreadsheet will help you make adjustments to the number of rows needed for your top down set-in sleeve armhole. To use it, you’ll need a spreadsheet app like Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers, or Google's free Sheets.  

Open the document and enter the pattern's stated row gauge, your gauge (measured from your swatch), and the armhole depth for your size that's shown on the pattern's schematic. That's it—the spreadheet will calculate how many rows more or less you should work to maintain the armhole depth. Works with both imperial (inch) and metric measurements.

Download the Row Gauge Adjuster spreadsheet.

Pacific Crest Yoke Adjuster

A difference in row gauge will affect the depth of Pacific Crest’s yoke and armhole. A looser row gauge (smaller number than the pattern gauge) will lead to a deeper yoke, while a tighter row gauge (larger number than the pattern gauge) will give you a shorter yoke.

To see how your row gauge will affect your yoke depth, download this spreadsheet. To use it, you’ll need a spreadsheet app like Microsoft Excel, Apple Numbers, or Google's free Sheets.

Open the document, enter your row gauge in the highlighted box, and the adjuster will tell you how long the yoke will be at your gauge with no adjustment, and how many rows fewer (or more) to work to maintain the intended depth.

Download the Pacific Crest Yoke Adjuster spreadsheet.