In Episode 4 of “Every Sweater I’ve Ever Knit,” I’m continuing my walk down memory lane—12 years of sweater knitting, patterns, yarn choices, and all the little real-life lessons that come with actually wearing your knits. This time I’m going all-in on my Andi Satterlund era, because I’ve made a bunch of her designs and they’ve really shaped what I reach for in a cardigan: flattering fit, thoughtful details, and pieces that work with regular life (not just cute-for-a-photo life). I chat through the specifics of five projects—Penelope Cardigan, Nosegay Vest, Miette Cardigan, Hortencia Cardigan, and Hetty Cardigan—and what it was like to knit each one. I also talk about what I’ve learned from making multiple sweaters over time: how my preferences have changed, what kinds of silhouettes I actually wear, and how pattern details can make a project either a forever favorite or something that just doesn’t get grabbed from the closet. If you’ve missed the first three episodes, I link them too so you can binge the whole sweater history series.