Along with finding any individual stitch, Magic Markers can also find wide sts such as cable stitches. Tap Edit. Tap Magic Markers. Tap the Blue+ and select Magic Marker. Tap a sample stitch that is part of the cable. Drag the edges of the sample to cover the entire width of the cable. Tap the Wand and it will find all the matching cables. For more information about adding a stitch, see here.
Continue reading →Magic Markers can count long runs of stitches in the chart. Once you have found all the matching stitches, define the Start Count and Show Count. Start Count Set the minimum number to count. In our example, this is set to 3. This means Magic Markers will count any run of stitches with 3 or more stitches. Show Count Decide how you would like the counts to appear as you move between rows. Current Row: The … Continue reading →
To include a video in knitCompanion, be sure to use a direct link for the video (e.g., youtube.com, youtu.be, etc). Links in your pattern that are not for videos will launch directly in your browser. Add Video Links from PDF (Setup+Essentials) You can add video links that are in a pattern’s PDF to your project. Tap Edit. Tap the Project Info button. Tap to view the PDF. Tap any active link. (why wouldn’t a link … Continue reading →
knitCompanion provides a blank Note Page that you can add to any project or use as the starting point for a project with no pattern. It is great for adding extra space to scribble on! This PDF is automatically added to your knitCompanion, it is called Note Page.pdf. This PDF is blank, allowing you to scribble any notes you need. You can add as many blank pages as you need, using the same steps for … Continue reading →
Notes can be added to every project. You can add anything in the notes section. For example, the size you are knitting, the yarn you are using, and who you are gifting the project to. In Knit, if the bottom panel is not showing, tap the toggle at the top right. Tap the Project Info button to toggle through each option until you see Project Information. Notes can be added while in Knit or Edit. … Continue reading →
Every project has a Project Information section. In Knit, if the bottom panel is not showing, tap the toggle at the top right. Tap the Project Info button to toggle through each option until you see Project Information. In the Project Info section, you can: Add project notes. Learn More View or customize your project timer. Learn More Use the ruler. Learn More Perform calculations. Learn More Watch and link videos to your project. Learn … Continue reading →
Search for all the patterns you have purchased on Ravelry that are also in our shop. Go to our shop. You can search by Designer, Pattern Name, or My Ravelry Purchases. Tap My Ravelry Purchases. All patterns you have purchased on Ravelry that are also in our shop display.
Continue reading →When a designer offers both charted and written instructions, kCDesigns will offer options for Standard Charts or Guided Charts. Guided Charts will show the written instructions for each charted row automatically as you advance the one-tap marker. Guided Charts are a great way to become more comfortable with charts, and when working on a chart with symbols that are new to you
Continue reading →Never miss a step! When you have one or more shaping steps to do on a row, knitCompanion will prompt you to check them off before you proceed to the next row. This ensures you won’t miss a critical step such as shaping, color changes, and other “at the same time” instructions. To check off a step, tap the check in the shaping list. Voice Commands (Apple only) You can use Voice Commands to clear … Continue reading →
knitCompanion can be used to keep track as you work your weaving draft while you thread your loom and during weaving to track treadling. Keep it Simple with Sliders Use sliders and counters in knitCompanion to keep track as you work your weaving draft. Using these tools will get you up and running quickly and does not require any setup. How to make a PDF from your Weaving Draft. Add a one-tap for easier … Continue reading →