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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 →
knitCompanion includes a variety of knitting calculators. Easy to read results are provided that can be placed directly in your Project Info notes and copied to your clipboard. Calculators are included in your subscription. In Knit, if the bottom panel is not showing, tap the toggle at the top right. You can adjust the size of the bottom panel with the blue handle. Tap the Project Info button to toggle through each option until you … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →To download a pattern from Ravelry, it must be a Ravelry download. There are hundreds of thousands of patterns in the Ravelry database that are NOT Ravelry downloads. . To add patterns from other source, see here. It must be added to your Ravelry library and if it is a paid pattern, you must have purchased it or received it as a gift. Patterns purchased from other sources may not be downloadable from Ravelry. To … Continue reading →
knitCompanion can be used with all your cross stitch patterns. It does not require a special file format or a specially created PDF. You can mark done stitches, mark where you parked a thread, and find and color the different symbols. You can also combine your pattern together into one large chart. Watch the Cross Stitch Tutorials Part 1 and Part 2 below to learn how. Learn how to use knitCompanion Edit Tools for tracking … Continue reading →
You can use your finger, Apple Pencil (1st or 2nd Gen), Samsung Pen, or a stylus to write on your pattern. Scribble is included in the subscription for Setup+Essentials. Apple Scribble Palette Android Scribble Palette To Use Scribble Tap knit . tap Scribble at the top right . Select tools and ink color. On iOS, Scribble uses Apple’s standard tool palette. You can choose from several drawing tools, select colors, switch to the eraser, … Continue reading →
Templates are very useful in helping to assemble complex pieces. Reusable building blocks are created for quick assembly with minimal cropping. Templates work for chart or text pieces. For example, a sweater pattern we are working has two separate charts. Border Chart: The first chart is a border seed stitch chart. Cable Chart: The other is a center cable chart. We are instructed to repeat the border seed stitch chart up both sides of … Continue reading →