Stitchmastery Version 3.0.1
We’re pleased to let you know we have released an updated version of Stitchmastery – Version 3.0.1. This version has the following changes: – fix… Read More »Stitchmastery Version 3.0.1
We’re pleased to let you know we have released an updated version of Stitchmastery – Version 3.0.1. This version has the following changes: – fix… Read More »Stitchmastery Version 3.0.1
This blog post details the changes made to the software for Version 3, and how to download it – the information is all relevant for… Read More »Stitchmastery Version 3 is now available
This video explains the new method of customising stitches in Stitchmastery Version 3. If you’ve never created a User Library in Stitchmastery or need more… Read More »Customising the appearance of your stitches in Stitchmastery Version 3
This video explains how to create your own user stitch library in Stitchmastery Version 3. Stitchmastery comes pre-loaded with two default Stitchmastery libraries (also… Read More »Creating your own User Stitch Libraries in Stitchmastery Version 3
In this video we explore migrating user stitch libraries from Stitchmastery Version 2 into Version 3, and also look at what happens when you open… Read More »Migrating User Stitch Libraries from V2 to V3, and Opening V2 charts in V3
In my last column, I talked about finding stitch repeats to collapse large charts. In that situation, there was only one basic pattern motif being… Read More »“On Untidy Row Repeats” – guest blog by Kate Atherley
My last couple of columns have been all about dealing with repeats. In this column, I want to talk about finding them, to make your… Read More »“Getting Bigger” – guest post by Kate Atherley
We’re delighted to bring you a guest post from designer and tech editor Karen Butler all about using Stitchmastery to customise stitches when chart smocking… Read More »“Charting Smocking Patterns” — guest post by Karen Butler
In my last column I talked about repeats with shifting borders. In this one, I want to focus on a very special case of that… Read More »“Moving the Goalposts Part 2” – guest post by Kate Atherley
If you follow our blog/social media accounts for Knitmastery you may have seen this post there. When we received the article from Katie we realised… Read More »Photographing Knitwear – guest blog by Katie Blair Matthews