Where did my file go? And other common questions
We quite often hear from people that they’ve lost their files, or they can’t open them again after exporting. We thought it might be useful… Read More »Where did my file go? And other common questions
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“Moving the Goalposts” – guest post by Kate Atherley
Not all repeats are tidy. I love complicated cable patterns that create all-over cabled fabrics, but there can be some “jiggery pokery” required at the… Read More »“Moving the Goalposts” – guest post by Kate Atherley
Stitchmastery Mac OSX Users – High Sierra update
Last month we reported an issue affecting Stitchmastery users who had update to High Sierra 10.13 AND had the primary language of their machine set… Read More »Stitchmastery Mac OSX Users – High Sierra update
Stitchmastery Mac OSX Users – please read!
The latest version of Mac OSX, High Sierra, has been made public and there is a bug in it that affects Java applications including Stitchmastery.… Read More »Stitchmastery Mac OSX Users – please read!
“There’s Nothing There!” – guest post by Kate Atherley
Stitch patterns with changing stitch counts are probably the most challenging to chart. Stitchmastery offers a flexible tool for handling non-existing stitches: there’s a choice… Read More »“There’s Nothing There!” – guest post by Kate Atherley
“The Other Side” – guest post by Kate Atherley
A common question when creating charts for complex lace patterns is what to do about the Wrong Side rows. This gets particularly pressing if the… Read More »“The Other Side” – guest post by Kate Atherley
Survey and competition
We’ve just launched a survey on all things Stitchmastery. We’re keen to hear from designers, tech editors and people who create charts for their own… Read More »Survey and competition
Annotating repeats – tutorial from Joeli Kelly
Today we have a guest tutorial from Joeli Kelly of www.thewoollyhub.com Today I’m going to show you how to annotate a repeat on the chart.… Read More »Annotating repeats – tutorial from Joeli Kelly
“On Writing Instructions for Using Charts” – guest post by Kate Atherley
As I mentioned in my first column, it’s most knitter-friendly to, where possible, include both written and charted instructions for stitch patterns, when you’re writing… Read More »“On Writing Instructions for Using Charts” – guest post by Kate Atherley
Borders and Repeats – tutorial from Joeli Kelly
We’re delighted to share another Stitchmastery tutorial from Joeli Kelly of www.joelicreates.com “In this post we are going to talk about borders and repeats. To… Read More »Borders and Repeats – tutorial from Joeli Kelly