An update for the Knitting Chart Editor is now available. To install this update;- Start up the Knitting Chart Editor. Select Tools > Install updates… Read More »Update 1.0.3 available for Knitting Chart Editor
An update for the Knitting Chart Editor is now available. To install this update;- Start up the Knitting Chart Editor. Select Tools > Install updates… Read More »Update 1.0.2 available for Knitting Chart Editor
I have just updated the site to add both demo and full versions of the Knitting Chart Editor for Mac OS X systems. Note that… Read More »Mac OS x version now available
I have been asked if the StitchMastery Knitting Chart Editor can produced irregularly shaped charts. The answer is yes! You can add ‘no stitches’ anywhere… Read More »Irregular shaped charts? No problem!
Last weekend I was very fortunate to have been at Knit Nation. I had a stall in the MarketPlace and was there to demonstrate the… Read More »Knit Nation
I’m pleased to announce that the Windows version of the StitchMastery Knitting Chart Editor is now available here. The normal price is £60 but a… Read More »Knitting Chart Editor now available for Windows
The Windows version of the StitchMastery Knitting Chart Editor will be available for purchase here from 14th July 2011. This launch is to coincide with… Read More »Windows launch at Knit Nation
The Knitting Fonts Collection always has been well documented. Each of the 6 fonts has its own PDF file documenting all the characters available. Then… Read More »Documentation for Knitting Fonts Collection now available online
The chart shows 4 different ways that a 2/1 right purl cross cable can be charted using the StitchMastery Knitting Font Collection. The two examples on the left are both created using a single symbol, whilst the 2 on the right are created using ‘building block fonts’ in which several symbols that are designed to join together are combined.
The lattice work chart in this post shows one of the cable fonts in action. Each individual font character is the width of the number of stitches involved. In this case a 1/2 RC cable means that 1 stitch is crossed to the Right over 2 stitches.