I’m often asked how it works to publish a design, what the steps are. I thought it might be interesting to outline them. For a… Read More »A Design From Idea to Publication – a guest post by Kate Atherley
When knitters encounter their first chart, there’s usually a bit of a learning curve, and often a fair bit of consternation. When I teach classes… Read More »Charting Conventions – a guest post by Kate Atherley
In 2017 we ran a survey of Stitchmastery users and one response particularly caught our imagination – someone told us they would like to hear… Read More »Interview series 16 – Sarah Walworth
In 2017 we ran a survey of Stitchmastery users and one response particularly caught our imagination – someone told us they would like to hear… Read More »Interview series 14 – Amelia Hodsdon
In a previous column, I talked about ways to place and size pattern repeats for small projects like mittens and I’ve also talked about placement… Read More »Grading pattern repeats for garments and larger projects: Part 2 – guest post by Kate Atherley
In 2017 we ran a survey of Stitchmastery users and one response particularly caught our imagination – someone told us they would like to hear… Read More »Interview series 6 – Kate Atherley
Last year we ran a survey of Stitchmastery users and one response particularly caught our imagination – someone told us they would like to hear… Read More »Interview series 4 – Rosee Woodland
Short rows are an incredibly useful technique in knitting. They’re used to create curves, change stripes, turn corners and add bust shaping. Although simple in… Read More »“On Short Rows” – a guest post by Kate Atherley
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