Charting tuck stitches
Following on from Kate Atherley’s article on charting Brioche and Fisherman’s Rib Patterns I thought that it would be useful to detail how to chart… Read More »Charting tuck stitches
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Grading pattern repeats for garments and larger projects: Part 2 – guest post by Kate Atherley
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
“Grading pattern repeats for garments and larger projects” – guest article by Kate Atherley
In a previous column, I talked about ways to place and size pattern repeats for small projects like mittens. But of course, pattern stitches are… Read More »“Grading pattern repeats for garments and larger projects” – guest article by Kate Atherley
“Customising the Written Instructions” – a guest article by Kate Atherley
One of my absolute favourite features of Stitchmastery is the ability to generate written instructions for charts. After all, not every knitter likes working from… Read More »“Customising the Written Instructions” – a guest article by Kate Atherley
“Grading + Pattern Repeats” – a guest post by Kate Atherley
This lesson is little different than some of the others I’ve written: this one is designed to share a little less about how I use… Read More »“Grading + Pattern Repeats” – a guest post by Kate Atherley
Stitchmastery is 7 – tips and tricks for getting started knitting stranded colourwork
We’re enjoying seeing some progress on our knit-along (if you’re new to the blog, see our Stitchmastery is 7; Anniversary Mittens KAL and design-along! post… Read More »Stitchmastery is 7 – tips and tricks for getting started knitting stranded colourwork
Stitchmastery is 7 – getting started with customising a mitten chart
Thank you to everyone who has sent kind messages for our 7th anniversary! Today we’re sharing some tips on how to start customising the mitten… Read More »Stitchmastery is 7 – getting started with customising a mitten chart
“On Short Rows” – a guest post by Kate Atherley
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
Customising the appearance of your stitches in Stitchmastery Version 3
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
Creating your own User Stitch Libraries 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