One of my favourite features of Stitchmastery is the ability to generate written instructions for the charts I make. When I’m writing up a pattern,… Read More »Repeats and brackets – a guest post 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
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
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
“As a designer, you likely have a strong personal preference as to whether you work from charts or written instructions in a pattern. (And since… Read More »“Going Both Ways” – guest post by Kate Atherley