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Sometimes a highlighter and mark off each row. With colorwork its easier since you can lock at the yarn on the needles to determen which row you are on/just knitted. Most charted pattern i have worked with does repeat, and after a while you might remember/know how it is done - no chart needed anymore. 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Velannia2908 Publish time 2024-1-2 22:41

Do you like to knit using charts or written pattern?

Edited by anniekins at 2024-1-2 10:15


Travispipi Publish time 2024-1-2 22:55

I can use both but when it comes to more complicated patterns (lace/colorwork) i prefer to use charts :)

greenteas Publish time 2024-1-2 23:15

Your User group have no permission to vote
what nonsense is this here

Travispipi Publish time 2024-1-3 00:11

static/image/common/user_online.gif Travispipi static/image/common/clock.gif 2024-1-2 22:55
I can use both but when it comes to more complicated patterns (lace/colorwork) i prefer to use chart ...

Pen and paper usually. Sometimes a highlighter and mark off each row. With colorwork its easier since you can lock at the yarn on the needles to determen which row you are on/just knitted. Most charted pattern i have worked withdoes repeat, and after a while you might remember/know how it is done - no chart needed anymore.

Travispipi Publish time 2024-1-3 00:12

Are you working on a specific pattern? :)

yangcrochets Publish time 2024-1-3 14:52

I like written ones, but i am learning about charts!

afterbrain Publish time 2024-1-3 16:34

Both at the same time is the best! But if I had to pick I prefer the chart. Written instructions can get confusing on big repetitions, and charts work in any language :)

Solnce Publish time 2024-1-3 18:30

I like both as sometimes both of them are required, what I find important is that there are no mistakes in both instructions or charts.
I recall knitting a gansey where some mistakes were made in both instructions and charts and that caused a lot of trouble.

bugcanyon222 Publish time 2024-1-5 08:56

I'm a beginner so I struggle with both right now.

Restlesserin Publish time 2024-1-7 15:04

I prefer charts and love to do cables
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