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Chart editor

A draws a stitch pattern or a motif, square by square: each square is one stitch. Draw it here: FARROW instantly shows you the resulting fabric and writes the instructions, by row. Saved in your studio, it can then be placed in a pattern: over the whole body of a sweater, as a band on the yoke, or as a motif on a front or a sleeve.

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Worked

How it works

  1. 1

    Each square is a , each line a . A chart is read from bottom to top: row 1 is the bottom line, numbered at the side.

  2. 2

    Pick a stitch on the left (purl, yarn over, cable…), then tap squares to place it. Drag to fill several at once. An empty square is a .

  3. 3

    See the result: the preview on the right shows the fabric; below, the written instructions are ready to follow, needles in hand.

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Written instructions

In intarsia, twist the two yarns on the wrong side at every color change: otherwise a hole opens between the areas.

  1. Row 1 (RS)k27 in A
  2. Row 2 (WS)p27 in A
  3. Row 3 (RS)k2 in A, k23 in B, k2 in A
  4. Row 4 (WS)p1 in A, p25 in B, p1 in A
  5. Row 5 (RS)k1 in A, k25 in B, k1 in A
  6. Row 6 (WS)p2 in A, p23 in B, p2 in A
  7. Row 7 (RS)k3 in A, k21 in B, k3 in A
  8. Row 8 (WS)p4 in A, p20 in B, p3 in A
  9. Row 9 (RS)k3 in A, k20 in B, k4 in A
  10. Row 10 (WS)p5 in A, p18 in B, p4 in A
  11. Row 11 (RS)k6 in A, k12 in B, k9 in A
  12. Row 12 (WS)p10 in A, p8 in B, p9 in A
  13. Row 13 (RS)k10 in A, k6 in B, k11 in A
  14. Row 14 (WS)p27 in A
  15. Row 15 (RS)k27 in A

Checks

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