So. If we used just three (which is all that's really needed, if one uses other "means" to supplement) colours in our diagrams, even a *totally* colour-blind person could follow them...
Red (interpreted as "dark grey") = cloth stitch (CTC, or \ // \) (where // means twisting both pairs at once -- a "turn") -- Red + cross-hatch = whole stitch (CTCT, or \ // \ //) Green/blue/turquoise (interpreted as "medium grey") = half stitch (CT, or \ //) and, with cross-hatches and the zig-zag fro plait, just about every other stitch or stitch combination) Yellow for single thread.
And that would be very easy for the printer.
Red (dark grey) would be process magenta, Blue/green (medium grey) would be process cyan and yellow (light grey) would be process yellow.
QED
Brenda
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