You can also use post it notes on a chart. Recently I bought myself a
small magnetic board and made a long magnet from fridge magnets. I
now use this for working charts. Unlike the stickies, it never needs
replacing.
Nita in Calgary on a warm and windy day
On 18-Dec-11, at 2:31 PM, Cla
Hi All,
Thank you to all who sent replies to my query about lace knitting. I will
make a compilation for Jeanette and it may be better if I send that to the one
person who said knitting charts were a mystery to her.
In Bobbin Lace I have an interest in doing a little Flanders and Milanese to
go
Hi all spiders,
I have updated my page, and put on line some of the works made during
the last years.
http://www.carolgallego.com/lacebook.html
Also some of the pieces made by my lacemakers in class:
http://www.carolgallego.com/encajeras.html
I would like to wish you a wonderful Christmas tim
The simplest tips for readings charts are, that it is a map of your knitting.
You go the direction you are knitting, which is typically bottom to top and
beginning right to left. Often return (purl or knit) rows are not on charts
so left out (which you can tell by numbered rows on the chart, or c
