Knitting graphs charts

This fun and stylish argyle headband knitting pattern is a great way to practice your stranded knitting skills. The simple colour chart is easy to follow and creates a gorgeous stretchy ear warmer that is perfect for all of your outdoor adventures!

Do you have a great idea for a knitting pattern, but don't know the best way to get the idea onto paper? This short tutorial shows you how to make colorwork knitting charts using the free Google Sheets tool. (Can also be used with Microsoft Excel!)

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I am a lifelong knitter. I am also an avid user of Adobe Illustrator. Occasionally, my two loves collide and the result is something useful and unusual. This tool is one of those results. In my knitting life, I sometimes do a type of knitting called Fair Isle. In popular culture, this is associated with Ugly Christmas sweaters. But in the knitting world, this has been a sophisticated and much loved technique that has existed for centuries before. Do a quick search for stranded color work…

Making a Knitting Chart and Some Tips: I know there are online tools to make knitting charts. But I always needed to work on the chart after. I found that making them with a spreadsheet is actually better and less time consuming. In this instructable, I will show you how to use Calc (the…