Design-A-Sweater Large Paper Knitter's Grid - Knitter's Graph Paper

Creative knitters and sweater designers use Leslye Solomon’s Design A Sweater, a large knitters’ grid of 200 possible stitches and 330 possible rows for most gauges. Each space represents a stitch and row and is rectangular, like knitting. With this grid you can plan an entire sweater illustrating every stitch and row. Make knitting patterns more visual (and true-to-proportion when illustrating graphics) for your individual size simply by using a color pencil to map out every stitch and row of the pattern you want to follow, alter, or create yourself. Design in the proportion of knitting within your shape to do stripes, Fair Isle, cable, and intarsia knitting. If you draw a butterfly, it won’t look like a distorted moth when knit like regular square graph paper. This knitters’ grid is easy to follow and reduces counting as there is a center line and numbers on all four sides. Easy to count by tens because of the darker lines at 10 stitch and row intervals. To aid in your designing, use the chart to plan the length of armholes and widths to plan the back necks based on the chest measurements. Included is a space for your schematic for back and front, sleeves and a place to record your gauge and needle size. Durable paper that measures a total of 23” x 30” that can be folded or rolled to travel with you.

A large knitters’ grid of 200 possible stitches and 330 possible rows for most gauges. Plan an entire sweater illustrating every stitch and row Draw the perimeter of a garment and plan design (your art) within perimeter There's a place to illustrate your schematic of your back, front, and sleeves. This is where you will put in your measurements in inches. Convert all measurements into stitches and rows to be illustrated on the knitters grid Helpful charts to plan the length of armholes and widths of back necks based on the chest measurements. Complete directions included