Here's a demonstration of converting a photo to a stitch pattern, integrating the stitch pattern with an Original Pattern Drafting piece and using the design in Interactive Knitting.

Section 1 is a start-to-finish demonstration with no interruptions about options or explanation of "why".

In the next sections, we'll go back step-by-step to help you not only understand the choices made, but to help you adapt the steps to your project.

1. Watch as we convert our photo
2. Follow the step-by-step videos
3. Then work through the Walk Through exercise of the same steps
4. Take the challenge with sample images
5. Convert a photo of your own

1 Start-to-Finish

2 Use the Wizard

3 The Graphic

4 Plan The Knitting

5 Grid Essentials

6 Working with Colors

7 Save Settings

8 Stitch Designer

• Open a graphic image of the recommended format
  


• Use >File >Thumbnails to make it easier to locate


• The file should be large enough and clear enough for DAK to have data to work with.
  A tiny, fuzzy image won't give the best results.
  
  
• Consider editing the image with image editing software before importing it into Graphic Studio
  Image Editing Software

As you are working and when you are ready to process the conversion, Graphic Studio will prompt you to save the settings.

This prompt is for the CONVERSION SETTINGS, not the image itself.

If you've cropped the image, for example, use >File >Save Graphic as to save the edited IMAGE.

By saving the CONVERSION SETTINGS Menu >File >Save Settings , you can re-use them.