What's Next? Use your New Pattern
The Goal
You've created the garment style you want, you've made all the design choices. You've made all the fit and ease choices.
You've knit your swatch and entered your gauge.
Without using any other section of DAK, it's time to get knitting!
Printing and Interactive Knitting
Printing for Charting Devices
Garment (Japanese) Notation
Adding Stitch Patterns
How Much Yarn do I Need?
Yarn Calc Practice
Original Pattern Drafting
You've knit your swatch and entered your gauge.
Without using any other section of DAK, it's time to get knitting!
Printing and Interactive Knitting
Printing for Charting Devices
Garment (Japanese) Notation
Adding Stitch Patterns
How Much Yarn do I Need?
Yarn Calc Practice
Original Pattern Drafting
What's Next? Use your New Pattern
Printing and Interactive Knitting
What's Next? Use your New Pattern
Print for Charting Devices
What's Next? Use your New Pattern
Garment (Japanese) Notation
What's Next? Use your New Pattern
Adding Stitch Patterns
You have your basic garment knitting instructions in your desired format, walk away from the computer ....
Get Knitting!
- Stick a punchcard in your punchcard machine
- Use a built-in stitch pattern in your electronic machine
- Knit in plain knitting
- Work a little hand manipulation
Learn how to use Stitch Designer
Stitch Designer 
For the more adventurous, your next step is to use Stitch Designer to position a stitch pattern on your pieces. (Actually you position your garment pieces on your stitch pattern)
If you are new to Stitch Designer, check out the course
If you are new to Stitch Designer, check out the course
Stitch Designer 101
Learn how to use Stitch Designer to integrate stitch pattern with your garment design
What's Next? Use your New Pattern
How much yarn do I need?
What's Next? Use your New Pattern
Yarn Calc Practice
[DAK_AP — interactive element, needs manual review]
What's Next? Use your New Pattern
Original Pattern Drafting
We've spent a lot of time talking about fine-tuning your design here in Standard Garment Styling.
As you have probably discovered, there are limitations to what you can do.
DesignaKnit provides a wide range of garment styles and lots of ways to manipulate them for custom knitting patterns ... but there is so much more you can do!
The next step on your journey in using DesignaKnit is taking the garment you designed and manipulating it even further.
You will have fine-tuned the fit in Standard Garment Styling, but what if you want an asymmetric neckline? Or a high- low hem? Maybe you want to design collars and pockets.
Think of the design you just created as a template for your creativity!
As you have probably discovered, there are limitations to what you can do.
DesignaKnit provides a wide range of garment styles and lots of ways to manipulate them for custom knitting patterns ... but there is so much more you can do!
The next step on your journey in using DesignaKnit is taking the garment you designed and manipulating it even further.
You will have fine-tuned the fit in Standard Garment Styling, but what if you want an asymmetric neckline? Or a high- low hem? Maybe you want to design collars and pockets.
Think of the design you just created as a template for your creativity!
What's Next? Use your New Pattern
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