Showing posts with label online tools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label online tools. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

More Online Knitting calculators

Found some more neat online knitting calculators:

Super Simple Circular Hat Calculator

The Incredible, Custom-fit Raglan Sweater  A simple, fill-in-the-blanks method for making the incredible, custom-fit raglan--the sweater that is knit from the neck down in one piece, to fit anybody!

A knitting calculator for set in sleeves

The Arachne Sock Calculator

Elizabeth Bennett's Perl Sock Program- You can choose either Square/Dutch or Round heel

Sweater Wheel pattern calculator

Simple Worked-From-The-Top Raglan Pullover Pattern Calculated by the Percentage Method

Simple Set-in Sleeve Pullover Calculated by the Percentage Method

Simple Drop Sleeve Gansey Pattern Calculated by the Percentage Method

The Triangle Calculator

The Magic Formula-Increasing or decreasing stitches evenly within a set number of rows

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Cluny Tatting resouces on Internet

In doing more research on Cluny or Petal tatting, I found this GREAT web page:

Mimi Dillman's Cluny Tatting Bibliography

 

 

Sunday, May 22, 2011

Historic Knitting in Britain

The Victoria and Albert Museum has very interesting articles and pictures of regional knitting history in Britain.





There are vintage patterns too! I had a hard time finding the actual patterns until I found this page.. You can click through the images and a link will appear next to each with a WORD and PDF version. Take your time going through the images...there are some GREAT patterns here. Enjoy your "trip" to London.




Sunday, May 15, 2011

Cool online knitting tool

I just saw this on TIPNUT:

The “How Many…?” Knitting Tool: A free online calculator to figure out how many stitches or rows to increase (or decrease), how many stitches to cast on (for a particular width) and how many rows to knit (for a particular length).

I am bookmarking this one.

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