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Charts and Other Helpful Resources
Conversion Calculator Added: 2-Sep-1998
On-line conversion of ounces to and from grams, meters to and from yards.
Graph Paper Generators Added: 7-Sep-2005
Online software to generate many different types of graph paper. For knitters, scroll down to Asymmetric -- "Asymmetric graph paper is typically used for knitting patterns. Knit stitches are wider than they are tall. You can set your own width to height ratio here to accomodate the type of stitch used."
Graph Paper Printer Added: 13-Jun-2000
Download this free Windows program to print any type of graph or lined paper -- adjust horizontal and vertical spacing to fit your gauge or chart. Create circular, hexagonal, or shell-shaped graphs, as well as rectangular. Windows only; see the link to an online version (on this page)that works for Mac users.
Graph Paper Printer -- online version Added: 4-May-2002
Print any type of graph or lined paper -- adjust horizontal and vertical spacing to fit your gauge or chart. This online program creates a PDF file with a grid that you specify. Works on Mac as well as Windows, but you must be online and must have Acrobat Reader installed in order to create and print the file. Click here to download Acrobat Reader (free software).
Graph Paper Shareware Program Added: 2-Sep-1998
Create and print your own graph paper. Allows you to determine the number of lines per inch; vertical and horizontal need not be identical (for example, 7 squares per inch horizontally and 10 squares per inch vertically). PC version only. You will need to unzip (uncompress) this file using a program called PKZIP, which you can find online at shareware.com.
StitchGuide.com Added: 25-Feb-2001
Annie's Attic provides stitch guide libraries for knitting, crochet, embroidery and more. Each library contains easy-to-follow general instructions, with color graphs and diagrams. Many stitches also include video footage. Use the pull-down menu bar under "Stitching Help" to select the technique you need.
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