Find here a step-by-step guide on the main features of your counters and knitting and crocheting screen.
Indicating the total number of rows allows you to know at any time how much you have knit and how far you are from completion.
Configure reminders to show up at a given row. Perfect to remind you of a color change or a new pattern start.
Giving an average of the number of stitches per row, so you will be able to know how many stitches you have knit!
If your pattern includes actions to repeat every X rows, configure a secondary counter to follow these repetitions.
Tick that box if you want to see the number of repetitions.
If you set a maximum number of resets, the counter will be deactivated after this number resets. You can then choose to hide or delete it if you don't need it anymore. Leave it blank or 0 for no limit.
Per default, your secondary counters will increment automatically when you increment the global counter. You can disable this any time, there and there.
Open your secondary counter settings to choose from different colors.
Change the layout in the project settings to display them side by side. This saves space if you have multiple secondary counters.
Enable Expert Mode in the app settings. Then, going back to your Secondary Counter settings, you will see a new line "Activate on Specific range..."
Indicate at which row this Secondary Counter should be activated, and at which row it should be deactivated.
You will start seing this secondary counter when the global counter reaches the start of the range you previously set.
Scroll to an area of your pattern and tap "Draw". Choose pencil size and color and add custom drawings to your pattern. Erase with the rubber icon. Leave drawing mode with the top left X icon.
Select "Annotate" and tap long on the place where you want to add an annotation. Choose from different symbols, colors and sizes, add a title that will be displayed on the pattern and a description, which will open if you tap on your annotation later on. To delete, edit or move, tap on the annotation's icon on the pattern.
To highlight one or more lines of your pattern, select the multi-line highlighter. In the next step, scroll and zoom to the desired location and select the beginning and end of the line each with a long tap. Exit the highlighter by the back arrow in the upper left corner. Delete by selecting the highlighter again, long tap on the highlight and "delete". To delete all highlights, select the bin icon on the top right
Select the horizontal or vertical highlighter and drag it to the desired line or column in the pattern. The highlighter bars will stay in place, even when zooming or scrolling, so that you can quickly find this part of your pattern again.
With the charts highlighter you can follow rows and columns of a chart by linking counters.
Select the chart highlighter icon and mark the top left corner of your first row in the chart with a short tap. You can scroll and zoom in to select the precise corner. Then tap "next".
Select the bottom right corner of the last row in your chart with a short tap and click "next" again. The selected chart area will be displayed in green. Now give the number of rows and columns and select the chart type.
Once you put in the number of rows and columns you can link a counter to them. You can link your global counter or secondary counter(s). If you have multiple parts in your project, make sure to select the correct part and counter of your project.
Beware that your counters start per default at 1. If you set your counters to start at 0, your chart rows will not match the number of rows of your global counter.
You can also create a new counter to link to your chart. Make sure you select the correct part of your project again. If you don't need a highlighter for your columns, you don't need to link a counter. Counters for columns will automatically reset once the number of columns is reached.
Edit or delete your chart highlighter by tapping on the pencil icon next to your highlighter bar.
The bars will move when you increment the linked counters. The horizontal bar will disappear automatically once you reach the maximum of rows of the chart.
To create a new part, just tap the blue +.
You can then tap on the part you want to edit.
What are parts? See more detais here >
To duplicate a part, first enable Expert Mode in the general settings. Then in the project settings, select the Part you want to duplicate, and tap the copy icon.
Tap on Part x on the top right of your crafting screen to switch between parts.
Find the Widget icon in the counter settings of your project.
If you activate the Widget for the first time, you need to select "Row Counter" in the List of all your apps. Then turn on "Allow display over other apps". Done!
Now you can use your counter while also using other apps e.g. while watching a tutorial on YouTube. Drag the counter on the display to any place. You can control your counters, turn the timer on/off and go back to the app by tapping the icon.
Activate Widget in the counter settings. Once you put the App in the background and lock screen, you can control your counters over the widget. The widget will show global, one secondary counter, comments and timer (if activated).
Please be aware that you need an active internet connection and there is a delay between pressing +/- on your counter and counter status.
For some iOS phones the app will also be shown on the top of your screen with global counter status and time when put in the background. Short tap to open the app or long tap to expand the island.
If you long tapped the island, it will expand so you can control your counters. One secondary counter, timer and comments will also be shown.
Tap the toggle in Settings in order to access more features...
Click on the yellow lightning icon to access some of the expert features for the secondary counters
You can hide a secondary counter for a while. To make it reappear, just click on the grey eye. Clicking on "Duplicate" will create an exact copy of an existing counter.
Long click on a secondary counter to change its order. This will reflect on your knitting screen.
By default, all counters starts at "1". You can change it for each counters. In "Settings" you can also set the default value to "0".
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When creating a new project, click on "Import pattern" or at any time on the icon in the project settings, select a desired source and import your pattern as a document, photo or website. You can find more information here>
Add multiple patterns to your project or change the displayed pattern on your knitting screen by clicking on the blue "import pattern" icon. In the pattern overview you can switch between patterns, add new ones, rotate, edit or delete them.
If you select a photo as a pattern, you can rotate and crop it directly during import. You can (custom) rotate all patterns at any time in the overview of your project patterns by clicking on the rotation icon.
Put together a new pattern by cutting and rearranging sections of your PDF pattern. For example, put together charts or images from multiple pages into one page.
To select areas:
- Navigate to the page and area of the pattern you want to select
- Use zoom and rotation to adjust if necessary.
- Tap the navigation button to switch to selection mode.
- Tap your pattern and drag to select an area to cut.
Selected areas areas will appear on the top.
Switch to 'Compose New PDF' to arrange your pattern page by dragging sections into the bottom field. Adjust size by pulling the blue corner of your section. 'Export image' when you are done. This creates a new pattern in your new project. The original PDF will not be changed and you can always switch back to it.
Highlighter, annotations can't be used on web-pages. Therefore, you can convert the web-page you imported to a PDF.
Click the pdf button in your pattern overview to convert.
Confirm that you want to convert the web-page to a PDF. The PDF will be slightly different from the webpage, but it should contain all texts and pictures. Most ads will be removed during the conversion.
If you are not satisfied with the PDF version, you can always switch back to the original web-page, as shown in the screenshot above.