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Make sweaters that fits

Introducing the New Knitting Stitch Calculator.

Now you can make any sweater, in any yarn, in any size.
Simply input your stitch gauge, your measurements and it will tell you exactly how many stitches you need to get a perfect fit every time.

Invaluable tool for designing patterns. You can easily calculate the stitches needed for all sizes!

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The Knitting Stitch Calculator

Now You Can Knit Any Sweater In Any Yarn In Any Size And Get A Perfect Fit

Have you ever found a wonderful wool and then went searching for the perfect pattern only to
find one you love but it used a different type of wool?

  • Are you a hard to fit size?
  • Do your finished products always look like they were made for someone else?
  • Do you want to knit a garment for someone else in a different size?
  • Do you design your own patterns but have a hard time adjusting your pattern for different sizes?

    • The Knitting Stitch Calculator is a new feature for pattern-knit.com that will solve all of your
    problems.

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  • Input your stitch and row gauge.
  • Input your measurements.
  • Input the length.
  • Get the stitches calculated for a perfect fit every time.

    • IMPORTANT NOTE!

    You must adjust your body measurements to reflect the desired finished measurements. If you
    just input your body measurements into the calculator, your finished product will be skin tight.

  • For an adult sweater, the finished measurement is typically 4-5 inches larger than body measurement.

    • The best way to get your desired fit is to use a sweater you currently have that fits
    perfectly and measure it.

    Here is a helpful chart that will give you the proportions of typical sizing. Start with the
    bust/chest size and use a calculator to get the proper measurements. Then go to the Stitch
    Calculator and you will be able to easily figure out how many stitches you need to achieve
    a perfect fit.

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