Topic: original pattern drafting

Often we see garment designs in stores, catalogs, knitting magazines even sewing patterns. How many times have you said, “I could knit that!”?
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You might see a hand knitting design that includes a legend of all the dimensions. Perhaps you have a sketch and you’ve added all of your dimensions.
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Part 3 You might see a hand knitting design that includes a legend of all the dimensions. Perhaps you have a sketch and you’ve added all of your
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Practice using Original Pattern Drafting with this simple 2 piece camisole. Gain confidence in: Creating basic shapes Fit-to-length and
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3 ways to adjust sleeve length in DesignaKnit. Use either Original Pattern Drafting or Standard Garment Shaping. There is no excuse for sleeves that are the
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Here are 4 methods of replicating shaping changes from one piece to another. Our example uses curved hems. Create curves on the front, then use one of the
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When copying knitting patterns in DAK (or creating from scratch) there's one tool that can be extra helpful. Switching between inches/cm and stitches/rows
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Create a kids cardigan without side seams using the DAK "join" feature. Eliminate the seams and make have perfectly aligned motifs in the body of the sweater.
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DesignaKnit Original Pattern Drafting is so incredibly full featured that is can be overwhelming to the new user. Here we take the use of various different
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