Topic: tool

Why struggle with complicated math? Let the Knit it Now Bust Dart Tool calculate the short-row shaping for darts. Adding bust darts will improve the
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You've found a pattern that you love. Maybe the yarn is obsolete or it's not in your budget, or you want to use something from your stash. Here's
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Easily shape your knitting with the Magic Formula and no math! Often used to shorten or lengthen sleeves or add waist shaping, this tool is invaluable when
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Easily shape your knitting with the Magic Formula and no math! Often used to shorten or lengthen sleeves or add waist shaping, this tool is invaluable and
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Shaping and finishing necklines can be one of the more challenging things in machine knitting. Use the Knit it Now Neckline tool to help you create your bands
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More and more machine knitters are using hand knitting yarn that is put up in balls, skeins and hanks. By using the information on the ball band, this tool
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Create your own scarves, shawls, pillows, and blankets. Use any yarn, any machine and any stitch gauge. Let us do the math for you and generate your
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Use to calculate shoulder shaping.
Enter your gauge, width and depth (height) and Knit In Now will produce your line by line instructions for your slopes.

Calculating how many stitches to pick up for a cardigan band can be a challenge. Use the Knit it Now Band Pickup Tool for beautiful bands.

Add sleeves to a sleeveless sweater pattern and make it your own

Determine if you have enough yarn to finish your project. A swatch, a scale and a few measurements and you'll never worry about running out again!

You may not want to draft your own knitting patterns, but sometimes you need to modify a pattern for fit. Knit it Now tools takes the tedious math out of
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Does your double-eye needle play hide-and-seek? Here's an alternative method of transferring stitches. Once you get the hang of this, you might find it to be
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Precisely position your buttonholes with no math!

This is one of those tools that you may see in a garage sale or in a box of machine knitting stuff and wonder what it is. The Jolie Unicorn allows
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In hand knitting, seed stitch is a popular way to add texture to your knitting. The combination of alternating knit and purl stitches creates a lovely
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