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Simple lace and written instructions - Stitchmastery tutorial

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Simple lace and written instructions - Stitchmastery tutorial

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In this video I open the Stitchmastery software by double clicking the Stitchmastery.exe file (the application file type), and then open File-New- New Chart Diagram and create a chart. I then open the Chart menu and Edit Chart Properties to add a title, as I had forgotten to do that. Next I add some yarn overs, k2togs and ssks, by clicking on each stitch in the stitch palette and then clicking on the relevant cell in the blank canvas. Next I export the chart and key together into one image file by clicking Diagram and Export to Image, and the output text by clicking Export to Text. I choose the folder for each file to save into and then open them in the default photo and text reading programs on my laptop. I mention some recent discussion on making knitting patterns more accessible for people with visual impairments and mention GemmaBelleKnits who is a tech editor and has been sharing some useful information on her blog: https://gemmabelleknits.co.uk/index.p... If you need more pointers, the following videos should help: Basic introduction & creating a colourwork chart:    • Basic introduction and colourwork tutorial...   Belatedly adding a title to your chart:    • Adding a title after set up - Stitchmaster...   How to use Stitchmastery to check lace charts (a tutorial by Joeli of The Tech Editor Hub):    • Видео   Exporting chart and key as image files:    • Exporting chart and key entries as images ...   Adding extra linespacing to your output text:    • Adding extra linespacing - Stitchmastery t...   Exporting output text and stitch glossary:    • Exporting output text and stitch glossary ...   If you are having problems, you can get advice from other users or find previously answered questions in our Ravelry forum - https://www.ravelry.com/groups/stitch... or our new Community Forum on Zendesk - https://stitchmastery.zendesk.com/hc/... Or you can email us support[at]stitchmastery.com and we'll be happy to help.