Knitting Graph Paper Notebook

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Inge Baum

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491_9783749737680

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Do You Love Knitting Or Know Somebody Who Does?Then this beautiful knitter's notebook together with grap paper in different sizes to sketch out your favorite patterns and designs is the perfect buy or gift for you, your friend, or loved one. Sketch down all of your pattern ideas and ultimate creations that you plan to knit, record all of your knitting projects and keep journaling about each individual knitting creation keeping all of your needlework designs, sketches, pattern ideas, as well as your journaling activity about your knitting projects and plans well organized in this cute organizer.You'll shortly see your productivity go up because finally you got the perfect place to record sketches, patterns, stitch and design measurements, quanity, quality, embellishments, needles, tools, materials & supplies, as well as inspirational quotes and ideas for new designs you might plan out for the future holiday.Add To Cart NowFeatures:60 Notebook Pages to write in60 Pages knit graph paper 4:5 ratio60 Pages knit graph paper 2:3 ratio8.5"x11" 180 pages in totalUniquely designed matte cover on front and backHigh quality, heavy paperWe have lots of cute journaling books, notepads, calendars, trackers & logs, planners, diaries, etc. for all your needlework needs so be sure to check out our other listings by clicking on the "Author Name" link just below the title of this title.Ideas On How To Use This Book:Uses:Knitting paper is used to design knitting charts for new patterns. This grid paper uses rectangular spaces rather than square to reflect the actual shape of knitting stitches. For most knitting projects, choose the 4:5 ratio. This ratio means that 4 stitches measure the same length as 5 rows (40 stitches = 50 rows). For knitting with oversized, thick yarn or knitting double, the 2:3 ratio may be more appropriate. The 2:3 ratio means that 2 stitches measure the same length as 3 rows (20 stitches =

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