Graph Paper Template

We are all familiar with Graph paper. We used it in school and some of us still use it in our daily life. But Graph paper can also be used for other creative endeavors. Did you know that you can also use Graph paper when knitting? It can help you with those difficult patterns. Read further to see how.

How do you use graph paper for knitting?

Set sleeves; Sometimes you need to get a visual picture of how something works in order to knit it successfully. That is certainly the case when making adjustments for set-in sleeves. Changing a pattern can get tricky. You decrease, increase, add rows - it's a lot to keep track of unless you map it. And what makes mapping something like a cover even better is that you'll probably get it right right away, so you don't just unpack it and try it over and over.

Lefty Knitting; A lot of left-handed people complain that reading a color chart can be a nightmare. If you're left-handed and want to make your chart reading much easier, redraw it on graph paper knitting.

Design your own patterns; Designing an intricate knitting pattern is impossible without graph paper. Graph paper not only lets you chart the pattern, but also keeps track of how you made the stitch in case you want to recreate it.

From crochet to knitting; Did you see a really great crochet pattern that you think would look beautiful using knitting stitches? Knitting graph paper to the rescue! You can use graph paper to convert crochet charts to knitting drawings.

After downloading this paper and filling in the blanks, you can easily customize the style, typography, details, and appearance of your Graph paper. If this isn't the right document you are looking for, then certainly take a look at the other letters that Bizzlibrary.com offers. We have many job descriptions for several positions, as well as resumes, career objectives, etc.