Try it… how?
The app looks nice and has a good interface. All the Tin Can Knits style shines through. But to add ANY of my own patterns, I need to purchase a subscription. I can’t even TRY it for a week with my own patterns.
Then, to use any pattern, the app has to analyze the pattern using a large language model for the app to make it usable. The developers have stated some patterns cannot be simplified. But we are not given a chance to see how that looks or to NOT simplify the pattern without using an AI to do so. I’ll stay tuned for updates.
Then, to use any pattern, the app has to analyze the pattern using a large language model for the app to make it usable. The developers have stated some patterns cannot be simplified. But we are not given a chance to see how that looks or to NOT simplify the pattern without using an AI to do so. I’ll stay tuned for updates.
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Useful indispensable app
This app is so useful. You can track your projects needle sizes etc. but the best part is importing patterns and keeping track of where you are in a much more intuitive and better user interface than say knitCompanion. The chart repeats alone are worth it.
Knitting patterns — organized and clarified
This app is amazing! Import patterns from any designer (patterns that you own), and it intelligently parses out the information in a step-by-step format. Click each step when finished, and automatically move on to the next instruction. You can add in counters (row, stitch, occurrences) and notes for any step along the way.
Well-written patterns are size-inclusive, and that can sometimes be a jumble to find your size on each line of the pattern. With this app, you only see YOUR selected size. If you ever need to refer to the original pattern, the PDF is just one click away. The original pattern displays in the app.
The tutorials section is worth everything — find out how to do various stitches, bind offs, cast ons, graft, increases, decreases, etc etc. The tutorials feature text, diagrams, and videos for each technique and are very well laid out.
The tutorials section is worth everything — find out how to do various stitches, bind offs, cast ons, graft, increases, decreases, etc etc. The tutorials feature text, diagrams, and videos for each technique and are very well laid out.
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