Knitcue: Knitting Stitch Guide

When a knitting tutorial moves too quickly, return to the action you need. Knitcue pairs short written instructions with original YouTube demonstrations. Choose an action, play its section, and hold at the ending while you try it. Slow the playback or repeat the section at your own pace. Tap Full to watch the entire demonstration, then choose a numbered action to return to its section. Browse twelve technique references, search a name or abbreviation, or sketch a chart symbol and confirm its meaning from suggested matches. Follow your pattern’s own legend and named variation. Save an action, add a personal note, and pin a reference to your project. Add another YouTube demonstration or a recording you own or have permission to use, and set your own action sections. In Knit, tap the large number to finish a row. Undo a tap, record a change, return to an earlier row, and keep separate pieces within a project. Carry the changes you kept into a matching-piece guide. Three quiet themes, English and Korean, and light and dark appearance are included. Projects, notes and written references stay on your device. Export a backup through Files; imported movie files are kept separately. YouTube requires an internet connection and may show ads or become unavailable. Videos use the original player after you choose to connect, with creator attribution and original links. Section timings are approximate. No Knitcue account is needed.