Christine

Hi Lila. It sounds like you are new to the Kniterate? If so, I highly recommend OJ 's online classes. She really helps to get you started with the software - which has quite a steep learning curve....

Hi Lila Rousselet. It is my understanding that only DAK9 (and I assume future DAK versions) can export Kniterate compatible files. It might be helpful to email someone at Softbyte to confirm this.

Hi Lisa. Many of us use Design-A-Knit to shape garments. DAK can export a file that is readable by the Kniterate app. Additionally, in the past I've used an online program called “Stitch Fiddle” to...

@... I have not yet tried to shape a round neck line, but imagine it is challenging. I will probably start some tests next week and plan to take taking a close look at the settings for the “Knitera...

I've done this only a couple of times so far and it's generally gone pretty smoothly. The only issues I found were that DAK would not generate a Kniterate file if I chose “no rib” as an option. (Th...

Thanks @OJ! I will check for stuck yarns. It may also be the light issue? The lights in the machine room are motion activated, so it can sometimes get dark in the middle of a knit.

Thanks @OJ! I must have missed it at the end of your first lesson. I think the reason I am struggling with this stitch is because the compiler is not currently translating front and rear bed stitch...

Hi OJ. I noticed that earlier this year you posted a successful sample of a drop stitch design. I am trying to do something similar, but am having trouble getting the settings right. Would you mind...

Hi Laurence. I have not knitted too many jacquards just yet, but I was having a lot of issue plating and realized the problem was that the tips of my feeders were not centered between the beds. (In...

Thanks Robert Ingemarsson. I assume rotating counterclockwise loosens it? And clockwise tightens it? The way it is described in the manual is confusing to me.