Robert Ingemarsson

For those that are interested an (early) version of the kCode Convertor is now online.  It's based on the original Beanie kCode File that Katy Grieve provided, and is still work in progress. Rememb...

ohhh - thats looks beautiful. - Well done :) Maybe you could share the kCode file and some pictures of how you programmed this into the Kniterate Software so we can all start sharing how we do this?

Hi thats great news about the stitch size - 4 would have just been too tight and would not have felt nice. From our experience, the issue with the edges will be the tension, probably on the left of...

Thanks Katy for the info on the joining of kCode files into one to make a 10 scarf run. We updated out kCode last night and are now running our first knit of 10 scarves with no user intervention. B...

Thats vey cool going to try that with our scarves as we are having to produce 8 a day at the moment.   Tim

plasmatopia Love it - Looking forward to seeing the complete knit :) Gerard Rubio Great news on the new compiler

Looking at your file, you are knitting on stitch size 4 / 4 We run all our scarves  on 7 / 6 (Front / Back).  This allows the back to pull in slightly compared to the front. We originally knitted a...

For reference, this is what we use (and it works perfectly all the time). 440 Roll, Stitch Size 7 on the front and Stitch Size 6 on the back This works perfectly for both 2 colour and 5 colour kn...

Code snipett on here works for me, and we can post back that way. Just remember -  Kniterate do NOT recommend updating the kCode manually as it is possible to get it wrong,  You need to be especial...

Thank looks strange to me... 121 - Moving Left, Knitting on Yarn 5 as it goes - 122 - Moving Right - Transfer  Back to front as it goes123 - This looks wrong, as not sure this will reposition anyth...