Mark Anderson

TL;DR: Can Kniterate knit kcode that binds on with "tuck" instead of "knit"? For some reason this make me think of the old, if a tree falls in the forrest and there is no one there to hear it. If t...

Gerard Rubio curious if Kniterate_sample_23may20-3.kc is one of the edge cases, some 30+ of the last 40 FRNT lines seem significantly different in length from the nearly 900 earlier lines.  Could j...

Tim thanks for the response. Gerard Rubio thanks for the update and exciting news. Am re-reading and staring at the kCode to see what new questions popup factoring in what I just learn. One questio...

Prompted  by this thread I queried the knitout repo contact.  Got a reply from Jim McCann today. Seems I should have been searching github a bit more this weekend.  This weekend https://github.com/...

A more serious response, than the one still pending.    What I often do, on hand machines, is make a reversible beanie, kniting one top down and the other bottom up. Could you copy the kCodeOld fil...

Sometimes you just need to serve fashion, and throw function to the wind. Following the knit hat trend as I do oh so closely, even bucket hats with flow thru ventilation are happening with today yo...

Robert Ingemarsson  here are some kCode questions (or anyone ) (1) the strings following FRNT: and REAR: are longer than the strings following STIF: and STIR:, if I want to count from the left to f...

There is now an Unofficial Kniterate Users Group with github account  and a wiki.  I'm pretty rusty with git and markdown, may take me a while to get my git-legs back again. Living in irrational fe...

plasmatopia Thank you so much for your detailed responses.  Can't wait to enter parts of your designs and stare at the k-code.  It should help me get much more comfortable with both the k-code and ...

So, here are my uninformed speculation.   If we are knitting all one the front bed, we could knit one loop on the back.  If on edge, just rack, transfer back to front.  If in middle, transfer needl...