Joanna dropped me a note saying she was having trouble with “the calculator for the round yoke sweater”. She didn’t specify the exact page so I assume that she meant “The Yokeulator.”
I checked…. and someone has noticed a bug in the program– from way back just before I stopped posting. Anyway…. I fixed the bug today. The bug was: If you used custome, the program over-wrote your head dimension. This meant users couldn’t make the neck tighter or looser for a given neck size.
I found the problem and fixed it. So, now those of you with big or small heads who want to knit yoke sweaters can calculate the shape. (Fitting in patterns is a challenge for more advanced knitters, and can’t be script-ti-fied easily. )
If you find bugs in other programs, let me know. I’ll try to fix them…. eventually.
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I am a NEWBIE at knitting and was floating around the internet… your work is so beautiful – I can’t imagine doing anything more than a scarf or hat – maybe when the kids are older. Pretty site, I plan to visit again.
Comment by Katherine — 2/12/2009 @ 10:30 am
I was on Ravelry and someone had a link to your site which didn’t work. Do you have a calculator that would enable me to attach two pieces of work — one piece is 121 stitches long and the other is 112 stitches. I’m supposed to attach the two evenly and a calculator to do this would sure come in handy. Thank you!
Comment by June — 2/12/2009 @ 12:27 pm
You probably want this:
Button hole calculator
Comment by lucia — 2/12/2009 @ 1:51 pm
Thank you for this. I started a sweater using the customizations and wondered why my neck was tighter than I wanted. LOL
Now I’ll frog and re-do! 
tammy
Comment by Tammy — 2/12/2009 @ 3:34 pm
wow, where were you when i was trying to learn how to knit. This is really a good way to get knitting done in the right way. I personally think you are genius. I think what you did here is a masterpiece…
Comment by francesca — 2/16/2009 @ 5:18 am
Tank You
Comment by videoizle — 3/2/2009 @ 8:00 pm
You merged traditional and contemporary, and I congratulate you for that. Your work is very beautiful and it is important to resting your nerves.
Comment by Ann — 7/22/2009 @ 9:41 am
Hey Gang!!!! Sir Knits-aolt here!!! The yokulator sweater is a wonderful pattern. Perhaps a bit of fuschia in there would have been a nice touch that I would have added to the sweater to really have it shine. I have a funny story to share. I actually had a person try to give me advice last week while I was pearling on a city bench. Turns out he never knitted before. He was a crocheter. Can you believe the nerve? A Crocheter!!! LOL.
Comment by Sir Knit-alot — 11/28/2009 @ 3:22 pm
Sounds like a really useful program! I’m still new to designing patterns so looks like I should check this out
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Comment by Knitting Blog — 6/28/2010 @ 10:12 pm